the campaign to end the german submarine menace in, the north atlantic ocean began to turn and the allies favor as well. the allies to eliminate this threat so they begin the giant buildup of men and supplies in great britain that would be needed for the decisive invasion of northwest europe. from 1942 to 1944, the allies pondered when, where and how. a second front in europe could be opened. this thorny issue caused considerable between the big three, as roosevelt churchill and stalin. each had their ideas concerning the plan of attack. stalin demanded that his allies strike at the heart of hitler's empire and. north-western europe to distract and draw off a portion of the german forces that were attacking the ussr. roosevelt also favored an assault northwestern europe, but realized the attack would require time for careful planning preparation. churchill for a more limited peripheral strategy attack along the edges of the axis. not until november 1943, at big three meeting in tehran were the allied leaders able to agree to a spring. 1944 invasion. though the war was far from won. the ta

now we had to pop loan european outposts in the north atlantic ocean in. yeah. so this is the construction mass. so it's how valuable they can be in the fight against live may change. yeah, there's today's doing your bit it's not your average mon runcle hicks that is moving per house has a traditional turf roof. it's a method of insulation that dates back a 1000 years or more. the village of goss o'donnell, or as close to a cliff edge on one of the faro islands position. far out in the north atlantic. stables built centuries ago by sailors and warriors, combine kings are still in use. we always try to make a small and print a new environment as possible. this has to be a good way to farrell islands line between iceland and norway and one of the most remote corners of 0. they belong to denmark. the 18 islands are home to more shapes than people do to the harsh climate and then layer of soil or a few trees. but there's lots of grass with strips of turf. provide. installation this restaurant isn't tor shown. the pharaoh east capital the grass roof or blend into the

and it's biodiversity being taught the waters of this saw the atlantic ocean. ok team in that space, ease of jelly, fish, these creatures. i've been around for hundreds of millions of v as yet. there is surprisingly lead to research into them. now, scientists, the south africa, a trying to find out more balls them and the critical role the play. let's take a deep dive. jelly fish are among those oldest inhabitants. mass occurrences known as blues of jelly. fish happened roughly every 10 years. but in some regions, like allowing them to be being caused, they seem to occur more frequently. but it's hard to get dot to jelly fish thrift with the current which makes them difficult to accurately record. such invasions are usually the result of environmental conditions which lead to a drop in the number of predators. at the same time, that can be facilitated by an increase in temperature, you can increase the temperature. these things will grow foster. you dropped the concentrations of oxygen that will effect fission negatively, but it doesn't affect jelly fish. the j

charged to ships that use that canal are too high, that is a must for the main route between the atlantic oceanto take action. the history here is that the canal more than 100 years ago. a series of treaties seated at back to panama in 1999, and saw panama charges fees for boats to go through the canal. last year, fewer boats were able to do that because of a drought, so the fees went up, and trump is not happy about this. we are hearing that the president of panama is going to we are hearing that the presiden

promise much, but was frontage to the extent that it was one of the outlets out there in the atlantic ocean. now becoming artillery, sputter dies steadily, all was the same as a full, a number of minerals and was also nearer to the united kingdom on the ultimate who we know cool, cool was a major commodity that was been created. i dont particular time. and when you tell us about how does buries took late, you must never forget that it is the soap plate on the golf ball from gun that was being used to open up a couple of funk restart just categories. so plates when you go to zimbabwe, which was also a separate community because of the weather that was there, you'd find a lot of things that was coming from that particular area of the file industry was big in that area. and of course, we know that in uh, in the present day, uh, the zombie. uh, which was the noise under these. yeah. and was administered for some time as in yes salon. and there was club on getting the industrial revolution caught that was unimportant ingredient and unimportant mineral in aging. the industries in europe, and spec

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endangered tiny snails have been released in the remote portuguese island of desertas, in the atlantic ocean. the world health organization says the last major functioning hospital in northern gaza has been put out of service after it was evacuated by the israeli military. the kamal adwan hospital has been under siege by the idf for weeks. staff say airstrikes there on friday killed 50 people. the head of the hospital's nursing department told the bbc the army gave them only a 15—minute warning to evacuate patients and staff before the israeli army entered the hospital and removed anyone that remained. israel says the hospital was being used by hamas as a command centre, but has not provided any evidence to support this. let's speak to our correspondent in jerusalem, emir nader. what is the picture now for the people in northern gaza, on health? ~ . ., , health? much worse after this hosital health? much worse after this hospital has _ health? much worse after this hospital has been _ health? much worse after this hospital has been put - health? much worse after this hospital has been put ou

separated the columbia as planned, 2 minutes, 11 seconds into the flight, landed target in the atlantic ocean, 151 miles downrange. the launch site, after being towed back to kennedy center. both boosters will be refurbished and used again in a future shuttle flight flight. the third and fourth arms burns are also successful raising columbia's orbit to an altitude of approximately 172 miles for the television transmission from inside the spacecraft. the will give a status report on the mission's the flight for higher as and possibly go for not every test that we're to do and we're up on the timeline and a vehicle and performing before we positively much better than anyone ever expect it to do on a hard flight and. no systems are out of shape and it's delightful. there in zero gravity by that course we all just a lot of people and we certainly want to thank everyone has helped get this thing i want to take great pride at doing so well right now okay we're switching over do the camera here. i'd like to echo john's words as i usually do i guess being the so-called on this flight, i had a thrill

separated the columbia as planned, 2 minutes, 11 seconds into the flight, landed target in the atlantic ocean, 151 miles downrange. the launch site, after being towed back to kennedy center. both boosters will be refurbished and used again in a future shuttle flight flight. the third and fourth arms burns are also successful raising columbia's orbit to an altitude of approximately 172 miles for the television transmission from inside the spacecraft. the will give a status report on the mission's the flight for higher as and possibly go for not every test that we're to do and we're up on the timeline and a vehicle and performing before we positively much better than anyone ever expect it to do on a hard flight and. no systems are out of shape and it's delightful. there in zero gravity by that course we all just a lot of people and we certainly want to thank everyone has helped get this thing i want to take great pride at doing so well right now okay we're switching over do the camera here. i'd like to echo john's words as i usually do i guess being the so-called on this flight, i had a thrill

the panama canal was built by the us and spends a to to columbus is connecting the pacific and atlantic oceans. it saves ships. weeks of travel by avoiding the loan could journey around to south america. the canals children's the los angeles to new york trip to $22.00 days instead of one month. 1977, the us and panama signed a treaty rounding, panama control over the canal, starting from december 31st. 1999. the waterway handles 5 percent of global trade transporting vital fluids like missiles, few and greens. the us is by far, it's biggest use a with about 74 percent of cargo volume followed by china and japan. under the canal, which was expanded recently and around $5000000000.00 in revenue for the government in panama. o, sandra refugee has this report in panama city. they've been working hard on the preparation to march 25 years of spending meaning control over its iconic canal. but the anniversary is clouded by the threats of residues elect donald trump. to return it to us control are kind of the, the panama canal. as i was phones over empty, just because he have one, he cannot automatica

span africa from coach to coast -- coast-to-coast, linking many into ports on the indian and atlantic oceannvesting -- they hope investing in infrastructure will give them an edge over china in the competition for minerals needed for electronics and clean energy. at a speech at the capital, mr. biden hailed the project as a game changer. pres. biden: we will not openly generate significant employment, it will also allow individual countries to maximize domestic resources to the benefits of their people and it still critical minerals that power the world's energy transformation in our fight against climate change and transport that at a fraction of the time and lower cost. take over 45 days will now take 45 hours. that is a game changer. that increases profit and opportunity. it represents the right way to invest. the full partnership with the country and its people. sumi: our senior african correspondent and soy -- anne soy has the latest. anne: president biden is here to highlight the reset of u.s. policy. for the first time, the u.s. is investing heavily in infrastructure, basically takin

there's an atlas air cargo flight that just left not too far away from here, going out over the atlantic oceanthere's a delta flight that's coming in over the atlantic, turning north to go into jfk, and then another really bright light above those two that is jupiter. but it's the things that cannot be explained so easily that if folks here really concerned deputies like kevin fennessy hope the truth is still out there. >> we're not drone hunters. we're just trying to see if we can figure out what's going on, where they're coming from, and try to put this to bed great piece, pete. >> thank you so much for that. other headlines we're watching today, the two nasa astronauts who were only supposed to be in space for a matter of days and have now been stuck in space since june. they just had their residency at the international space station extended even further. sonny williams and butch wilmore were set to hitch a ride back to earth in february 2025. you see them there in the blue. i love these guys. honestly. they're going to tell the best stories. nasa now says they will have to return to eart

there's an atlas air cargo flight that just left not too far away from here, going out over the atlantic oceanthere's a delta flight that's coming in over the atlantic, turning north to go into jfk, and then another really bright light above those two that is jupiter. but it's the things that cannot be explained so easily that if folks here really concerned deputies like kevin fennessy hope the truth is still out there. we're not drone hunters. we're just trying to see if we can figure out what's going on, where they're coming from, and try to put this to bed the pentagon is deploying drone systems to two military bases here in new jersey, naval weapons station earle is the closest, only about 25 miles away from where i'm standing. the goal is to detect and identify drones, not shoot them down. is to jam the signal between the controller and the drone itself in hopes that the drone will essentially land on its own. >> john pete muntean that was one of the coolest stand ups show and tells i've ever seen. thank you so much for that. appreciate it. one quick note before we go to break last thursd

there's an atlas air cargo flight that just left not too far away from here, going out over the atlantic oceanere's a delta flight that's coming in over the atlantic, turning north to go into jfk. and then another really bright light above those two. that is jupiter. but it's the things that cannot be explained so easily that if folks here really concerned deputies like kevin fennessy hope the truth is still out there. >> we're not drone hunters. we're just trying to see if we can figure out what's going on, where they're coming from, and try to put this to bed new drone technology is on its way to a pair of military bases in new jersey, naval weapons station earle is close to where i was in seaside heights, only about 25 miles away. >> the goal is to detect, identify and track drones, not shoot them down. rather jam the signal between the controller and the drone in hopes that the drone is essentially programed to land itself. they call that a signal interrupt, so the working theory here, pete, there's a number of things happening at once, right? >> you could have people misidentifying things

american public, the world public in 1927 when he flew a solo flight for the first time across the atlantic ocean. he became this national hero. he became a world celebrity for accomplishing this great technical feat but also a feat of personal daring. he was a darling of the united states, a darling in other countries. he was decorated by foreign governments. he became an early celebrity in an age when slibt was first starting to take form. that was his position as of 1927. his celebrity took a different turn in the early 1930s when his and his wife's infant son was kidnapped and murdered in what then was called the crime of the century, which gave rise to the trial of the century. and so this golden boy, all of a sudden, had a dark shadow cast across his life. so he was in some ways this star-crossed hero at this point. he continued to be influential in aeronautical engineering circles. he knew a lot about aircraft. in the american mind, he was this great celebrity, and many people were surprised actually that he did take a leading role in the debate over american policy, because he was not a p

endangered tiny snails have been released in the remote portuguese island of desertas, in the atlantic oceanfunctioning hospital in northern gaza has been put out of service after it was evacuated by the israeli military. the kamal adwan hospital has been under siege by the idf for weeks. staff say airstrikes there on friday killed 50 people. the head of the hospital's nursing department told the bbc

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but that is the view from luanda here on the shores of the south atlantic ocean.appy new year, feliz ano nuevo. happy new year to you in angola. i love it they started playing beyonce crazy in love in london. everyone's getting excited for our own fireworks display right here. we're a couple minutes now from midnight and from showtime here in the british capital. the city started working on its new year's extravaganza, will call it this summer. earlier, i talked to the london mayor and kool and the gang fan who knew sadiq khan or should i say sir sadiq khan about what we can expect to see tonight? he has just been knighted so i wasn't sure how exactly to address him should i call you mayor or sir? i'm not sure what to do right now. congratulations to you. >> bless you. thank you. very kind. >> this is a happy new year celebration. london is prepared for a very long time. it's going to be epic, i understand. tell me about the preparations and what it's going to be like tonight. >> look, i know that you've got views from across the globe watching this. i don't want

endangered tiny snails have been released in the remote portuguese island of desertas, in the atlantic ocean. hello. the world health organization and palestinian health officials say the last majorfunctioning hospital in northern gaza has been put out of service after it was evacuated by the israeli military. the kamal adwan hospital has been under siege by the idf for weeks. staff say airstrikes there on friday killed 50 people. the head of the hospital's nursing department told the bbc the army gave them only a 15—minute warning to evacuate patients and staff before the israeli army entered the hospital and removed anyone that remained. palestinian health officials say around 100 medical staff were ta ken into an interrogating site and questioned last night and the director of the hospital was detained. some of those relesaed have now reached the indonesian hospital. israel says the kamal adwan hospital was being used by hamas as a command centre, but has not provided any evidence to support this. patients and medical staff have described what they witnessed during the evacuation. take a

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angola, seeing the actual realization of this corridor that eventually will connect the indian and atlantic ocean in africa, across angola, zambia, congo, connecting it in ways that are putting together not just transportation but communications, agriculture, and creating a vibrant living corridor that is connecting the continent. that is the result of a very focused approach. we cannot do it everywhere and of course our value-added is also getting the private sector in on the deal. we are never going to compete with china dollar for dollar. we can bring it into the private sector. there are a few other things that are important. the international financial institutions have to be more responsive to the needs of the global majority countries. these countries have to have greater access to capital. there are many countries caught in a trap where you know very well they don't have access. we work to expand the access through performing these institutions. janet yellen and others have done a great job on that. the whole question of debt and helping countries get out from under the debt that they hav

endangered tiny snails have been released in the remote portuguese island of desertas, in the atlantic ocean. welcome to the programme. we begin in the middle east. the world health organization says the last major functioning hospital in northern gaza has been put out of service after it was evacuated by the israeli military. the kamal adwan hospital has been under siege by the idf for weeks. staff say airstrikes there on friday killed 50 people. the head of the hospital's nursing department told the bbc the army gave them only a 15—minute warning to evacuate patients and staff before the israeli army entered the hospital and removed anyone that remained. israel says the hospital was being used by hamas as a command centre, but has not provided any evidence to support this. drjames smith is an emergency doctor who was at the kamal adwan hospital earlier this year. he he's been speaking to colleagues there. we lost contact with staff from kamal adwan yesterday morning. they were, as your reporter has said, they were forcibly displaced from the hospital. there are about 30 individuals, health

the panama canal was built by the us and spans 82 kilometers, connecting the pacific and atlantic oceans is save ship to weeks of travel by avoiding the longer journey around south america. the canals shortens the los angeles to new york trip to $22.00 days. instead of a month, in 1977, the us in panama signed a treaty granting panama control over the canal, starting on december 31st 1999. the waterway handles 5 percent of global trade transporting vital goods like metals, fuel and grains. for us is by far its biggest user with about 74 percent of cargo volume followed by china and japan. and the canal which was expanded recently earned around $5000000000.00 in revenue for the panamanian government fire and a residential building in the philippines. capital has killed at least 5 children. the children were reportedly visiting their grandfather in manila before new year. the incident happen over night and the 5 cousins were found dead on the terrace of the bird house. local authorities are investigating the cause. the main supply of drinking water in zimbabwe is capital city is severely c

resolve the, extend the big window rail, connecting and go not loading ports of the feature on the atlantic ocean to the democratic republic of congo. and 2nd phase that would be a and tens in yeah, that's very, very interesting, isn't it? i'm not really getting that in the mainstream media. i really appreciate you telling us this a 10 day. so the visa card or $5000000000.00, well, you know it's, it's the americans try to more secure, critical the resources that you say as an exploitative project mean time. he's probably having to use infrastructure that maybe was built by china. china is been building in roads across africa, building infrastructure, roads and some clinics and electricity power lines, so on and so forth. um, how does biden's visit compact with? how are the interest at pop is have already invested in africa. for example, china the choose, the united states has always had interest and then go, now i'm in the rest of africa. and these industries have always been exploitation a explanation of the oil, the african minerals. and this do stop during the civil war and then go now, oh, ju

incentive goal and who prefer to risk their lives, getting on these crossing parts of the atlantic ocean to try and make it to europe . and we're talking by the way about people who have an education who have degrees, who might be teachers, engineers, etc. what do you say to them? it's a very painful situation to see. and, and, and i think one of the reasons why several of us went into but i think because we feel that it's in a god is able, is to provide employment for its citizens. so now god is able to ensure that the young senegalese live, can select that we've dignity and can even decide to go on vacation and come back home. we believe that the spots about how do you do that? well, 1st of all, you have to invest in agriculture. fennic. i've had lack potentials of agricultural development that we have not done before. and read seems that we need to invest the neck of the culture we need and i'm going to touch it is not a just provide, but it's unable to allow said, i go to task home or something. i go to catch up product and exploit them to boost that of course we need to look at mana