the rise in sea level go the mid atlantic islands, already being severely affected by coastal erosion. there are some, some places where over the last 50 years or so we've lost up to 20 meters of, of land and dec. furthermore, the, the outlier outer islands are, are even more affected because they are just, they don't have rocks to, to act as a barrier. it's only send and in the same way that they were created. it's easy for the see just to, to back the sense to day we talk officials as a 115 island archipelago as to i can tell you there are certain certain islands, so starting to to disappear. so who knows? in the next 250 years, what might happen? they arrive at st. luke's church, rom caller one, pushed for it to be renovated 10 years ago. after his mother passed away. even today, he would still rather be here. then in the big cathedral in the city, if somebody was very down to her very calm girl, i would say, and he's got a very good sense of humor. one boy, now and for it isn't even as president, he continues to preside over funerals and blessed children in the congregation. first

it doesn't have been rescued from the atlantic ocean near the canary islands -- dozens have been rescuedntic ocean near the canary islands, picked up by the spanish coast guard. they were taken to a port on gran canaria. 4004 hundred people including hundreds of children died last year trying to reach spain from africa. chinese authorities have reported through coronavirus deaths in shanghai. the first since the city's latest outbreak. shanghai is in its third week of lockdown, as a country continues to enforce. a zero-tolerance approach. another round of mass testing is also due to take these. -- due to take place. >> none of them had been vaccinated. your condition deteriorated after being admitted to the hospital. and they died despite medical intervention. the direct cause of death was underlying diseases. >> we have an entrepreneur based in shanghai that's been locked down with his family for 18 days. he told us what life is like there. >> the first week of partial lockdowns was almost normal. you could go around your community. even though my son was at home learning through school

s. initiative has found supporters across the atlantic with islands top diplomat saying that dublin could allow the use of a 1000000000 euros in frozen russian assets to rebuild ukraine. we heard from international political expert dr. jack rasmus, who says the seizures would basically amount to piracy and would unfortunately not be a new phenomena. this is a totally new, if you remember the usaa seized venezuela's oil companies should go. and dan divvied up the proceeds to whomever and wandered. ah, the u. k. sees the that as well as gold. ah, and of course there were seizures of arabian assets a few years back as some illnesses just as just politics, as i said, is not new. but the republicans are taking advantage of it, rightly so. because what it amounts to resist 21st century economic piracy, you know, a 100 years ago they would send out their buccaneers and their ships and raid the spanish gold ships and take the gold from the ships. and well, today's all done electronically, you see, and through the banks and the u. s. control the global currency banking system makes it quite easy t

now, dozens of people who been rescued from the atlantic ocean near the canary islands. $61.00 refugees and migrants including 9 children, were picked up by the spanish coast guard were taken to a port on grand canaria rights groups. at least 4400 people, including hundreds of children, died last year trying to reach spain from africa. dozens of people have been arrested during 4 days of riots in sweden, triggered by a far right group announcing plans to publicly burn copies of the koran rallies. protest isn't police were injured in these clashes violent started on thursday. a protest designed to oppose demonstrations, organized by daniel swedish politician rasmus pollutant, who leads the anti immigration and anti islamic hot line movement. andreas on a 4 is, is a professor of intellectual history with the university of california. but he's institute of european studies. he says far right parties are finding it easier now to spread their message, what we have see and has both an outrageous reaction upon his burden and the koran . but on the other hand, also a very naive view upon the fr

or dozens of people who rescued from the atlantic ocean near the canary islands. $61.00 refugees and migrants including 9 children, were picked up by the spanish polk coast guard. they were taken to a port on grand canaria human rights groups say at least 4400 people, including hundreds of children, died last year, trying to reach spain from africa. now, chinese authorities have reported 3 corona virus tests in shanghai. the 1st of the cities latest outbreak, shanghai is in its 3rd week of lockdown as the country continues to enforce a 0 tolerance approach. another round of mass testing is also due to take place. june, we just cancel. none of them had been vaccinated, their condition deteriorated after being admitted to the hospital and they died despite the medical intervention, the direct cause of death with underlying diseases. richard bro baker is an entrepreneur based in shanghai has been locked down with his family for 18 days. he told us what life has been like that the 1st week of parcel lockdown is, is almost normal if you could go around your community. even though my son w

withdrawing support, the same of argentina when it had a conflict with britain over the islands of the south atlantic to all questions, if there is a country in latin america where the mood against the usa prevails then it is by a margin argentina what is it that argentina voted for the anti-russian resolution? out, but not for sanctions. where does this difference between the european and american west and the edge of the west in argentina come from in the first place, here they are skeptical about the impact of sanctions here in latin america there are important examples, for example, in terms of economic sanctions against venezuela, they did not work and led to the fact that now the united states is trying take advantage of the conjuncture they want to renew relations with venezuela, because they need meet the demand for oil. it's on one side on the other side. latin america is trying to take the stance of an interview with a national news agency. talam businessmen of argentina explained the law of his country forbids imposing sanctions, and on this the boynisars stood and will stand . in russia ,

there is a 26 mile strip of heaven, called topsail island, residents have the atlantic ocean as theirarter your own boat, or if you want to enjoy sun and surf, hop on a paddleboard and cruise the coast. you could visit sea turtle hospital or go bird watching inland. >> if we

so for on cobra with a high of 20 degrees, our next batch of atlantic re moves in toward the top end of the islands of ireland and britain just the high of 16 degrees in london. meantime we're talking about high heat for areas of chad into libya, and that's now it's starting to crawl into egypt. so as one has a high 42 degrees storms are usual storms across the gulf of guinea in the forecast on saturday and more rain for flood stricken areas of port zulu natal. so this includes durban, but by sunday that rain will be out of there. in time it's looking good and keep sound sons out on saturday with a high of 18 degrees. but give it a bit. look at this on monday we put the colors on dark with the red, the higher the temperature. it's going to feel like summer with the high of 30 degrees. that's it. that's all ceasing the page is good and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think. let's leave simplicity into the headlines. join me. if i take on the live, dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions upfront with me. mark lamont who was out there,

on out, thousands of people have been rescued from the atlantic ocean near the canary islands. $61.00 refugees and migrants including 9 children picked up by the spanish coast guard. they were taken to a port on grand canaria human rights groups as saying at least 4400 people, including hundreds of children, died last year, trying to reach spain from africa. india's capital is on edge off to violence between hindus and muslims. left several people injured at least 25 people have been arrested since this fighting broke out on saturday. more police have also been deployed to patrol the city, which only 2 years ago witnessed some of its deadliest communal violence in years. elizabeth brought him reports from new delhi police and para military forces remain on the streets of john. good pooty, 2 days after hindu celebrating a religious festival fought for the muslim residents here, police force and people to stay indoors. and the predominantly muslim neighborhood and northwest delhi was amount of muslims can even me, the of the homes, the police isn't acknowledge. and what the hinges, wow,

i think some spots will hit 20 degrees and then our next batch of atlantic re moved into the island of ireland on thursday. central europe looks like this. plenty of sun in the forecast them for the balkans that grip to skokie got temperatures in the 20s. here's the thing for turkey's ne black sea coast, a bit of instability there, but the bulk of this activity will stay out toward the black sea. back to africa, we go. a lot of sand and dust is being spun up around. tenicia that includes tunis with a hive. 20 degrees and for south africa, the province quasi luna tall. it is dry for now. on thursday, durban, 27 degrees showers for the western cape in the eastern cape. but unfortunately on friday it looks like we've got another wave of rain for flood stricken areas of quite zulu natal. ah, in 2018. a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government . i'm president. soc, is younger group home power? i'm going to live with this were a new documentary follows. he's known boylen campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with i am not alone on munious

atlantic. argentina lost the war, but to this day it claims the islands are argentinian.th american correspondent daniel pardo traveled to argentina. >> this remote piece of land has been disputed for hundreds of years. call them the falklands or the --, it is an archipelago in the south of the atlantic ocean. this is british territory, but argentina has never thought should be. >> the blue and white of argentina on every balcony and in every window. >> the dispute led to a war in 1982, which argentina lost. since then, its people have been through a lot. inflation, poverty, and most recently covid. in a deeply divided country, getting the islands back is one thing that unifies argentines. it is a fundamental part to their identity. 40 years after the war, an overwhelming majority of people still feel the u.k. is illegally occupying their territory. polls suggest as many as 80% of the population feel this way. >> they are ours. they are a piece of argentina. why did the brits have to come so far away to occupy a place that isn't theirs? >> a friend of mine, his dad died i

so for on cobra with a high of 20 degrees, our next batch of atlantic re moves and toward the top end of the islands of ireland and britain just a high of 16 degrees in london. meantime, we're talking about high heat for areas of chad into libya, and that's now starting to crawl into egypt, so as one as a high $42.00 degrees storms are usual storms across the gulf of guinea in the forecast on saturday and more rain for flood stricken areas of plaza luna tall. so this includes durbin, but by sunday that rain will be out of there in time it's looking good in cape town, suns out on saturday with the high of 18 degrees, but give it a bit. look at this on monday we put the colors on dark, the red, the higher the temperature. it's going to feel like summer with a high of 30 degrees. that's it, that's all susan. ah, frank assessments, what are the political risks? automatic russian oil, a gas for western leaders, pull sanctions on a informed opinions. france he's not abandoning to fight against jedi. still is a media debt going to be teaching from nisha and from chad critical debate. could china actually h

so for on cobra with a high of 20 degrees, our next batch of atlantic re moves and toward the top end of the islands of ireland and britain, just a high of 16 degrees in london. meantime we're talking about high, he looks good in cape town, suns out on saturday with the high of 18 degrees, but give it a bit. look at this on monday we put the colors on dark, the red, the higher the temperature. it's going to feel like summer with that i would change and it shows me that i am actually sto, trucking and fire with africa direct on al jazeera. from the front, blind al jazeera correspondence continue to report every angle of the war. cray been given access to the special unit, but just now being revealed as we arrived at lea calliah, there is a panic. a russian war played is suspected of being close by. stay with al jazeera, for the latest developments. ah ah ah, my main stories now, at least 10 people have died in an explosion mosque in the afghan capital kabul 15 others were wounded in the powerful bloss during friday. pres is, is the latest in a string of attacks during the muslim holy month of ramadan

on this day, 1982 argentina invaded the islands that are a british overseas territory in the south atlantic. argentina said the u. k was occupying it illegally. hundreds of people were killed on the 10 weeks fighting that followed. argentina eventually surrendered, but has never given up its claims to the islands. okay, let's get this board. here's farrah, marlene, thank you so much. after busy period of world cup, qualifying international is domestic football competitions. have resumed in the english premier league. liverpool have kept up the pressure and the tallow race. it were to nail winners over stragglers. watford at anfield on saturday. yoga jot as 20th club goal of the season, gave liverpool lead at a late penalty from verbena wrapped up the victory title rivals. manchester city are in action right now, i guess, but ah, all the teams qualified for the cat are 2020 she woke up, can now see their path. the final after the draw took place. indo hound, friday it up to you from each group will progress in to the knockout rounds. house cats are face acrid or in their opener. defending ch

closer to africa than any other west indian island, barbados was a central hub in the burgeoning trans-atlantic economy and the first port of call for many english slave ships. seen by english monarchs as the brightest jewel in our crown of trade, the island sparkled against the aquamarine caribbean sea but its economic engine was violence, exploitation, and death. when the traumatized young man arrived he and his fellow slaves were removed from the slave ship and imprisoned in what he calls a large prison or rather house of subjection where they were beaten and starved until all began to be subdued and to work according to their strength and abilities. among other atrocities brace recalls a slave driver who responded to her attempts to protect her brother by whipping the girl to death in front of her brother's eyes. after she died the driver turned on brace and with a large tarred rope gave me about 50 stripes which cut whales in every part of my body. brace also notes that sailors continued to rape enslaved women in bridgetown as they had done aboard ship in a manner that terrorized the witne

of unobstructed wind flow coming right across the atlantic, hitting the headland here at the needles. but, then, as it flows across the rest of the islandted from those strong winds. yes, that day, the force of the wind really did hit the needles, and then itjust dissipated over the rest of the island. thank you so much, annette. a little later in the programme, we will be back from here to find out more about the vital work that's done by the nci. storms around the world now and first, another view of storm eunice, this time from belgium. the same systems that struck the uk spread east across northern europe, causing further destruction. summer in south america brought extreme heat and severe storms. in the brazilian city petropolis in february, torrential rain caused flooding and landslides which killed over 200 people. and in paraguay�*s capital asuncion in march, roads became rivers, engulfing cars in a torrent. tornado damage in the usa in texas in march. with over 200 twisters reported, it's a new record for the month. to australia now, where it's been another summer of extremes. from heat in the west, as perth enjoyed its hottest

are scooping up moisture off the atlantic, ringing it out over his span yellow weather front, dipping down from the us. given us bursts of rain for the behemoth islands and same goes for cuba, lima bogota. it's going to be an overcast stay. but to the east of that, that's where we've got some storms. and for that southeast corner of brazil, the heaviest rain that was plaguing sol, paulo and rio de janeiro has shifted out toward the south atlantic. so dry conditions for you that sure whether i saw official ally of the journey. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello money inside of this is the news i live from die hawk coming up in the next 60 minutes. israeli forces detain at least $300.00 palestinians off the confrontations at the alex and mos compound where lie from ocoee party to reduce them. 17 year old as lay to rest in the occupied westbank. he's one of 6 palestinians killed by his ready for assistance when.

island took two steps. here's your sink. here's to you. well, in general, everything is in the ocean for gorgeous views of the atlantic literally from every most importantly, there are no neighbors for many miles around, well mean and no common house property meanwhile, that is, russian porches today need to be repaired, it should be carried out once every 5 years with funds that are pledged in tahiti for the maintenance of common areas. why are some entrances pleasing to the eye, while others are scary to go in ? like serov themselves this tile. we went with a resident with another neighbor, we chose in a store, then at a meeting of owners. we provided two options and all the other residents have already approved this particular option in order to so that their entrance looks like in the picture from the internet. the inhabitants of this house near moscow have invested a lot of effort. yes, i'll sell the little things. or they chose the design, furniture, flowers and paintings came to us, it turns out that an initiative group of residents had questions, yes, raised on the repair of the entrance, yes, on the repair of common areas. that i

atlantic and pacific oceans. the journey was long and hard across the pacific ocean. turned out to be huge sailors. finally, they went hungry to guam, then to the philippine islands the first of the europeans, but relations with the locals did not work out. magellan was a warrior, participated in many battles, and decided to teach the islanders a lesson. he landed on mactan with an armed detachment, but the forces were not equal. he was attacked by hundreds of natives. magellan was several times wounded surrounded and killed the expedition returned to spain without his admiral on april 27, 1702, peter issued a manifesto to attract foreigners to russia, as indicated, with the promise of freedom of religion. the emperor's emissaries found and recruited the best specialists in holland england germany france and other countries. they helped to carry out reforms to create a modern army to develop science, the highest generals of the russian army almost half consisted of european officers, among them johans petr vlas yakov bruce creating petersburg. academy of sciences. peter relied on the advice of prominent scientists. including a year of betrayed stairs and christia

island took two steps. here's your sink. it is for you. well, in general, everything is in the ocean. but gorgeous views of the atlanticfrom every window, and most importantly, there are no neighbors many had around, well, that means nothing in common property. today, 7,000 russian entrances are in need of repair and should be carried out once every 5 years using the funds included in the tariff for the maintenance of common areas. why are some entrances pleasing to the eye, while others are scary to go oksana serova understood this tile. we went with a resident with another neighbor, we chose in a store, then at a meeting of owners. we provided two options and all the other residents have already approved this option specifically so that their entrance looks like in the picture from the internet. the inhabitants of this house near moscow have invested a lot of effort. yes, they thought over the little things design, chose furniture, flowers and paintings came to us, it turns out that an initiative group of residents had questions. yes, raised to repair the entrance, yes, to repair common areas. that is, it was stipula

they accept that the slave trade, the atlantic slave trade and slavery of crimes against humanity and the exploitation of the enslaved africans and the caribbean islandss interesting and i'm sure very _ couple. it is interesting and i'm sure very consciously _ couple. it is interesting and i'm sure very consciously you - couple. it is interesting and i'm sure very consciously you use l couple. it is interesting and i'm i sure very consciously you use that word oligarchs from britain and part of the case, i guess for your committee and for similar committees in other parts of caribbean is that the royal family now is descended from royal that in its own way not just by virtue of being the ultimate symbol of authority of the british empire, but also materially and indirectly and directly benefited from the slave trade and so on. it is so on the at them? or is it really end of the british government because we are now in a situation where it is a constitutional monarchy and presumably it can�*t move any further than the politicians in the united kingdom will allow it to?- than the politicians in the united kingdom will allow it to? well, of course. kingd

atlantic ocean. she was inspired of course by charles lindbergh. that spring, may 1927, lindbergh had flown the ocean, arriving in his now-famous "spirit of st. louis" on long island, at roosevelt field, that may. i want to be clear that lindbergh wasn't flying for the pioneering spirit of it all. he was flying for a jackpot of money. $25,000, about a quarter million dollars in today's money, had been put up for the first man, and it was believed it would be a man, who would fly nonstop from new york to paris or paris to new york. many men had tried to win that prize and failed in spectacular fashion before lindbergh arrived in new york that may. these men crashed on runways, in planes loaded down with too much fuel. they burned up in infernos right there on the airfield. or they disappeared over the ocean, never to be found or heard from again. lindbergh himself nearly crashed on takeoff in may 1927. it had rained all night in long island. his fellow competitors who were also trying to win this prize decided not to fly that day. lindbergh's plane, which was quite small, sank into the clay runway as it eased out onto it that morning. they set up a flag about three

algerian department of france, or the territory of turkey, or the islands under the jurisdiction of any of the parties in the north atlantic area north of the tropic of cancer. the 1949 treaty excludes hawaii. if hawaii were ever attacked, it is an atpabg on the free world. attack on the free world. i don't have any doubt the entire free world would rally to our defense. this is no small problem. alaska is covered. all other 49 states are covered. hawaii is not covered because statehood came afterwards, what are we going to do about that, mr. secretary? secretary blinken: you are right about article 6 of the treaty. it does define the alliance area exactly as you suggested. i think a few things. first, to emphasize the most important part. any attack on the united states or its territories, even if outside the geographic scope of article 5 would almost certainly of course, our reaction, but almost certainly in our instruction 5*8 leighed reaction. that exist under article 4. i'm confident about that. i think an effort to amend the treaty to cover hawaii and/or other u.s. territory would be unlikely to gain consensus becaus

pulled an atlantic air, which is why, but the arctic air is still here to the north—east of the uk. as the two come together, we could see something quite significantly wintry for the islandss for a time as well. for the south into scotland, quite heavy rain, but big differences in temperature, 11 in aberdeen, three in glasgow. similar temperatures for belfast. across england and wales, much more in the way of brightness than today, and up to 15 degrees. tuesday into wednesday, the colder air starts to begin its process of moving into the uk, quite gradually through wednesday. we will pull a weather front through and see some showers following on, perhaps heavier ones with hail and thunder. lively affairs, temperatures two or three degrees down on tuesday. sunny spells, still some snow from northern scotland on wednesday. and for wednesday into thursday, here we go. open the floodgates for the end of the week. down comes that colder air into all areas, and we will be looking out for the risk of snow. but for some snow showers for northern and eastern scotland, some across northern england, but further south, we have a weather front that will kind of snake to the south of t

but this is the south atlantic medal association 1982 memorial and this rock, this stone comes all the way from the falklands, 8000 miles away. it commemorates the three islanderswe always meet every year as an _ different this year? we always meet every year as an association, - different this year? we always meet every year as an association, but. every year as an association, but every— every year as an association, but every five — every year as an association, but every five years we tend to come to the national memorial arboretum because _ the national memorial arboretum because it is lovely, tranquil place and commemorate our comrades. £10 and commemorate our comrades. ai© years, and commemorate our comrades. years, it is the and commemorate our comrades. ag years, it is the big anniversary and commemorate our comrades. ai2i years, it is the big anniversary and i remember growing up in the 1980s learning about the falklands war but it may be something subsequent generations don't know about? thei;i generations don't know about? they have 'ust generations don't know about? they have just done _ generations don't know about? they have just done a _ generat