that rain trailing back across into the event that things have gone down across the north east of africa. it's the north west. it's battling with some very unsettled weather features. some strong wins that are affecting the canary islands, west to an even wintery weather working across moving parts of morocco into algeria . but much of the north is seen very dry, but when the weather is down in the south, but we're seeing some of the west has to go to developing a tropical site. kind of that moves across the mozambique channel into northern parts of mozambie is going to bring some drenching reins. not just to the very north, but also to malawi with some heavy rain starting to move into eastern areas, office and baldwin on monday. or connecting communities. what would you like to see happen for a new syria to emerge? is no way we could live in a country again. where is i see it is for this basement is part of our presence. opening up the conversations representation methods. we haven't had the best representation of african so for us it's about solving that positive representation for our

that rain trailing back across into the event that things have gone down across the north east of africa. it's the north west. it's baffling was very unsettled, whether features some strong winds that are affecting the canary islands, west to, and even wintery weather walking across. moving parts of morocco into algeria, but much of the north is seen very dry, but when the weather is down in the south, but we're seeing some of the worst hazards go to developing a tropical flight code that moves across the mozambique channel into northern parts of mozambie is going to bring some drenching rains, not just to the very north, but also to malawi with some heavy rain starting to move in to eastern areas, office and baldwin. on monday, the have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that. and 3 pod series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest the freedom of speech and 1st amendment, right. how many words would i have to exchange in this legislation? thing use this to flush free speech of anyone who support black was or is

that rain trailing back across into the event that things have come down across the north east of africa. it's the north west. it's battling with some very unsettled weather feature. some strong winds that are affecting the canary islands, west to an even wintery weather walking across. moving parts of morocco into algeria, but much of the north is seen very dry, but when the weather is down in the south, but we're seeing some of the west has to go to developing a tropical flight code that moves across the mozambique channel into northern parts of mozambie, it's going to bring some drenching rains, not just to the very north, but also to malawi with some heavy rain starting to move into eastern areas office and bob way on monday. the hearing the fact as the cool winter weather continues people in gauze or have no choice but to find what middle shoulder they can't understanding the reality. we are a life of frequent art is a live reporting from the facts. everybody we've spoken to want peace with many of the, the $16.00 if any cost i'll just say was teens across the world. when you closer

of southern africa. well, not for western parts of south africa, but we are expecting fun to storms out east. it's much dry up to the north of africa as a gusty winds, continue to below the way towards the west africa. from the north west. we go to where the system working its way across morocco. they've got stopped to p to out as we go into sunday and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the temperature is all set to pick up. and the skies dry as we go sack today in to sunday. we'll see time just pick up across the golf, but a bit of a blustery wind is expected on sunday that you weather update. the latest news from strikes so us boots on the ground is a really red line. mexico has a long, often painful history with the us military, with detailed coverage. this drama is playing guides in the cold. the country remains in that kind of political and diplomatic limbo from the hoss of the story. zalinski saying he's willing to do a deal on his presidency for nato membership shows perhaps just how much has changed in recent weeks the jail found the leader of the p k. k tools

africa together. and this is one of the other things that i didn't know about the slave trade, the transatlantic slave trade, until i started this work. i didn't realize that east africa was part of the trade. i thought it was only west africa. but mozambique is all the way on the other side, and that was a hub for the portuguese. like, over 500,000 people were trafficked out of mozambique. and they would travel the route around mozambique or down the coast of mozambique, around the horn of south africa, and they would go on to brazil and to the caribbean, because the french were also trafficking from that area. so, one of the ships that came from mozambique wrecked in south africa. this ship, it is such a beautiful story. it was found by an archaeologist who is with the museums in south africa. and the journey or the work to find the ship was headed off by a group called the slave reqs project. -- the slave wrecks project. diving with a purpose is part of that group. it is a group of organizations from around the world who are part of discovering and documenting these ships. so, the national museum of african-american history and culture, which was the museum

of southern africa. well, not for western parts of south africa, but we are expecting some the storms out east. it's much dry up to the north of africa. where is the gusty winds continue to below the way towards west africa. for the north west, we've got a weather system working its way across morocco. the drugs start to p to out as we go into sunday. and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the temperature is all set to pick up. and the skies dry as we go saturday into sunday. we'll see time just pick up across the golf. but a bit of a blustery wind is expected on sunday that you weather update. the impact of shifting power dynamics. paul, he has to do is flip the switch and he has an authoritarian state divided opinion. you can listen to a person's words, but you should judge that by their arch international conflicts. is there a split in? is to take with jeremy t or any weakness their workshops, and the urgency of climate action, which i'm pretending to be kind of consensus leak and we'll kind of takes on the big issues one out 0 the the the, you're watching out, just

of southern africa. well, not for western parts of south africa, but we are expecting some the storms out to east. it's much dry up to the north of africa, where is the gusty winds? continue to blow the way towards west africa. for the north west, we go to weather system working its way across morocco that got stopped to p to out as we go into sunday. and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the temperature is all set to pick up. and the skies dry as we go sack today into sunday. we'll see time just pick up across the golf. but a bit of a blustery wind is expected on sunday that she weather update. the have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue, do you want to state level all that i can to support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights more about the issue i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to him, quote on which is 0. the you're watching, i'll just say rob, r

africa together. and this is one of the other things that i didn't know about the slave trade, the transatlantic slave trade, until i started this work. i didn't realize that east africa was part of the trade. i thought it was only west africa. but mozambique is all the way on the other side, and that was a hub for the portuguese. like, over 500,000 people were trafficked out of mozambique. and they would travel the route around mozambique or down the coast of mozambique, around the horn of south africa, and they would go on to brazil and to the caribbean, because the french were also trafficking from that area. so, one of the ships that came from mozambique wrecked in south africa. this ship, it is such a beautiful story. it was found by an archaeologist who is with the museums in south africa. and the journey or the work to find the ship was headed off by a group called the slave reqs project. -- the slave wrecks project. diving with a purpose is part of that group. it is a group of organizations from around the world who are part of discovering and documenting these ships. so, the national museum of african-american history and culture, which was the museum

africa together. and this is one of the other things that i didn't know about the slave trade, the transatlantic slave trade, until i started this work. i didn't realize that east africa was part of the trade. i thought it was only west africa. but mozambique is all the way on the other side, and that was a hub for the portuguese. like, over 500,000 people were trafficked out of mozambique. and they would travel the route around mozambique or down the coast of mozambique, around the horn of south africa, and they would go on to brazil and to the caribbean, because the french were also trafficking from that area. so, one of the ships that came from mozambique wrecked in south africa. this ship, it is such a beautiful story. it was found by an archaeologist who is with the museums in south africa. and the journey or the work to find the ship was headed off by a group called the slave reqs project. -- the slave wrecks project. diving with a purpose is part of that group. it is a group of organizations from around the world who are part of discovering and documenting these ships. so, the national museum of african-american history and culture, which was the museum

almost certainly from the plane were found washed ashore on the french territory of reunion island and the east coast of africatretch of the indian ocean looking for any additional clues. and a new piece in new york magazine is highlighting why this latest search could be different, and how much of the story we've been told could turn out to be false. joining us now, the author of that piece, new york magazine contributor jeff wise. he is also co-host of the podcast finding mh 370. jeff, thank you so much for joining us. it is an enduring mystery and tragedy as to what happened to this plane. give us a sense as to some of the working theories. what have we learned that's changing what we know? >> there's really. one dominant theory. >> which is that the pilot. >> took the. >> plane. >> and for reasons. >> that nobody can really. >> explain. >> took it on a. mass murder. >> suicide mission into. >> the remote. >> southern indian ocean. >> the reason. >> we think. >> that is. >> that after. >> the plane disappeared from air traffic control radar. >> it started sending out. >> these mysterious. >> signals that ar

global south and why there's not more support for ukraine in this part of the middle east or that part of latin america or this part of africa. well, one of the reasons not the only reason, but one of the reasons why so much of the world has not been as fully supportive of ukraine as you would think. they would be given that russia has invaded ukraine and violated real number one of the international system is because of the broad scope and reach of r t. we're proud again to just information and allies are spread to millions, if not billions of people around the world. my colleague, you know, neil discussed all the details with a panel of guests, including ben swan who authored that letter in our country in the united states of america. we have a very simple principle, the very 1st amendment to our constitution. the very 1st right in our bill of rights is the right to speak freely without government interference and the right to a free press repressed by the way, does not mean professional press. it means that you have the right to publish ideas that go against what the government believes and the government has no right to

of the middle east, or that part of latin america or this part of africa. well, one of the reasons not the only reason, but one of the reasons why so much of the world has not been as fully supportive of ukraine as you would think. they would be given that russia has invaded ukraine and violated real number one of the international system is because of the broad scope and reach of r t. we're proud again to just information and allies are spread to millions, if not billions of people around the world. i call a union. o'neil discussed all the details with a panel of guests, including ben swan, who authored that letter in our country in the united states of america. we have a very simple principle, the very 1st amendment to our constitution. the very 1st right in our bill of rights is the right to speak freely without government interference and the right to a free press repressed by the way, does not mean professional press. it means that you have the right to publish ideas that go against what the government believes and government has no right to get in the

of it or that. thank you so much. just not correspondents island. what county reporting they live from ad go my in east and democratic republic of congo. staying with africa, the united states has ordered it's non emergency government for us now to leave south. so don, the state department, a site is security concerns with evacuation order from the capital jew by adding that weapons have become readily available to the population. the order comes amid a space of violence between security forces over seen by president solver here. and then on 2 of his government has a leg is linked to the 1st vice president to react. mashhad. united nations said on saturday that increased violence has threatened to the front jobs power sharing deal between the country's top to leave this time. now for a check on the world, whether on this news hour his car as hello, that was stopped by looking at the satellite image of south america. and you can see a dense mass of cloud and moving across argentine now that fruit to rent shall reign it to the port. city of bio blanca, $400.00 millimeters in 8 hours an entire year's was not to mention rain, the cost of flash flooding, flood

south and why there's not more support for ukraine in this part of the middle east, or that part of latin america or this part of africa. well, one of the reasons not the only reason, but one of the reasons why so much of the world has not been as fully supportive of ukraine as you would think. they would be given that russia has invaded ukraine and violated real number one of the international system is because of the broad scope and reach of r t, where propaganda does information and allies are spread to millions, if not billions of people around the world. well, some great gas joining us now to at this sect. all that's it's a pleasure to welcome on to the program journalist post on political commentators scouting now to use on legal on media on the list at line or grip to see you both started. can we kick off with you? you also sign this open letter we mention saying that by your a sanctions against our to your, on the constitutional. can you elaborate? how so? oh, absolutely. because here in the united states, it's been this false predicate for the past few years. we have freedom of speech and freedom of press. in

we have to specialize in certain parts of the world, south, central america, africa, the middle east. and you'll take just a few of us, no more than 12, and embed us with a tribe, with a warlord, with freedom fighters in guerrilla warfare. that's that's fighting against an oppressive regime or even a partnered ally, military. and we operate by, with and through so the short for short way i say it is, you know, the seals and rangers find our enemies and they do bad things. the bad guys, we find our friends and we'd rather have them do it for us. and case in point, in my second tour and i, i talk about this quite a bit in the book, there were three of us, me, a communication sergeants and a medical sergeant, just three partnered with a task force of 90 arab soldiers from the uae and a few from jordan partnered with 180 afghans out in the mountains of afghanistan. it's it's the closest i'll ever get to lawrence of arabia if i never go to again, i'll be just fine. the truly living off the land, slaughtering sheep, slaughtering goats, living amongst the afghans in their village. and but we

the, had a lot of that was not in southern africa where to tropical psych loans have been menacing . the islands out east. one of those has voted to pop as it moved its wait for the south, we got another one hot on is hills hyundai. but we are going to see some west a m, a when the weather, affecting southern pots and madagascar before that system starts to it. just wait for the south as we go into choose day. meanwhile, for much of some parts of africa, it is a wet story with some intense rains continuing to pull across southern pots, zambia we have got some, a lot so full potential flooding here. and you can see the rain pick up stretching through. but swan and of course, much of south africa by tuesday, across the north as well. we're going to see an uptick in the wet and windy weather . thanks to unsettled weather, moving its way for me. i be reimpending sheila splashing into morocco that rain and eventually is pushing its way outside the east. we are expecting a bit of a winter. we mix moving into pots of algeria as well as of what to weather, coming in for libya and egypt. and we could see an optic

countries is looking west magnolia and increasing the and this western side or south africa, of the economic collapse, the east of domains on the civil war. i just want to be clear, i agree and opposing the roger parts of the you, most of the, why were you at the book they bought even the we need to finish. that gives you the know did you really? that's what the vision is. the new to the movie has and goes head to head with for mr. and i can president, reino, but congress thing go i every mean 4 digits before you were born. i know we so much i called of a problem at the head on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the, and watching out is there are lines at the top stories as now. whitehouse has trump administration has held direct tools within us, maintaining the discussions all in us can trust foreign ministers of germany friends in the united kingdom and pulled on his role to allow food, fuel and medicine into the gulf. the strength, the joint statement. they said israel's government must abide by international education on the french president emmanuel, my cross as these country needs to be ready in case the un

in china, across africa and the middle east, the first trump administration took critical steps to protect the rights of the faithful while by rescuing pastors persecuted by foreign regimes or bringing relief to faith communities facing genocidal terror from isis and president trump's term brought a high water mark for religious americans and defended religious liberty and combatanty semitism and conscious rights. and remove barriers for religious organizations and businesses to contract with the federal government. you shouldn't have to leave your faith at the door of your people's government and under president trump's leadership you won't have to. . . we are only in the third week of his second term but i think it's safe to say we have accomplished maybe more in the last two weeks than a lot of administrations have in a few years. but this administration is intent on not just restoring but on expanding the achievements of the first four years, and certainly of the last two weeks. and in this short period the president has issued orders to end the weaponization of the federal government against religi

i learned this from the you about 50 percent of the ammunition that is already produced in europe. actually goes to customers in africa in the middle east . and so i think this was a place where governments could demonstrate will by redirecting priorities, figuring out how to change the destination of this a huge amount of ammunition instead of it going to, you've gone to, or you a put them to the back of the line and diverted to the ukraine, and i think this is where governments can protect reliability of companies in euro . that's a really interesting argument. carlo, have you heard this before? what you make of redirecting and munition from this is like what i was always in favor of prioritizing the old national forces and ukraine in whatever you produce. unfortunately, we have free market economies or companies do work differently. but i, i fully agree with, with, with ben said, i mean, now it's time to give political orders basically to the market that there are 2 priorities which are, you were all non forces or you repeat armed forces to put it that way a and then ukraine and everything else is best secondary as a market. so speak

think it is also worth understanding that about 50% of the ammunition that is produced in europe today actually goes to customers in africa and the middle eastt about industrial capacity, it's about political will and priorities. so i think what your prime minister, the french prime minister and others are starting to grip is the political will required to identify what do we want to accomplish. look, russia is in big trouble. this is not the soviet union of the cold war. russia is in big trouble. they have not been able to defeat ukraine after 11 years, they cannot even breakthrough ukraine's defenses, and that's without us not committing to help ukraine win. so if i may say this as an american, my european friends have got to be more self-confident about the capabilities that you actually do have. >> i just returned from america myself, and one of the things you hear many times, and marco rubio reiterated this today, the u.s. wants peace in a way to do it is to get russia back to the negotiating table. president trump is the only one who can do that. there won't be an end to this conflict unless russia is part of the negotiations. what do

cost of the, the, the had a lot of that is more unsettled, where the expected across the middle east and live. and we'll head that in a moment. the fuss to southern africa. and there's some improvement to come from madagascar as a tropical psycho pushes its way for the south leaving some big bus of rain across most central areas. but it is an improving picture. as we had towards the end of the week, the thunderstorms, it continued to affect eastern parts of south africa. it's a little bit dry out west that changes on thursday. so you can see an uptick in the west, the weather here, and we're expecting some big bus rain to pull across the western pots of and gold rains expected for a new one to through to the end of the week. now, floods have hit the canary islands as a clean up on the way as a terrain shall rain, caused destruction here. the good news is there is some improvement on wednesday. instead it's going to be out jerry and to media that baffled with some pretty wild weather on thursday some whatsoever as. 8 will continue to affect the northeast with showers and pots of egypt. and this is the rain that's going to splash back into the event. we'v

east. on which is the era the the post office for now his far tom thank you so much. south africa is cricketers of cruised into the semi finals of the champions trophy. that's after they inflicted england's 3rd street last. david stokes has the action, the shop all, it's gone straight out and you went into this much incorrect sheet and they were already on the way home after 2 defeats the chose to back 1st and started totally losing 2 wickets in almost exactly the same fashion. surely time again, this time they don't care. ruth did his best to study things with a few boundaries, but he was out for 37. not a thing about his reach 50 and that was in pop down to south africa, sharpness in the field to safely. oh no, not really well. okay. yes. and covered a huge amounts of ground to catch heavy brook and then looking giddy showed some impressive athleticism to dismiss jamia everson. yeah. excellent, jack. and remember all that for $179.00, which meant south africa. well, already a should have going through is that the dentist done could no longer able to take them on net run rates and they went on to

east. but we'll see something of a cold zone in athens. 14 degrees celsius the on monday, and it is looking cooler across the north west of africa. thanks the unsettled weather affecting the iberian peninsula, bringing some showers to morocco. on monday the i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue. do want to state level all that i can't support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights. more about the issue, whatever i'm looking for. some i didn't talk to him quote on which is 0 the, [000:00:00;00] the challenge a 0 me elizabeth put on and uh, a reminder of on top stories. the seller as well says it's decided to stop a going into gaza and a decision made in coordination. but the wes as well as opposed to a now much needed humanitarian supplies into this trip. as part of the seas 5 days will come off as well as adults to us proposal for a temper very sci fi and gaza, or the ramadan and passed on to the announcement

east. but we'll see something of a cold zone in athens. 14 degrees celsius the on monday, and it is looking cooler across the north west of africa. thanks the unsettled weather, affecting the iberian pen, and sheila, bringing some showers to morocco. on monday, the for the inhabitants of indonesia is remote islands. health care is home delivered by so 1st nurses and for them to use as a veteran, there's hands over the readings to adult and medical crisis images underlining the paper to roll of these dedicated carriers in our an island called a, with this documentary on a jersey the it's the come back in watching out as a reminder to absorb as best as well says this site is still a going into gauze in a decision made in coordination with the u. s. as we're all supposed to allow the much needed humanitarian supplies into the strip as paul to police 5 deal with on us. meanwhile, goes us health ministry says is ready. attacks have killed full palestinians on sunday as well. have endorsed a us proposal for a temporary seems fine, and the goal is to strip over rama down and pass over. the announcements made just minutes off to the 1st

africa, let's have a look at the event and middle east. and you can see that thick cloud on the satellite image that shows what we're seeing west of the weather effect to western areas of iran, iraq as well seen some very heavy rain, some wintery weather with much dry and find out to the north of that across to kia will event as well. a few clouds here in this and showers and we are expecting some showers potentially across the gulf in places like utah, easy that band of rains when the conditions as well. we could see some storms as we go into monday and unsettled weather continues to plague the north west of africa. you can see that weather system affecting the iberian peninsula. that'll drill down into morocco, bring we can some very windy and wet conditions. here is some improvement to the ne, for the likes of kyra, lots of several sunshine to be found here. and that's much of the story across the north of africa. down in the south. however, we've seen those thunderstorms continue to rumble across the democratic republic of congo. all the way down to west and areas of south africa and there's more width and when do weather coming in from t

east. as a logistics company found out was an enabler of genocide and what now and then nivia as they were the most important company who organized the 2 transports from the german empire to german southwest africa. and that time, valmont, it relies heavily on 1st labor and that even played out. and the genocide were bumming around up and know and own concentration can for example, in spark of one and for the hard labor of unloading ships on the beaches of soccer phone. the women company eventually lost influence in africa after world war one. but the segments of the german come to be remain active in africa, although the company has not fully apologized. the damage brought by the greed and violence of the government company. it still costs communities in cumberland. and that might be a to the state. if i may just ask the students anyone can answer. so when you look at yourself as in the me being who learned about your history. and of course you've heard everything that they've said and what you've also said that the germans did not also do quite very nice things. how does the shape the way you see germany when you hear the word germany? but i think of germany, i like think of those uh, the peop

east most coast, as has taken 2 more sacraments. dep of rusk, a best, let's. and it's good. it's ok, let's move on to the weather. now. his car has a low that we've got in southern africa and we've had to tropical fi cones, menacing mo, eastern areas of the region. yes. re union island, dealt with iran step, brought some very heavy rain and strong winds with gusts of up to 200 kilometers per hour. well, the good news is that has a little way further south. we've got tropical psycho and hyundai, which will continue to plague southern areas of madagascar sunday into monday, but it is set to pull its way for the south as we stopped the new week behind that for much of southern africa, it is a story of storms as in heavy rain, moving back into what's one of the next few days, much dryer across the north. just a few windy conditions that to be found. some rain as well affecting the northwest for places like morocco and things. a stretch ton more windy across the gulf. temperatures have been sitting rather low for this time of year. it has been feeling very cold, particularly across the event. but temperature is offset to pick up over the next few days of mecca coming up to

and literally whilst that's happening, boatloads of mostly men from the middle east and africa are breakingrmer has formed a coalition of the willing to help ukraine. all right. okay. well, maybe we actually need a coalition of the willing to prevent britain from being invaded as well. let's get being invaded as well. let�*s get thoughts on my panel this evening. we of course, do have carole malone there. daily express columnist susie stride, labour party activist, political commentator, ex tory party chairman sirjake berry. karl, i�*ll start with you. look, you know, you see some of those stats, their worst weekend so far this year. 20% up on illegal arrivals, more migrant hotels, etc. are we being invaded here, 1517 00:09:39,280 --> 0

and literally whilst that's happening, boatloads of mostly men from the middle east and africa are breakingmer has formed a coalition of the willing to help ukraine. all right. okay. well, maybe we actually need a coalition of the willing to prevent britain from being invaded as well. let's get being invaded as well. let�*s get thoughts on my panel this evening. we of course, do have carole malone there. daily express columnist susie stride, labour party activist, political commentator, ex tory party chairman sirjake berry. karl, i�*ll start with you. look, you know, you see some of those stats, their worst weekend so far this year. 20% up on illegal arrivals, more migrant hotels, etc. are we being invaded here, do you think? >> well, yeah, i think we. i think we are. you know, the numbers have gone up. as i say, you just quoted numbers have gone up. as i say,