. >>> we will check in >>>> in west australia, the ming company rio tinto o has apologid for losing theioactive capsule. the highly poisonous capsule is only 6 millimeters in diameter and could be anywhwhere in an 870-milele stretch off the auststralian oututback. this comomes on the heheels of numerous othther controversies involving rio tinto, which has been trying to clean up its image. >> we have more on this lost radioactive capsule story. we go now live to bill dundee, spokesman for rio tinto, at the site. how is the search going, bill? >> we feel confident we'll locate this aspirin-sized

i think west australia alone was exporting somewhere around three and a half million ton.e it was all we could do to produce enough to satisfthe chine market. stephen: but the risk banking on china hit home last may when it imposed a crippling 80% tariff on the industry. doug smith: all of a sudden, here it was. and this wasn't, you know, the $10 or $15 a ton that the industry thought might've been imposed on us. this was massive. this was the end of our export to china. stephen: to make matters worse, the announcement of china's decision came when the new season's crops were already in the ground. doug smith: if they had have made the announcement of that level of tariff in, oh, let's say, february, it would have been quite easy for growers to say, "well, look, we're not going to grow as much barley. but to wait until after, for all intentional purposes, a lot of the australian barley crop was planted. yeah, it was a strategic? i would think so. stephen: it was a bitter blow after exhaustive efforts to refute china's allegations that australia was dumping barley, at below

but adelaide is surprisingly high. 36 at which beats persons at west australia does look rather cloudy. that regs of light is rain heavy stuff, of course in the north where seasonally it should be melbourne, rural cover to 30 mike up to 33. so we dodging around the average by quite a few degrees and have been all summer. this is the picture on wednesday, the shall go through sidney on the way. eventually up to brisbin maybe. but it's the bottom end about lime. she's through safa museum, which will make a big difference. christ church is dropped 10 degrees between tuesday and wednesday, intense rain and even snow on the tops of the mountains in south east asia. the southern philippines might in a few heavy showers on tuesday. i suspect they don't be too great because the bulk of the rain is gone over the sea. this is what was a fan originally a tropical depression. but it went to comes across with snow showers for han shoe in china encroaching cloud. a light rain goes into the western yank. see awe inspiring stories from around the world. i got the human life capture. it's a fast one. t

most of west australia is cloud free and dry. this is where the rain is. i'm a hint of the circulation. you'll notice that's worth watching. but the real west actually been further south and you see it now by wednesday, most the circulation remains of tropical cycling has gone away. but then it saddens time in christ church, in particular, get wind and rain in southeast asia at the side to the equator. the heavy rain is in the central southern philippines may be sort of way see and for the south in java line of rain that's been pushed out of japan came from china originally is being replaced by the cold wind mean snow shows that cold actually brought some snow to the eastern side of china, but even mountain tops is not severely cold, has pushed the temperature down by 10 degrees in the south of china. they'd be rather high recently, mostly to come on wednesday. you'll notice, but for india, pakistan and backlash, it's just some shy. ah, with inspiring stories from around the world. i thought we did the human life capture. and it's a vast one. this feel like

>>> we will check in >> in west australia, the mining company rio tinto has apologized for losing the radioactive capsule. the highly poisonous capsule is only 6 millimeters in diameter and could be anywhere in an 870-mile stretch of the australian outback. this comes on the heels of numerous other controversies involving rio tinto, which has been trying to clean up its image. >> we have more on this lost radioactive capsule story. we go now live to bill dundee, spokesman for rio tinto, at the site. how is the search going, bill? >> we feel confident we'll locate this aspirin-sized capsule lost in 850 miles of arid desert wasteland quickly. >> what does the recovery effort look like so far? >> we are doing everything possible to find what we've codenamed baby chernobyl, including boots on the ground, "have you seen me? if so, alert your local crematorium immediately." >> what about the radioactive threat to all living things? >> i'm here to assure the threat is minimal. >> isn't that a giant mutant ant behind you right now? >> oh! back, back! it's just my assistant, kevin. go to lunch

at $27.00, most west australia is cloud free and dry. this is where the ranges i'm into the circulation. you'll notice that's worth watching. but the real wet, scratchy, been further south in do you see it there? by wednesday most is sacrificed. it's the remains of tropical cycling has gone away . but then it saddens time at christ church in particular get wind and rain in southeast asia as besides the equator. the heavy rain is in the central sun, philippines may be said away c and for the south in java and the line of rain has been pushed out of japan came from china originally being replaced by the cold winds, mean snow showers. that code actually brought some snowed the eastern side of china anyway. mountain tops is not severely cold, has pushed the temperature down by tend to be in the south of china. they've been rather high, recently more snow to come on wednesday. you'll notice for india, pakistan and bangladesh, it's just sunshine, awe inspiring stories from around the world is that a human life capture? and it's a fast one witn

but it's fairly cloudy in west australia. few showers, only a few showers around i have to say in new zealand, looks like crossed your. she's going to walk to $27.00. your average is about 20 to see on the warm side ones will rain on the western side of south holland and rain, proper and heavy and flooding is likely in peninsula malaysia, down towards the, on the t more as well. just skirting through some borneo res. also heading towards japan, which is a contrast, what we seen recently with this means wal mart is coming your way. not necessarily a good thing now in tie pace also warmed up to 18 potentially going down to about 50 and still below the average as the cold breeze picks of that cold breeze, bringing snow showers and increasing the avalanche risk in japan for the korean plates are in china, it's musty sunday. ah, it's a $1000000000.00 money known during operation. the goal mafia is be in the company with financial institutions, regulators and government complicity. my way is over. what is this? it is this right of this tripe route in a full pod series. al jazeera is investi

if at west australia does look rather cloudy, that regs of lightest, rain, the heavy stuff, of course in the north west seasonally, it should be melbourne. rural, coveted, 30 or mike, up to 33. so we dodging around the average by quite a few degrees and have been all summer this the picture on wednesday. the shall go through sidney on the way events. yep. to brisbin maybe. but it's the bottom end about lime, she's through saffo news even which will make a big difference. christ church is dropped 10 degrees between tuesday and wednesday, intense rain and even snow on the tops of the mountains in south east asia. the southern philippines might, in a few heavy showers on tuesday. i suspect they don't be too great because the bulk of the rains got over the sea. this is what was found originally a tropical depression. but it went to, comes across with snow shoes for home shoe, in china encroaching clad and light rain. because in the western young c, awe inspiring stories from around the world. i'm all with human life capture. and it's a fast one with on a jesse. ah ah.

they started off the north, west coast of australia is pushing its way right across towards madagascar by tuesday or wednesday. ah, the, the american people is spoken. but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much is social media companies know about you? and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line, touch t money into african go the exclusive al jazeera investigation. coming soon? lou. ah, welcome back. a good reminder of the top stories here. this our north korea has flawed to more projectiles, up its east coast, less than 48 hours after similar knowledge. young young's benign goodbye military drills between the us and south korea. roms denying report sits intentionally enriched uranium beyond internationally acceptable levels. the united nations nuclear watchdog says it's in top soft reports that erodes in richmond. i've gone up to 84 percent. a 90 percent threshold is required for use in a weapon. and touches rescue efforts have ended in al

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they started off the north, west coast of australia is pushing its way right across towards madagascar by tuesday or wednesday. ah ah, i should say it. we returned to a remote village into a clear cut off by 2 powerful earthquakes, where aid groups have struggled to deliberate, vital supplies. wherever you look, the earthquake has left its mark on the landscape, on houses, and of course on people's minds. ah brown carried johnson, mrs. al jazeera live from doha, also coming up, rescue efforts wind down in turkey to week soft. the tremors that have killed more than 46000 people. north korea warns of turning the pacific into a firing range after launching projectiles the 2nd time in 3 days. and argentina has become a popular destination for thousands of pregnant russian women since moscow's invasion of ukraine. ah, and it's been 2 weeks since to half earthquakes, hit her chair and syria and left. both countries devastated more than 46000 people have been confirmed dead. and tens of thousands of buildings have been flattened for rescue efforts, have been cold, often, all of the affected t

they started off the north, west coast of australia is pushing its way right across towards madagascar by tuesday or wednesday. ah, how do you state controlled installation? most school is one of the employee till may of 6 in the world. it has an incredible facial recognition technology. how does the narrative improve public opinion? no walker asked how ethan, jim listened. we flaming the video spread like wildfire. they do know the passport in your grade. the listening close dissects the media. we don't cover the move. we cover the way the news is covered. ah ah, welcome back our mind about top stories here at this hour. north korea a spot to more ballistic missile. so if it's east coast less than 48 hours offer similar launch young's benign goodbye military drills between the united states and south korea. ron's denying reports. it's intentionally enriched uranium beyond international acceptable levels. united nations nuclear watchdog says it's in top soft reports that iraq in richmond. i've come up to 84 percent. a 90 percent threshold has applied for use in nuclear weapons and took

they started off the north, west coast of australia is pushing its way right across towards madagascar by tuesday or wednesday. ah, in syria citizens, a collecting evidence, a show of crimes committed against civilians. we've moved out of syria now about $600000.00 pages of material so that one day they can bring the aside regime to justice. it puts a human face on the charges. it's a dead human face, but it's a human face. syria witnesses for the prosecution. on al jazeera what's shaped europe security as munich hosts its annual conference. there are concerns about the continent future with the war in ukraine, still raging. how will europeans face potential security threats? i'm, can they do it alone? this is inside stored. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm danny navigator. the war in europe and the new alliances of the future are some of the issues being discussed that one of the most important meetings on the international agenda. the annual munich security conference leaders on top officials from the european union and nato have been focusing on ukraine and how the war is s

the tied test between australia and west indies back in 1960 was one of them— not a single run betweene won byjust one run happened back in 1993— west indies pipped the aussies in adelaide. and england beat australia by two runs in that amazing test match at edgbaston back in 2005. a victory that led to england regaining the ashes. although everyone agrees about how entertaining the cricket was, not everyone is happy about how england approached the match. some have criticised captain ben stokes�* decision to enforce the follow on— that is, to make new zealand bat again after their first innings. it allowed the hosts to recover from being way behind in the match. it fits with england's ultra—aggressive approach to test cricket which they say could save the sport. earlier, i spoke to cricket analyst and former player simon hughes and i asked him whether it's more important to win or be entertaining: my my feeling that, in a way, does really matter it's really exciting game and really performances in sports to me are about entertainment. in professional sports come anyway. and so, if it'

to the perfect start at the beginning of this world cup as they beat the west indies comprehensively. defending champions australial start, with beth mooney out for a duck. assure the build a for nine new zealand chase went down pretty quickly and they lost two wickets in their first over and were both out for 76 in the 1a over. i defeat by 97 runs. assure they have started in a manner that you may well expect. loughborough lightning won the opening game of the new netball super league season, beating team bath 86—52. the game was between two of the teams that made the competition's semi finals last year. with bath eventually finishing runners up. but the lightning won the first of the five games that are being played today all in nottingham. they included the london pulse, who finished third in last year's competition. they beat leeds rhinos 64—48, while there were also wins for severn stars and surrey storm. defending champions manchester thunder have beat the celtic dragons 68 — 42 in their opening game. they are off to a great start with thunders goal shooter lenize potgieter the stand out with fourty six goal

to the perfect start at the beginning of this icc world cup as they beat west indies comprehensively. defending champions australiat for a duck. loughborough lightning have won the opening game of the new netball super league season, beating team bath 86—52. the game was between two of the teams that made the competition�*s semi finals last year, with bath eventually finishing runners up. but the lightning won the first of the five games that are being played today all in nottingham. they included the london pulse, who finished third in last year�*s competition. they beat leeds rhinos 6a—a8, while there were also wins for seven stars and surrey storm. and defending champions manchester thunder are underway in the last match of the day against the celtic dragons. a week on from his first ranking snooker title in seven years, ali carter has told the bbc he�*s got his belief back. the cancer survivor�*s win at the german masters puts him back into the coveted top 16 in the world rankings. and he�*s been speaking to the bbc�*s framed podcast. when you have been a pro for 25 years like i have and you, family things com

west there. well, yesterday with australia , there was russia, and it has forces, there is ukraine, and it has forceshere is no question that we take russia and ukraine separately and ukraine is at war with russia, this is actually a real war between democracy and autocracy, and when russia , by the way, did not win a single war alone , where it was alone, it lost this war starting with the war with japan or starting something replaced by sweden and here ukraine is probably the largest coalition more than during the second world war, how can you doubt the victory there of the 45 largest economies in the world, the armed potential of the largest in the world , how can you question such a capacity because it will have to be complete idiots or complete idiots or absolutely no irresponsible politicians and everyone understands this threat, but for some reason now we are being forced to discuss that now russia will start a counteroffensive. one more question from the political plane. and what do you think, maybe you have some thoughts, if possible briefly, what could have remained behind the scenes today

it's only ever happened once before winter spring when the west indies beat australia in 1993 to make it even more significant new zealand or just the 4th side ever to win after being asked to follow on the to match series ends on the square. just the sheer nature been asked to follow on. and the guy's just been taking this drawn and just giving it a shot for the last 3 days and am yeah. and it mentioned managing to come out on top it sir. i'd imagine beer at this meshes. talked about for a long time. if you can look back at that test matches in our dressing, remain on the losing side. and just, you know, they quite thankful that if they have been involved in a game like that, cuz test matches are that don't happen. often and uncle around them that often either to tennyson will number one or bakovich is in action right now at the dubai championships. his 1st events since winning the australian open canadas, felix or j earlier seem, has already secured his place in the 2nd round. last week, semi finalist in doha was made to work hard, and he's opener against maxine chrissy, fort seed n

they started off the north, west coast of australia is pushing its way right across towards madagascar by tuesday or wednesday. well, stella had he here on out there. tension saw on the korean peninsula of that young young launches a long range messiah hunting for a massive twist in the race to win the english family. but will action ah a tough times, the man tough questions. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom and demand the true upfront with me, mark lamond hill, what al jazeera for the past year al jazeera, his correspondence have reported on every aspect of the far reaching consequences of russia's invasion of ukraine. upset by street fighting to the destruction of thousands and the lives of record g. from the political maneuvering and global repercussions. the devastating impact on the lives of ordinary people are both very good. the front lines, the bomb felt the seats of power, and the reality of the grown from moscow. here, brushing good gold on bought and beyond will continue to deliver in depth,

it's only ever happened once before when test cricket, when the west indies beat australia in 1993 to make it even more significant zealand or just the 4th side ever to win. after being asked to follow one, the 2 match series ends all square. just the sheer nature been asked to follow on. and the guy's just been taking this drawn and just giving it a shot for the last 3 days and then yeah, then it mentioned managing to come out on top. it's a hot imagine beer at test measures. talked about for a long time. if he can look back at that test much, he's now addressing remain on the losing side. and just they don't be quite thankful that you've that you've been involved in a game like that cuz the test matches all that doesn't happen often and don't go around them that often either a professional cyclist has been fined and suspended by a seem for shooting dead a ministers cat in san marino, and tanya to bury reportedly said he was trying out an air rifle and pointed it at the cat's head before pulling the trigger. the animal belonged to the neighbor, federico, a pe dini r marty sand marino

meant easy and one by one run not funny ever happened once before and test cricket when the west nice beat australia in 1993. make it a more impressive new zealand to just the full side, everts. when else being asked to follow on too much series and integral just the she had night. sure enough to follow on. and the guys just been taking the straw and just giving it a shot for the last 3 days. and then he mentioned managing to come out on top. it's automation, be a test message, talked about for a long time. if you look back at that test, much even now dressed in, remain on the losing side and just you know, be quite thankful that you've, that you've been involved in a game like that because test matches all that doesn't happen often and don't go around them often either to be m b a now in the boston celtics have been knocked off top spot in the eastern conference up against the new nic. celtic saw jason tate and showed why he's one of the best in the game. he's later injected for the 1st time in his career for complaining the referees. the next one by 15.6, when rose and after leading for much of th

we got that wet weather making its way toward madagascar they started off the north, west coast of australia is pushing its way right across towards madagascar by tuesday or wednesday ah, in syria citizens are collecting evidence, a show of crimes committed against civilians. we've moved out of syria now about $600000.00 pages of material so that one day they can bring the outside regime to justice. it puts a human face on the charges. it's a dead human face, but it's a human face. syria witnesses for the prosecution on al jazeera, the scale of the destruction when you see it by air, is shocking. more than 70 percent of the buildings in this town have been totally destroyed. tons and tons and tons of thousands of people homeless across this region. have ri, after it's turned into a mom and i do, sir. my res. no, don't even have temporary shelters. menu of my friends that we have lost and hope to a future together. are now gone. lou . ah, what about your watch out as there is news out with me. so hell run a reminder of our top stories. you are a secretary of state and to the blinking is touri

it happened once before and test cricket when the west indies seat australia in 1993 to make it even more impressive, new zealand. it's just the 4th side ever when i'm being asked to follow on too much series and integral. she's just the she and nature have been asked to follow on, and the guys just been taking the straw and just giving it a shot for the last 3 days. and then he mentioned managing to come out on top. it's mentioned be a test message talked about for a long time. if you can look back at that test much even now just remain on the losing side and just, you know, be quite thankful that you've, you've been involved in the game because test matches all that doesn't happen often and don't go around the often either fam, be a now, in the boston celtics have been knocked off top spot in the eastern conference up against you next, celtics saw jason tatum showed why he's one of the best in the game. he was late, it shifted for the 1st time in his career. fighting to the referees, the next one by 15 points for the 6 went in row and for leading for much of the seas in the celtics

. >> we recognize that we are this important place on the west coast for companies from australia, asiae east coast who want to establish a base here. so we want to make it easier for them to be here. another strategy, change the city code. have residents move in. restaurants and other businesses. >> but even the most optimistic people are realistic because for one of the most desert downtowns in america, the recovery from the pandemic will take a long time. >> and the mayor mentioned two other important strategy, public safety and better transportation. people need to feel safe when visiting downtown and simply put having better access to the area on uni needs to be a priority. that's according to mayor breed. leanne melendez, abc7 news. >> outrage this afternoon from people living lightening a stretch of cat street in san francisco's mission district they are upset because of the barricades make ago dead end between 19th and 22nd street. they tried to do that to st people from soliciting sex workers. larry: caltrans is work on some fryeway improvements between coopman road and sono bo

they say west and equipment like these bush mazda ahmed vehicles provided by australia is helping government. but that more is urgently needed nearly did though, the budget give us more military equipment, more weapons. and we will deal with the russian occupier, but we will destroy them. other than that, but a more hill, modern western tanks are set to arrive soon. ukrainian troops already learning how to operate these german made leopard twos here in poland. but for now, back move defenders will have to keep working with what they've got that russia's invasion of ukraine nearly a year ago is reverberating through the berlin film festival, which began this week one hotly awaited screening is super power director, shaun pans, profile of president ferrara. mirrors and ascii, but the festival is also featuring many other films that shed light on the conflict and its effects. impressions from in ukraine, a documentary premiering at the berlin, allah burned out tanks at the side of the road. a children swing with a view of bonded buildings. sheltering in an underground station in ukraine depicts

. >> we recognize we are in this important place on the west coast for companies from australia, asiaeast coast to want to establish a base here so we want to make it easier for them to do so. >> another strategy, change the planning code grade rather than use this building exclusively for office space, have residents move in. restaurants and other businesses. >> even the most optimistic people are realistic because, for one of the most deserted downtowns in america, the recovery from the pandemic will take a long time. leanne melendez, abc7news. zach: we want to make sure you know that more than 56,000 covid antigen test sare recalled according to universal meta-type eerie the tests were this riveted without appropriate approval by the fda. they are claiming the test kits could potentially cause inaccurate test results be the recalled test kits were made between october 2021 to december 2021. they were disturbing to january 2022 so if you have any kids, you are advised -- kits you are asked to stop using them immediately. so many of us are starting our weekends, this we can super bow

. >> we recognize that we are this important place on the west coast for companies from australia, asiaoast who want to establish a base here so we want to make it easier for them to do so. lyanne: another strategy, change the planning code. rather than use this building exclusively for office space, have residents move in, restaurants and other businesses. even the most optimistic people are realistic. because for one of the most deserted downtowns in america, the recovery from the pandemic will take a long time. lyanne melendez, abc7news. zach: more than 56,000 covid antigen test are being recalled. according to universal the tests were distributed without appropriate fda approval. it claims the test kits could cause inaccurate test results. the recalled test kits were made between october 2021 to december of 2021 and were distributed january of 2022. if you have any tests, stop using them immediately and contract -- contacted the distributor to start a return. an important warning if you have one of those tests. as we continue on the weekend, we are going to get a check of our weathe

this is in response to the fact that the west or prices raised these west countries usa canada great britain new zealand, australiaours. uh, an evil friend in europe, and what is important here is that there are only six countries in total, seven categories of goods, that is, very little, but this is more than two billion additional rubles a year. uh, aside from such product categories , there are a lot of such unfriendly countries. there are 50 of them. but there are. this is a very 10 person president. just act very carefully , the importance of hatred for yourself, the harm with these pistons, but look, the west carried out these duties, unilaterally, spitting on the wto on all our agreements. as a matter of fact, they admit it themselves . they shot themselves a little in the legs, too, but in general, we are silent, we have been accustomed to being open and friendly for so many years . they take away the assets of russian companies and impose unilateral duties. and what are we, uh, well, how to say the weak are beaten, so let's answer. this will force many too, but come to their senses, otherwise they want to

west sunday. more thunderstorms rumbling away across northern australia with those heavy downpours down towards the southeast. not too bad at all. we have got somewhere where the pushing to the south out of zailynn, but try to the north. ah. on counting the cost often devastating earthquakes into clear and syria, how all the nations economies k. thank you and very much needed a to syria, but it's a little too late. and what is the financial state of ukraine? almost one year on to roches invasion, counting the calls on al jazeera, 30 money into african go exclusive owners the investigation coming soon. ah ah ah, hello, they are watching out there. i'm espouse here, take here in durham. let's remind you about top stories. more than 45000 people are confirmed dead and to kia and syria after last week's ath quaker. the focus is now shifting to relief efforts and helping millions of people in need of humanitarian assistance. while these tremors displaced entire communities, attackers vice president has said more than a 1000000 people in our living intent, and cabinets. and across the border in, sorry, o

we've looked my did with the west, we're like, by did with the boxes, japan, australia. but there was a medical science agree, but we were just had a little bit of a connect it to run g, sorry for interrupting, but will persist with this. because i know where viewers will want to hear more of your views. your take on us efforts to pressure india to join the the anti moscow sanctions and just to finish what your point there, are you surprised that new delhi determination to stay independent? absolutely. we have what we call the world of numbers from strategic autonomy. whenever we get disconnect for the world, i'm not only going to say wherever we think is correct for the world, we will stand by and we will, and by the last name is de la read. therefore, we will not go voted to under strictly victoria's big lecture, the you crane war or is funded by the united states of america $1000000000.00. it's actually like the oil on the embers. i won't tell, much of it. common sense will tell you a doctor do you want to join it? and how can you have an enemy on your border where yo

australia. so very warm weather over towards the west. we're into the thirty's here, the mid thirty's for perth. good part of w way, mostly weather weather down towards the southeast, which will rattle its way through on quite a brisk wind swirling away 3. tasmania. eventually pushing over towards new zealand slowly, but surely, things will improve for the north ireland. i'm pleased to say we'll see some dry weather with a few showers, but the wet weather will make its way to was at western side of the south. i live at 32 in christ church. brisk northerly winds, really picking those temperatures up the cold north. we wind meanwhile, across japan, so yet more snow in the forecast proceed across western parts of han shoe and on in to her kite. ah, our diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what we're eating in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden, scandalous practices that have infiltrated international hold. so markets and supermarket chains and asks, what's really o

west country. yeah this in australia is the and the australian a plus community so this guy's through the whole communitygive them all kids. community and giving them all give them all kids . well that's give them all kids. well that's boy does it i mean the that they were able to identify their values did they have like a massive nose or something. well it wasn't wasn't white. was it wasn't it wasn't white. was the giveaway that they got. so he's in trouble because he's is in trouble because didn't at first i was like, oh, isn't just a legend and is this another right for another man can't do right for wrong situation but apparently it's a because he was it's a problem because he was taking holidays and stuff from these families so he's getting paid. oh yeah which is that must be issue that's why. but it shouldn't be. no i suppose . well shouldn't be. no i suppose. well i mean it's also a sign of how desperate people are to have children and how they can easily they can be exploited and why we need this of regulation really. well, it's just so tempting them to think, oh, i can pay this dodgy bloke a few

now need to beat sri lanka heavily and hope south africa lose to bangladesh and australia, to reach the semi—finals. west follow that on the bbc sport website. england play india tomorrow. the winner of that will be as good as through to their semi—finals. our reporterjo currie is in gbergha and has been speaking to england opener sophia dunkley. sylvia, wonderful to see you out here in south africa. in terms of the work up. england has two wins from two. in terms of form, where would you say england correct? we have would you say england correct? - have had a great start to the competition. a fresh outlook to the competition. a fresh outlook to the competition where we want to play a r cricket. aggressive aggressive in the batting and fielding. i think the batting and fielding. i think the way we are playing is exactly what we want. aha, the way we are playing is exactly what we want.— the way we are playing is exactly what we want. a great start so far. how are you _ what we want. a great start so far. how are you going _ what we want. a great start so far. how are you going personally - what we want.

west country. yeah this in australia is the and the australian a plus community so this guy's through the whole communitygive them all kids. community and giving them all give them all kids . well that's give them all kids. well that's boy does it i mean the that they were able to identify their values did they have like a massive nose or something. well it wasn't wasn't white. was it wasn't it wasn't white. was the giveaway that they got. so he's in trouble because he's is in trouble because didn't at first i was like, oh, isn't just a legend and is this another right for another man can't do right for wrong situation but apparently it's a because he was it's a problem because he was taking holidays and stuff from these families so he's getting paid. oh yeah which is that must be issue that's why. but it shouldn't be. no i suppose . well shouldn't be. no i suppose. well i mean it's also a sign of how desperate people are to have children and how they can easily they can be exploited and why we need this of regulation really. well, it's just so tempting them to think, oh, i can pay this dodgy bloke a few

and the west very rightly asks the question if we are the west of the countries of the european union, the united states , canada, japan, australiarom georgia. i know vancouver and paris, why don't you ukrainians collect all the money from your state resources and punish your corrupt people and this question is fair to them, the answer is very simple, this is the answer today in the news feed . this will be a condition for our survival, our future in the european union, and i hope for nato, and that is why the president who declared these ambitious goals of ours to nato, the european union, will not go down this path , and accordingly, the fight against corruption will only to gather momentum, it will not come back. and the fact that the priest is no longer there, i hope i finally understood today, ihor kolomoisky arsen avakov vadim the carpenter, i.e. people who were mini-oligarchs , big oligarchs whose surnames were spoken in whispers in the previous cadences of other presidents, now they become figures in the criminal chronicle this is the place they deserve and not the place they thought up to be the letter that determines wh

ah, in australia has died near the city of jericho, the occupied west bank after being shot in a car. the latest shooting follow the deployment by israel, of hundreds of additional soldiers to the area after an escalation of violence on sunday. to israeli settlers was shot dead to the city of nablus. one palestinian was killed and hundreds were injured. were us national security council spokesman john kirby says the united states condemns the violence on both sides. yesterday's violence to israelis were murdered and then is rarely citizens sought to take revenge in a palestinian town resulting in one palestinian death and many others injured. the state department spoke to this yesterday. i'm sure you saw that and we condemn the violence. of course, in all its forms, we are so fully agree with the statements from president herzog and prime minister netanyahu that citizens cannot take the law under their own hands. what happened was totally unacceptable. something that we've heard loud and clear from ours. really partners. hello you and says the day the average of settler attacks on pal

australia, here is our developing tropical cycling. that is a little cycling judy and it will sink further south which towards fiji running across van. what to over the next couple of days. further west, where we are looking at those heavy showers, lingering monsoon trough, big area of low pressure there just to round northern parts of australia. and if anything that will sink further south, which as we go through where, where to stay still, where on thursday, with a likelihood of flooding in the interior. ah, from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation, the struggles that we see in the global south have come, not because of our help, but because of the harm of the global north with no host and no limitation. that's the story of climate change. it's not that we're all in it together. the people who are the most impacted in the 1st impacted or in the global side. that's always how it is part to of, as your father. and i said, raymond, fast fashion should be actually regulated, just like cigarettes, studio b unscripted on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back you watching al jazeera mind a thought top stories this out as really forces have deployed hundr

reported just recently in early february in australia, someone put the letter z on a decommissioned german tank, which now stands in a memorial park in the westuntry. further syria underwent a missile strike this night, damascus, as the local press reports , attacked residential areas in the southwest, the city has victims, at least five such data are given by the agency, with anya another 15 people. according to journalists, fire was injured, it was fired from the dutch heights and opened by the israeli air force in israel itself, this information does not comment in any way. moscow will not be left unanswered by amsterdam's decision to limit the number of russian diplomats who work in the netherlands, this was stated in our video. how much specifically russians are forced to interrupt their business trip, until according to some reports, embassy employees were given 2 weeks to leave the country. in addition, according to the decision of the non-zerlands , our trade press in amsterdam should stop working on tuesday. the united states is trying to assess the scale of the environmental disaster in the state. ohio where, let me remind you, went

they are working together to reach the goals and it's going to take the west, america, as its leader and europe and japan and australia, and we need to bring in partners like india, and the free world needs to stand up against the communist chinese party and the imperialists in russia and say we are not going to the era where might makes right in relations, and bigger neighbor could take over taiwan because it wants to or russia can take over the baltics or ukraine because it wants to. that would be a very dangerous world and the west cannot put up with it. it goes back to ronald reagan, peace or strength, and donald trump, peace or strength. >> john: the chinese balloon, apparently antony blinken brought it up, and spokesman said the secretary spoke to the unacceptable air balloon, under scoring this irresponsible act must never again occur. sounds like tough talk, but questions as to just how tough biden can talk with china because of what we have learned about his son hunter's business dealings in china. do you believe that president biden is compromised on the issue of being able to get tough on china? >> well, lo

australia spinner todd murphy has taken five wickets on his debut. india will resume on day three on 321 for 7, a lead of 144 runs. that's all the sport for now. westo go fifth. from all of us here good night. this is bbc news, we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. we face a massive dilemma. last year was officially the uk's warmest year on record. london was burning. california's fuel—choked, highly flammable forests combined with drier conditions linked to climate change. swathes of land across - southern pakistan have been turned into islands. national records have been broken in eight countries and regional records in three others. climate change is making extreme weather more likely, so tackling it is more urgent than ever, but... prices are rising at their fastest rates for 40 years. food and fuel and energy. all of us have seen the cost of living going up. cost of living. we buy less and we buy cheaper products. if they're not going to give us the wage rises, we can't compete with inflation. the uk has been trying to lead the global effort to tackle climate change. it's

australia spinner todd murphy has taken five wickets on his debut. india will resume on day three on 321 for 7, a lead of 144 runs. that's all the sport for now. westight. this is bbc news, we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. across the uk, people are on strike. in england... there is a growing anger in this country. ..scotland... the workers united will never be defeated! ..northern ireland... horns sound ..and wales. how are people going to pay these bills? i workers spent more days on strike in 2022 than at any time since the 1980s. unions and bosses are further apart than ever. so why are they striking and is there an end in sight? these strikes are completely unnecessary. i'm finding it really hard, like, to heat my house, to feed my children. our members have been. getting poorer and poorer. at the end of the day, i they deserve a pay rise. there has to be a reality check amongst the trade union colleagues about where that money would have to come from. no—one's taking it lightly but it's, kind of, the only way now we feel like we're going to be heard. if the union lead

australia, this tips a topsy turvy summer. we've got heavy rain in the north, a frontal system going through west austria where recently it's been very hot indeed. that'll tend to knock those temperatures out. but the ac going light breeze in adelaide is giving you 40 degrees in the forecast. still 39 by the time you get to friday, you think this should change things? it's a cold front and it will add leggers down to 24. in sundry showers during saturday . been shocked to system. i say 50 degree drop, which is already happened in due season. christ church is full cost of $14.00 or 15 is about 15 below. well, i'm exaggerating, is well below where it was this, the disappointing living picture. a suddenly breeze full of cloud and rain and more worryingly may be significant rainfall. no fallen on thursday, may be on friday to ah, the african story from african perspective, short documentary for filmmakers from his id. bad way. we were pioneers of how economists changed the way we did to be good. i'd be happy to go into a physical store, so darn ivory coast, any gun fresh farm fishing wood and the shot africa direct on al jazeera. ah

west of that. having said we got some pretty wet weather there as you can see, lurking across northern parts of australia and no great changes. we go on through the next few days. 25 celsius in adelaide. a 22 from melbourne to the thirty's, therefore, sydney and for brisbin met about a wet weather clearing away from tasmania as he go on through our monday. heading off to war. sneeze hill, about the wet weather. already in place. cross northern parts of new zealand. if some heavy rank coming back in here, place to say it does gradually clear through. as we go one into what she used, i said it will be an improving picture for you. just wait and see and improve your picture to gradually coming into japan sunday. does bring more snow showers in the western parts of han she into hawkeye. does he go on into monday that will make his way out of the way. brightest guys come back? 3 pleasant sunshine temperatures. 13 celsius in tokyo, while she try to for the korean peninsula, and for much of china, ah, near to moment. if they treat like a fame and a multi $1000000.00 a did you need to put her ambition? with hait

australia. they will be replaced by a new ocean basin at the site of the pan-asian split along the line west india atlantic ocean expansion slows down, then europe america and africa will unite into one continent under called pangea ultima and the last most likely scenario of the new pangea atlantic ocean. it will continue to expand, as it is doing now, and the quiet opposite will close as a result, america will collide with antarctica , africa will join them, eurasia, australia will be sandwiched in the middle, naturally, such global geological transformations will lead to dramatic climate changes on earth , a huge supercontinent will not be the best place for most of its life will be covered by deserts, and the daily temperature will be characterized by high drops at night cold, and during the day unbearable heat for today that's all, goodbye. from a headache, there is askofen p at an affordable price with an ultra tile with a reinforced composition to combat headaches and migraines askofen when the head hurts misha loves a scooter because he loves to bring people joy, and asi loves a scooter be