plus a heat wave hit siberia people are enjoying the sunshine back to higher temperatures in the arctic circle also causing forest fires and other disasters. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program in a major setback for germany's fight against kovac 19 all fours he's have ordered new lock downs in 2 areas in the western stage off north rhine-westphalia the areas covered by the new restrictions include the districts of good to small and far north the decision was made off to a surge in corona virus cases at a meat packing plant where at least $1500.00 work has have tested positive. means more than 600000 people on. well back and a lockdown. the districts are good to slow and fat and off a back undercurrent of virus restrictions until the end of june residents in the western german districts can only have contact with their own household just weeks after restrictions were eased schools popes cafes museums and gyms will all close again the we will now for the 1st time in germany return the whole region to the locked on the ashes that were in place a few weeks ago. before. the decision

plus a heat wave hit siberia but it is not all fun and games the higher temperatures in the arctic circle also causing forest fires and other dissolves. as welcome to the program authorities in germany have ordered a new lockdown in an area in the west of the country after a surge in cases at a meat packing plant regional leaders hoping the measures will prevent the corona virus from spreading further afield in the 400000 people are affected by the restrictions the new outbreak in germany's most populous state is the biggest since the country began lifting the lockdown last month. the state government had warned it might need to take further action to contain the outbreak at the 20 slaughterhouse now it's reimposed a lockdown for the entire surrounding district is just is it what's your game is to calm the situation. and to expand testing to determine whether the virus has already spread to the general population from 10 years employees. to. its return to restrictions last imposed in much except for family members only 2 people are allowed to gather in directivity such as gyms museums or

temperatures in the arctic circle have hit their highest level since records began with a tone in siberia reaching $38.00 degrees celsius over the weekend the record breaking heat wave has also left the region scrambling to contain severe wildfires . beach vibes in siberia very young and the arctic circle is known for having the world's widest temperature range used to some of the coldest winters on the planet locals welcomed the current heat wave. the temperatures climbing up to 38 degrees celsius every day our family comes here to swim and they gonna river. everything is great it's exactly what we need for summer though it's been years in the us we didn't expect this at all we usually don't have heat until july. but to experts siberia's unseasonably high temperatures are cause for concern rising heat across the arctic has led to widespread wildfires in the soccer republic where beryl young is located local authorities say more than 275000 hectors are burning. the heat wave is also causing permafrost or permanently frozen soil to fall at a faster pace in late may the arctic saw one of it

plus a heat wave hits siberia but it's not all fun and games the higher temperatures in the arctic circle also causing forest fires and other disasters. as welcome to the program we start with some breaking news germany has ordered a district of almost 400000 people back into lockdown the middle widening corona virus outbreak this after germany's top health experts warned that the new cluster of cases has the potential to spread quickly word of the new restrictions came from it is the premiere of the country's most populous state north rhine-westphalia the new outbreak is centered on a massive 10 years meat processing plant near the city of meters for more than 1500 workers that have tested positive for corona virus. police deployments will be used to ensure the home quarantines of thousands of 10 years employees with force if necessary. in the district of good is low we know dealing with the biggest individual infection or break in north rhine-westphalia and in germany. this specific situation with the geographical spread of locations and also the international nature of the news workfor

meat packing factory in the west of the country also coming up a record breaking heat wave in the arctic circle a town in siberia sees the highest temperature ever recorded there wildfires are scorching the region. and the bonus league gives new t.v. deal points to a dip in the market chris force fraud was the 1st big sports broadcasting contract to be sold since the pandemic to get. low on terry martin welcome to the program health experts in germany are warning that a new cluster of corona virus cases in the western state of north rhine-westphalia has the potential to spread if action is not taken the warning comes after more than $1500.00 workers of a slaughterhouse near good as though tested positive for cope at 19 so far regional leaders have resisted calls to reintroduce water restrictions. police medics and even the fire department have descended on the town of rate of eden brook to help stem a wave of corona virus infections over 1500 employees from the chinese meat packing plant have tested positive for covert 19 many of them foreign workers from eastern europe who live and work in dir

beach vibes in siberia very young in the arctic circle is known for having the world's widest temperature range used to some of the coldest winters on the planet locals welcomed the current heat wave. the temperatures climbing up to 38 degrees celsius every day our family comes here to swim and they don a river. through it everything is great it's exactly what we need for summer the elections in the us we didn't expect this at all we usually don't have heat until july. but to experts siberia's unseasonably high temperatures are cause for concern rising heat across the arctic has led to widespread wildfires in the soccer republic where very young ski is located local authorities say more than 275000 hectares are burning. the heat wave is also causing permafrost or permanently frozen soil to fall at a faster pace in late may the arctic saw one of its worst environmental disasters in decades when a fuel reservoir collapsed near nor lisc spilling $21000.00 tons of diesel into local rivers and accident blamed in part on melting permafrost temperature records are being broken all around the wor

that's a heat wave hit siberia people are enjoying the sunshine but the higher temperatures in the arctic circle are also causing forest fires and other disasters . and i'm christine want to welcome to the program we will get to those stories in a moment but 1st some breaking news coming in a powerful earthquake has struck southern mexico the trauma had an initial magnitude off 7.4. and was centered on the pacific coast in the state of. there are no reports of injuries so far or damage but the quake was felt far to the north in the capital mexico city where hundreds of people fled into the streets of course we'll have more on the story as we get it now let's turn to a major setback for germany's fight against kovac 19 authorities have ordered new doc downs in 2 areas in the west of the country the decision was made off to a search in corona virus cases at a meat packing plant in the state of north rhine-westphalia more than $1500.00 workers test of positive the areas covered by the new restrictions include the district's off goods israel and veyron golf more than 600000 people are back and unloc

heat wave hits siberia people are enjoying the sunshine but are usually high temperatures in the arctic circle of course in forest fires and other disasters. i'm so welcome to the program more than 600000 people are now back on the lockdown in the western german state of north rhine-westphalia authorities re imposed restrictions in the district of goods as low on foreign go 5 to more than $1500.00 workers at a meat packing plant tested positive for corona virus residents are also under quarantine in areas of the central city of good singer. the districts are good as low and fat and off a back under coronavirus restrictions until the end of june residents in the western german districts can only have contact with their own household just weeks after restrictions were eased schools pope's cafes museums and gyms will all close again. we will now for the 1st time in germany return the whole region to the locked on the ashes that were in place a few weeks ago. the decision came after more than 1500 workers attorney a slaughterhouse tested positive for 19 die a living conditions are being blamed for

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plus a heat wave hits siberia but the frolic is misleading the higher temperatures in the arctic circle are also causing forest fires. as welcome to the program authorities in germany have ordered a new lockdown in an area in the west of the country the decision was made after a surge in corona virus cases at a meat packing plant in the state of north rhine-westphalia authorities in and around the town of head of eden burke are hoping the measures now in effect will prevent the virus from spreading further. many 400000 people are affected by the restrictions the new outbreak is the biggest since the company began listing the lockdown last month. the tiny district of good to slow is back under coronavirus restrictions until the end of june residents in the western german district can only have contact with their own household just weeks after restrictions were eased schools popes cafes museums and gyms will all close again. we will now for the 1st time in germany return the whole region to the locked on the ashes that were in place a few weeks ago. before. the decision came after more th

temperatures in the arctic circle hit an all—time record on saturday with the mercury rising to 38 celsiusstent high pressure in northern russia has led to a string of high temperatures and associated forest fires in the area. scientists say this hot spell is yet another sign of how climate change is transforming weather patterns in the arctic circle. on the 72nd anniversary of the empire windrush arriving at tilbury docks, the head of a new group addressing the challenges faced by the windrush generation and their families has urged those affected to claim compensation. the group has been set up after people from the commonwealth were told wrongly they were illegally in the uk, some were left destitute, others were deported. but the government has been criticised for being too slow in settling claims. out of over 1,000 applications, only 60 have so far been paid. our community affairs correspondent rianna croxford has more. meet denzil and danny, brothers and a sister caught up in the winter scandal, whose lives were left in limbo as they struggled with their immigration status. it's mad,

we're going to as well take a look at some other stories making news around the world much of the arctic circle is experiencing a record breaking heat wave a town of the one yes inside very a recorded a an all time high of 38 degrees celsius over the weekend siberia has seen unseasonably high temperatures this year leading to sizable wild. german payments wire cod says 1900000000 euros reported missing from its accounts may not exist to philippine banks supposedly holding the money say wire card was never their client shares of wild card which is listed on the blue chip dax index of seeing a frantic sell off the c.e.o. has resigned. saudi arabia says it will go ahead with the annual religious pilgrimage to mecca but with coronavirus restrictions the hajj traditionally attracts roughly $2000000.00 muslims globally for 5 intense days of worship this year only muslims living in saudi arabia will be allowed to attend. nascar drivers put on a display of solidarity for the sport's only african-american competitor after someone placed the news in bubble wallace's stall over the weekend races of the ge

temperatures in the arctic circle have hit their highest level since records began with a town in siberia reaching 38 degrees celsius over the weekend the record breaking heat wave has also left the region scrambling to contain a spate of severe wildfires this is very in siberia almost 5000 kilometers north east of moscow people here are used to extreme weather conditions the town is known for having the world wide this temperature range with winter lows of nearly minus 70 degrees celsius and summer temperatures often above 30 even so the record heat register distin has caught everyone by surprise. on the 20th of june 2020 where registered a temperature of class of 38 degrees celsius this is considered to be a number of normal temperature for this place. much of siberia has seen unseasonably high temperatures this year be used copernicus climate change service warned they had sort of 10 degrees above normal in may rising heat across the arctic has led to widespread wildfires in the soccer republic where burke is located more than 275000 hectares are burning according to local authorities

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at the record breaking heat wave in the arctic circle the town in siberia sees the highest temperature ever recorded in the region the soaring temperatures are also fanning the flames of wildfires. i'm told me a logical welcome to the program thousands of people aren't in the district of goods a slow in northwest germany with schools a daycare center is closed because of a new corona virus outbreak this latest hotspot set on a meat processing plant run by a german company titus more than 1500 workers have tested positive for the virus local officials say they contrail out a wide a locked out. police medics and even the fire department have descended on the town of rate of even brick to help stem a wave of corona virus infections over 1500 employees from the chinese meat packing plant have tested positive for coated 19 many of them foreign workers from eastern europe who live and work in dire conditions. local activist in a butch nader has been protesting the situation for years she takes us to a building where 13 romanian factory employees lived until recently. as it's only 10 days 14

now look at some of the news stories from around the world much of the arctic circle is experiencing a record breaking heat wave the tunnel in siberia recorded an all time high of 38 degrees celsius over the weekend siberia has seen unseasonably high temperatures this year leading to sizeable wildfires. saudi arabia says it will go ahead with the annual religious pilgrimage to mecca with coronavirus restrictions the had traditionally attracts roughly $2000000.00 muslims from around the world for 5 intense days of worship but this year only muslims living in saudi arabia will be allowed to attend. german chancellor angela merkel has condemned as a whore and a night of rioting and looting in the southern german city of stuttgart interior minister horst 04 went there on monday to support local officials after the weekend undressed left shop windows smashed and 19 police officers injured 25 people have been arrested. interior minister horace the who for visited stick guard city center with both the state premier and the mayor at his side. they wanted to show strength and solidarity with

talk about this and also in the arctic circle. >>> a crash out of lanes, much better news. heading to the bay bridge. >>> thank you very much. 6:44 right now. we are following breaking news right now. multiple people are dead following an assassination attempt in mexico. the mayor says it happened on the city's head of public security. no word on the number of people killed but we do know there have been some people under arrest. one is said to be injured but out of harm's way. >>> new details to tell you about the suspected golden state killer, joseph deangelo, expected to plead guilty on monday. the court hearing is happening inside a large ballroom at the california state university due to the pandemic. more than 150 victims and their relatives are expected to attend. and admit responsibility to 62 rapes. >> late last night the trump administration filed paperwork to end the affordable care act. >>> repealing obamacare has been on the agenda since it was invented. there is this question of timing. not only do you have a pandemic recession when people need affordable heal

first of all, one place that has seen some very high temperatures over the last 24 hours is the arctic circletemperatures can get that high that far north, but they do from time to time. that, though, could be a newjune record for that particular area. looking at our weather picture, it is unsettled. we saw rain gathering across the north—west of the uk yesterday, and that was associated with an area of low pressure, and that low pressure is moving right over the heart of the united kingdom for today. so we are looking at an unsettled day. often it's going to be cloudy, often we're looking at spells of rain, that could be quite lengthy spells of rain and, at times, pretty heavy as well. perhaps some of the heaviest bursts of rain working across the western side of the countries, so wales, maybe north—west england. there will be some areas that don't see too much in the way of rain. but i think they are going to be the lucky few. for most of us, it stays pretty wet. temperatures between 14 and around 18 degrees for most of us. now, once that area of rain has moved south, you might think, "phew

this is for koreans a siberian town located above the arctic circle it's known as the pole of cold. these days the temperature is up to $38.00 degrees celsius every day our family comes here to swim in our beloved river. it was here last saturday resilient say they recorded the hottest temperature for the arctic the world meteorological organization is seeking to verify reports of a new temperature records north of the arctic circle this is a report that 38 degrees celsius or climate nonprofit berkeley earth calculated the temperatures across russia have averaged 8 degrees higher the norm this year is the largest anomaly if a scene in a country's average the heat wave has lit a match to the arctic one of the world's coldest regions is witnessing a record number of wildfires there are 50 alone in the siberian republic of soka. the woman climate has created a surgeon in 6 this is not to take on the door it's mosquitoes. it's iberia's permafrost institute a mammoth takes outside in $28.00 degrees of the arctic our victim is the chief scientist here everything in the arctic is built on

saturday another new record what's thought to be the hottest temperature ever recorded north of the arctic circle when they siberian town of alcohol and sc hit 38 degrees celsius what is steadily as a climate scientist at the danish a major article institute he joins me now over skype from copenhagen thanks very much indeed for being with us so can you put it into context for us a little bit this this figure 38 degrees why is it significant p.r. we have had several heat waves. during the last couple of years but this one is quite unusual for 2 reasons 1st you have set extremely high temperatures since. december roughly half a year and then the all singers who sets. later it's peaked in may with these extremely high temperatures and if you look at the who runs for example with these 38 degrees this is almost 5 to greece more month than what has been observed before i'm serious of more than 100 years so it's quite unusual so i mean there's also an unusually wide temperature range in siberia took us through how it how it happens there. yeah it's amazing the larger the temperature range so the lowest

russian president vladimir putin has declared a state of emergency in the arctic circle after a huge fuel spill 20000 tons of diesel have leaked into a river from a power plant as paul brennan reports. footage released by the russian investigative committee suggests the sheer volume of the spillage overwhelmed the concrete levees intended to contain minor leaks tens of thousands of tonnes of diesel escaped into the surrounding area it was 2 days before the regional government raised the alarm to moscow and in a televised video conference of visibly angry president putin rated them for the inadequacy of their response even questioning whether the governor had taken leave of his senses and what's going to be done you're the governor or we go to learn about emergency situations through social media now have you lost your mind over there. is home to the world's largest producer of nickel and is already one of the most notoriously polluted places on earth the nickel factory emitted nearly 2000000 tons of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere in 20183 times more than the 2nd worst emitter now

ununusually high temperatuturesy the arctic circle are causing forest fires and other disasters. ♪ >>elcome to the program. more than 600,000 people are back under lockdown in the western german state. authorities reimposed restrictions after more than 1500 workers at a meatatpacking plant tested positive for coronavirus. residents are also under quarantine in areas of a central city. >> the districts are back under coronavirus restrictions. until the end of june, residents and the western german districts can only have contact with their own household. weeks after restrictions were eased, schools, pubs, cafes, museums and gyms will close again. >> we will now for the first time in germany return a whole region to the lockdown measures that were in place a few weeks ago. >> the decision came after more than 1500 workers at a slaughterhouse tested positive for covid-19. dire living conditions are being blamed for the quick spread. employees living here moved out two weeks ago. >> the specific situation with the geographical spread of the locations and the international nature of the wo

temperatures in the arctic circle hit an all-time record o saturday, the mercury rising 33 degrees fahrenheitne siberian town. although the record still needs to be b verified, ad of o rsistent high pressure in russia has led tstring of forest fes. ascientists say it ther sign of how climate chae is changing the region. avmournersbeen paying their respects to rayshard brooks in atlanta ahead of his funeral tomorrow. the unarmed african-americanotan was nd killed by a white former atlanta police offic during an altercation outside a fast-food restaurant. vehis death sparked a ne of protests against police brutality. officials in new york say a statue of the late u.s. president teddy roosevelt will come down. critics say its depiction of roosevelt on horseback flanked by a native american man an african man is inappropriate for public space. it is the latest uonument to coer fire amid an international assessment of the value of such memorials. you are watching "bbc world news amera." still to come on the prondam, three frout for a summer's evening in the park, three lives cut short. the lateson

first of all, one place that has seen some very high temperatures over the last 2a hours is the arctic circlet that high that far north, but they do from time to time. that, though, could be a newjune record for that particular area. looking at our weather picture, it is unsettled. we saw rain gathering across the north—west of the uk yesterday, and that was associated with an area of low pressure, and that low pressure is moving right over the heart of the united kingdom for today. so we are looking at an unsettled day. often it's going to be cloudy, often we're looking at spells of rain, that could be quite lengthy spells of rain and, at times, pretty heavy as well. perhaps some of the heaviest bursts of rain working across the western side of the countries, so wales, maybe north—west england. there will be some areas that don't see too much in the way of rain. but i think they are going to be the lucky few. for most of us, it stays pretty wet. temperatures between 1a and around 18 degrees for most of us. now, once that area of rain has moved south, you might think, "phew, we got rid of it,

first of all, one place that has seen some very high temperatures over the last 2a hours is the arctic circlek temperatures can get that high that far north, but they do from time to time. that, though, could be a newjune record for that particular area. looking at our weather picture, it is unsettled. we saw rain gathering across the north—west of the uk yesterday, and that was associated with an area of low pressure, and that low pressure is moving right over the heart of the united kingdom for today. so we are looking at an unsettled day. often it's going to be cloudy, often we're looking at spells of rain, that could be quite lengthy spells of rain and, at times, pretty heavy as well. perhaps some of the heaviest bursts of rain working across the western side of the countries, so wales, maybe north—west england. there will be some areas that don't see too much in the way of rain. but i think they are going to be the lucky few. for most of us, it stays pretty wet. temperatures between 14 and around 18 degrees for most of us. now, once that area of rain has moved south, you might think, "ph

declared a state of emergency after 20,000 tonnes of diesel fuel leaked into a river within the arctic circleiberian city of norilsk and could be the worst environmental disaster in the region. a manager at the fuel plant has been arrested. 0ur moscow correspondent, sarah rainsford, says the scale of the accident is huge. 20,000 tonnes of fuel diesel that spilt out of this tanker at a power plant up near the city of norilsk in the russian arctic. then it crossed some 12 kilometres to reach a river, the river ambarnaya, and has been flowing down that river now for several days. the clean—up operation has finally begun, and we're told that the spill itself has been contained. it's been fenced off, but the big question is what to do now? now, environmentalists are warning that this is an event of catastrophic implications for wildlife in the area, for the water systems, too. and at the moment, it seems that officials here in russia really don't know how to deal with this. it is in an extremely remote area of the russian arctic, the tundra. there are no roads to the area. the river itself is not

but first one place that has seen high temperatures is the arctic circle, with temperatures reached 30th—west yesterday. that was associated with an area of low pressure that is moving over the heart of the united kingdom. we are looking at an unsettled day. often cloudy with spells of rain that could be lengthy and heavy at times. some of the heaviest rain in the west. wales and north—west england. there will be some areas that don‘t see much rain. but i think they‘re be the lucky few. for most of us very wet with temperatures between 14 and 18. once the rain has moved south, this particular area of low pressure will deepen and move back and influence our weather for six days. we have rain moving into england and wales. some of the heaviest rain could be in north—east england. it could turn very wet here for a time. and increasingly as we go through the next few days, when the rain does come, it will become heavy. thursday is a windier day and will feel more humid as well. for friday, we have got further bands of rain pushing north. probably the heaviest coming into the south. a chanc

first of all, one place that has seen some very high temperatures over the last 2a hours is the arctic circleay. amazing to think temperatures can get that high that far north, but they do from time to time. that, though, could be a newjune record for that particular area. looking at our weather picture, it is unsettled. we saw rain gathering across the northwest of the uk yesterday, and that was associated with an area of low pressure, and that low pressure is moving right over the heart of the united kingdom for today. 0ften cloudy with spells of rain that could be lengthy and heavy at times. some of the heaviest bursts of rain in the west. wales and north—west england. there will be some areas that don't see much rain. but i think they're be the lucky few. for most of us very wet with temperatures between 1a and 18. for most of us. once the rain has moved south, this particular area of low pressure will deepen and move back and influence our weather for six days. we have rain moving into england and wales. on thursday. some of the heaviest rain could be in north—east england. it could turn

located outside the town of norilsk, one of the northernmost towns in the world — 300km above the arctic circleiticised the company, a subsidiary of norilsk nickel, for its delay in reporting the accident, and criminal proceedings have been launched. three members of the powerplant's staff have been ta ken into custody. norilsk nickel said the measures were unjustifiably harsh and promised to cover the cost of the clean—up operation, thought to be about $146 million. around 700 people are involved in the clean—up in what environmentalists say is the largest incident of its kind ever to hit the arctic. rich preston, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: kicking over the statues — campaigners in scotland take aim at monuments to 18th century slave owners. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorby—mania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who for them has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. it happened as the queen moved t

first of all, one place that has seen some very high temperatures over the last 2a hours is the arctic circleeratures can get that high that far north, but they do from time to time. that, though, could be a newjune record for that particular area. looking at our weather picture, it is unsettled. we saw rain gathering across the north—west of the uk yesterday, and that was associated with an area of low pressure, and that low pressure is moving right over the heart of the united kingdom for today. so we are looking at an unsettled day. often it's going to be cloudy, often we're looking at spells of rain, that could be quite lengthy spells of rain and, at times, pretty heavy as well. perhaps some of the heaviest bursts of rain working across the western side of the countries, so wales, maybe north—west england. there will be some areas that don't see too much in the way of rain. but i think they are going to be the lucky few. for most of us, it stays pretty wet. temperatures between 11! and around 18 degrees for most of us. now, once that area of rain has moved south, you might think, "phew, w

first of all, one place that has seen some very high temperatures over the last 2a hours is the arctic circlethat high that far north, but they do from time to time. that, though, could be a newjune record for that particular area. looking at our weather picture, it is unsettled. we saw rain gathering across the north—west of the uk yesterday, and that was associated with an area of low pressure, and that low pressure is moving right over the heart of the united kingdom for today. so we are looking at an unsettled day. often it's going to be cloudy, often we're looking at spells of rain, that could be quite lengthy spells of rain and, at times, pretty heavy as well. perhaps some of the heaviest bursts of rain working across the western side of the countries, so wales, maybe north—west england. there will be some areas that don't see too much in the way of rain. but i think they are going to be the lucky few. for most of us, it stays pretty wet. temperatures between 1a and around 18 degrees for most of us. now, once that area of rain has moved south, you might think, "phew, we got rid of it,"

globe in siberia recently, temperatures have got up to 38 celsius, making it a record, within the arctic circle, these extreme temperatures. it's not completely unprecedented to get high temperatures here, they have been 37 in the late 80s but perhaps it's the frequency with which these records are broken that is somewhat concerning, particularly in the arctic. back to the here and now, relative pressure across the uk compared to what will come in the next few days. rain in the north—west of the uk and this is actually a boundary zone, a weather front that separates the pressure at atla ntic front that separates the pressure at atlantic airfrom front that separates the pressure at atlantic air from the hot continental air which is streaming in likea continental air which is streaming in like a blowtorch the south. so that does mean that with the weather being stuck over us at the moment, at least for the next few days, the weather will be stuck in the same place. i'm talking about the heat, but it will not be hot everywhere. across northern ireland and western scotland, far from it, across nort

the northernmost towns in the world, 300 kilometres above the world, 300 kilometres above the arctic circleiticised the company, a subsidiary, for its delay in reporting the accident and criminal proceedings have been launched. three members of the powerplant launched. three members of the powerpla nt staff have launched. three members of the powerplant staff have been taken into powerplant staff have been ta ken into custody. powerplant staff have been taken into custody. the owner said the measures were unjustifiably harsh and promised to cover the cost of the cleanup operation, thought to be about $146 million. around 700 people are involved in the cleanup in what environmentalists say is the largest incident of its kind ever to hit the arctic. which preston, bbc news —— rich preston, bbc news —— rich preston, bbc news —— rich preston, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: gone with the wind — the oscar—winning film is dropped from hbo because of its depiction of slavery. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarm

of power plant collapsed around 20000 tons of diesel spilled into the river near norilsk in the arctic circle russian president vladimir putin has declared a state of emergency an inquiry is also under way and then probably of the plant has been arrested a dangerous storm has hit the u.s. state of louisiana tropical storm cristoval has already whipped up tornadoes in florida ripping roofs off homes and bringing down trees but reason is expected to bear the brunt of it every rain and flash flooding is expected including across neighboring mississippi and arkansas more tomato warnings are in place. israel's prime minister has called the killing of a palestinian man with autism a tragedy but stopped short of apologizing for it. was chased and shot dead by israeli troops last month soldiers pursued into jerusalem's old city before shooting him as a coward next to a garbage bin i say they mistook him for an attack it sparked widespread condemnation within israel and around the world and on the hood what happened with the whole family is a tragedy a person with a disability with autism who suspecte

record high temperatures have been reported in a siberian town located above the arctic circle temperatures of 38 degrees celsius were felled in the vertical yun sky on saturday its previous high was 37.2 degrees the town in the republic was the most extreme temperature range in the world with a low of minus $68.00 degrees much of siberia has seen unseasonably high temperatures this year causing a number of large wildfires scientists an indigenous leaders in mexico are battling to save the last pocket of tropical rain forest in north america it's thought 90 percent lack and a rain forest has already been lost to the forestation but will repel air travel to the heart of the jungle in the south of the country. the luck and the rain forest in southern mexico it's the region's last great tropical jungle. flying above the forest canopy reveals the scale of this wild expanse dotted by lakes waterfalls and agent ruins. al-jazeera followed a team of scientists with the nonprofit group now to tell me he counted. for the past 40 years conservationists here have been engaged in a dedicated effort to s

now russia's president has declared a state of emergency in the arctic circle after a huge fuel spill 20000 tons of diesel have leaked into a river from a power plant paul brennan reports. footage released by the russian investigative committee suggests the sheer volume of the spillage overwhelmed the concrete levees intended to contain minor leaks tens of thousands of tons of diesel escaped into the surrounding area it was 2 days before the regional government raised the alarm to moscow and in a televised video conference of visibly angry president putin rated them for the inadequacy of their response even questioning whether the governor had taken leave of his senses what's going to be done you're the governor or we go to learn about emergency situations through social media now have you lost your mind over there norilsk is home to the world's largest producer of nickel and is already one of the most notoriously polluted places on earth the nickel factory emitted nearly 2000000 tons of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere in 20183 times more than the 2nd worst emitter now the land and

al-jazeera washington record high temperatures have been reported in a siberian town located above the arctic circle temperatures of 38 degrees celsius were felt in vet could young on saturday its previous high was 37.2 degrees the town is in the republic and it's got the most extreme temperature range in the world with a low of minus $68.00 degrees much of siberia has seen unseasonably high temperatures this year and that's caused a number of large wildfires sunday is the northern hemisphere is longest day and shortest night of the year the summer solstice has coincided with the so-called ring of fire solar eclipse it was visible along a narrow band from west africa to the arabian peninsula india and southern china. seaweed native to the northwest pacific is invading the rich marine waters of the strait of gibraltar and it's preventing traditional fisherman catching tuna they say the brown alligator is clogging up their nets and in danger and their way of life victoria getting reports. seaweed is washing up all over the beaches of southern spain it's an eyesore but it also threatens an ancient way

meat packing factory in the west of the country also coming up a record breaking heat wave in the arctic circle a town in siberia sees the highest temperature ever recorded there wildfires are scorching the region. and the bonus league is new t.v. deal points to a dip in the market chris fortron was the 1st big sport.

record high temperatures have been reported in a siberian town located right above the arctic circle temperatures a 38 degrees celsius were felt in a very on saturday its previous high was 37.2 degrees the town and the soccer republic has the most extreme temperature range in the world with a low of minus $68.00 degrees and much serbia has seen unseasonably high temperatures this year causing a number of large wildfires watch more on that story online you can head to al-jazeera dot com. headlines on al-jazeera this hour libya's u.n. recognize government has warned egypt that any move to interfere in its internal affairs would be seen as a blatant declaration of war on saturday the egyptian president and fattah has sisi said his country had a legitimate right to intervene in libya ordering his military to be ready he also said any move to attack the strategic city of certs would cross a red line and would trigger intervention criticism continues of president donald trump's decision to hold a campaign rally against the medical advice of against the advice excuse me off as medical exper