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particle losing 6% and air france down 7%. you have powell and mnuchin testifying at the senate banking committee and mnuchin saying president trump supports more aid for airlines. different comments. i appreciate that. let's stay on aviation. guy johnson spoke exclusively with easyjet ceo. he said governments need to do a better job of supporting the travel industry. >> there is a case to be made that the situation we are in and the consequences of the government associated policies on the restrictions for travel is a result of the pandemic, which we all accept. it has enormous effects that you cannot expect the industry to be able to cope. -- iagainst that support am not against that support. it iss not acceptable is so different and unevenly distributed. if you take easyjet as an ,xample, going to this crisis one of the world's strongest airlines. because we are not in that desperate need to survive the next week or the next month without being seen as a risk, and the same goes for a number of other companies in the u.k. wh

air travavel r remains in n a stdbdy mode. many european airports a are feeling the pinch. in franceaharles de gaulle airport hahas seeeen it 15% dece in passengs.s. manyny companieses that rely one airlines worry about their future. >> chicken with vegetables. france's later in airline catering. the company usually makes up to 120,000 in-flight meals per day. since the pandemic, it is down to producing just 20,000 trays. since march, many of its assembly lines have been shut down. woworkers putting together just 10,000 meals per day for air france since the airline has grounded many of its planes. employees ofthe the company are on partial on employment. are hoping to avoid layoffs by allowing 500 employees to accept a partial buyout. >> [speaking french] reporter: back to the airport, it is not all bad news comes even if there has been a 75% drop in passengers. the cargo business holding up well. at this shipping and logistics company, they have seen a 35% drop in revenues. none of the employees are on partial unemployment. for the president, that is good news. french]king cdg supp

the dutch finance minister has warned that it can't be assumed the airline group air france—klm willonavirus pandemic. both the dutch and french governments put together billion—dollar bailouts for their respective national carriers earlier this year. but klm has so far been unable to reach agreement with the unions on job cuts stipulated as part of the dutch deal. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we follow the south korea virus detectives — a team of contact tracers trying to prevent the spread of covid—i9. freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and clear voice, enough of blood and tears enough. the difficult decision we reach together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is

the dutch finance minister has warned that it can't be assumed the airline group air france—klm willh the dutch and french governments put together billion—dollar bailouts for their respective national carriers earlier this year. but klm has so far been unable to reach agreement with the unions on job cuts stipulated as part of the dutch deal. more now on coronavirus and in south korea officials are working hard to prevent the spread of covid—i9. one of the key tools in the fight has been the team of dedicated contact tracers, who plot the movements of suspected carriers of the virus. they're known as the virus detectives, and this is their story. when there is oil spilt at sea, barriers are used to stop it spreading. we try to work as fast as we can, a stitch in time saves nine. translation: our work is like that of a detective. the time now is past one o'clock in the morning. i arrived at work around 0700. apart from meal breaks, we have been working around the clock. translation: a gps phone co—ordinates are inserted, the previous locations get marked ona map, previous locations g

the dutch finance minister has warned it can't be assumed the group air france—klm will survive the coronavirusive carriers this year. klm has been unable to reach agreements with the unions overjob cuts stipulated by the dutch deal. but dance has rejected microsoft's offer to buy tiktok as the deadline looms for it tiktok to either sell or shut down us operations. microsoft said on sunday, we are confident our proposal would have been good but tiktok uses while protecting national security interests. two los angeles police officers are critically ill in hospital after being shot in what their collea g u es after being shot in what their colleagues say was an ambush. video footage shows a figure approaching their squad car and opening fire before running off. here is what the la county sheriffs department had to say about why investigators believe the attack was an ambush. the suspect approach them from behind as the deputies were facing outbound in their patrol vehicle. the suspect came from the north, —— facing southbound, he walked along the passenger side of the car committee acted as if he

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newly found air france new technology vital technology investment up a change these deal also clears the way for the for the united states to sell more weapons to countries in your region is that the really that irrelevant for the interest of iran to minimizing the impact of that meaning of the moment a rising game pact i'm saying that this was. a travesty of justice for the palestinians but it wasn't a major diplomatic accomplishment these countries by persian gulf countries by 25 percent of total global weaponry and they will buy more beer i mean what have they done with this 25 percent of total global weaponry that they get i mean this make it 30 let's make it 40 let's make it 50 what good does it do to say it doesn't bother you at all but it does bother me that our neighbors are trying to buy security they have been trying to buy security don't forget they tried to buy security from saddam hussein. and look they got with him they tried to buy security from the united states and they saw the united states simply just leaving them. in the cold without giving them any protection now

you have to look at the arithmetic for the amount deceived by air france, left but at what scale do youce? >> that is an ill-informed decision. you should not make comments about things if you do not know the facts. of flagshipnumber carriers who received -- if you divide the support versus the revenue -- some up to 38%. we received less than 10%. access toen giving the scheme of 600 million which was available for all companies who had a credit rating investment. note are companies that do pay corporate taxes. a couple of hundred employees versus 8000 employees in the u.k. we think it is unfair. it is the difference in the scale that is the concerning part. what we are looking for, what we would like to see is a generous support package for the industry. , we wouldt enough also need a much more refined quarantine system, and to make sure testing is introduced. that would bring confidence back to people to fly. a testing system will not replace a quarantine system, but if you had a more targeted risk approach when it comes to the quarantine, you could introduce testing into high-risk ar

the car manufacturer and air france, but they got tour owes conditional on carbon reduction.al on not using tax havens. in the u.k., we gave a massive handout with no conditions attached. for the latter, that is the rule. the first i would say is that governments have to be more courageous and remember there is a deal. and we don't often get the right deal. tom: let's do this. so much to talk about about these historic times. later, richard clara. with our first word news in new york, ritika gupta. >> pressure is rising on the u.k. chancellor to set out how the government intends to protect jobs and businesses to the ottoman wisdom -- and autumn and winter. they previously warned the current level of support is not sustainable. jerome powell is calling for further support for the u.s. economy, seeing it has a long way to go before fully recovering from the pandemic. he made the comments during testimony to the house finances -- financial committee. -- oversions overwrote a replacement for ruth bader ginsburg. president donald trump and xi jinping classed during a virtual unit

moving on air france from hold to reduce saying they are counterproductive at reducing emissions at a time they are already battling the pandemic fallout. taken majority in large cities the president macron has made his own climate friendly pledges. total also in focus will acquire london's largest network of london's charging points the source runs more than 1,600 charging points in the uk c capitol. in line with the city's goal to be zero carbon city by 2050. joining us now from clarity ai, she is the ceo as money pours in to the esg market, she warns not all funds are created equal and investors are looking at how they can make the most impact with the money looking at how the investments have evolved for the pandemic. >> thank you today, investing has grown more than 30% on assets and management. with the pandemic, that trend is accelerating we have seen a increase of demand to more than three times than pre-covid-19. definitely accelerated this situation is. >> it leaves a lot of subjectivity and subject investors is there a place of more uniform measure >> definitely a maethodol

the same situation with air france or lufthansa.omic spinoff for country is enormous, and that is why governments are trying to charityward not out of -- it is a vital and critical part of the infrastructure to make sure that even with recovery after covid, because it is obvious that many of the economies need to recover and need time to recover, even more so, networks, and especially networks with a large, local part, will be very crucial to the recovery. therefore this report is being given. there is also some differentiation between the low in thetwork carriers economic development of these countries. was pieterhat elbers, klm's ceo. klm has cut back on capacity plans in the wintertime table after a bad year for airlines. you can see that in the year today price share, down 70% year-to-date. stay tuned for more from the aviation festival. guy johnson speaks with lufthansa's ceo. this comes as they are lines as this week it will offer rapid test kits. low oil prices usually but help airlines, but not when people are stuck at home.

necessary to prevent the kind of national log down that they saw back in march while on thursday air france serve reported more than 16000 new infections and more than 6000 people and are hospitalized with the virus. marci on maximum alert as the number of killed at patients in intensive care searches. non-emergency operations are being canceled to keep critical care beds free authorities worry a 2nd wave could overwhelm the health care system to contain the flare up bars and restaurants in france's 2nd largest city will be forced to close for at least 15 days starting on saturday the decision has left many bar owners and staff see thing some feel they are being unfairly targeted or we are unjustly punished stigmatized fingers are automatically being pointed at us bars and restaurants we are responsible for the rise in kobe cases and marsay it's nonsense how and why are we responsible for this when we do everything to comply with the rules with regard to the other is also good friends as prime minister disagreements speaking on a t.v. programme he said the industry has contributed to the su

looking to cut costs by a fifth the french finance minister will do whatever is necessary to help air france this after his dutch counter part warned that the survival is quite not a given. the immediate future was secured by 10 billion bailout alone in july but the airline is looking to cut over 6,000 jobs to save additional costs. >> a bit of activity in the m&a space today. the european exchange operator submitted a nonbinding offer to buy from the lse group the tie up could create a major player in european capital markets. >> hermann houser says soft bank's sale of the group nvidia is a disaster. they have agreed to sell in a deal with $40 billion. the japanese investment firm acquired the british chip designer in 2016 for $32 billion. we're taking a look at the european chip makers this morning. we're seeing the names trade modestly higher on the back of this news. executives revived talks to take it private frustrations over the $115 billion equity valuation have driven discussions they have embarked on an asset disposal following a series of failed bets. the financial times reported

we are in between and we are also in for this current of warm air coming out of spain and france. going to reach scotland and northern ireland. always a bit more cloud closer to the atlantic weather front, so 20 degrees in belfast and in the lowlands of scotland, but 30 in london. if we hit 30 or more, that would be the first time that we have had 30 degrees in september since 2016, so very warm for the time of year. tuesday could hit 30 degrees as well, so a couple of hot days in the south—east, but across yorkshire, mid 20s, very pleasant there with some sunshine and into the low 20s for belfast and glasgow. so, after that, wednesday is a different picture. high pressure to the north will send a cooler current of air and that is going to cut off that warm supply of air from france and also spain. temperatures are set to dive, by the time we get to thursday in the south, we are talking about 19 degrees and on the aberdeenshire coastline, it could be only around 12 by the time we get to friday. goodbye. memories and thousands raised for good causes. this is bbc news with the lates

so my name is walter roost i'm a marine physicist he worked at it from air france and i'm a member of the u.n. commission on the limits of the continental shelf. well the 1st thing i should say is that you know the work of the commission yes it's true it's quite. 3 that very confidential fashion and the main reason behind that from the beginning of this 2 reasons one is that we're dealing with sovereign rights of states secondly many of the states submit data that are actually confidential data derives from petroleum industry francis so and those data they have to be treated with a very high level of confidentiality there were powerful interests behind the state's petitions seabeds data have enormous economic significance this information contains important clues for where natural resources might be located 'd industries and states are not inclined to share this information which can be worth billions i think what we did what i could say is that as members of the commission i think we consider ourselves really scientific and technical experts but we also. cautions of the fact that our

he worried about the long-term economic implications of this, whether or not airlines such as air franceklm may uttentially be running ro economically in the future. the futures are still very much in survival mode. they are trying to figure out what they are going to do next. if you took a look at the chinese market, the chinese market domestically is kind of back to where it started. nevertheless, europe feels along whale away -- feels a long way away from there right now. these are the numbers. they certainly make for bleak reading today. this is bloomberg. ♪ look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience: xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. plus, x1 also includes peacock premium at no extra cost. this baby is the total package. it streams exclusive originals, the full peacock movie library, complete collections of iconic tv shows, and more. yup, the best really did get better. magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. no strings attached. guy: 30 seconds unt

and that'll be dragging in that hotter air from france.ome, and for most of us, yes, it is going to be a warm day in the sunshine. notice across the north west, there is a little bit more in the way of cloud here, perhaps threatening a little in the way of light rain late in the afternoon. but it's across eastern england that we'll see the day's highest departures — up to 30 degrees in the london area. so, a brief hot spell of weather here. now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. again, afairamount of sunshine for most of us. temperatures again pretty widely into the low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk 00:29:31,353 --> 2147483051:51:30,391 and we start to see 2147483051:51:30,391 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 cloudier skies. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or a

air quality's what we have been talking about, frances. >> yeah. to show you what the bay area air quality management district is saying. we got a couple more spare the air days with unhealthy air. but look at tuesday and wednesday. finally, some moderate air quality. and i want to show you the cast animation. what's happening is we have this area of low pressure that's going to increase sea breezenne thursday. even a chance of rain thursday areas to the north. hopefully, tuesday on to the weekend we'll have better air quality. there is a dense fog advisory through tomorrow morning so be careful especially along the coast until about 9:00 where visibility is less than a fourgts fourth of a mile. tomorrow's highs will be slightly cooler than average. san francisco, 66. hazy and smoky as well. san jose, 78. oakland, 71 degrees. hear here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. moderate by tuesday. and then, some better air quality into the weekend. eric. >> hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting

thatan look at the amounts have been received by the likes of air france and other carriers. assistance? ill-informed decision. not beould making comments without knowing the information. if you divide the support versus the revenue, up to 38%. we received less than 10%. getting access to this scheme which was available for all companies who had a credit rate investment. that are companies there do not pay the corporate tax. those that have a couple hundred employees versus easyjet that has 8000. we also had the furlough. that has been helpful, i should say. but it is the difference in the scale that is the concern. what would we be looking for? we would like to see first of all a generous support package for the industry. .ut this is not enough in terms of the removal of the charges. we would also need a much more refined quarantined system. we also need testing introduced which would ring back confidence to people to fly. a testing system will not system the quarantined but if you had a much more targeted approach when it comes to the quarantined come you could introduce te

and that'll be dragging in that hotter air from france.north west, there is a little bit more in the way of cloud here, perhaps threatening a little in the way of light rain late in the afternoon. but it's across eastern england that we'll see the day's highest departures — up to 30 degrees in the london area. so, a brief hot spell of weather here. now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. again, afairamount of sunshine for most of us. temperatures again pretty widely into the low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. and the taliban sit down for peace talks. this is bbc news. the headlines: the afghan government has called for a humanitarian ceasefire with the taliban, as the first—ever peace talks between the two sides take place in qatar. so far, the ta

and that'll be dragging in that hotter air from france.warm day in the sunshine. notice across the north west, there is a little bit more in the way of cloud here, perhaps threatening a little in the way of light rain late in the afternoon. but it's across eastern england that we'll see the day's highest departures, up to 30 degrees in the london area. so, a brief hot spell of weather here. now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. again, afairamount of sunshine for most of us. temperatures again pretty widely into the low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. hello. this is bbc news with me, martine croxall. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines — "0n the edge of losing control" of coronavirus — a warning fro

and that'll be dragging in that hotter air from france.g to be a warm day in the sunshine. notice across the north west, there is a little bit more in the way of cloud here, perhaps threatening a little in the way of light rain late in the afternoon. but it's across eastern england that we'll see the day's highest departures — up to 30 degrees in the london area. so, a brief hot spell of weather here. now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. again, afairamount of sunshine for most of us. temperatures again pretty widely into the low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: history in the making in doha, as the afghan government and the taliban sit down for peace talks. police on the greek island of le

and that'll be dragging in that hotter air from france. a warm day in the sunshine. notice across the north west, there is a little bit more in the way of cloud here, perhaps threatening a little in the way of light rain late in the afternoon. but it's across eastern england that we'll see the day's highest departures — up to 30 degrees in the london area. so, a brief hot spell of weather here. now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. again, afairamount of sunshine for most of us. temperatures again pretty widely into the low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. at least 25 people have been killed and dozens more are missing as america's west coast

we are in between, and we have this current of warm air coming out of spain and france, so that warm r will be spreading into mostly england. but we will see temperatures rising also across wales, northern ireland and scotland. the temperatures in the north will be around 20 degrees, or 15 in stornoway. but yorkshire is around the mid 20s, 30 degrees in london and it looks as though tuesday will be every bit as hot across the extreme south—east, co mforta bly across the extreme south—east, comfortably into the mid 20s across other parts of england and wales, evenin other parts of england and wales, even in the lowlands and belfast. so thatis even in the lowlands and belfast. so that is tuesday. different story by wednesday. high pressure is centred between scotland and iceland, sending a current of cool air from the north. so that will affect the north sea coasts during wednesday bust—up and those temperatures are expected to drop and you can see a big drop between tuesday and wednesday, and then back to normal by the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... former b

and that'll be dragging in that hotter air from france.be a warm day in the sunshine. notice across the north west, there is a little bit more in the way of cloud here, perhaps threatening a little in the way of light rain late in the afternoon. but it's across eastern england that we'll see the day's highest departures, up to 30 degrees in the london area. so, a brief hot spell of weather here. now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. again, afairamount of sunshine for most of us. temperatures again pretty widely into the low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: history in the making in doha as the afghan government and the taliban sit down for peace talks. police on the greek island of lesbos fire t

and that'll be dragging in that hotter air from france.west, there is a little bit more in the way of cloud here, perhaps threatening a little in the way of light rain late in the afternoon. but it's across eastern england that we'll see the day's highest departures — up to 30 degrees in the london area. so, a brief hot spell of weather here. now, we will stay pretty hot across parts of eastern england as we go on through tuesday. again, afairamount of sunshine for most of us. temperatures again pretty widely into the low 20s, with those highest temperatures again for east anglia and south—east england. but from there, really, as we go on deeper into the week ahead, temperatures will tend to get close to normal, as easterly winds start to blow in across the uk and we start to see cloudier skies. good morning welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and rogerjohnson. 0ur headlines today: a stark warning that cases of coronavirus are growing in the uk, as 3,500 infections are recorded for the second day in a row. a last chance to party for s

much of the continent. 0n the edge of this high pressure, we have a warm current of air coming out of spain and also francearticularly unusual for this time of year. these temperatures do tend to happen in september, at least now and ben, but certainly not that common. monday, not particularly hot at all. 19 or 20 degrees. the middle high 20s across central england and up high 20s across central england and up to 30 in london. possibly 30 again on tuesday, and then a slow decline in temperatures as we go to the next part of the week. back to normal on thursday and friday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... "0n the edge of losing control" of coronavirus — a stark warning from one leading scientist following a sharp rise in cases. it comes as a further 3,497 cases are confirmed in the uk. it is still a very widely distributed infection, it's across the whole of the uk and, by every measure, the numbers are going up.

we are in between and we are also in for this current of warm air coming out of spain and france. o the atlantic weather front, so 20 degrees in belfast and in the lowlands of scotland, but 30 in london. if we hit 30 or more, that would be the first time that we have had 30 degrees in september since 2016, so very warm for the time of year. tuesday could hit 30 degrees as well, so a couple of hot days in the south—east, but across yorkshire, mid 20s, very pleasant there with some sunshine and into the low 20s for belfast and glasgow. so, after that, wednesday is a different picture. high pressure to the north will send a cooler current of air and that is going to cut off that warm supply of air from france and also spain. temperatures are set to dive, by the time we get to thursday in the south, we are talking about 19 degrees and on the aberdeenshire coastline, it could be only around 12 by the time we get to friday. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6: thejustice secretary defends the government potentially breaking international law over changes to the brexit withdrawa

so the bay area air quality management district is now hoping for moderate air quality, by tuesday. eric. >> frances, thank you very much. and you can keep track of the air quality levels where you livable by using this tracker on our website, abc 7 news.com. the link is right at the top of our home page or on your free abc 7 news app. >>> in less than 12 hours, president trump will be touching in california to meet with fire crews and get the latest on the wildfire situation. he will meet fire officials at mcclellan field in sacramento, that's where the crews are based. governor newsom and president trump have spoken by phone, since mid-august. in nevada, this weekend, the president spoke about the danger fire crews are facing. >> 28,000 firefighters and first responders who courageously and bravely are fighting out there. they are fighting and it 's dangerous. it's dangerous. it's rapidly spreading, hundreds of thousands of acres. not been anything quite like this one. >> the president also paid a visit to california after the devastating 2018 wildfire season. in an update today, cal fire official

genie: we were talking earlier about that new tax on the air travel industry in france area aboutll talk australia. the pandemic grounded almost all of its international flights. ofphen: the scenic tour australia, the flight will take thefrom sydney and go over great barrier reef. australianrom 787 dollars. papassengers will also get a set of the airlines famed pajamas. this, in an effort to stem the massive loss in recent months. australia's strict quarantine rules have forced airlines to ground aircraft and cut jobs. the idea of getting on a plane for seven hours and landing in the same place is something i cannot get my eye around. genie: how doo you make sure everyone gets a wiwindow seat? stephen: everyone -- very f few people will be on n the planane. geninie: if you have your binoculars, maybe. a quick question before we go. you think the french complain a lot? stephen: i couldn't possibly say. genie: there will be up in the next french connection to talk about what she talks about is one of france's great pastimes, complaining. be upup in the nexext half hour. stay with us. ♪ >>

monday is that warm front pushing its way through further north it is pulling in this warmer air from spain, franceunshine. could be more cloud and perhaps the odd shower along some northwestern part of the uk. most places are avoiding it. for the sunshine, those temperatures in the southeast 29 to mid 20s on monday. stays warm to the middle part of the week, gradually turns a bit cooler and fresher as we head towards the end of the coming week. bye— bye. this is bbc world news, the headlines. bahrain hasjoined the united arab emirates in agreeing to normalise relations with israel. hamas — which controls the gaza strip — says the move does grave harm to the palestinian cause. there have been protests by migrants stranded on the greek island of lesbos after europe's biggest refugee camp was gutted by fire. they're demanding to be allowed to travel on to mainland europe. britain's coronavirus epidemic is once more on the rise. for the first time since march, the r number for coronavirus infections has risen above the crucial level of one, meaning the virus is now spreading again. more than half a mi

monday is that warm front pushing its way through further north it is pulling in this warmer air from spain, francene. could be more cloud and perhaps the odd shower along some northwestern part of the uk. most places are avoiding it. for the sunshine, those temperatures in the southeast 29 possibly 30 degrees was that many of us in the low to mid 20s on monday. stays warm to the middle part of the week, gradually turns a bit cooler and fresher as we head towards the end of the coming week. bye— bye. level this is bbc news, the headlines. bahrain says it is normalising its relations with israel — less than a month after the united arab emirates said it was establishing ties. the israeli prime minister, benjamin neta nyahu, called it a new era of peace. but the palestinian leadership slammed it as a "betrayal ofjerusalem and the palestinian cause". there have been protests by migrants stranded on the greek island of lesbos after europe's biggest refugee camp was gutted by fire on tuesday. they're protesting against the construction of a replacement camp and want to be allowed to travel on to mainlan

monday is that warm front pushing its way through further north it is pulling in this warmer air from spain, franceny of us on monday long spells of sunshine. could be more cloud and perhaps the odd shower along some northwestern part of the uk. most places are avoiding it. for the sunshine, those temperatures in the southeast 29 possibly 30 degrees was that many of us in the low to mid 20s on monday. stays warm to the middle part of the week, gradually turns a bit cooler and fresher as we head towards the end of the coming week. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: dozens of people are reported missing in a wave of deadly wildfires in the us state of oregon. many more evacuation orders have been put in place, including right here, such that now more than half a million people in this state have been told to leave their homes. bahrainjoins the united arab emirates in normalising relations with israel, a move which further erodes the arab world's boycott of the jewish state. cheering and applause. protests in lesbos against conditions on the greek island, with migrants de

monday is that warm front pushing its way through further north it is pulling in this warmer air from spain, francey long spells of sunshine. could be more cloud and perhaps the odd shower along some northwestern part of the uk. most places are avoiding it. for the sunshine, those temperatures in the southeast 29 possibly 30 degrees was that many of us in the low to mid 20s on monday. stays warm to the middle part of the week, gradually turns a bit cooler and fresher as we head towards the end of the coming week. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm nancy kacungira. bahrainjoins the united arab emirates in normalising relations with israel, a move which further erodes the arab world's boycott of the jewish state. protests in lesbos against conditions on the greek island with migrants demanding to be allowed to travel to mainland europe. dozens of people are reported missing in a wave of deadly wildfires in the us state of oregon. many more evacuation orders have been put in place, including right here, such that now, more than half a m