i hope you guys still come to bali. we here for you you can bring our good energy and we can give our energy for you guys. vaccines a promising path out of the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world already a clear gap is emerged between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geopolitics to the pure economics the misinformation and the latest developments what's going on here is very different for a start the faxing comes in the form of the nasal spray special coverage of the corona virus pandemic are not just from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation the struggles that least in the global south have not because of our health but because of the harm of the global north with no host and no limitation that's the story of climate change it's not that we're all in it together the people of the most impacted in the 1st impact are there in the global side that's always how

i hope you guys still come to bali. we here for you you can bring our good energy and we can give our energy for you guys. for decades criminals made millions trafficking drugs through thailand one in one east explores why the country has now become the 1st in southeast asia to legalize medical marijuana. on al-jazeera. when the news breaks had been waiting for more than 12 hours but with hospitals out of beds and often when people need to be high 20 percent of the people here are in debt many for trying to find food and the story needs to be told there's no safety in my country how can i go back there and live with exclusive interviews of fighting against them in the new direct reports which is iraq has teams on the ground all to bring money or award winning documentaries and light news. in hebron boys breed and sly pigeons but in this occupied palestinian city boys are also close to watched by israeli forces at times and often arrested. the delicately told tales whom go over 5 years of a coming of age in a place where

i hope you guys still come to bali. we here for you you can bring good energy and we can give our energy for you guys. for decades criminals made millions trafficking drugs through thailand and wonder when east explores why the country has now become the 1st in southeast asia to legalize medical marijuana. on al-jazeera. one half scottish and half left at least so diversity is really important to me and al-jazeera is the most diverse place i've ever worked we have so many different nationalities and this is a nice book together in this one news organization and this diversity of perspectives is reflected in our coverage giving a more accurate representation of the world we report on and that's a key strength of al-jazeera. cultivating food is the foundation of human civilization but food today is a global commodity if the industry did not make money how many people would be at work and how it's cultivated a contentious debate public interest in the public safety is definitely not taking precedent and in-depth examinatio

blame for the problem here in bali it's clear to. the head of bali's tourism board what needs to be done they really need like. school 65 percent of people not going to do it from junior high school. not enough not enough enough. for african barbers number one problem in la that. has all the new studies done more than 100 years now all the the man this come but 70 percent go home early. because the missed the start of it by balinese people. the way of thinking have to change thanks. bali's rubbish problem had begun to tarnish its picture perfect reputation long before the pandemic the island lacks a centralized why system there's no way for this to go. to. the island of gods and become the island of trash that's something badly rise gary bench is trying to change with these organizations some die watch. what very little people realize is that you know all this plastics that you know fills up the brink of. comes from somewhere. and it comes from the rivers oh. rivers are essentially the toilets of in the new york they're on the backs

i hope you guys still come to bali. we here for you you can bring our good energy and we can give our energy for you guys. for decades criminals made millions trafficking drugs through thailand one when east explores why the country has now become the 1st in southeast asia to legalize medical marijuana. on al-jazeera. we tout the untold stories. we speak when office. we come up alongside us. no matter where it takes us a pretty familiar fear next year javed miandad and power. and pasha which tell your stories we are your voice your news your next book al-jazeera. in the 1st episode of science in a golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islam of the period in the field of. professor germany. brings the brilliance of a pos to launch. point credible with the real we've done is block out the mud from the room and then allow it to come through the small hole they were served one of science i'm not going to marriage. israeli airstrikes continue into the night after a day of heavy g

i hope you guys still come to bali. we here for you you can bring our good energy and we can give our energy for you guys. for decades criminals made millions trafficking drugs through thailand one least explores why the country has now become the 1st in southeast asia to legalize medical marijuana. on al-jazeera. covered 19 has compounded the homelessness crisis in l.a. abandoned impoverished families a force of radical change she decided to say hey we're going to stand out causing as a human right by claiming properties left vacant by the state the 1st thing we did was change the locks my duty is to find our safe that means breaking the law then i want to do that for one shelter in place las 5 for housing on all jersey or. a diverse range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of the next let's journalists on al-jazeera. to her. to. palestinians stage a historic strike across the occupied west bank and israel the day of rage turns violent with 4 killed in the protests the event was called in support of

dustan: i went to bali in 2011 and was awestruck by the reefs i saw. this is in the very base of the coral triangle. it's sort of the mother, if you will, of coral-reef biodiversity and of all marine biodiversity. and i've been going there annually since. and what this video depicts are the changes we saw before and after a very severe heating episode, caused in part by el nino and global warming. this is the story of what happened to the reef in one year. so this is a healthy coral. we call it the monument coral. we have a temperature probe underneath that records the temperature of the sea water every 30 minutes. so we have very good temperature records from this part of the ocean. so this coral is probably 500, maybe a thousand years old. it's like a big, giant redwood tree or a sequoia. and it's bleaching, and when it bleaches, it loses the algae in its tissue that allow it to grow faster and help its nutrition. it's sort of like, if you went through a human, it would be like taking out a kidney. these white areas are bleached, and this brown area

i hope you guys still come to bali. we here for you you can bring our good energy and we can give our energy for you guys. it's time for the perfect gentle. sponsored park qatar airways. there should be a different feel to the air already and that will continue present from the south is a fairly cold one so the rains gone through a bit of snow mark full of victorian alps and there are few showers to come the windy and not very warm weather be felt in tasmania just catching the edge of victoria sheridan in melbourne about 16 and in fact britain's only $22.00 it is southerly breeze running up the coast whereas perth exceeds all those $27.00 and that continues after say the rains on its way down towards new zealand obese and snow here in south island the rain the spring rain throughout china and japan from particular vicious recently with at least 2 tornadoes reported even causing deaths in who by one hand who by province that the rain is supposed to be here just wave off and then it on its way south in 2000 china it leave

i hope you guys still come to bali. we here for you you can bring our good energy and we can give our energy for you guys. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation the struggles that we see in the global south have come not because of our health but because of the harm of the cold war with no host and no limitation that's the story of climate change it's not that we're all in it together the people of the most impacted in the 1st in fact to their in the global side that's always how it is hard to out as you fall but an acid rain fast fashion should be actually regulated just like cigarettes studio be unscripted i'll just say. i'm harry davies and they came billy and western australia at war ended in as communities a teaming up with scientists to create a new upright to marine conservation the proving you learn before even by just. dump on the local. grandfather. i'm afraid your new reporting from brazil if you're going to try to protect him by the versity plough defending themselv

this is the largest samuel cam balis neighbourhood is gone. his house caught fire before it was engulfed. all that left the charred remains of a tree, he once planted to mark his land level cargo. my c volcano was lighting up. it was a panic, almost everywhere. so he took my family, put them on my motorbike and sent them into town. i stayed behind to keep an eye on the situation. stacy, people we spoke to who evacuated early, say their houses were looted. that's why some stayed to protect homes and livelihood until the last minute. not everyone got away in time. no hendo bon yanni, nikolai has been missing since the adoption. he used to trade groceries on the street from a still just like this one is a young man in his early twenties. his family put up the post as around the neighborhood, lifting a home just down here. and there fear is that he was engulfed by the river of lava when it came crashing through the city. and now it's turned into a pile of sharp heavy rocks. it seems the chances of finding him now, a slim says the initial abrupt an

this is the deadly news live from bali u.s. president joe biden expresses support for a cease fire between israel and hamas but stopped short of calling for. spicing enters a 9th day and israeli airstrikes continue to pound gaza also on the program at least 14 dead in schools more missing as a deadly cyclon strikes a news coast in the country's navy works to rescue crew members from stricken vessels. afghans fear for their futures as nato troops for the path to leave the country for the taliban gravels step up recruiting. job and police achieve a breakthrough in their investigation into a spectacular jewel heist interested 2 years ago. welcome to the program. here's president joe biden has told israel's prime minister that he supports a cease fire between israel and palestinian militants even though washington has repeatedly blocked a u.n. security council statement holding for an immediate end to hostilities israel's jets in the east another barrage of an strikes on gaza overnight and palestinian militant group hamas continued

soldiers were entirely innocent it from the british army responsible for 9 of the 10 deaths in the bali murphy massacre in august $171.00 which included a mother of 8 catholic priest giving last rites to a wounded man. over this week in london on field plans for a new laws to address the legacy of the past in northern ireland it includes blocking former soldiers from prosecution for any killings committed before 1908 good friday peace deal but former leader of the. mcdonnell approved irish nationalist party in northern ireland says families of the bali murphy victims deserve a detailed investigation on a sincere apology from the p.a. these were all terrorists these were not people who were who were engaged. and the sort of illegal activity are militant activity there were people trying to walk about their daily lives. some of the people that were shot were people who went to the all the other innocent people that were shot . it was very brutal on the families have spent 30 years i just hating for justice what people are looking for now you is some sort of a cult ability and a genuine ap

we've had bands on, on bali, wine sea food and coal, of course. and we have been taken to the wi fi out on the issue of the bali exports . now, new zealand has being much less affected and much more likely to call on the side to publicly to take a soft line towards china. the view in australia is that we can't afford to do that and they don't want a gap to appear between a stray and zealand because the chinese pressure the trends. tasman migration is one area where new zealand could actually get something out of this. it in turn turned around and said that they would support stria the reason for strive to provide for more transit between the strider and new zealand for workers and to provide more assistance for new zealanders in the social security system in australia. there's also the issue of the date, port, taishan of convicted criminals, the prison sentences and new zealand citizens. and we're sending them back to new zealand. these are all areas where there's room to give on the domestic front in return for some move on the international fron

peon irish nationalist party in northern ireland sees families of the bali murphy victims the server detailed investigation and the sincere apology from london. these were not terrorists these were not people who were who were a gauged. any sort of illegal activity our militant activity there were people trying to go about their daily lives and target some of the people that were shot were people who went to the had of other innocent people that were shot. it was very brutal and the families have spent 50 years i just hitting for justice what people are looking for now you is some sort of a cunt ability and a genuine apology from the prime minister and they except. the army were totally wrong here on murderous and their intention would have gone a long way towards them towards old and tried to been a body but a how far to really most apology. is seen as just out on it's basically people are not happy with the people feeling that it's not since a year. oh mr mcdonnell well that is are news randolph or not but if you'd like to delve deeper into any of those stories to make sure to stop

one no one east travels to bali to find out. oh no just 0. proof reading eco friendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on al-jazeera. hello i'm sam. the headlines here on al-jazeera now israel has renewed its aerial bombardment of gaza with raids on several locations 84 palestinians including 17 children have been killed since monday 7 people have been killed by strikes 5 into israel by gaza zam factions israel has failed to continue it.

any success we know from the nuremberg trials of the soldiers on duty in bali murphy and all protectedinternationally by just following orders in denver international law any closer to finding out who the real ringleader is in m i 5 of operation demetrius the people who got the soldiers in the positions they were in when they fired. when your clients who these people were well we did have some seniors solution recall to go they had a 2 part general jeffrey how did get out of institute the inquest we had you know general jackson if you tickle a very senior melody figure. well we were limited in terms of treason soldiers we were limited in terms of the information that was provided to the coroner by the ministry of defense so wish we had an imperfect process we had to make the best that to achieve we did. you know we were darkness that were withheld from was war and been destroyed in the meantime were never confident we had all the information and i'm also involved in a civil action really sniper operation beatrice and term of as well so that is face it was a corvette from that one hasn'

as a result of these trade restrictions so with respect to a lot of us trade exports whether it be bali or call a story house fire down the alternative markets and middle east at a low price points there is some economic pain but with respect to some particular exports like certain types of australian wine and raw lobsters which would be it was the chinese market but the pain is really huge and so in a strange communities in certain history i mean an agricultural producers are really suffering right now in terms of next steps when the chinese ambassador was friendly was deeply frustrated with australia back in 2028 for the cold for a public inquiry he telegraphed the possibility of chinese consumers not travel to australia for tourism and also not sending the sugar in there to study in australia so tourism and unsettled occasion achieved huge exports for straitly and the exports there have been kind of rendered moot because of code that borders have been shot where borders really are but you can expect that china will use tourism for has and education flows as a means of prefer the econ

after what happened last week he had promised back in august that only only a civilian will be ruling bali. now he is the head of the military agenda, is in charge of bobby, he appeared in not wearing his military uniform, but in student ty, to try to appease them. now, right now they're holding a closed door session. the heads of state with the mediation team headed by good luck, jonathan, to find out what steps to be taken. next i see me going to is the present during that close session. but we know that following before that close close session, the president going to said that he would quote, support a peaceful transition to restore democracy. and that we had to be aware of the dynamics involved in, in order to make an informed decision of what to come next, rob mac, you were talking there about the fact that i was had originally put in sanctions about a year ago. and so, and of course that you said that the trust between echo was and the interim government as it might be in molly, has been broken. what kind of response can we expect from i could was against a backdrop. well echo was,

this is a deadly news live from bali u.s. president joe biden expresses support for a cease fire between israel and hamas but stopped short of calling for. spicing enters a 9th day and israeli air strikes continue to pound gaza also on the program at least 14 dead in schools more missing as a deadly cyclon strikes a news coast in the country's navy to rescue crew members from stricken vessels. afghans fear for their futures as nato troops for the path to.

any success we know from the nuremberg trials of the soldiers on duty in bali muffy and all protected internationally by just following orders endeavor international law any closer to finding out who the real ringleader is and only 5 of operation demetrius the people who got the soldiers in the positions they were in when they fire. upon your clients who these people were well we did have some seniors solution recall to go be headed up to par out general geoffrey hurley to give evidence to the inquest we've got you know general jackson to be a typical a very senior going to be figure and well we were limited in terms of treason soldiers we were limited in terms of the information that was provided to the corner by the ministry of defense so wish we had an imperfect process we had to make the best that to achieve we did but no doubt. you know we were darkness that were withheld from was or have been destroyed and to be tamed we're never confident we have all the information and i'm also in florida still actually released after it after is of interest and in terms of this well will simi

army m i 5 conspiracy to kill civilians will speak to the lawyer for the families devastated by the balibuffy massacre. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront let it be an arms race based on spinning dramatic developments only and going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful betty k. to kill time time to sit down and talk. welcome back today marks 47 years since the allegedly british state backed dublin in one and bombings the deadliest attack of the troubles but in the past week another flashpoint in the history of the troubles has gone headlines 10 people killed in the belly movie massacre 9 definitively by british soldiers and found to be innocent joining me now from belfast to discuss the result is a lawyer in the valley muffy inquest portrait oh mary thank you so much more drinks for coming on i have to say that general mike jackson who's been on this show said there was no war crimes by the british army he was the parachute regiment captain on the day of what happened on bali muffy there was no cover up he maintained

inaki bali the lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs. every year 20000 children under the age of 5 die. in uganda of diarrheal disease one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water. heat kills germs so dina not been to blows the water she fetches from the lake she has 5 children. and i think we've all drinking water using charcoal and if we don't have it we use firewood otherwise we would be drinking 3 days he water. that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down forests also had to be cleared to make space for the settlement. but there's another way to provide safe clean drinking water south of the room g. and henry if you know run to sufficient a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters this set up cost $1200.00 the money was donated by somebody in the united states. it supplies enough water for about 900 people out of 130000 in the settlement but it still lets start their work and then through our food back you get water from the lake y

these barrels have to be thoroughly cleaned only then are they ready for the precious fiery spirit of bali and right and instead of the distillery in scotland. even palmer has always dreamed of producing his own whisky he worked in the industry for 40 years before founding in stanley in the country of 5 north of edinburgh. to me this is a free for school so it's made from 5 cereals as distilled in 5 on his maturity it creates a sense of place a sense of identity. the marketing concept is in place and the company video online even as the new whisky matures only when the boss is totally satisfied with the flavor it's supposed to be complex and flowery will fans get that chance to tasted what worries you and on the however as breaks it when he founded the company he didn't foresee the difficulties that many scottish business owners now have trading with the european union. but we were assured of frictionless trade well if this is frictionless trade i would not like to be experiencing friction trade so i think that we do need to fink very carefully about what we do and to be sure but at respec

these barrels have to be thoroughly cleaned only then are they ready for the precious fiery spirit of bali and right and instead the distillery in scotland. even palmer has always dreamed of producing his own risky he worked in the industry for 40 years before founding in stanley in the country of 5 north of edinburgh. to me this is a fight for sorts made from serials as distilled in 5 letters for children it creates a sense of place a sense of identity. the marketing concept is in place and the company video online even as the new whisky matures only when the boss is totally satisfied with the flavor it's supposed to be complex and flowery will fans get that chance to tasted what worries you in palmer however his breaks it when he founded the company he didn't foresee the difficulties that many scottish business owners now have trading with the european union. but we were assured of friction in the street well if this is frictionless trade i would not like to be experiencing friction truett so i think that we do need to fink very carefully about what we do and to be sure that at a specter

these barrels have to be thoroughly cleaned only then are they ready for the precious fiery spirit of bali and right and instead the distillery in scotland. ian palmer has always dreamed of producing his own whisky he worked in the industry for 40 years before founding in stanley in the country of 5 north of edinburgh. to me this is a fight for sorts made from 5 cereals as distilled in 5 of his maturity and 5 it creates a sense of place a sense of identity. the marketing concept is in place in the company video online even as the new whisky matures only when the boss is totally satisfied with the flavor it's supposed to be complex and flowery will fans get that chance to tasted what worries me in palmer however his breaks it when he founded a company he didn't foresee the difficulties that many scottish business owners now have trading with the european union. but we were assured of friction in the street while if this is frictionless trade i would not like to be experiencing friction trade so i think that we do need to think very carefully about we do and to be sure that at a specter of w

more stuff than that model. follow, you know me, you were student by the name i said body mark or the bali zacharon split the valley but she would do syria and now when i 1st met lays i only heard his story. it took 5 years for his grandmother to be ready to share her memories of that day. but that's what shows me the bigger picture. 3 generations of one big, happy family lived in that house, lays his parents and grandparents his brothers and sisters. and nearly all of them were killed in a matter of minutes. it was a bloody massacre. and only to survive to me, the news. the segregated all along. all right, social class, last class. people though, also covered by 1st name. if you're born in to a 4 family, you're born into a minority family. if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your lives, chances people die on average. 15 years old, born a generational poverty. this is a fight every day. to meet your needs and the needs of your family, me the with the united states, it's very clear that the united states has aligned itself with war lords and dru

began on sunday, new zealand announced that would support strategies trade dispute with china over bali taxes. different approaches to relations with fishing has been a source of tension. candidates in peruse polarized presidential election race currently squaring off in a televised debate a week ahead of the run off vote. their opponents of pedro castillo, fear that his socialist policies will haute the economy while critics of conservative contend to take her. would you maury, associate her with corruption from when her father was president. her judge in italy has ruled that a service technician was responsible for last week's cable, called as often that killed 14 people. a gondola fell onto a mountainside near the resort town of spencer. after the cable snapped and the emergency brake failed, the technician admitted that he had intentionally disabled the brake because it kept locking. all those the headlines, i'll be back with more news off the out there a while. me the ah! the the the the me ah, the news me them if i mean when, how many days for the record i'm not sure you can just

volley -- bali's president and military -- president and prime minister were arreste and have resignedsouth africa's former president, jacob zuma, has pleaded not guilty to corruption charges related to a billion-dollar arms deal dating back to the 1990's. he's accused of sending annual payments -- receiving annual payments from a french arms maker, and in return, authorities say he granted the company freedom from scrutiny. nthe incident happened on the italian alps on sunday. last year, almost 23,000 migrants from north africa reached the canary islands, and thousands more arrived, but campaigners say the island has become a migrant prison because spain does not move them. >> they are not looking for drugs for cnterfeit cigarettes. they are checking for people. african migrants trying to get to the spanish mainland. they are looking for young men like this one, can't on camera by a harbor worker. truckdriver raphael makes some final checks himself. it was just a few weeks ago that he caught a stowaway on board. flex two were here and two more further back. i had to call my boss becau

one on one east travels to bali to find out. which is iraq. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual numbers could be much higher than advertised researchers say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of coronavirus appears far wider than anyone saw. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation the story of the world is that the global size developed the globe and continues to do that with no host and no limitations. we have to reduce our consumption but we also need economic justice full. studio unscripted on al-jazeera. we tout the untold stories. we speak when. we caught up alongside us. no matter where it takes us a pretty familiar fear syriac on my own and. in pasha please tell your st

what happens when an island bill for tourists suddenly has no visitors it's. 10 when east travels to bali to find out. on al-jazeera. and the disease because 50 years of all debts children and. all that. much. like to sleep a child to get. to eat. you see lucky you just see. the. top. 6. fear and panic on gaza streets as more israeli airstrikes hit the besieged strip $28.00 people dead including 9 children. and my son got a study in on the group's follow what they're calling the biggest power of rockets 2 women are killed in southern israel. alive adrian forgotten this is al jazeera live from also coming up. several students and a teacher killed.

one o one east travels to bali to find out. no no just 0. when the news breaks had been waiting for more than 12 hours but with hospitals out of beds and often when people need to be heard percent of the people here are in debt many for trying to find food and the story needs to be told there's no safety in my country how can i go back there in live with exclusive interview real fighting against the military and the new director holds out his iraq has teams on the ground all to bring money or award winning documentaries and light needs. around one percent of electricity is consumed by data centers many of which provide for mode storage facilities what is also known as the cloud i'm in no way to see how one center is harnessing the energy of these fields to stow our digital information without a heavy cop in footprints and i'm also beautiful north coast of the u.k. where the global green energy revolution is taking on a new element. tries on al-jazeera being comfortable in one's own skin is a birthright or at least it should be a black filmma

one no one east travels to bali to find out. on al-jazeera. the protests started chiefly in front of the x. museum in amsterdam hundreds of protesters scattered to demand the government is locked down with strict chanson lift a curfew the 1st in the country since world war 2 the threat is that we lose our freedoms to protesters who are not following social distancing rules who will be to be ordered to disperse by police but police are trying very hard to close friends a scenario that happened last week and thousands were rioting in cities across the nat'l. after some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved in to clear the area. frank assessments that a lot of poison but the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what measures never taking for a situation like a month you could ever get informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking the military positioning of the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing ministry us that this is a message to the router that the united states

one o one east travels to bali to find out. no no just 0. and. 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can draw him. but what was the last thing affects of this agreement there is a regional set to sikes because it's at those borders were drawn. without consulting the people have to live with the. psychs pick up lines in the sand on al-jazeera. a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have been left to sort through mixed messages on a quite complex story from mainstream to street journalism the enemy objective is to get me 3 cheers send it to the wall keep shooting what's going on exposing real world threats to objective it's often the bomb neighbor it sounds from moscow earth $11000.00 people who were arrested listening post covers the way the news is covered on a jersey. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wound so no matter how you take a al-jazeera bringing you the news and current affairs that matter t.f. . down to 0.

one no one east travels to bali to find out. oh no just 0. welcome to the puffin chinese do you feel your holiday has already become where the dream the skinny. those with a taste for the finest things night. for the film office to relax in. some. ways connected it's the details that make a journey perfect but warmth and hospitality make it feel like qatar airways going places together being comfortable in one's own skin is a bus right or at least. it should be a black filmmaker raised by white parents in east berlin in the 1960 s. embarks on a stunning journey of self discovery. a touching tale of family identity lifelong secrecy and reconciliation on becoming black eye witness documentary on al-jazeera. talked to al-jazeera we. were attacking ripping good and now they're attacking everyone in myanmar do you regret words like that we listen absolutely nigeria with a woman president it would be great we meet with global news makers and about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. as anger rises israel supreme court postpones monday's court he

in berlin in bali gets a taste of home at this cameroonian restaurant these days her search for identity has faded a bit into the background. the mixture of the to make. and the. food which wasn't true but i guess i needed to do that to figure. so at i.b.m. up to me to create. that mixture in my everyday life i try to go because it's just very much healthy it's a healthy balance. and that's something she hopes to pass on to her daughter. what i discover with that is that important it's ok. not knowing uncertainty while enjoying the journey to maybe be calling closer to war you know. so these berlin street names that are a relic of germany's colonial past don't discourage. she says the future of the streets lies in the hands of the city's black communities. the past can help the future not 21. see you next time. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian american secretary of state grounds in the lincoln was in ukraine last week his aim of families often words of comfort and support for the country after last intrusive must be huge numbers close to florida i guess this week easy crane's f

inaki bali the lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs. every year 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of diarrheal disease one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water. heat kills germs so dina not been to blows the water she fetches from the lake she has 5 children. and i think we've all drinking water using charcoal and if we don't have it we use firewood otherwise we would be drinking very dirty water. that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down forests also had to be cleared to make space for the settlement. but there's another way to provide safe clean drinking water sound of the room g. and henry if you know run to sufficient a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters this set up cost $1200.00 the money was donated by somebody in the united states. it supplies enough water for about 900 people out of 130000 in the settlement but it's still a start and it worked and that through our food that you get whatever from the l

basic state of any news 9 from bali and india's coronavirus crisis worsens the country because more than 4000 cut of the deaths in 24 hours for the 1st time to aid is getting through but experts fear things will get even worse before they get better also coming up. the palestinians clash with israeli riot police outside a flashpoint lost more than 100 injured when explaining what's behind the light response.

one no one east travels to bali to find out. oh no just 0. warplanes launch another series of heavy air strikes on gaza palestinian factions fired more rockets into israel. jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up at the united nations the security council meets but fails to agree on even a basic joint statement about the conflict. daily coronavirus cases recorded in india fall below 300004 the 1st time since april 21 the mid warnings testing in rural areas is far too low. and near mars military forces reinforced by helicopters attacked.

one no one east travels to bali to find out. oh no just iraq.war planes launching of a series of heavy ass strikes on gaza palestinian factions fired more rockets into israel. jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up at the united nations the security council meets but fails to agree on even a basic joint statement about the conflict. jailed hong kong pro-democracy activist jimmy lies companies forced to says.

one no one east travels to bali to find out. which is iraq. israel destroys a gaza tower block housing al-jazeera and all the foreign media as well as many families. this is funerals are held for 2 mothers and their children killed by israeli jets in a gaza refugee camp. or intended this is our.

s he marks and he went out on the other left was in bali but they did not blink. 175000000 people were eligible to vote in the states off west bengal famine not cared enough and put a cherry politicians including prime minister met in the modi had been criticised for holding large election rallies during a 2nd wave of carnivorous the world health organization said such gatherings are one of the reasons for india's surge in cases for candidates died in west bengal after contracting a car that 19. political analysts say the government focused on one thing elections instead of preparing for the latest search the central government was wholly unprepared slaughtered in surgery on february 21st. not their national executive i covered that we did be so i know they passed a political resolution that beach it be saying they need that the prime minister and i think there will be. and there are all these claims that go toeing unity is so strong you know it's like the best word we're. going to make sense on. india is now the line on international aid as its hospitals are struggling but shortages o

they've been found on coral reefs in bali, but that'sjust part of the problem. petrochemical industries and the way we have a throw—away culture. which has been talked about, and david attenborough has sounded off about this for some time. there have been some changes, but i think we've perhaps taken our eye off the ball a little bit. and that's something i think we need more focus on. rant over. well, not very ranty at all, and very wise words. i know this is probably a little unorthodox, but i would like to tell you all about a story that i think deserves far more attention. it's a story about the town of northampton and the city of peterborough, both in the east of england, if you're not sure where they are. they have settled, those two places, a long—standing disagreement over pronunciation of the name of a river. the river is spelled n—e—n—e. if you live in northampton, they say the river "nen". in peterborough, it's the river "neen". how did they settle this dispute? via a game of croquet. and northampton won, so it's the river "nen", well, for now, anyway

now the moment java and bali are examples of fairly dry areas that for most of southeast asia including mainland southeast asia you could get a shower any time of day that's true through most of the philippines as well not so much in luzon southern born is votes of the driest sumatra is not and that rain gathering to move north into the bay of bengal eventually the season has changed probably with that cold start you had with minus 5 in camber on monday has gone plus 5 on tuesday morning there is still coldish weather coming up from the south but you've got 80 degrees in the sunshine in melbourne and still 70 and who bought that onshore breeze through queensland along the coast does limit temperatures to the low to middle twenty's quite low to be honest and the 2425 in perth will be accompanied by a shout in next couple of days which will not temper down a little bit for new zealand when a proper taste of what's to come are sick with what's going to cross the tasman sea is quite a strong southwest with no temp is now below 10 and to assassin in christchurch is only 30 minutes in the sun

they've been found on coral reefs on bali, but that'sjust part of the problem.mical industries and the way we throw away culture. that's been talked about, and david attenborough has sounded off for some time. there have been some changes, but i think we've perhaps taken our eye off the ball a little bit. that's something i think we need more focus on. rant over. not very ranty at all. i know this is probably unorthodox, but i would like to tell you all about a story i think deserves far more attention. it's about the town of northampton. northampton and peterborough, in england. they have settled a long—standing disagreement over the name of a river's pronunciation. if you live in northampton, they say the river need. in peterborough, it's the river nene. how did they spell this? northampton won. in a game of croquet. isn't that a civilised way? that brings us to the end of dateline london for this week. thank you to our guests. and to our science editor david shukman. thank you for watching and do join shaun ley next week, same time, same place. i survived it!

friday peace deal for the former irish national party leader alice them donald said families of the bali murphy victims deserve a detailed investigation and a sincere apology from the prime minister. these were all terrorists these were not people who were who were engaged. any sort of illegal activity our militant activity there were people trying to walk by their daily lives and been torn some of the people were shot were people who went to the edge of other innocent people that were shot. it was very brutal and the families have spent 50 years i just hating for justice what people are looking for now you is song sort of accountability and a genuine apology from the prime minister and the extent of. the army were to play a role here on murderous and their intention would have gone a long way towards towards old and tried to been a body but a how far to really apology. is seen as just out on a space sickly people are not happy with that people feel that it starts and say here. is one of the poorest countries on the planet which was wracked by civil war for years hosting a global movie p