the she took on is the 2nd largest city in bangladesh. the northwestern part of this port city currently is home to 40 ship breaking yards, spending approximately 20 kilometers along the coast. in the year 2022 alone, 2900000 tons of scrap from ships were dismantled in these yards. the marine bio diversity research or pro barbara well has collect settlement and water samples from around the ship breaking area. a lot has changed in the last years he says to be able to hear by uh, the last 20 years alone, efficient men along to the guns i should according to the coastline last 25 species of fish. yeah. tongue. uh, could you talk to, to another one of the most important elements of marine bio diversity, macro events, those like snails and oysters are almost extinct on this coastline. i totally get to talk to a guy and she to come to town near the ship yard to season ship breakers want to share their experiences anonymously. the rather because of the international level of collections of workers are hesitant to report issues to international

the end of the coast, toxic ship wrecks in bangladesh. the thousands of ship transport goods and much and dice around the wealth, thoughts when that time is up. 80 percent of them end up as wrecks on the coasts of southern asia. poisoning people on the environment to to go is home to the world's 2nd largest ship graveyard should have does a 33 year old fisherman spend half of his life catching fish along the she took 100 coastline of bangladesh. but recently just noticed a troubling change in the marine eco system. it will have one on it must be the area that was much more associated with the mazda. what about the boat would be full, but the 2 nets i go now, we've been 2013, not see less fish or not or the fishermen quitting their jobs and it's kind of based on how to do the best time and even left the area of our study the properties to be paid, that's less than about the easy a shallow water fisherman does claims the broken up ships along the shore for polluting water and depleting fish populations. the nearby beached vessels were spill

sending people from bangladesh back to bangladesh. we have diplomatic relations with bangladesh. lots of countries with which that would be a lot harder to sort of do. the starmer legalistic, just take it through the courts and everything will be fine. that would be a very difficult case in the case of a country like afghanistan. >> absolutely. and actually one of the things that really annoyed me about keir starmer's approach is that he said he would basically sit down and do a deal with the taliban to return failed asylum seekers. and i'm sat there thinking, what the same taliban who barred women from going to school is that the same taliban that are killing people for being gay , i killing people for being gay, i mean, you'd struggle to find an asylum seeker from afghanistan who doesn't qualify. >> isn't this why you need a safe third country where you can deport people who can't return to their country of origin? >> if we are honestly going to sit here and discuss rwanda as a safe country, a country that in the last 20 years had a genocide, an actual genocide , genocide, an a

john: and how climate change is changing family planning and reproductive health in bangladesh. ♪ >>or funding for pbs news week and has been provided by -- ♪ and as the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ john: good evening. i'm john yang. voters in iran will head back to the polls for a second time next week. in friday's lloting to choose a successor to president ebrahim raisi, who was killed last month in a helicopter crash, three candidates split the hard-liners votes, allowing a reform candidate to take first place, but short of the majority needed to win. many voters said they're dissatisfied with their choices, but still said it's important to cast a ballot. >> the young generation has requests on economic, cultural, and social issues. implementing these requests isn't difficult, but there is a lack of attention towards them, particularly towards the youth. >> i realized i can de

save the children says more than 270000 children in bangladesh. have lost their homes or have to live in damage houses. in the aftermath of cycle in the month, the storm tore through the south western part of the country. a week ago, nearly 4000000 people were affected. the n g o says 16 people were killed. the disaster destroyed the livelihood to rule families already struggling to cope with the effects of climate change. or let's get more on this from 2 months and go into the country director at save the children in dakota, bangladesh, schumann, it's evident the psych loan has retired and bangladesh is poor. it's communities. what are those people, those children in particular need? most right now? so thank you for having me. that's true. so the 1st thing that uh, children the, this is the cause of drinking water save drinking water, food and shut up because the last number of houses came to 5 be completely destroyed. and then the following, this was, is they want me to vote in production because, you know, be, i've seen that they've been specia

your report also mentions bangladesh. will the state casino governments in, in, in bangladesh, be happy with moody winning as the time? what's that take on this situation? i think the should government would be very happy. she christina, enjoys fairly good jeff board with prime minister and that in the movie the relationship has flushed over the last couple of years. especially when it comes to counterterrorism during share cuz enough government at the india we used to use bunk lot these of providing sent to the to in certain groups, especially operating in india as north eastern states. that problem for india has east, under her government. but most importantly, i think in for india, bangladesh, it's important to deter china or to a degree, emissions of china entities. and especially in the bill of been calling deal works with the united states. but it's a life to deter china and i'm glad there's a good relationship upon got these hips, india chief that goes in in chicago. thanks so much for that analysis. russia is prep

he took four wickets as bangladesh chased a rain—adjusted total. bowling superstar. afghanistan's captain and still only 25. bangladesh were all out nine runs short of their victory target. a nervy, stirring, inspiring win. yeah, i think the cricket we have played in the whole tournament so far, i think like we have, we deserve to be in the semis and the way everyone took the responsibility of getting into the game and performing best for the team. so i don't know how i can describe my feeling, but it's a massive achievement for us as a team and as a nation. here's the reaction in afghanistan, the eastern city of khost. the national team is based in the uae, but the significance is felt here inside afghanistan. this man described hisjoy that for the first time, afghanistan have reached the world cup semi—finals after beating bangladesh. "we are very proud," he says. "the cricket gave afghans a great deal of happiness. a great deal of happiness". well, that's clear. but do you see any women here? when the taliban returned to power, afg hanistan's wo

bangladesh came close to a surprise victory.ers putting on a superb display south africa to 23—1; at one stage. on a tricky pitch reaching 113 for six of their 20 overs. bangladesh make a decent run chase and slight favourites heading to blast over. this is how close they got, the six required off the lost two balls, caught on the boundary ensues away from the win. south africa in the end taking the match by four runs on the brink of qualifying for their group. and it's official, history made on monday. jannik sinner is the first italian to become men's world number one in tennis. sinner won the australian open earlier this year and secured his position at the top of the atp rankings by reaching the semi—finals of the french open, where he was beaten by eventual champion carlos alcaraz. sinner replaces novak djokovic after the serb withdrew from roland garros before his own quarter—final. the 22—year—old say there's plenty more to come. i was happy and it was some relief now, what i have dreamed of since i was little kid, it was

bangladesh were all out nine runs short of their victory target, a nervy, stirring, inspiring win.ayed in the whole tournament so far, i think we deserved to be in the semis, and the way everyone took the responsibility of getting into the game and performing best for the team. so i don't know how i can describe my feeling, but, yes, it is a massive achievement for us as a team and a nation. here is the reaction in afghanistan. the national team is based in the uae, but the significance is felt here. this man describe his joy that for the first time afghanistan have reached the world semifinals after beating bangladesh. "we are very proud," he says. the cricket gave afghans a great deal of happiness. well, that is clear, but do you see any women here? when the taliban returned to power, afghanistan's women's cricketers fled for their lives. cricket allows the men's team to achieve all this. the absence of women's cricket in afghanistan is a clear breach of the sport's own rules. progress, even this progress, comes in that context. joe wilson for bbc news. rugby union, and england h

it's, it's unfortunately having some effects, the officials in bangladesh say a devastating floods have left 2000000 people stranded on the situation. good, good was the south asian country is among the world's most densely populated, that is highly prone to flooding its bounds. a huge flood plain and delta of it's the largest on us. the swelling rivers are fed by monsoon, ryans, and simulations, no mouth which is aggravated by global warming. the north east has been especially hard hits the ganges and drama co trow wine through bangladesh towards the sea, creating both ample, arable land and a major victim of climate. change the monsoon from june to september, sparks, floods that can submerge that part of the country. this year the flood waters in the northeast have inundated hundreds of villages and displaced over a 1000000 people as they flee their homes. the next challenge is finding a safe shelter. oh, i got on one. there is waste. the quote at my house got somebody not, i couldn't stay there with my family and took shelter in a safe house with them. now why? comp return to my home

i will double in some scientists believe rising sea levels could leave a 5th of bangladesh permanently under water. much of the threat is man made deforestation organization and the greater use of pesticides. the vast majority of rural bungee does she has souls rely on agriculture for their livelihood. with so much farmland, under threat global warming could devastate food security. and there's no less up in size meteorologist forecasts more heavy rainfall in the next few days. this could cause land slides in healy areas and even more flooding to your pain football championships, france versus the netherlands ended in the 1st goal as much of the tournament. francis star captain kennedy unimed, but they remained on the bench after suffering a broken nose in their opening game. it does go by a chevy see mountains that could have sealed them. the wind was disallowed. neither friends, northern netherlands, have yet qualified for the next round. france will face poland on june 25th, while the netherlands will play austria on the same day. on the 3rd, you are up to date after a short break p

i still do come from scorching sheet in the us to devastating floods in bangladesh. officials of their say, 2000000 people are now stranded and the situation could get worse. the south asian countries among the world's most densely populated and is highly prone to from flooding expands, a huge flood plain and delta, the largest on earth. the swelling rivers are fed by monsoon rains in him, a lands in snow mailed, aggravated by global warming. the northeast has been especially hard head to the gun g, as in bravo to try a wine through bangladesh towards the sea, creating both ample, arable land and a major victim of climate. change the monsoon from june to september, sparks, floods that can submerge that part of the country. this year, the flood waters and the northeast of inundated hundreds of villages and displaced over a 1000000 people as they flee their homes. the next challenge is finding a safe shelter. oh i got on one. there is waste a quote at my house. got somebody now. i couldn't stay there with my family and took shelter in a safe house with them. now i comp return to my home

first, al-amin noyon, from bangladesh.ecognition of his exceptional efforts managing an, using his professional and survivor-centered support to an estimated 35,000 trafficking victims and migrants returning to bangladesh.■wmarcela martine- in recognition of her extr in bolivia, spurring antitrafficking legal protections, increasing the visibility of searches for nd economic reintegration support to [applause] maria werlau from cuba. [applause] in recognition of her persistent and courageous efforts to amplify the voices and stories of survivors of forced labor and explta medical brigadesmj [applause] [applause]idha mustafa al-yasir, of courageous antitrafficking work, increasing ide continuously improving support and services provided to iraqi and foreign trafficking victims. [applause] /7edith murogo, in recognition f her decades spent fighting against human trafficking and labor exploitation, in particular her advocacy on behalf of domest, pushing for coordination among service providers to improve shelter provision and

is no longer a democratic country, they demand from the current government of bangladesh the islandrtin, this is the southernmost island, to create a new military base, this is about the issue that the united states. state, it must be said that everywhere in this region the americans are very actively, so to speak, spreading protestantism, there, for example, in vietnam, these mountain peoples, a million people have become protestants over the past 15 years, and the same thing is happening in these areas, so to speak, this is northeast india, is going to create a pro-american state from chatagong, mizoram, and cochin, this is already berman territory, that is , by doing so they seem to create huge problems for... so to speak, the processes the americans transported medium-range missiles there, this tufon complex and it starts there establish, moreover, the filipinos continue to provoke the chinese , literally there 5 days ago, and this is no longer some decrepit philippine ship, which is a semi-fishing boat that sails with supplies to the notorious this the ship santa madra, no, now

experts predicted that more monsoon rains are coming in bangladesh. bangladeshi state media announced that thousands of people have taken shelter in temporary shelters. thousands of hectares of the world's largest freshwater lagoon in brazil burned. the pantanal wetland of brazil, which is a unique ecosystem , contains thousands of endangered and unusual species of animals in the world , and has witnessed about 700 fires in the last 3 weeks alone. with these fires, a number of species valuable animals were destroyed. experts warn that the worst is probably not yet happened because the strange heat wave is lurking in this region. parkinson's disease was detected with the help of artificial intelligence in english and german with the help of artificial intelligence and blood analysis of 72 patients with sleep behavior disorder. these people suffer from some kind of disorder caused by the abnormal accumulation of protein in brain cells, such as parkinson's. according to the researchers, in this test, by determining 8 proteins in the blood , potential par

bangladesh were all out nine runs short of their victory target, a nervy, staring, inspiring win.- theires, i think the cricket _ staring, inspiring win. yes, i think the cricket we - staring, inspiring win. yes, i think the cricket we have - think the cricket we have played in the whole tournament so far, i think we deserved to be in the semis, and the way everyone took the responsibility of getting into the game and performing best for the team. so i don't know how i can describe my feeling, but yes, it is a massive achievement for us as a team and a nation. he achievement for us as a team and a nation.— and a nation. he is the reaction _ and a nation. he is the reaction in _ and a nation. he is the | reaction in afghanistan. and a nation. he is the - reaction in afghanistan. the national team is based in the uae, but the significance is felt here. this man describe hisjoy this man describe his joy that for the first time afghanistan have reached the world semifinals after beating bangladesh. we are very proud, he says. the cricket gave afghans a great deal of happiness. well, that is

bangladesh all out nine runs short of their victory target, a nervy, stirring, inspiring win. teams we have played in the whole tournament so far, we deserve to be in the semifinals. everyone took that responsibility of getting into the game and performing the best for the team. so i don't know how to describe my feelings, but it's a massive achievement for us as a team and a nation. here is a reaction in afghanistan. the eastern city here with the national team based in the united arab emirates but significance is felt here. this man described his joy of the first time they reached the semifinals after beating bangladesh. we're very proud of, he said, as cricket gave us a great deal of happiness. that's clear but do you see any women here? when the taliban return to power, the women positive in flint for their lives. the absence of women possibly get in afghanistan is a clear breach of the sport bus my own rules. of the sport own rules. progress, even this progress, comes in that context. joe wilson, bbc news. keep across it all on the bbc sport website and app. in the last c

they beat bangladesh by 50 runs in antigua., including both kohli and yadav in the same over, hardik pandya was unbeaten on 50 as india posted 196—5. bangladesh never got close in their chase. they reached 146 for 8. india top their super 8s group and face australia next on monday. lando norris is on pole for sunday's spanish grand prix at the circuit de catalunya. by 200ths of a second with a blistering lap towards the end of qualifying. it was a great result after what had been a difficult day for mclaren, they had a fire in their hospitality suite earlier, that saw one of their staff taken to hospital. everyone is ok, though. the merecedes' of lewis hamilton and george russell will start on the second row. italy's lorenzo musetti is through to the queen's club championships final. the world number 30 beat australia's jordan thompson in three sets to reach his third atp final — where he will face american tommy paul. belgium still winning 1—0 against romania, i will have another update in the next hour. thank you very much. s

i'm the ministry june to is moving closer to the bangladesh. she bowed up tens of thousands of ethnic rank courts in the middle pressure to choose aside, leading something to resist challenging reports. now from cox's bizarre, near me, in tens of thousands of predominately muslim, rang uh, have recently fled the fighting and me and my southwestern rock trying state. i'm taking shelter nearby mother. she burger. so i'm running that said they have started or assist in movement. i've got to mother of the 0, spoke to a 27 year old member of a row. he can go to assistant group on on. he stays there more than 1000 active members like came operating in 17 separate locations in rock kind as they are fighting against the military. honda forces and sometimes the ark and army rebel group auditing is one of the we train our people inside, right. kind in the valleys between the mountain areas. there are several of these training grounds out to me and there are many groups and each of them has different training instructors. this 21 year old is a hanger rece

reporter: trafficking in on bangladesh.you placed some effort taken by the government prosecution prevention. one of them is the trafficking rohingya population. over one mohingya refugees in bangladesh right now. any plan to assist the government matt: let me take that question and get you an answer. reporter: another question about the same area. hostile military activitiesg on near st. maarten island that bangladesh only one island is there. that cooperate wit posed by hostile military activityies near st. maarten island to the bay ofallon -- bengal. matt: i will take that and get you an answer as w reporter: the traffics report. accordin that report which is based on the international organizations, is syria along with groups, isis and al qaeda and others, recruit and use boys and girls, child soldiers. alsot month the united nations reported that the organizations force tkpwhreufully recuted children into tir a ranks in 2022 in syria. doing thatrtners in syria, what are the possible steps by the u.s. them. should we ex

and bangladesh complete the line—up for the t20 cricket world cup�*s super 8s — after victory over nepal let's start at the european football championship. france have made a winning start, after beating austria 1—0 in dusseldorf in group d. but as patrick geary reports, they needed a bit of luck along the way. the bigger the star, the bigger the close—up. the focus is always on kylian mbappe. as a global icon, the france captain's every move is watched. it's another thing trying to keep up with him. austria escaped but they have the capacity to do more than survive. the austrians have been on good form and here for christoph baumgartner, a great chance. commentator: and maignan did his job superbly. _ a sliding doors moment because in a blink, the match moved on. mbappe moved on, mesmerisingly. commentator: it's an own goal. france have taken the lead. typical, magical. a conjuring trick that made poor max wober the stooge. it is easy to take mbappe for granted, so when he got away here, everyone knew what would happen next. until somehow it didn't. commentator: and misses. goodness me!

bring you the latest on the flights of their drawing, a refugee's and the situation on me and more bangladesh, broader. the or at least $43.00 palestinians have been killed in large scale, is really a tax. across northern garza, 24 died and the shockey refugee count residential area goes the city 19 more were killed. moments later and separate strikes east of casa city. many of the victims of children hunting mountain really begins our coverage from the the, the ambulance is full, but more one that are coming. dozens of palestinians were injured by israeli jets in gauze and north killing dogs and the war plains targeted 2 buildings and a shot at refuge. you can it is one of 8 historic counts established in gauze after the creation of israel in 1948 displaced. hundreds of thousands of palestinians and now it's where many to shoulder from is really a types of neighboring you about the 8 months ago. for the young generation, it is no refuge. c nathaniel, who is a murderous coward criminal targeting innocent children, if you would brave enough, you would have come to fight, told me in on the batt

as a trafficking person report on bangladesh.ome effort taken by government with persecution somerecommendation. one of the population 1 million i think it's in bangladesh right now do you have any government. let me take that question get a correct side of the question with the same area the activities going on near saint maarten island onbangladesh the islands is w do they plan to cooperate with them bangladesh andchallenges posed by hostile activities government forces near saint maarten island u.s. division includes. projects i will take that to get an answer as the report based on updated idea week the terror groups and al qaeda.so last month united nations reported organization syria to expect the united states the possible other steps? they do don't have any steps that want to preview her from the >> is a meeting next >> we have seen thoseit publicly confirmed by either of the countries i will. wait to and declined to comment till i see them confirmed by the governmentsntin question gove ahead. declined 2023 gdp is 20%.rop

now the results of the election of luxury being welcomed by india is neighbors like bangladesh on india is eastern border. but that is not the case with pakistan. officials and as long as bad as the indian prime minister moody have a front trust relationship and how that relationship develops will now be closely watch during moody's. the to since the creation of 1947 bach assignment, india have fought for boards and had freak bring board the scholarship. just a few weeks before the indian elections, the indian defense minister underlined india stands unblocked, the stands moves going around this time ready for any terrorist from the neighboring country tries to hurt india. we will get the fitting response. if he runs the way back to pack us, we will kill him by entering into packaged out of pocket money. things common scheme of to britain. but guardian published on the board, stating that since 2020 in the electric give 20 dentist on focused on the story, india has longer to spark the fun of sponsoring terrorism and fielding an insurgency in indian head gushing. these things called part

the incessant rain caused the serv river near bangladesh, north eastern border to rise in updating the surrounding areas. local officials say some 37000 people are stranded in a rural areas. in the united states, the head of aircraft rancor, boeing has apologize to the relatives of victims, killed in crashes involving as plains in 20182019 chief executive dave cologne was giving testimony and hearings in the senate and all 346 people were killed in the accidents caused by problems with the flight control software. i think the families of victims who were killed into playing crashes involving boeing 737 max jets, got the on capital hill. they are cooling for justice for boeing. c o. david calhoun, to take responsibility for what they say would known problems with a cross to that were in service. my being here is so that co home can see my father's face and see the cost of his decisions. i mean, if we all here living in this nightmare that doesn't seem to end of what has now become our lives, why should the people who made decisions continue to not face the people that they let down? all

bangladesh won the toss and put india in to bat and it didn't look the best decision as india made 196eply, bangladesh struggled, losing wickets at regular intervals as they fell 50 runs short of their target with kuldeep yadav taking three wickets. if australia beat afghanistan tomorrow, then they and india will progress to the semifinals from group one. but a surprise win for afghanistan would keep all four sides in contention. west indies hammered the usa by nine—wickets to reignite their hopes of reaching the semifinals. shai hope's 82, including this six to secure victory, leaves them in second place in their super 8s group, with the top two in each group advancing to the quarters. the olympic opening ceremony is just over a month away in paris and the last of the qualifiers are hoping to secure their places. in budapest bmx freestyle, skateboarding , breaking and sport climbing feature and our correspondent katy gornall can bring us the latest. i tell you what, it has been some day for kieran riley. he is the world champion in bmx freestyle and the european and now he gets to sho

the north east has been especially hard hit the ganges and bremo co, tro wine, through bangladesh, towards the sea, creating both ample, arable land on a major victim of climate. change the monsoon from june to september, sparks, floods that can submerge that part of the country. this year the flood waters in the northeast have inundated hundreds of villages and displaced over a 1000000 people as they flee their homes. the next challenge is finding a safe shelter. oh, i got on one. there is waste. a quote at my house. got somebody not. i couldn't stay there with my family and took shelter in a safe house with them. now i comp return to my home because the board isn't receipt and cell phone ready. now. schools are being turned into shelters. climate change is shifting weather patterns and increasing the number of natural disasters. and farmers are bearing the brunt, or is it one of the gums? i'm in a bad situation since the day of the 8. i'll try and get him over to front of the border, entered our house. it's for you. yeah, i'm gonna, i'm gonna describe this now i have around 7 and a half

the incessant rains caused the storm are forever near bangladesh, north eastern border to rise in updating the surrounding areas. local officials say some 37000 people are stranded in rural areas. blistering heat topping 48 degrees celsius has caused the death hundreds of worshippers. during this years, hodge pilgrimage and sonia radio, thousands more were affected by seats stroke. nearly 2000000 muslims from 22 countries took part in the pilgrimage this year, which ended with the ritual of circling the cob law strong in the c o. boeing has a role, enjoys the families who lost loved ones in 2737, max crashes. during a us senate hearing dave cologne said the aircraft maker took responsibility for a faulty software system. crashes in indonesia, any c o p. i killed 346 people in 20182019 i wanted the canyon government has scrapped plans to introduce new taxes as a way of financing next year's budget. the proposed changes included levies on bread and cars. they spark protests and the capital nairobi. police have been criticized for arresting hundreds of people and those demonstrations to the p

the netherlands may have lost their match against bangladesh but there was a stunning catch by sybrandhe dutchman diving to grab it. shakib al hasan made an unbeaten 64 from 46 balls to guide bangladesh to 159, before rishad hossain took three wickets as the netherlands fell 25 runs short. let's turn our attention to the euros now and the opening match draws ever closer. scotland take on germany in munich on friday — and the scots have been talking about the confidence in the squad, and how the prospect of becoming the first scotland side to reach the knockout stages of a major competition is "driving them forward". jane dougall was in munich to hearfrom head coach steve clarke and liverpool defender andy robertson. they both, very interestingly said that there was an edge to their last training session this morning because they knew that it was going to be the last one. afterwards, they then travelled from garmisch—partenkirchen up here to munich. they've started to settle in, of course, in preparation for tomorrow. and thousands of fans you might have seen them have been waiting for

and bangladesh complete the line—up for the t20 cricket world cup�*s super 8s, after victory over nepalo there. welcome along. let's start at the european football championship. france have made a winning start, after beating austria, 1—0, in dusseldorf in group d. but, as patrick geary reports, they needed a bit of luck along the way. the bigger the star, the big of a close—up. the focus is always on killie and mbappe, as a global icon the france captain's every move is watched. it's another thing try to keep up with him. austria escaped but they have the capacity to do more than survive. the austrians have been on good form and here for christophe baumgartner, a great chance. �* ,, , ., chance. and stephen mannion did his “ob chance. and stephen mannion did his job superbly- _ chance. and stephen mannion did his job superbly. a _ chance. and stephen mannion did his job superbly. a sliding - his job superbly. a sliding doors moment, _ his job superbly. a sliding doors moment, because i his job superbly. a sliding | doors moment, because in his job superbly. a sliding i doors moment, be

the incessant rains cause the storm a river near bangladesh is northeastern border to rise, inundating the surrounding areas. local officials say some 37000 people are stranded in rural areas. the fire at the military, i munition depot in chads capital into media has triggered a series of explosions. government officials say at least one person has been killed and several wounded. president has promised an investigation into the fire us president obama has announced a new program to provide a path to citizenship for half a 1000000 migrants who were married to us citizens and had been in the country for more than a decade earlier this month. the binding ministration cracked down on the asylum seekers at the southern border with mexico of israel's army has approved plans for a possible offensive into southern lebanon. rationing up tensions between israel and the ran back as belong militia. the is really for administer, threatened to destroy hezbollah, if it comes to an old war. his statement came after his blot entered it could attack the southern, the rather the northern is really ports

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bangladesh are 87 for four after 16 overs. they are 94 a5.k, and the stuttgart open in germany. that's where british number two jack draper has chosen to begin his preparations for wimbledon. he began with a hard fought straight sets win over sebastian 0fner. draper won both in a tie break and could play andy murray in the last 16. at the nottingham 0pen, heather watson came through a couple of rain interruptions and the loss of the first set against america's kayla day, winning her opening match 4-6, 6-0, 6-4. it's the fourth straight year she's made the last 16. the defending champion katie boulter is being pushed all the way in an all british clash with harriet dart. in a repeat of last year's quarterfinal, dart took the opening set on a tie break, but boulter responded to take it to a decider and these are live pictures from nottingham where this match has been going for over three hours now. having a bit of a sit in between games, and you can watch it on the iplayer and bbc sports website, dart versus katie boulter, boser with a better h

still think it's a heavy pulse, as of right towards the northeast of the country through bangladesh. should have made a little more progress by now pushing across towards the northern plains. but then not quite there yet. wisdom disturb is we'll try to temper the heat up towards the north west hole with a top temperature of $41.00, the headless themes in the gaza strip as easily as long smart continues. there is a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media and it needs to be question, sustains coverage. that actively humanize as is ratings and actively the humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this to kind of wait tracking those stories, examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listing past, the hello again, you're watching out as a reminder of our top stories. this sound goes as hospitals are facing extreme overcrowding as they struggle to treat the ill and wounded according to the world health organization. only 17, i'm just 36, a partially functioning the is rarely military has targ

in recent years, many drawing a refugee is have died in land slides and floods installed in bangladesh at the hoodie. it is why we were all sleeping around 2 am. there was a southern lunch light that buried my sister and her husband. they both died. the amount of keys delayed as a disaster is part of a number of the climate events triggered by extreme weather in bangladesh and south asia. in general, many refugees here are worried because more rain is expected in the coming days, which could worse than the flood situation and the trigger even more land slides in the can tunnel each other gives it a cox's bizarre. now the, i'm going dodge prime minister mark right to looks that to be the next nato chief off to the on the other candidate for the post pull out of the race. rosa is set to take over the reins in october. when you come back in stilton bugs, time comes to an end. this transition comes at a challenging time for the ministry alliance. russians war and ukraine is in its 3rd year. a nato leaders are worried about china and unrest in the middle east. thousands of people have gathe

this 21 year old are hanging there recently managed to escape to bangladesh from a military camp operated by the arctic an army input. the don is not worried about his family safety background. i'm going to do it. i got a product by any that up until we get on a right, so we'll keep our resistance fight against the me and my government. that is our objective. not like the plight of the hang of trapped in border areas remains unknown because of the intense fighting form about you. the recently a part is environment they're say, then not i read off and the new movement of running towards that countries bothers . they also realtor, that their spend of not permitting any more members of the ethnic, mostly community to enter it stutter 3. the many wants and immediate resolution to the crisis. she's the community they forcibly too many young men, including me from al homes. when we refused they use with them is to frighten us and threatened to our families. gunfire from the fighting and recurring state has reached boats near the bangladesh, the territory of saint martin island, virtually isolat