good to see you banish when it comes to freedom of expression in bangladesh. what has changed since the ousting of the government? earlier this year? kathy, the situation has definitely dramatically changed. you can feel at the moment you enter fund like this. i spoke to a lot of people, i joined the list students, people from government or can they get funding that issues? and many, many people told me that for example, the simple thing like posting criticism on social media. this is basic criticism. they were not, that didn't feel comfortable criticizing the government or any government institutions or the security forces on social media. so all of a sudden you'll see a lot of people, young people expressing their anger, expressing their emotions on social media. and then there was a political analyst, for example, who told me that now in bangladesh, order for starting with our seminars, happenings, there are discussions happening about how bug not these can move towards democracy . what would be the role of security forces? what kind of changes the constitu

he is also trying to signal internationally that bangladesh has had this moment of instability. that's two things he is doing aware tie to help them. we are trying to work with the labor condition which has long been a concern for decades actually and many american products are sourced through manufacturing in bangladesh so we are very -- working very quickly to make sure there's an agreement between unions which are very strong but have not been traditionally supported by civil society organizations so those are some of the things we are doing. of course to all of this we are promoting and pushing of rule of law which is lacking in bangladesh. a rule of law for beinart is the rule of law for tracking down shehada some and any kind of terrorist threat to the people of bangladesh and the protection of the ratings who have fled from burma into bangladesh and who have been having a right to be protected. the people are incredibly generous so we are working with them to make sure that continues. these are some of things we are doing. above all else we are working to make it clear th

but bangladesh here were restrictive.ladesh let loose. they might have been even further on top, but drops in the field gave england a chance. they scored 118. it meant they would need wickets. in the field and in this match, england found ways to hold on. for bangladesh, a big score was just as hard to get to. this was the bowling england needed to defend that small total. their world cup is up and running. this was not quite the perfect start. but for england, all that matters is to be here at the end. meanwhile, australia began the defence of their t20 world cup title with a comfortable six—wicket win in sharjah. sri lanka batted first and set a target of 93, but despite losing three early wickets, opener beth mooney�*s unbeaten 43 led the six—time champions over the line with 3a balls to spare. they will now face new zealand on monday. staying with cricket, england's men have named their team to face pakistan on monday. ben stokes will not be a part of the first test, so 0llie pope will captain the side. jack leach is

tash farrant, england baller, was watching on for the bbc. 120 was their target against bangladesh.ren't able to get going with the bat. they bowled nicely, the spin up top, the scottish spinners, they bowled beautifully. the legspinner. but then as we said in the interval, we really felt that in the powerplay, they need to get off to a bit to a flyer, but they were not able to find a boundary against the slow spinners that bangladesh possess. i thought their two legspinner's bowled beautifully and i was impressed with the bangladesh fielding. brilliant, especially on the boundary, cutting off those twos. and scotland, sarah bright was left stranded at the end. she had partner upon new partner, and was unable to create a partnership with anyone. left stranded on 49 and was not able to get the team over the line. now she's been the wnba's outstanding player of the season, the girl who's brought women's basketball to the maistream and now caitlin clark has been named the rookie of the year award. with her indiana fever team, clark set countless records this year including most points

but those we're paying to have his prize, our poor nations, like for example, bangladesh. can you tell us about the most immediate challenges and risks facing vulnerable communities in bangladesh today? yeah, yeah. like right now when i'm talking to you, i have the reading outside in september, we were supposed to see if this any but a star be right now like cutting me in. some of them are about part time 3, each student on the water from a previous bar and the abs narvie distance be well not supposed of, not the we are not prepared for this. and the same time of the se of our country is the uh, like last slide. and the people in the us, people of this land are getting higher because of the i'm also i because the land is not to me, very much aligned with this model. then we are not prepared for how we need to figure it out. so even though this is very good at, um like our, the war need, we didn't hide the warning in. and because it's, it's harder and harder to predict, i suppose. and i'm going to get a roxy on that a little later. it shot. um, we talked a lot about deputat

how does use government you the protection of human rights in bangladesh? >> i can't speak to these individual cases but a catelli the secretary met with the prime minister of bangladesh at the u.n. general assembly. >> chief. right now we do have prime minister. >> direct. acting prime minister i think his title is. >> yes. >> and may clearview want to see human rights protected and ultimately those responsible for violations of human rights of the bangladeshi people need to be held accountable. >> thank you. can i ask about china? the recently concluded some but as use strongly which against chinese aggressive dominance in the south china sea. what can we expect to see in intensive diplomatic continuation. >> us will continue to work with our allies and partners in the region to advance our vision of a free, open, prosperous and secure indo-pacific. >> thank you very much. >> sensing an american to ten years in prison for allegedly fighting as a mercenary for ukraine. what's the state department response for that? do think charges are legitimate? >> so i

but scotland's first ever cricket world cup match ended in defeat as they were beaten by bangladesh in fell 17 runs short. here's our cricket reporter henry moeran in sharjah. defeating for scotland in the tournament opener, and the first wild card match of any side, it was performance in the end of fell short of what they would have been hoping for. england ball that was watching on for the bbc, 120 was the target against bangladesh, they fell 17 runs short?— fell 17 runs short? they 'ust won able i fell 17 runs short? they 'ust won able to i fell 17 runs short? they 'ust won able to get i fell 17 runs short? they 'ust won able to get going h fell 17 runs short? theyjust won able to get going with l fell 17 runs short? theyjust i won able to get going with the bad, _ won able to get going with the bad, they bowled nicely, the spin — bad, they bowled nicely, the spin up — bad, they bowled nicely, the spin up top, the scottish spinners, they bowled beautifully, the legspinner but then as — beautifully, the legspinner but then as we sat in the interval, we really— then as we sat in the i

in bangladesh, tunbridge audrey, i'll just say that i shared northern bangladesh. and that's everybody in the clock from now. we've got more news coming up in half enough. a write off to we go to see that like to about the hearing defense to see others ready, a thought here to southern so i'll just use teams across the world when you close to the house of the store, the the supreme court as long hill that political boycotts or form of expression protected by the 1st amendment. sponsor the anti boycott bill because, you know, i think it's just the right thing to do. jewish people are gods chosen people and i, i feel like an obligation to do anything within my control or power to support them or protect preston for the house. this passage of senate bill 513 for the machine. mr. clair, i would say probably have would identifies evangelical. they understand how important it is to support israel. $69.00 days, 3 days, 0 present, the bill is passed. i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that period. so their visits

this is the 2nd way we'll plug that affected bangladesh just a little over a month ago. then whole, northwestern in southeastern part of bangladesh was severely affected by blood. displacing more than 5000000 people. climate scientists say of the global warming and the impact of climate is changing. that monsoon rein pattern in northeast and india and bangladesh causing erratic floods and more frequent floods. this is a major challenge the country has to deal with in coming years and decades and something to after improvise. to tackle this problem. time being charged re, i'll just data sherpa. polls the open and most of the explosions are electing a new president, time members of parliament. the electoral commission says it's running a free and fair vote, but lots quotes dispute that the economy is the top issue in the election. malcolm web has more from the capital in the future rights groups here who are.

i mean, they're cutting flat to bangladesh in 2017. she has 4 children, 3 are from, were born into camp. i'm worried about my children. how can i help and support their education? and there is no access to form and schooling. i don't know what will happen to them in the future. the latest conflict between rebels and me on mars, military government has forced more running from their homes. some of the young people not believe that freedom and the right to return can only be achieved. so i'm struggling, something visit our team was able to meet. one of the active is in a secret location of the many and the younger generation. now believe in arms struggle against the me and mark government. we see it is the only way to gain freedom and return to the homeland. we will keep fighting until we get our rights back. yeah, that one of the, the un saves me on mart, isn't ready to take back row. hang. it also acknowledges bangladesh is grappling with the complexities of managing more than a 1000000 refugees. the slaves, many running are frustrated

and which audrey gives a cox's bizarre bangladesh. just to remind you of the us secretary state antony blinking is in del hi ms. latest diplomatic pushed towards a ceasefire in garza, where was it the press conference and that will bring it to you soon as we have it and stay with us. and obviously the had a lot of bad things have come down nicely across central america and the caribbean . will get that in a moment. first, it's a south america and we've got somebody was stormy situation across the south. we've had some very heavy rain effect northern parts of origin, tina. and you can see that weather feature working its way towards uruguay into southern parts of brazil. we have got some red warnings out for those thunderstorms on thursday. behind that it clears up across northern parts of argentina and chile, but we will see flu shot was coming back in on friday. the temperature coming down is santiago to 22 degrees celsius. you can see the plume of showers continuing across parts of brazil. welcome would weather, given the drought to

scotland playing host bangladesh, it's their first - host bangladesh, it's their first ever world cup as well back home in england, so they're used to playing really good because a cricket. they came through that world cup qualifiers and they've been in the uae a lot in recent times. in this heat, that's going to be tough. it recent times. in this heat, that's going to be tough.— recent times. in this heat, that's going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger. _ going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger, the _ going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger, the women's - going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger, the women's game. | going to be tough. it gets stronger. and stronger, the women's game. we know professionalism has grown a lot recently. but we still see a bit of a gap of those in england, india, australia and below. who could perhaps cause in upstate nashe and upset? i’m perhaps cause in upstate nashe and u-set? �* ., ., ., ,, upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka. upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka- -- _ upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka.

total.— bangladesh started to build a health total.ing _ healthy total. unfortunately erased a way to the crippling heat - healthy total. unfortunately erased a way to the crippling heat got - healthy total. unfortunately erased a way to the crippling heat got the | a way to the crippling heat got the better of some, whilst others let big moment slip through their fingers. big moment slip through their finaers. m . big moment slip through their finaers. m m, . .m big moment slip through their finaers. . , fingers. helmet catching has been treat b fingers. helmet catching has been great by scotland _ fingers. helmet catching has been great by scotland today. - fingers. helmet catching has been i great by scotland today. bangladesh underwhelming themselves with a bat, setting scotland a total of 120 for victory. the paces started to settle the nerves — but that was followed by this, captain bryce gone for 11. then deja vu — scotland stifled and in trouble, finding themselves all out for 103 as bangladesh won their first world cup game in

bangladesh were struggling on 26—2 in the sencond innings and they trail by 26.rate ineos brittania and the italians luna rossa in the final of the louis vuitton cup. it's now 3—3 after today's two races off the coast of barcelona, ben aisnlie�*s brittania edged ahead in the best of seven cpontest winning the first race in the best of seven contest winning the first race of the day, butjust as they did in yesterday's, luna rossa, skippered by ainslie�*s great rival jimmy spithill, roared back with a comfortable victory in the second. they race again tomorrow. the eventual winner will face new zealand in the america's cup that starts on the 12th october. a reminder of our top story before we go. manchester united are expected to stick with their manager erik ten hag for matches against porto and aston villa this week. that is despite their demoralising 3—0 defeat against tottenham at old trafford on sunday. and you can get all the latest sports news from the sport app or our website. that is it from us. thank you for watching. bye— bye. hello there. well, as we st

multiple security concerning bangladesh. neighboring country india has placed a message to the bangladesh government for ensuring peaceful religious event in that community. in this given scenario, do the u.s. government plays any kind of communication with bangladeshi authority to protect the rights of minorities? >> of course we want to see the rights of minorities protected in bangladesh and around the world. >> thank you so much. what special measure will the u.s. take in response to the urgent call from french based human rights organization in human risk watch j mbf regarding the rising incident of mob violence and lynching in bangladesh. how will it ensure accountability for human rights violations in bangladesh in light of the growing concerns surrounding increasing number of legal cases in individuals like such person of -- and hundreds of others? how does the u.s. government view the protection of human rights in bangladesh? >> i cannot speak to these individual cases but i can say the secretary met with the prime

i've got money, but you from bangladesh. oh, she comfortable, i could. oh yeah, i could see how this image of the bangladesh she was that of an icon of poverty. i sort of okay. you know, like do you have these photographers visiting? i know they fly and they have diarrhea for 2 days. i'm taping the no, but they create that image of what my country is and if we were to change that, we need to to be our own story. tell us a lot because what 3 was a platform for us story. tell us that feels like an appropriate point to ask if there are any questions from the audience. so in light of the very different struggles for liberation in both to your perspective, the country, south african bangladesh. so what are the impacts of those on struggles on the political landscape corruption authoritarianism, and what's the impact on the citizens of? well i, i mentioned the military general and we were finally able to get the general down and we had in election, we had elected government. that's when we came to the realization that having an election in itself does not lead

we significant that that hold off a chris freedom in bangladesh has declined in recent years. the organization jupiter. so we build border design fee, 160 people out of 180 countries in its 2024 was press freedom in dick's analysts say a bung with issued just at the beginning of its efforts to improve press freedom for press freedom, there needs to be certain reforms a to of the digital secuity after cyber security at most of the various laws that define what does defamation and sedition and things like that what, what constitutes going against the constitution? what constitutes going against the, for the constitution, all of these things are criminal offenses and the 5 to the general. so anyone writing even dressing on social media? so coming out of that would mean these laws actually need to change. may have the whole cast board for the distinctive last to be the field that's under consideration. we bought of this new and preowned government. now do you bring them germany install? so one of shots is heading to india with members office cabinets that holds towards end of stre

in bangladesh, what we're trying to do is to give them recognition as people who are being displaced by climate change and providing them with some assistance to dealing with the displacement, the middle of push to whatever do i see if i could think on that, what that that's, i guess, couldn't say let about that i'm gonna have as good as it last night. the auto body is only kept them destroyed. well, no, the one that the toilet them on. uh, why should i guess at the front desk with the uh is this, is that i send them to that at the end of any soon didn't that ring and by day is it them, the part is no different. this is our last is our would need maybe since bought them. josh, i'd like to say she's not in. they need a deposit of income. i can do sort of income, right. but there's also 2 of them that the siding can do another federal knife pen can and cannot directly from the sort of us it didn't even was it gonna put us to the group cut up? it won't let it pass. a cool, dulles touched by the body by the heart, by the usa, automatically to the joy, look at it. it will do the guy most

in bangladesh, what we're trying to do is to give them recognition as people who are being displaced by climate change and providing them with some assistance to dealing with the displacement, the middle of push to the bottom. you see if i could think on that, what i guess going to let him know that i'm gonna have as good as it last night. the buddy zone may get them to show a window to one of the toilet them on. uh, why should i guess at the front desk with the uh is this is i send them to that in the answer? didn't that ring and birthday is it them to for this? no given this is our last is our would need maybe says bottom, shawn voc decision at the law not in the the deposit of i'm going to do sort of income, right. but there's also 2 of them that the siding can do another federal night pen can can connect directly from the, the, sort of up as it didn't even go to the group cut out. it won't let it pass. group almost touched by the body. but on hold on this part by the usa automatically to the door, look at it. it won't do that guy. most of us could well, i knew because of that, bu

will patients continue to have that challenging reports from northern bangladesh? just as the water begin to restate in the country south is a new city or flooded. the country is not displacing tens of thousands across several districts. many are reluctant to leave their homes and help is slow to come . but most of course, we don't have any fresh water for drinking, nor can we cook food under this condition. we are just barely living on dry suit. it is stuff for us of the region is familiar with flash floods, but this is one of the worst thing over 30 years. turbo and rivers swollen by heavy rain and water from upstream india bridge several flood production and bergman causing widespread flooding in northern bangladesh. thousands of people are forced to move homes and farm land, severely damaged. members of the armed forces with the help of volunteers are leading, rescue and relief efforts in flood damaged areas of his groups. people told them today we faced real difficulty and rescuing people as that was too much water and on the car. and most of us hello to peopl

in northern bangladesh, thousands of people are forced to move homes and farm lands severely damaged. members of the armed forces with the help of volunteers are leading, rescue and relief efforts in flood damaged areas. of these quotes people told them today we faced real difficulty and rescuing people. so that was too much water and on the car. and most of us are local people here kind of distributing relief. and there is not much help coming from other sources. recovery from many of the world farmers could take months or even years. but even if there's a home good, bad, the damage and all the crops that are prompted got washed away, it's a total loss. there is nothing left for us as climate experts, one the changing rainfall. evans in the human land region could lead to even more devastating natural disasters in bangladesh. tunbridge audrey, i'll just say the shape of northern bangladesh for the world's longest saving, death row of prison is now free for life. that's off the japanese prosecutor said they will not challenge away commodities. the course of the quarter cleared how com

say a life isn't much better in bangladesh, violence, trafficking, and drug crimes arrive on children are forced into marriage. flimsy shelter is off a little protection from extreme weather and food restaurants have been cut due to funding shortfalls of humanitarian agencies. no division 9. no. there is a lack of education that private health care, central facilities or any means of making a living. yeah. when we, when people are trapped for long periods without the future dream. so hopefully that is only natural that some get involved in crime. and as a legal activities trying that the international community should take steps to resolve this price is a bunch of these other rides, groups that are hang also face frequent, harass them, torture, extortion, and unlawful detention by special police units. more than a 1000000 drawing i live in what is now the world's largest refugee can. but the face, new in security is inside as rival drugs and battle for dominance tons of money. some children make up more than half of the population in cox's bazaar. and every year and now the 30000 are

despite two days without play, india have wrapped up victory in the second test against bangladesh, andith it a 2—0 series clean sweep. jasprit bumrah and ravindra jadeja combined to take six of the 8 wickets to fall early on the final day in kanpur as bangladesh were bowled out for 146 in their second innings. india only needed 95 to win and went quickly. not as quickly as their historic eight runs an over in the first innings. but still completed a seven wicket victory, reaching their target in under 18 overs. if you make 400, try to make a game out of it, it tells you that the captain believes the bowlers will get the job done, i believe in them, and they had the ability to take 20 wickets, so you will encounter situations where butter is to dominate against our bowling attack, that is given in the game, but the bowling attack is quite special and i do hope this legacy of bowling is taken forward. carlos alcaraz has now won eight straight matches since his shock defeat in the second round of the us open. reaching the final in beijing, where he'll play world number one jannik sinner f

, they will need to beat bangladesh, they will need to up that run rate.ern ireland to compete in the group stage of a main european football competition. with a population of less than 20,000, it's a big night for the town, as mike bushell has been finding out. there was a time when larne and its football club were all at sea, all washed up on the east coast of northern ireland. # all the lads and lassies...# but not any more. the club's fans are now going to be heard across europe, singing a new tune as the club becomes the first team from northern ireland to compete in the main group stages of the current european competitions. oh, unbelievable. unbelievable. rags to riches. you couldn't make it up. you go from like, crowds of 30—50 people to 2,000. 3,000. it's mad, like. i must have stood and cried for about ten minutes. - really? just really emotional. we definitely transformed the town. we transformed the people of the town. there would have been a bit of a running joke locally within northern ireland that the best thing about larne was perhaps the r

. tunbridge audrey, i'll just say the shepherd, northern bangladesh. i had an i'll just say to oppose that open in mozambique and the presidential elections. they can see the governing, posit extend, it's 49 years in power. the business latest is sponsored by him to lot global. your real estate destination in due by the business latest to sponsored by him to like global your real estate destination in due by the the voters in mozambique have gone to the poles, to elect a new president on members of parliament. it's the end of president for it even use these 2 terms in office. the electoral commission says it's running a free and fair vote for white scripts dispute that and across to malcolm lab, who's in the capital in the future. so while the right scripts in the elections are going to be re, malcolm, the rights groups observing the selection, unable to investigate the previous ones, say that rigging of elections in mozambique became systematic conflicts. and from about 2018. they say that the ruling for lead my policy controls the electro commission,

bangladesh face england on saturday in their next match, scotland have got the west indies on sunday.he tournament between pakistan and sri lanka starts shortly, also in sharjah. paula badosa is through to the semi—finals at the china open, she beat shuai zhang in straight sets. ba d osa swe pt through the first 6—1. zhang had been having a great run in beijing after going more than 600 days without a single win on tour, and the chinese player battled back in the second before losing it on a tie break. badosa will play sixth seeded coco gauff in the semis after she beat yulia starodubtseva earlier. the ukrainian, ranked 115 in ther world, gave her a scare, winning the first set 6—2, but the former us open champion fought back to take the next two by the same score. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. in the united states, new evidence has been unsealed in the federal election case against former president donald trump. prosecutors believe mr trump isn't immune from prosecution for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election, claiming he "resorted to

i mean, they're cutting flat to bangladesh in 2017. she has 4 children. they are from, were born into camp the i'm worried about my children. how can i help and support their education? there is no access to form and schooling. i don't know what will happen to them in the future. the latest conflict between rebels and me and mars military government has forced more running from their homes. some of the young people not believe that freedom and the right to return can only be achieved. so i'm struggling. something visit our team was able to meet. one of the active is in a secret location of the many in the younger generation. now believe in arms struggle against the me and mark government. we see it is the only way to gain freedom and return to the homeland. we will keep fighting until we get our rights back. yeah, that one of the, the you and saves me on mart, isn't ready to take back row. hang it all. so i can knowledge is bangladesh is grappling with the complexities of managing more than a 1000000 refugees. the slaves, many running are frustrated as th

according to a local police report, the boat left bangladesh on october 9th and 3 people died on the journey from the corpses, dissolved rescue g come police say they have arrested 3 suspects for a legend. people smuggling you're watching dw news coming up. next, we've got a special interview with the president of finland, alexander, stop, of course, and get ahold of the latest news information anytime you want on our web page, that's our website, c, w dot com and terry martin. thanks for watching. the very no. i'm just trying to have a site just to make the right decision to dw news. i'm is to follow up on the official visit to berlin, alex, send us to the president, offended, made with german president frank 5 to shine my.

bangladesh were due to be the host until political unrest in the country led to the tournament beingthe venues and that is where henry is to look ahead to the tournament. here in the uae with all of the dramatic buildings and the heat, we are ready for the women's t20 world cup of 2024. covering the tournament for the bbc, and tash, it's hot, it's pretty sticky and humid and we are going to a competition with australia, the reigning champions, and of course expected to do well again. i'm not sure why i'm wearing a jumper but it is hot out here. you cannot look past the champions australia as you said, they are so good, their batting depth which is unmatched in this tournament. it's hard to know where they play, they played the best teams in the english, some that we come off the back of, but really looking forward to seeing scotland. i do think they can cause some upsets in the world cup. scotland playing the opening game against bangladesh were due to be the tournament host before the competition was moved here. it's their first ever world cup. what can we expect? i'm really looking

bangladesh won the toss and are batting first. 67-1. have played in a major cricket tournament pakistan play sri lanka later at the same ground. about halfway through that opening match, in the 12th over. paula badosa is through to the semi—finals at the china open. she beat shuai zhang in straight sets, badosa swept through the first set 6—1, zhang had been having a great run in beijing after going more than 600 days without a single win on tour, and the chinese player battled back in the second before losing it on a tie break.badosa will play either coco gauff or yulia starodubtseva in the semis. you can keep across the tennis, build up to all the football coming up later on thursday, all those uefa conference league and europa league matches coming up. some big teams playing in those as well but from me, olly foster, and the rest of the team here at the rest of the team here at the sports centre. that is all for now. welcome back to bbc news, i am sarah campbell. tens of thousands of newborn babies in england will be screened for gen

and that's what happened with the egyptians on the bangladesh. she's the, we're initially sent to these albanian processing centers and it's highly and judges find that some of them, if they were reply, repatriated back to those countries, could face persecution, potentially violence. each individual case has its own individual issues, and that's why they would send back to it today. so what this decree that the italian government is trying to do, it's not so much about colombia, kinda ruined and nigeria, although that, that interesting. and their individual cases, it's a by the italian government trying to re take control of what is considered a safe country. and actually, what are the chances of this amended migration deal actually holding up? it's a really, really big question is very difficult. it's a big embarrassment. it's via tele and government, which has been many millions of your a setting up these i'll be a, these migrant processing comes in albania. there's been a lot of fun. so it was politically very popular. a rock among the base o

it's been almost 3 months since bangladesh has former prime minister shakes. i've seen that resigned and fled the country following weeks of mass demonstrations led by students. many of them described as seen as real as autocratic following her. allister, some of bangladesh is creative, seen, feel empowered to make use of their freedom and engage in political satire. political cartoons like these, we have nowhere to be seen in bung with this maintenance to media of would spend minutes to share custody. now, what's the impala cartoonist may hit the hawk says he and his colleagues loads flu defend from depicting golf political leaders during costing us 15, you know, 10 year or i know the embargo of other people. it was a kind of legal embargo on drawing political cartoons to get to visit with somebody and they diff emissions under the digital security act, which lives on as the cyber security act of people that will say is we would be in danger if we drew something critical, it triggered the worst kind of censorship. what do we call the self consensus shift for

. tunbridge audrey, i'll just say the shape of northern bangladesh. well that's open may tell them to cry. for the moment you can find much more information on our website. does that sound is here a dot com with is coming up next. and inside the story we'll examine the escalation of finding in the middle east. and what that means for the regions future to stay with us, the the, the color of specialization across much of the middle east and sense of the weather . lots of hazy sunshine temperatures. trying to ease off a little bit. we're still holding on around. if you 7 celsius here in the top to bottom of that for back, that i'd also for q right? so similar picture as we go on into fried, i pushed further north as a chance of one or 2 showers up around the cool cuz this one mania otherwise yon georgia saying some sherry, right, a possibility one or 2 showers to just to the south of the black sea, much of turkey, i will be dry and staff will try to close at least the side of the mediterranean in the coming days. as is the case across a good pos of nort