meanwhile farmers in spain's , southern region of andalusia are also wringing their hands in despair. they too need a lot of water if they're going to prevent crops like strawberries, vegetables and salads from going to ruin on their large plantations. but, digging wells to give themselves access to ground water is illegal and also has a negative knock-on effect on wetlands like the donaana nature reserve. >> life is about to get harder for this spoonbill heron. environmentalists felipe fuentelsaz and juan rome are concerned about the existence of hundreds of thousands of such waterbirds in the wetlands of doÑana, in the south of spain. because water levels are falling. >> it's a catastrophe for biodiversity. this is a protected zone. doÑana has been as good as dry for two years now. it's a wetland area with no water because it's wasted, and sometimes by breaking the law. >> doÑana national park, a unesco world heritage site, is surrounded by farmers, who use groundwater to irrigate their strawberry, blackberry and raspberry plantations. the red parts on felipe's map shows all the pla

meanwhile farmers in spain's , southern region of andalusia are also wringing their hands in despair. they too need a lot of water if they're going to prevent crops like strawberries, vegetables and salads from going to ruin on their large plantations. but, digging wells to give themselves access to ground water is illegal and also has a negative knock-on effect on wetlands like the donaana nature reserve. >> life is about to get harder for this spoonbill heron. environmentalists felipe fuentelsaz and juan rome are concerned about the existence of hundreds of thousands of such waterbirds in the wetlands of doÑana, in the south of spain. because water levels are falling. >> it's a catastrophe for biodiversity. this is a protected zone. doÑana has been as good as dry for two years now. it's a wetland area with no water because it's wasted, and sometimes by breaking the law. >> doÑana national park, a unesco world heritage site, is surrounded by farmers, who use groundwater to irrigate their strawberry, blackberry and raspberry plantations. the red parts on felipe's map shows all the pla

amy: we go now to mexico city where we are joined by andalusia soloff.e is an independent journalist and author of the graphic novel "vivos se los llevaron," or "taken alive," about the disappearance of the 43 students. she has reported on the ayotzinapa since the students disappeared. welcome to democracy now! start off by talking about what happened eight years ago and why this is such a historic moment in mexico with the arrest of the former attorney general and so many others. >> thank you for having me on. this is one of the most horrible crimes that is happened in mexican history. september 20 6, 20 14, a group of students from the ayotzinapa teacher school were attacked by police and members of organized crime in the city of iguala and from that moment, it was unclear what happened to 43 of these students. six people were murdered that night, including one person who was found with his face ripped off oan abanded road. since then, 43 of the students, there been no trace of them and theiparents have marched all over the country and even the world l

our correspondent reports from andalusia in southern spain.ter: a harvest not reaped, but wrecked. the harp -- the flowers that worship the sun need the blessing of rain too, buit's nowhere. sunflowers that many planted to make up for those lost in ukraine, wiped out by spain's worst drought on record. farmers unsure if they can go on. >> [translated] if it doesn't rain by the end of the year, it makes no sense to plant more. that would be like throwing money at the land for no harvest , and there is no rain forecast for now. reporter: spain's rich farmland is being impoverishe. pahed soil giving little fruit, the yield down by at least a third. the country's green gold, as it is called, is now even more prized. in this factory that exports to the u.k., production is dropping by half, pushing up prices amidst a global food crisis as -- crisis. as the flow becomes a trickle, they worryhis vital sector is in danger. >> [translated] shoppers are already paying one third higher than last year but the drought will increase that more. we may have to

. —— reports from andalusia, in the south of spain.st. but with the worst drought on record, parched groves where little fruit. in this, the world's biggest olive oil producer, supplying half of all stock, the yield is already down by one third. in the bottling plants, they are worried the flow is becoming a trickle. production in this factory that also exports to britain is dropping by one half, pushing up prices amidst a globalfood crisis. a vital sector for spain a globalfood crisis. a vital sectorfor spain and for sector for spain and for consumers sectorfor spain and for consumers is in danger. translation: shoppers are already paying one third higher than last year but the drought will increase that even more. with the downturn, we may have to lay off some workers and in a year —— another year like this would be a complete catastrophe.— this would be a complete catastrophe. now, spain is turninu catastrophe. now, spain is turning to _ catastrophe. now, spain is turning to its _ catastrophe. now, spain is turning to its shores - c

mark lohan, bbc news, andalusia.rs are expected tojoin in europe's largest carnival in notting hill in london this bank holiday weekend. it's the first time the event is taking place following the pandemic, as celestina olulode has been finding out. well, we are giving you a front seat of the action. look at this behind me, people are coming along one of the main routes of the carnival. they are dressed in their bright, colourful costumes. you can see that many of these costumes take a while to make and they cost quite a bit too. what is happening is they are marching further down to the stage where they will be judged on their costumes. and then further down in other streets there are big sound systems, a big staple of the carnival, and lots of caribbean food on sale as well. time for a look at the weather, here's matt taylor. vibrant colours at notting hill, bank holiday blues in abundance through parts of south wales, south—west england this lunchtime. we've got the clearest of the skies here for the rest of monda

mark lowen, bbc news, andalusia.an counteroffensive against russian occupation forces is under way in the south of the country. the ukrainian army claims it has broken through russian (map)defence lines around the city of kherson in a counter—offensive that has been highly—anticipated. russia is claiming the ukrainian counter attack has failed miserably. for more, i spoke to our correspondent hugo bachega in kiev. could this be the beginning of a counteroffensive in the case on region? counteroffensive in the case on reuion? ,., counteroffensive in the case on reuion? ., region? -- in the here son reason. we could be _ region? -- in the here son reason. we could be seen _ region? -- in the here son reason. we could be seen in _ region? -- in the here son reason. we could be seen in the _ region? -- in the here son reason. we could be seen in the beginning | region? -- in the here son reason. l we could be seen in the beginning of eight it is still very different to —— difficult to verify the reports coming from the a

air conditioners below 27 °, even though it is +40 on the street in the south of the country in andalusiaht has destroyed the mango avocado crop. ywok, and the fresh water levels in the reservoirs are at their lowest level in 30 years, the problem is already there, because too many farmers are using irrigation and we need to stop this and convince them to find alternatives. such as the reuse of water and the cultivation of other fruits, past july. recognized as one of the hottest in europe in the history of observations. at the same time, meteorologists promise a dry and warm autumn. artyom krasulin evgeny zemtsova lead. today, the builder's day has been celebrated since 1956, on the second sunday of august, deputy prime minister maran marat khusnullin congratulated professionals on the holiday and noted that today it is the construction industry that is the locomotive of the economy in today's situations, the construction industry is the locomotive of economic development. i want to note that the builders of the last 2 years show outstanding results. we have had the largest volume of aqu

meanwhile farmers in spain's , southern region of andalusia are also wringing their hands in despair.

temperature on air conditioners below 27 °, even though it is +40 outside in the south of the country in andalusiaas wiped out the mango avocado and olive crops and the fresh water levels in the tanks are at their lowest levels in 30 years, the problem is already there because too many farmers are using irrigation and we need to stop this and convince them to find alternatives. such as the reuse of water and the cultivation of other fruits, past july. recognized as one of the hottest in europe in the history of observations. at the same time, meteorologists promise a dry and warm autumn. artyom krasulin evgeny zemtsova lead. the hufrey, who drowned the boats and broke the hearts of the margin , was put to sleep, but the norwegian authorities decided on the so-called humane and in thanasia because of the threat to the life and health of people who came to the port of oslo specifically to look at the six- hundred-kilogram lover of sunbathing for this lev and e, summer, freya managed to become the heroine of numerous stories and articles, thanks to her habit of climbing onto those moored near the sho

in andalusia. says. well, the to part down is good. skin color. by 60% in california, and the new system might drive those numbers higher , even at the cost of bookings being around the water. it could definitely affect it. it seems like an air. where a lot of young would want. to like. all night. lewis says. his air b all has some stuff. and type. in past. noise. monitoring. ktvu fox two news at vibe starts now. at the end of the day, it will help to quash the nonsense of excited delirium. it's really a hoax at five. a major change to bart policy no more use of the controversial term, excited delirium. that change comes as the latest in a series of reform efforts for bar police. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm christina radio. will get to that in a min. but first gonna start with breaking news. along. central santa cruz. county. sky flock. up top giving us a live and just bit here. of the town of capital a and was first reported just before three o'clock this afternoon again, sky fox up top, giving us a live look right now down at the

conditioners below 27 °, even despite the fact that on +40 street in the south of the country in andalusiat mango avocado and olive crops and fresh water levels in reservoirs are at low levels for the last 30 years the problem is already there because too many farmers are using irrigation and we need to stop this and convince them to find alternatives. such as the reuse of water and the cultivation of other fruits, past july. recognized as one of the hottest in europe in the history of observations. at the same time, meteorologists promise a dry and warm autumn. artyom krasulin evgeny zemtsova lead. it's lena not only that she found the apartment of her dreams, she completed all the necessary documents for the purchase. and now she has become the owner of an apartment in a nine-story building near the park, because an apartment is now being bought for mru. there has never been such a russian cold 150 g, an unprecedented rich taste in one glass. try a real ice cream, russian cold great incredible taste. opa double blow to the budget, and who's in charge with the debit card? the main thing i

mark lohan, bbc news, andalusia.day weekend, with festivities expected to continue this evening. it's the first time the event is taking place following the pandemic — and people are delighting in its return. celestina olulode has been with them. a street festival rooted in caribbean culture. the warm up was yesterday, and now for the main event. after two years celebrating carnival online, the parades are back. not being on the road has been frustrating and a little boring. the plus for me is that i was involved in the virtual carnival. i was one of the presenters, and i think the idea for us to present now was born in 2020, when they did such a fabulous job. why should we not present to the world throughout carnival? aside from all the music and floats, this is one of the highlights — caribbean food that so many people come for. you've got your favourites, like rice and peas, jerk chicken, and of course, patties. a global street festival in a residential area, some locals soaked up the party vibes while others chos

catalonia andalusia. the reservoirs are filled to 40.emergency has been declared in verona, for example, drinking water can only be used for essential daily needs. so, for example, cooking other cities disabled fountains are forbidden to wash cars water the garden in the ancient near bologna. mayor. even forbade the hairdresser to wash his hair twice customers to save water. by the way, this situation led to an unexpected discovery in a river that had become shallow from lack of water in the region , a shell of the second world war was already discovered by specialists who had decontaminated this 450 kg of swords. thanks for direct communication from the heat-stricken drought and europe was my colleague regina sebastianova. copenhagen will provide ukraine with another 110 million euros in aid. this was stated by the prime minister of denmark metta. frede, alexandra local authorities will also send more than 100 military instructors to the uk to train the ukrainian military analysts, in turn, write that the longer the conflict in ukraine

mark lowen, bbc news, andalusia.it is gold and a brand—new world record. the london 2012 paralympic games have left their mark on the queen elizabeth 0lympic games have left their mark on the queen elizabeth olympic park, celebrated as the greatest games ever, it packed out stadiums and memorable moments. jonnie peacock are stunning the crowd in the stadium. ellie simmonds raising the roof of the aquatics centre. and sarah storey unbeatable in the velodrome. but ten years on, what is the true legacy of the london paralympic games? in the past year laura sugar has become a paralympic world and european champion. i can see the look— world and european champion. i can see the look on _ world and european champion. i can see the look on her— world and european champion. i can see the look on her face. _ world and european champion. i can see the look on her face. she is see the look on herface. she is absolutely delighted with that. but in 2012 she was just a spectator. that literally changed my life and since 2013! have