thatjodrell bank in baku in azerbaijan today, the announcement thatjodrell bank does now have world heritage status, putting it alongside the giants causeway, the city of bath, liverpool waterfront, the lake district. the difference i think withjodrell bank is it has been recognised notjust for the historic and heritage science it does here but also for the ongoing science and that is something that the people here are really pleased about, that it is fairly unique recognition, the only place in the uk that has a similar kind of cachet to it, kind of cache to it, which has the world heritage badge, is kew gardens down in london. which has the world heritage badge, is kew gardens down in london. as you said, sir bernard lovell started things off here in 1916. the telescope here bears his name. he was the pioneer of exploring space using radio waves and notjust visible light. the news has spread throughout the astronomical community, the famous astronomer and tv presenter professor brian cox said it is superb news. unesco say this honour is to honour jodrell bank and their role in tra

thatjodrell bank in baku in azerbaijan today, the announcement thatjodrell bank does now have worldront, the lake district. the difference i think withjodrell bank is it has been recognised notjust for the historic and heritage science it does here but also for the ongoing science and that is something that the people here are really pleased about, that it is fairly unique recognition, the only place

here there you go one of 2 showers just sliding down towards georgia armenia maybe over towards azerbaijan as we go through thursday 36 celsius in kabul getting up to 34 in karate it's hotter than that across the reagan peninsula here in doha not quite as hot as it has been recently but hot enough 41 celsius maybe 42 over the next couple of days quite keen shamar wind blowing in so we may see some little dust and sand a fair amount of cloud down towards the pass out of amman wanted to spots of right a possibility just around salada as a result of that southern parts of south africa could catch wanted to share a little bit of cloud just draped across the southern cape at the moment that will clear through brighter skies do come back in 16 celsius in cape town as a 22 in durban further north korea's 5 and sunny 24 degrees. jordan's native tribes concert here to roughly half the population in a country with more refugees per capita than any other nation. with an ailing economy and concerns over the trumpet administration's anticipated plans for the region tensions are running high. people in

here there you go one of 2 showers just sliding down towards georgia armenia maybe over towards azerbaijan as we go through thursday 36 celsius in couple getting up to 34 in karate it's hotter than that across the river peninsula here in doha not quite as hot as it has been recently but hot enough 41 celsius maybe a 42 over the next couple of days quite keen wind blowing in so we may see some lifted dust and sand a fair amount of cloud down towards the past south of amman want to spots of right a possibility just around salada as a result of that southern parts of south africa could catch wanted to shout a little bit of cloud just draped across the southern cape at the moment that will clear through broad skies do come back in 16 celsius in capetown this is a $22.00 in durban further north or arias 5 and sunny at $24.00 degrees. the weather sponsored by the time i always thought the venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespassers. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage. to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that perilous journey unguarde

alphabetical list of subject headings and ring binders, and so he would ask the first question about azerbaijanianism or something like that, and it was a masterclass, in many ways. so does this veteran mp have any advice for the new pm? boris johnson roams wild and free, he is an untamed beast on the serengeti plains, i mean, you cannot cage him. so, look out for some fireworks, look out for some fun, but ultimately, look out for a complete lack of dignity from the front bench from the dispatch box. boris johnson's default position is wing it and make them laugh, and he'll say, "ba—ba—ba—ba, i am completely and briefed, i'm totally unspun, boris, what you see is what you get. ba—ba—ba." and he will probably do that. it was back to downing street for a final appearance outside number 10. she said to serve as prime minister was the greatest honour. she thanked the british people and her husband, describing him as her greatest supporter and closest companion. and then it was off to buckingham palace to formally hand her resignation to the queen. and within the hour it the was the turn of borisjoh

list of subject headings and it will ring binders, and so he would ask the first question about azerbaijanwitch to zoroastrianism or something like that, and it was a masterclass, in many ways. so does this veteran mp have any advice for the new pm? boris johnson roams wild and free, he is an untamed beast on the serengeti plains, i mean, you cannot cage him. so, look out for some fireworks, look out for some fun, but ultimately, look out for a complete lack of dignity from the front bench from the dispatch box. boris johnson's default position is wing it and make them laugh, and he'll say, "ba—ba—ba—ba, i am completely and briefed, i'm totally unspun, boris, what you see is what you get. ba—ba—ba." he accused mrjohnson of throwing together a hard right cabinet and said he was deeply alarmed. if the prime minister has confidence in his plan once he has decided what it is he should go back to the people with that plan. labour will oppose any deal that fails to protectjobs. we will oppose any deal that fails to protect jobs, workers‘ rights, or environmental protections. well, for theresa ma

that will be added to its world heritage list this year is currently holding its annual meeting azerbaijan i me n. mars ancient city of bag and made it to the list 25 years after it was 1st nominated homes of more than 3000 buddhist temples and monasteries built some 8 to 10 centuries ago the fortified indian city of joy poor has also gained a sports on the list it's also known as the pink city purpose founded in the 17 hundreds and many of its buildings are decorated with elaborate facades and she can see now the german city of augsburg was also granted world heritage status for its 800 year old water system its aquaducts and find since i'm kells provided residents with clean drinking water since the middle ages 3 years ago an iraqi site has added to the world heritage list but the people living in the marshlands of southern iraq known as the marsh arabs say the new status is no it's improved their livelihoods and as john stratford reports government the great and climate change adds to their daily struggle. the sun rises over the marshes of southern iraq to what didn't region fade by the

industry dominant came out 0 stuttgart the future of world heritage sites is being discussed in azerbaijan at the annual meeting of the un's cultural and scientific agency and a 3rd of the $166.00 sites are considered to be under threat and they include sunderbans mangrove forests in bangladesh it's facing several dangers both natural and manmade as victoria gayton be explains. a complex network of waterways mudflats and islands makes this into bands unique one of the world's largest mangrove forests forms a natural wall protecting both bangladesh and neighboring india as well as nearly 4000000 people that live near the coast. the defects of climate change and industrialization a becoming increasingly visible like millions of fish men and women salim how it relies on the scene demands for his livelihood but fears that could end soon much of bangladesh is less than 5 metres above sea level and global warming is causing sea levels to rise further the mangroves face various threats such as pollution and changing levels of salinity cyclons in the building of a new power plant or additional dan

being another enemy of enemy of washington in iran and the whole region to these that armenia and azerbaijan i mean potentially this is you know an area of some instability and it's feeding into feeding into that because also your treasures on russia's backyard immense vast all of crimea of very important military bases a naval bases for russia traditionally this is been quite sensitive area where russia had well the united states has not had a presence of britain before that did not have a presence it's been treated with some some care by the west in the past nor so i think this is going to increase as i see tension and it's going to lead to an escalation is called war which we've seen developing between washington and moscow political analyst chris bambery thank you for your time and your comments. the parents of an 8 year old girl who became an internet hit with her parodies of america's youngest ever congresswoman had deleted all of her social media accounts after she and her family report received death threats from supporters of democrat alexander cortez. right. again this time from wa

or mania has enjoyed years of blockades imposed by its neighbors turkey and azerbaijan the country's economy never really recovering from the collapse of the u.s.'s own. previous governments resorted to leasing its mineral rich benton's to foreign mining concerns it was driven by need for revenue but it also cools and momus and won a mental damage even worse say some of the economic benefits were only ever enjoyed by a few new army of oh sure the problem out. there still will go to those who move along with all new normal shouldn't. a cool loss of slumbers in the fishes if you took both still but he would let the police. have the latest of these mining projects is proving she usually divisive supported by the previous government and poised to begin work it is said to exploit a massive gold deposits in the south of the country but it is being blockaded by activists who believe that profits are less important than on main is unique environment you can't drink gold or you can't eat gault you can't just bury gold you need pure environment for life. what happens next. where the mind goes

that will be added to its world heritage list this year is currently holding its annual meeting in azerbaijan chopping the list as the ancient city of babylon and that comes after 3 decades of lobbying efforts by iraq it was the center of the babylonian empire 4000 years ago piracy and they are granted near the brazilian city over you de janeiro have also been chosen they're being recognized both for their natural and cultural significance iceland's advantage or cool national park has been picked for its stunning natural beauty and geo thermal activity varia covers some 14 percent of the country and includes volcanoes melting glaciers ants examples of craters that china has also gained listing its migratory bird sanctuaries in the eastern province of john's suit listed there they insert a wetlands contains 3 ecological systems and is home to 33 endangered species there are as i'm as a professor of history and anthropology at shawnee state university in the u.s. state of ohio here explains why it took so long for unesco to i babble on to the world heritage list. as a society. typically in the

the british government then send it off to unesco, and finally, in baku in azerbaijan today, the announcementhe liverpool waterfront, the lake district. the difference, i think, withjodrell bank is it has been recognised notjust for the historic and heritage science it does here, but also for the ongoing science, and that is something that the people here are really pleased about, that it is fairly unique recognition, the only place in the uk that has a similar kind of cache to it, which has the world heritage badge, is kew gardens down in london. as you said, sir bernard lovell started things off here in 1945. the telescope here bears his name. he was the pioneer of exploring space using radio waves, and not just visible light. the news has spread throughout the astronomical community. the famous astronomer and tv presenter professor brian cox said it's superb news. unesco say that this honour is to honourjodrell bank, and their role in transforming our understanding of the universe. and we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the parliamentaryjournalist tony gre

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the fight against climate change and now the future of world heritage sites is being discussed in azerbaijan at the annual meeting of the un's cultural and scientific agency unesco a 3rd of the $166.00 sites are considered to be under threat they include the mangrove forest in bangladesh it's facing several dangers both natural and manmade . reports. a complex network of waterways mudflats and islands makes the sunderbans unique one of the world's largest mangrove forests forms a natural wall protecting both bangladesh and neighboring india as well as nearly 4000000 people to live near the coast. the defects of climate change and industrialisation to becoming increasingly visible but millions of fisherman and women seem howlett relies on the sunderbans for his livelihood but fears that could end soon much of bangladesh is less than 5 metres above sea level and global warming is causing sea levels to rise further the mangroves face various threats such as pollution and changing levels of salinity cyclons in the building of a new power plant or additional dangers. we're dependent on the sunder

here there you go one of 2 showers just sliding down towards georgia armenia maybe over towards azerbaijan as we go through thursday 36 celsius in couple getting up to 34 in karate it's hotter than that across the river peninsula here in doha not quite as hot as it has been recently but hot enough 41 celsius maybe 42 over the next couple of days quite keen wind blowing in so we may see some little dust and sand a fair amount of cloud down towards the past south of amman wanted to spots of right a possibility just around salada as a result of that southern parts of south africa could catch wanted to share a little bit of cloud just draped across the southern cape at the moment that will clear through broad skies do come back in 16 celsius in capetown this is a 22 been further north or arias 5 and sunny at 24 degrees. in the year 1271 to a gun tell him set out on an extraordinary journey carrying letters from the pope for the great kugler com marco polo traveled through the trees following dangerous roads from the holy land and beyond today chasing a shadow on the professor showers coming fr

sites that will be added to its world heritage list this year so it's holding its annual meeting in azerbaijan and topping the list is the ancient city of babylon after 3 decades of lobbying efforts by iraq it was the center of the babylonian empire 4000 years ago. and in the ground near the brazilian city of rio de janeiro have also been chosen they're recognized for both their natural as well as their a cultural significance iceland's joe cole national park has been picked for its stunning natural beauty and geothermal activity the area covers 14 percent of the country and includes volcanoes melting glaciers and explosive craters and china also gained a listing its migratory bird sanctuaries in the eastern jan su province the interim title wetlands contains 3 ecological systems and is home to 33 endangered species well 3 years ago another iraqi site was added to the world heritage lists but the people living in the marshlands of southern iraq the marsh arabs say their new status has not improved their livelihoods charles stratford reports government negligence and climate change add to their

of the caspian sea crusts towards the black sea have pushed way down across georgia or armenia azerbaijan this week i want through the next couple of days mid forty's for baghdad and for kuwait city getting to around 30 celsius there in beirut 32 forgeries slim then warmer than that in aleppo over the next day or so plenty of sunshine and then as we go on into sas takes a few of those showers just spreading their way a little further southwards just around the caucuses but too much of the showers across iran potentially little more cloud to the eastern side of me into that eastern side of saudi arabia pushing a little further south which might catch your spot of right i think it's more likely to evaporate before reaching the ground 45 celsius here in doha still quite a stiff wind hifi that when these in back as we go on into saturday by sassed i just notice a little more cloud into that western part all saudi arabia not too much across southern africa at the moment in fact we are looking at more very hot weather to get to the eastern side of south africa a 21. he lived in brazil's largest

german car industry dominic a 0 stuttgart the future of world heritage sites is being discussed in azerbaijan at the annual meeting of the un's cultural and scientific agency and ask for a 3rd of the $166.00 sites are considered to be under threat. sunderbans mangrove forests in bangladesh it's facing several dangers both natural and manmade as victoria gate and be explains a complex network of waterways mudflats and islands makes the soon to bands unique one of the world's largest mangrove forests forms a natural wall protecting both bangladesh and neighboring india as well as nearly 4000000 people that live near the coast. but the affects of climate change and industrialization of becoming increasingly visible like millions of fish are men and women salim howlett relies on the soon to bands for his livelihood but fears that could end soon much of bangladesh is less the.

batch of sites that will be added to its world heritage list this year it's all thing is meeting in azerbaijan and talking the list is the ancient city of babylon which comes after 3 decades of lobbying efforts by iraq it was the center of the babylonian empire 4000 years ago for us a as if a grand senior the brazilian city or rio de janeiro have also been chosen they're being recognized for both fair natural and their cultural significance iceland's via the joe cool national park has been picked for it's something that will be easy as geothermal activity know the area covers 14 percent of the country and includes volcanoes melting glaziers and explosive craters and china has also gained a listing for its microsurgery bird sanctuaries in the eastern province of jones to the intertie the wetlands contains 3 ecological systems and is home to some 33 endangered species well let's get more on this now from. easy professor of history and anthropology at shawnee state university and is kind of to join us by skype from athens in the u.s. state of ohio thanks so much for talking to us here on al-jazee

heritage sites is being discussed at the annual meeting of the un's cultural and scientific agency and azerbaijan a 3rd of $166.00 you know s.k. protected sites and now thought to be under threat and they include some mangrove forests in bangladesh it's facing several dangers both natural and manmade victoria . a complex network of waterways mudflats and islands makes the sunderbans unique one of the world's largest mangrove forests forms a natural wall protecting both bangladesh and neighboring india as well as nearly 4000000 people to live near the coast. the effects of climate change and industrialization of becoming increasingly visible but millions of fisherman and women seem howlett relies on the sunderbans for his livelihood but fears that could end soon much of bangladesh is less than 5 metres above sea level and global warming is causing sea levels to rise further the mangroves face various threats such as pollution and changing levels of salinity cyclons in the building of a new power plant or additional dangers. we're dependent on the sunderbans because it will be the ones most impacte

or mania has enjoyed years of blockades imposed by its neighbors turkey and azerbaijan the country's economy never really recovering from the collapse of the u.s.'s own. previous governments resorted to leasing its mineral rich manton's to foreign mining concerns it was driven by need for revenue but it's also caused a no miss and one in mental damage even worse say some of the economic benefits were only ever enjoyed by a few new army of oh sure google problem out. there still will go to those who move along but on the notion of who. will cool the loss of slaughters in the he she said beautiful show but it will it's the privilege. of the latest of these mining projects is proving hugely divisive supported by the previous government and poised to begin work it is said to exploit a massive gold deposit in the south of the country but it is being blockaded by activists who believe that profits are less important than on main is unique environment you can't drink gold or you can't eat gault you can't just bury gold you need pure environment for life. what happens next. where the mind go

the president has collected million dollars from foreign governments, saudi arabia, azerbaijan and turkey and united emirates through the golf courses and the trump tower and it is in direct violation of the constitution saying that none of us in the federal government could collect presents orem olument of any kind, said the constitution, without the consent of congress and the president has never come to congress. now he made a voluntary payment of $350,000 to the u.s. treasury representing what he described as the profits from foreign government but the constitution doesn't ban the collection of profits from foreign governments it bans the collection of any payments whatsoever. and without coming to congress and he's never come to us. so that just sets the table for our investigation into what i think is the heart of the matter which is the president has converted the government of the united states into a money-making operation for himself and friends and family and for his business and that is not acceptable and that is something that at least this member really wants to be looking a

of the caspian sea crusts towards the black sea have pushed way down across georgia or armenia azerbaijan is weak i want through the next couple of days mid forty's for baghdad and for kuwait city getting to around 30 celsius there in beirut $30.00 to $40.00 roos slim then warmer than that in aleppo over the next day also plenty of sunshine then as we go on into sas takes a few of those showers just spreading their way a little further southwards just around the caucuses but too much of the showers across iraq are potential little more clouds to the eastern side of me into that eastern side of saudi arabia pushing a little further south which might catch your spot of right i think it's more likely to evaporate before reaching the ground 45 celsius here in doha still quite a stiff wind hopefully that windies in back as we go on into saturday by sassed i just noticed a little more cloud into that western part off saudi arabia not too much across southern africa at the moment seem fact we are looking at more very hot weather to get to the eastern side of south africa a 21. he lived in brazil

whether they're the full cost of georgia mania for azerbaijan both east and positive also seeing some of that cloud and $41.00 celsius the 4 terrible c. hiver on $31.00 for beirut and also for jerusalem and it's a 44 in baghdad 45 there for city stay strong a across afghanistan and also into karate all the way across into pakistan the shallows in the forecast in a similar picture as we go one through sunday right across the region back towards the levant try to across the reitman instead a little more cloud a possibility still around southern parts of vermont as we go on through the next they'll say temperatures falling back a touch and ha to around 42 degrees on sas they often they may well we'll see some of the temperatures there across many parts come down into southern africa and here it is a lousy dry got a few showers just clipping the fos out of south africa sea temperatures in capetown it around 17 celsius dublin with a high of 23 degrees. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. labor secretary stepping down over his role in striking a plea deal years ago with convicted