but officials say they're trying to erode the monotony of baghdad. a jamal has been out of how will it eat? alice asked, we try to give color to the gray cement which is prevailed in the city over the past 2 decades. concrete and checkpoints are everywhere. so we also try to minimize images of chaotic streets and the areas overcome with rubbish in many districts. so to dina images in a solder, your neighborhood represent, it's a popular busy market. these abandoned 19 forties read. we bes is long looked the gray young dusty. now there painted in vivid colors, the initiative as trying to revive iraq's artistic history by highlighting portraits of renowned iraqi figures. this one here depicts the late poets without for a no ab, who was revolutionary poems inspired the many across the arab warrant amira lake. this takes was dan long hours to complete from day to night. was dan wants to complete 20 murals and she hopes the initiative willis spread to other provinces. so like baghdad that wants to stood as a mini read about up culture. they'll also recapt

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so places like iraq, the temperature in baghdad, sitting in the high forty's. but there'll be somewhat of a cool down across parts of the levant, such as the lebanon as that wet and windy weather works, its weight for the east. the heat, however, continues to dominate across eastern areas of israel. we have got some warnings out here for the south will see a cool down for some of the gulf states with a change in the wind dough has seen, the temperature sits in the mid thirty's on tuesday. that was moved to north africa . it's all about the heat for the likes of our jury. if we have a look at the 3 day f, l g is, will be touching up to the mid thirty's, with plenty of sunshine on tuesday. just the trickle of rain edging into coastal areas of morocco. now we're going to see the thunderstorms intensify for the west of africa as well as most central areas such as south sudan, some pretty fierce thunderstorms, expected to roll. of course here by the time we get into choose day, but farther south of this, it's a much quieter picture. however, there is a change to com

because of deepening divisions between rival government groups to the conferences taking place in baghdad to discuss the role and integration of iraqi woman in society. early marriage and women's education are also in the agenda. the conference has been organized by the iraqi government alongside the united nations population fund when it's cross now to mahmud underwear has, who's in the baghdad for us. my quote took us through more about what this conference is hoping to achieve. ringback mama will live raising awareness is a key word problem as pushing here to us raising awareness of the iraqi people of the iraqi official and none of financial institutions concerned with this issue . as we have, we have seen here at tribal leaders from rural areas have been invited in g or presented this and also representatives from ministers of education and health to speak about the consequences of the early marriage era. because you know that according to the united nations, about 25 percent of iraqi girls were married before the age of a t and have been a lot of consequences on the many luck live.

but officials say that trying to erode the monotony of baghdad, a jamal has been out of how will it eat out us? i'll say we try to give color to the gray cement which is prevailed in the city over the past 2 decades. concrete and checkpoints are everywhere. so we also try to minimize images of chaotic streets and the areas overcome with rubbish in many districts. so to dina images in a civilian neighbourhood represent its popular busy market. these abandoned 1943. we busy, longed, looked gray and dusty. now they're painted in vivid colors. the initiative is trying to revive iraq artistic history by highlighting portraits of re now and iraqi figures. this one here depicts the late put myself for a new job. who is revolutionary pools in his pyre? the many across the board mutilate this takes was done long hours to complete from day tonight. we did want to complete 20 new rules, and she hopes the initiative will spread to other provinces. so like, but that, that once it stood as a min read of that up culture, they'll also recapture some of their last a prime ultra 0. it's time around for s

now in baghdad, i think they tend to approach the 50 mock. the average is about 30. now if this time of year, but then baghdad or iraq or the whole been running home for several years now. but this is on the high side where it should be and very early. so, but the winds still light and the winds are light down through the gulf, which means it's now time for humidity to rise because of that. that prevailing breeze that he tend to get the heat of the day bringing in the moisture, particularly in cats, are for example, that the house down at 37. you'll feel it humor, particularly late in the day and over night. but the sun is still prevalent in the sky, hotter still and dry heat. it is pakistan in the middle to high forty's. of course . now in the horn of africa, be watching to see if you get any decent rain. certainly a hint of rather more the way showers in kenya, and maybe some are even easier if inheritance, but not as many as they should be. official ally of the journey. join the debate. wonderful as it is that the pl matic language. it really means nothing on the

now in baghdad, i think potential approach to 50 mark. the average is about 30 north is tamya, but then baghdad or iraq of the whole been running hot for several years now. but this is on the high side where it should be and very early. so, but the winds still light and the winds are light down through the gulf, which means it's now time for humidity to rise because without that prevailing breeze that he tend to get the heat of the day. bringing in the moisture, particularly in cats, are for example, a dough house down at 37. you'll feel it humor took the late in the day and over night. but the sun is still prevalent in the sky. hotter still and dry heat is pakistan in the middle to high forty's. of course. now in the hall of africa, you're watching to see if you get any decent rain. certainly a hint of, rather more the way of showers in kenya. and maybe somalia in ethiopia hardens, but not as many as there should be. ah, what is the ocean witnessed? plainness. witness different, says witness, change. witness, happiness. witness, blood, w

here in baghdad. many are alarmed by contamination of drinking water and more reliance on sewage to re gate certain visible fars. that is caused by water shortages in the countries live lying twin rivers, the tigris and euphrates. a number of duces have also been reported in the southern province of am within no concerns or grown that a major outbreak of the disease could put additional pressure on a national health system that is already overstretched. man would abdougla had algebra baghdad. ah, so this is our desert, these are the top stories and a search and rescue operations have ended in some major regions of afghanistan up to the countries worst earthquake in 20 years, at least at 1500 people have been killed. the taliban government has made an urgent appeal for international help survivors, a desperate for food shelter and drinking water. you as president joe biden says a u. s. supreme court ruling.

my mom had live in baghdad. in france, resin, dominion, makeovers, majority in the national assembly hangs in the balance for lemonade. results suggest is centuries. coalition is neck and neck with its left wing rival after the 1st round of parliamentary elections as natasha. but no reports at present party is likely to win the most seized, but that may not be enough. the french president looked to relaxed as he voted in the coastal resort of little k. but emmanuel, my call faces a challenging week after the 1st round of frances parliamentary elections. his centrist alliance is on track to windlow seats, but not necessarily the majority. he needs to push ahead with his reformer, gender, who from the 3rd cross for the judge, we are the only political movement and a position to win a majority in the national assembly. we have one week before us to rally our forces one week to persuade one week to win a strong and clear majority. only such a strong and clear majority will enable us to respond to the urgent issues w

the process is set up roadblocks between baghdad and the city of bus. for most of them are daily wage workers who are recently laid off. they said the government had promised them a full time jobs. a process of taking place in several cities across sudan, calling for a return to civilian rule. security forces fired tear gas, and cartoon after demonstrate was barricaded streets with burning tires. talks aimed at ending political deadlock began a few days ago on thursday, delegates from the main pro democracy alliance mats, military leaders for the 1st time since last year's qu, natalie, the, we believe this is an opportunity to end the cool and ensure a safe exit for both the military and the people towards democracy, justice and a new society now. and then i know we didn't go to these talks to reinstate a new partnership with the military. we went to put an end to any partnership, was love you really 2 forces she returned to the barracks to do their job. but this is obvious, this is the peoples de ma'am, and the democratic regime should be established.

so like baghdad that wants to stood as a min, a read of that up culture. they'll also re capture some of their last to prime. moved up through our head, alicia 0 brother or bangladesh is officially opened. it's the longest bridge linking the capitol, dark irony, southwest region, which is homed around $30000000.00 people. built by china, the $3600000000.00 projects offered major cost overruns and delays. the wild bank refused to fund it following a corruption scandal, but it is hoped that these 6 can almost along panama bridge will help boost the areas economy. as well as making life much easier for commission commuters or can i bring you some live images now from the u. s. where people have been gathering outside the supreme court. this some 24 hours after a historic and unprecedented ruling that abolished ro versus raid, which enshrines a woman's right to an abortion in the u. s. constitution. this is a very polarizing issue in the us very strong opinions on both sides of the debate . and in the immediate aftermath of the ruling, we saw people turning ou

she started the career in 2003 in baghdad. one of the first journalists to arrive in benghazi, libya, following the attack on the u.s. embassy there. and she extensively covered the war against isis in iraq and syria, even getting trapped for 28 hours in mosul after her team's convoy was ambushed and attacked by the terrorist group. but no matter where she went, the human side of the story remained a cornerstone of arwa's reporting. it was her personal experience that led her to launch a nonprofit called inara that provides medical care to children who need life-saving treatment. in her goodbye note to the network, her colleagues, she wrote, and i quote, i'm getting emotional now, so we'll end this by saying it's a privilege to have a life where i have been able to have ideas and actually pursue them. this is another of those junctions in life, and it's time for me to see where that crazy path goes. it's unnerving, but i am excited. after all, if you know me, i'm more afraid of living with what if or if only, than i am of taki

deadlock, are forming a government and electing a new president bound to under wide reports from baghdad. prompted by 8 months of political impasse, iraq's major parliamentary blog has resigned. it includes $73.00 politicians affiliated with the shia cleric mach to the southern. the resignation was accepted by the parliament speaker, m. i would laugh at the law as for replacements, legal procedures will continue according to the law. and parliament mechanisms will replace the members of the site or a block of resigned will be the run is up there to destroy us. we will now proceed with the formation of the government. the coming steps may happen quickly and those runners up are most probably the parties that support iran along the southern had wanted to form a majority government. he was backed by suddenly coalition led by the parliament to speaker. and the could this turn democratic party, his rivals, the iranian bagged parties, including former prime minister. nor is malik eat, wanted a consensus government there allied with the patriotic union of kurdistan party. by taking this move, i

so on tuesday you can see their baghdad touching 50 degrees. going to be a bit of a switch by the time we get to wednesday, it'll cool down slightly, q weight sink 50 degrees celsius. it's getting cooler up across the levant, as that weather system shifts its way further east bringing some windy weather with it. and it is rather windy for the coast of a man, bringing some cooler conditions to the likes of places like sola now was move across to northern africa. it's really the west that's getting a drenching. we're seeing some fierce thunderstorms all across the gulf of guineas . some of the more intense thunderstorms, affecting southern areas of molly, you can see them rumbling around there. by the time we get to wednesday, we could see some flooding from those. but it remains very hot and dry for much of the horn of africa. other does for many central and more southern areas, but we've got a bit of a weather front pulling its way across south africa as well as namibia, bringing some heavy rain to botswana with thunderstorms in gabber own on w

certainly adding to the uncertainty and iraq moved up there in baghdad. thank you very much for that. still head on al jazeera, a grim wreckage. the un says war in ukraine has pushed a number of people to space online beyond a 100000000 and find out why thousands of people in democratic and have a gun go testing against neighboring wanda. the journey has begun. the 34 world camp is on its way to cattle. hook your travel package to day. hello. the searing heat continues to build across parts of spain and portugal, and it's seeping further north, which as we go on through the next few days, that plume a very warm air will grassy make his way up across sir francis into england and wales. i think the scotland are the northern ireland, but you can say a little more cloud and rain on the chart here in these weather systems will grassy sink further southwards. and that's gotta cause something of a change to go on through the we can say we go, we got there. that cooler at was a north getting up around 40 degrees. they're in 2 parts of spain and portugal. touching

a health system that's been under strain because okay, with 19 mahmoud of the white has more from baghdad, hospitals in iraq's kurdish region on high alert, and i would break of cooler has led to hundreds of people coming for treatment every day. all have the same symptoms with severe vomiting and diarrhea, a widespread, partially due to cholera infection. and due to gas striders and other germ infection, that usually spreads during the season every year. it differs from one year to another. health officials in the kurdish region are worried by the raising number of cases. so many and it would be, provinces have been hit, the hardest and civil people are reported to have died. i'm not going to go to boonies monday. we are trying as much as we can to contain the disease by providing hospitals with more medicine and medical equipment. but the number of infections is on the rise and we need additional supplies. experts say visited was re gated by sewage water or behind the outbreak. authorities in the kurdish region have been the produce and all the restrooms violating the measures to close

my hold up drew, i had algebra. baghdad. turner has launched 3 asked notes into space on board. it shows you 14 spacecraft jimmy cray was been 6 months working. i'm living on the call module of china's unfinished young gong orbiting space station. they will be completing assembly work and will return to the landing site in december. probably with disabilities have taken part in a tournament, and mexico matches happened held in the famous as tucker stadium in mexico city. there's where dwarfism blindness and who had limbs amputated, had a chance to showcase their talents. a tournament aims to encourage inclusiveness ah.

the conference in baghdad was organized by the government and the united nations moved up to white as more from the capital. raising awareness of iraqi people about the negative impacts of early marriage is on top of the agenda today. as you know, this conference that has been organized by the united nations population funding iraq, along with that have been a lot of international and local organizations taking part and supporting and backing this conference, including the unami, united nations assistant mission for iraq. you and have t r, and also local authorities including the ministry of education in order to raise people's awareness about the negative impacts about early marriage. people, females especially losing the schools. they drop out of a schools because of early marriage has officially here have been speaking about physical and psychological impacts of early marriage, that the survivors or the girls suffer from when they get married at an early age. now, as you know, 25 percent of the iraqi girls were married before the age of 18. a. according to the at you nighted nation

as of a, today's conference is taking place in baghdad to discuss the role and integration of a rocky woman and society. early marriage and woman's education are also in the agenda . the conference was organized by the iraqi government and the united nations population fun mackwood. although head is following developments from the conference in baghdad, we have seen here at table leaders from rural areas have been invited in g or presented this and also represent as from ministers of education and health, to speak about the consequences of the early marriage era. because you know that according to the united nations, about 25 percent of iraqi girls were married before the age of 18. and to have been a lot of consequences on the many luck live. many life aspects impacting their lives and many dropped out of education. many had physical and psychological effects impacted or caused by the early marriage despite the fact that the civil status law of a rock band, the marriage before 18 years old. but there's a lot of violations of the law in many areas across iraq, especially in rural area

man would abdougla had al jazeera baghdad, one of africa's biggest jobs festivals of to toughen senate goal with coke, 19 restrictions lifted. hundreds of tourists have been able to travel to the event which showcases music inspired by the continent. nicholas hawk reports from the senegalese island of sandwich, improvising on stage is malia and jazz artists bedrock with, with a band of senegalese musician, ah, taken by the music. many of the crowd are unable to keep still. among them, melinda and richard who travelled across the atlantic from washington d. c. to attend the event. this music is really at the room. yeah, this is weren't jazz came from. ready power originating with the green ocean where people chanted their stories of their families and they use traditional instruments to accompany it. and what eventually became american jazz. had its roots here in africa in particular west africa. and we'll go from washington dc, lose us strong jacket, music soon, and we're really good. so we thought a be interesting to come back and get a deeper understanding of what just gone and how i

we live in baghdad, the latest i'm beneath find personal belongings of a missing journalist, an indigenous expert. the amazon is hyped faith, finding the life ah ah. you are stalks have dropped sharply off to markets in asia posted heavy losses earlier on monday. it's after the u. s federal reserve reported reco high inflation is expected to announce another interest rate rise in the coming days to try to limit cash flow on kong. hang saying, index is down more than 3 percent. the indian rupee fell to a record low dipping below 78 to the u. s. dollar. and both the cost be index in south korea and japan's benchmark nick a loss close to 3 percent. the japanese yen is at his lowest to the dollar since 1998 goth hula honeymoon, but other than he thought that on it's important, the currency rates move staley, reflecting fundamentals, iowa. but recently they have been sharp yen declines, and we are concerned about it. the government will continue to work closely with the bank of japan and stay on guard, paying close attention to currency movements and the impact on the economy and prices on look

man would abdougla had al jazeera baghdad. football players with disabilities have taken part in a tournament and mexico. the matches have been held at the famous as tech a stadium and mexico safety players were dwarfism, blindness, and who have names amputated had a chance to showcase their talents. the tournament aims to encourage inclusiveness then to capital funding in africa is growing massively of the last decade and yet many fail to see the power and potential that exists within the continent. especially when it comes to innovation. as julia wolf reports from cape town, business leaders in south africa, a looking to change that the know the south african silicon valley cape town has long attracted foreigners with its pristine beaches lay back lifestyle and vibrant culture. but as tech hobbs a merge and the cost of living stores, there is a. ringback casual need to equip the cities youth with the tools necessary to try this newly established hub, cold innovation, city 6, to celebrate growth among start up by bringing you

the protests instead of roadblocks between baghdad and the city of boston, most of them are daily wage workers who were recently laid off. they said they were promised full time jobs, but the government protest have taken place in several cities across sudan, calling farmer, returned to civilian rule security forces 5, tear gas and cartoon of the demonstrators barricaded streets with burning tires and stones talks aimed at ending political deadlock began a few days ago on thursday, delegates from the main pro democracy alliance met with military leaders for the 1st time since last year was qu, ah, natalie, has he been? we believe this is an opportunity to end the cool and ensure a safe exit for both the military and the people towards democracy, justice and a new society now. and then i know we didn't go to these talks to reinstate a new partnership with the military grant to put an end to a new partnership was merely to force us. she returned to their barracks to do their job. while this is obvious, this is the peoples de ma'am, and the democratic regime should be established on the r

was that president bush and his cabinet would be at camp david and all of the iraqis would be in baghdad and they would have a meeting by video conference. we invited the cabinet members and i think there were about six or eight of them who were relevant to come up to camp david and the chairman of the joint chiefs a, couple of other, people and we all -- there was a big dinner. and in the in laurel, the big convening, the convening place that has a dining room, there was a big dinner for all of the cabinet members there with the president and vice president cheney. and our plan was that president bush and his national security adviser, steve hardly, and i, would slip out before desert and we word leave dick cheney to make small talk -- [laughter] -- with the cabinet. by the way, this is where the plan almost failed. [laughter] >> because we needed to keep everyone there at dinner while the rest of us scooted out on golf carts and went to the halep at hand got onto a helicopter that had no lights and took off from camp david. but as i was leaving i vaguely remember the vice president say

all correspondence, my mood, a bit of what he did live in baghdad. let's get a little more analysis on this. we can speak to miss ob lucy's a middle east unless he joins us from istanbul via skype. why do you think he's made this move? because this could end up benefiting the very people he doesn't want government right? well, of 2 reasons, the 1st one is just as your correspond that the alluded to earlier for the past 8 months. there has been a deadlock in the rock, your politics, and all sudden it could not push for the formation of a majority government. in contrast to what the coordination of framework wanted, which is national unity government would set by that she up political force. so this is one reason. the 2nd reason also is that when all said that withdraws from politics, he forces that our coordination of framework to work with other entities in order to form the government. which means that they will be working with political forces from the suddenly and the kurdish camps, which entail is also on them, you know, not abiding why the same

after months of deadlock over forming a government, we live in baghdad with the details and china vows to the site to the end. to prevent taiwan independence accusing the u. s a forcing asian countries to choose sides and the local dutch wild stomachs. the tennis world. number 2 was maiden tall victory mammal properties linked to muslim protest as have been demolished, of the indian state of utter pradesh. the destruction follows days of rallies against 2 former bp officials for making remarks against the prophet mohammed. but many consider offensive victoria gayton. b reports. a bulldozer demolishes the home of a muslim politician and activist authorities in the state of utter pradesh. say mohammed javert didn't have planning commission gear. doyle, your 2 people involved in the violent protests have been identified and it was found, they had a legal constructions and bulldozers were brought him. we will also charge them under the national security. yale or javits family. say he wasn't at the protests and accused the governing b. j. p of trying to intimidate them, of even being our ho

put on a big show of the american military driving tanks across the borders, going all the way to baghdad and taking saddam down, culminating with that totally p r, fabricated saddam statue falling down and feared old square baghdad. in april, 2000. great. so the conventional stuff at the beginning was all a very carefully meticulously organized shock. ah. the united states and our allies have prevailed when they discovered that it wouldn't be peace loving unicorns are the political leadership had 3 awful choices. they could either leave iraq and afghanistan and seed the field to terrorists. mm hm. they could have a national draft like vietnam to rape the army, big enough that would be needed to occupy these places for you to come. the 3rd option was using private military contractors and contractors in general to fill the gaps that the u. s. military could not film and that became the new normal u. s. troops supported by private contractors. by the end of 2020, a total of $4800.00 contractors would be working for the u. s. army in syria and iraq. and so by 2009, half of the american forc

against rising food prices, medical shortages, and the response to covert 19 sick white dust as covered baghdad as a sandstorm and gulped the iraqi capital officials canceled flights and issued health warnings. a number of sandstorms have hit them, at least in recent weeks. scientists say climate change and the certification are making extreme weather events more frequent. the british government is telling to ditch some trading roles. it agreed with the european union when it left the block . at the center of a long running dispute is northern ireland, which as part of the u. k, but effectively remains within the e u. single market. the aim is to keep an open border with the republic of ireland and e u. member states. yet some trade going through northern ireland still has to be checked. britain once a partial scrap on those checks, the eas says the changes are illegal and is threatening to retaliate. he probably is burg mass has more on whether there is still room to compromise. well, besides keep repeating that, they do want a negotiated solution. the u. k are saying, well, we are tabling thi

giving it another shot. ali cassim lost his left leg in a baghdad carbon in 26. then aged just 22. he thought his football career was over, but the iraqi amputee team has given him back his pride. knowing that about what i'm married with 4 children, my family are the ones who pack my sports bag. they tell me, daddy, go and train. my morale is totally lifted. whiteley's on the team was founded last year by mohammed alma shaw, who was made aware of the portsmouth amputee team while studying in england. and decided to take the idea to iraq. he wasn't short of applications for men whose lives have been scarred by war. and on one of our that in our mission has become to restore morale and activity to amputees. yes. yes. why. as we made sacrifices in the past, you, this in law will continue to do so for the success of the sport highway and to raise iraq's profile is doing. doing so has not been easy. a lack of official recognition from iraqi sporting bodies means no funding. so for transport and equipment, the team must depend on donations, hadn't really gone to hell. no good. so far the

against rising food prices, medical shortages, and the response to covert 19 thick white dust covered baghdad as a sound storming, gulped the rocky capital officials canceled flights and also issued health warnings . a number of sounds. dogs have hit the middle east in recent weeks, find to say climate change and desertification are making extreme weather events more frequent. the british government is planning to ditch some post breaks a trading roles with the european union. it wants to alleviate trade disruptions with northern ireland, which belongs to the u. k. but under the current briggs, the deal, northern ireland is effectively inside the eas single market. now it's meant to keep an open border with the republic of ireland, which is an e. u. member, the open frontier is the condition of the 1990 piece agreement that ended decades of violence. yet some trade between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. still has to be checked. the u. k is proposed legislation with scraps. some of those checks that you says the changes are illegal and is threatening to retaliate . walla, now we ha

the first ever papal visit to the country, where he conducted christian interfaith ceremonies in baghdad, in mosul, and in the iraqi kurdish region. one local leader from the city of nasiriyah, sheikh haidar al kubaisi, later reflected on the pope's visit, and he said, and i quote, "he came, even though he could barely walk, he sent a message not only to iraqis, but to the whole world that islam and other religions can sit together peacefully." sitting together peacefully. ultimately, this report is about spreading that kind of progress. to more parts of the world. unfortunately, the report also shows that we have more work to, -- more work to do. in many parts of the world, governments are failing to respect their citizens basic rights. some governments continue to use blasphemy and apostasy laws which ban the defamation and renunciation of religion to curtailing expressions of religious belief, like restrictions on religious attire. in all societies, including our own, and across europe, we must do more to combat rising forms of hate, including anti semitism and anti muslim sentiment.

jim fitton was arrested at baghdad airport in march with pottery shards in his luggage.for a crime that can carry the death penalty under iraqi law. the retired geologist had been on an organised trip in southeastern iraq. he collected stones and broken pottery here and was then arrested at baghdad airport when his suitcase was searched. his family now able to speak to him for the first time in more than three months. he didn't show he was emotional at all. obviously, i was emotional. i don't think it's really sunk in. obviously, for the rest of us, we have to keep fighting. so we've kind ofjust suspended our emotional response for now as much as we can. but i don't think it's really sunk in yet. mr fitton was charged with intentionally trying to take an antiquity out of iraq. at his trial, he said his guide on the tour had given permission to take souvenirs, and he didn't know he was breaking the law. we need the british government to throw their weight behind us. my dad is so undeserving, he's not a criminal. the british foreign office says it is providing assistance b

east, and that's going to continue over the next few days of places like iraq, the temperature in baghdad sitting in the high forty's. but there'll be somewhat of a cool down across parts of the events, such as lebanon as that wet and windy weather works its way further east. the heat, however, continues to dominate across eastern areas of israel. we have got some warnings out here for the south. we'll see a cool down for some of the gulf states with a change in the wind dough has seen the temperature sit in the mid thirties on tuesday. that was the move to north africa. it's all about the heat for the likes of our gerry us. we have a look at the 3 day for algiers. will be touching up to the mid thirty's, with plenty of sunshine on tuesday, just the trickle of rain edging into coastal areas of morocco. now we're going to see the thunderstorms intensify for the west of africa as well as more central areas such as south sudan and pretty fierce thunderstorms. expected to roll across here by the time we get into choose day. but farther south of this, it's a much quieter picture. however, ther

and then they continued their campaign from baghdad to to mosul. on the other hand the british and the arab revolt was pushing the ottoman empire from the current saudi arabian territories from mecca medina through karen jordan and current israel all the way to karen syria and syria was the the big price that the arab revolt was hoping to get right and achieve. and all these are photographs. you took yeah, are we able to get a camera focus on this or is that not can we do it? from the middle east and africa and the falkland islands as well to go commemorate the battle of coronel. and the in the class between the german and british fleets out out in the middle of the south atlantic. um when he went to these places did people get in do they sort of say what are you doing here? what really there was a war here. we didn't even know we had no clue about them. yeah, that's that that this true for for the african countries and the middle east and and many of of the the countries outside europe, but the falkland islands is is the falklands is different bec

in the world was second-guessing his decision not to go to baghdad after he liberated kuwait. he was very comfortable with that decision. there are others she kept to challenge him on that. you did the right thing in history records he did the right thing even though he did problems in that part of the world. and south america, latin america worked very hard very quietly and in el salvador in particular we felt as if we are making significant progress and we were but it collapsed soon after he left office. that was frustrating to him. i don't think he agonized over what he did as a president. i think he did agonize the effect of the campaign on his ability to do. i will never forget it was a remarkable celebration when the first gulf war ended. there is a military parade in washington d.c. it was as if we put the vietnam era behind us. people were standing proud in a uniform and being appraised by the public. so that was a great experience. the campaign itself did not struggle. and he did not win reelection. he did not get over losing that election until his son ran for presid