during its journey over the warm waters of the bay of bengal the monsoon picks up water vapor then it surges into the deltas of the ganges and the brahmaputra this flow of humid air is blocked or the north by the himalayas and to the east by the mountains of burma. it. has huge cloud formations then gather over the mountains releasing torrential rains. the northeast of news the wettest region during the monsoon the high plateau of. as record quantities of rain this is where the monsoon meets the barrier of the emulator. if monsoon is the soul of india jeroboam ji as its spiritual capital. every indian school child knows that this is the rainiest place on earth with over ten metres of rain during a typical monsoon season. if . if for over a century a met office employee here has been due to flee recording atmosphere and conditions and sending them to headquarters in triplicate giving a semblance of order and meaning to a phenomena and that's anything but. under british colonial rule the chair appoint the met office was considered a hardship posting the constant rain proving too much fo

after reaching the south of me in the of the monsoon moved on to the bay of bengal and has now reached calcutta. but once it has covered the whole region it doesn't bring rain every day. the monsoon is unpredictable. meteorologists talk about pulsations in alternation of active phases. heavy rainfall and pauses of varying degrees during which the rain stopped for week sometimes even pretend thirty days these seasonal variations are very hard to predict. for gamblers and scientists alike. it's been two months since the monsoons unset and this place should be underwater by now. because a run the park is situated on the floodplain of the brahmaputra river named after brahma the hindu creator. but a sun is rain deficient so far this year. well tom psyche is the honorary wildlife warden at the rundown and he really needs it to rain. did this soudan dykes in a budget in the nest these are good. with the upcoming blood. and hit the back to the hey my land rants and then again stocked and after delivering them up with the vedic flogged. because a rangar is a unesco world heritage site chosen f

this is sanjay dutta, he's a forest ranger in west bengal.escued the goat, but then went one further by posing for photos with the python wrapped around its neck. he was almost strangled, but managed to escape. the catholic archbishop of adelaide will be sentenced after being found guilty of concealing child abuse by a priest. philip wilson is the most senior catholic figure in the world to be convicted of covering—up sexual assaults by clergy. it relates to child abuse by a priest that dates back to the 19705. the bbc‘s hywel griffith is in the city of newcastle, on australia's east coast. he says the archbishop could potentially face a jail sentence of up to two years. we will find out what sentence he is given within the next few hours but last month, philip wilson was convicted of this after a long legal process and convicted of covering up events that occurred in the 19705. then he was a parish priest in east maitland i5 then he was a parish priest in east maitland is not farfrom here. victim5 turned to him to report the action5 victim5

and through the bay of bengal and up through the bay of bengal and up through the bay of bengal and upugh the northern states of india and indeed into the eastern end of the himalayas. we could be looking at several hundred millimetres of rain falling at several hundred millimetres of rainfalling in at several hundred millimetres of rain falling in the next four or five days. we have had another torrential downpour of rain as this great mass of cloud came to sit over average and on the southern shores of western africa. the rain just kept coming to the extent that the residents woke up on tuesday morning again to this sort of scene of devastation. cars, homes, businesses all flooded. no match for the force of that rain as it swept through the capital. we could see more torrential downpour is through some of the west african states through the next 26 hours or so. it may well be that he could beat nigeria and ghana's turn. be that he could beat nigeria and gha na's turn. temperatures be that he could beat nigeria and ghana's turn. temperatures across the northwestern quarter are really

and the satellite picture shows yet more cloud in the bay of bengal.days we will see some very heavy rain. the vibrant colours denoting that. a weakening system will continue to bring some heavy rain across central and southern areas of japan, the korean peninsula and into central and southern areas of china through the middle of tuesday. further south, some heavy rain in southern vietnam, parts of thailand and also a little bit further north in myanmar, malaysia and indonesia. and the city forecasts show a good deal of dry weather for hong kong and bangkok as we head into the weekend. what is happening in europe? there is an area of high pressure building from the west and that will quieten things down quite nicely across spain and portugal. eventually we will see a change in wind direction and conditions warming up as well. showers in southern italy and mainland greece. further north, not as hot as it has been in scandinavia and some rain across parts of western norway but generally speaking it is a pleasant story. if we ta ke speaking it is a pleasa

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this man is a forest ranger, trending on bbc.com. called in to help villagers in west bengal deal with 5.5m—long python. but he was nearly strangled when he decided to pose with the snake around his neck. luckily he managed to escaped. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk. theresa may has confirmed that taxes will have to be increased to pay for the extra £20 billion funding for the nhs in england by the year 2023. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. the us senate votes to block president tromp‘s deal with zde. could this cause clashes with the white house? and gateway to china. google invests more than half $1 billion into jd.com. google invests more than half $1 billion intojd.com. good morning. it isa billion intojd.com. good morning. it is a tuesday. lady could join us in this exciting addition of asia business report. we start of the programme with the us senate passing and defence spending bill which tries to torpedo the trump administration's deal with chinese giant zte. the tech giant has been on its knee

not tackle difficult subjects like the wartime famines that british policies helped to create in bengal a statue of their most famous star, godzilla. i'm here to meet harada masato, who is cutting his latest film, to ask him about his previous film, for shochiku studios, most of the films we have been looking at have been about civilians or soldiers. but this one tries to grapple with the responsibility of the top leaders who were ruling japan at the end of world ii. and emperor hirohito's decision in 1945 thatjapan had to surrender. harada explained that one of the reasons he wanted to tell the story afresh was because of his worry that shinzo abe's government wants radically to transform japan's constitution. article nine of the constitution says that japan will forever renounce war and the use of force to settle international disputes. shinzo abe and his supporters consider that a humiliation forced onjapan by the victors. it is a dangerous way that japan is heading. and shinzo abe's regime and administration, i am afraid about. why did the making a film about 1945 might address thos

and you don't get to pick your down time. >> i've was at home watching the bengals game. a call from the sergeant. "lieutenant, we're out on a drowning. the paramedics are working on her. but something's not right here." >> reporter: as he rolled to the house he knew some of what to expect. when you are a cop more than a decade you become familiar with the signs of the drowning like the froth about the victim's nose and mouth. >> your mind starts running immediately about possibilities. they initially tell me i have a 24-year-old drowning victim that died in the tub. i'm thinking that we will find evidence of something. drugs. evidence of an overdose or something. as he pulled up the victim was already loaded in the back of the ambulance. the arriving police officer was still inside the house. and he gave the detective a fill on what he had found when he was led to the master bedroom where the 24-year-old woman lay on the carpet off the bath. >> he felt for a pulse. he assisted with cpr on what he described as a completely dry body with her hair being only damp. >> wet he

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which will lead to the bangle femen, which happened because food was diverted to british soldiers —— bengallt, the situation at home is a very fraught one, because the father is a political man. he is part of the freedom struggle. he is part of gunby‘s freedom struggle, and in his view, when there is a political crisis of this magnitude in the country, you need to put aside all your other... you know, your intellectual or artistic pursuits, and devote yourself to the struggle, and devote yourself to the struggle, and this is what he wants his wife to do. and she, on the other hand, isa to do. and she, on the other hand, is a painter who thinks that individual humanity needs to be preserved at all costs, whatever the politics around it. let's go back to how you actually started. because your first book, how you actually started. because yourfirst book, an how you actually started. because your first book, an atlas of impossible longing, how did you get that published ? impossible longing, how did you get that published? i finished atlas. i was a publisher, i still am that published? i finish

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the store like copper factory is the target of bengal it belongs to british mining giant it until it's been shuttered for nearly two months the company had been waiting for a new operating license amid allegations of pollution. activists have claimed for years that the plant stocks acquits affects the environment around could. they also say stuff like copper has dismissed people's concerns and griped government officials to get its way every household sports if i'm allowed to use the word sports a cancer victim we have taken them in the water for sampling. those and all these have proved that certainly it was the company doing the damage to date has been no comprehensive study to assess how the smelter is affecting the health of locals. this is the ground water is only fit for washing dishes. for everything else they relied water tankers. and her daughter gemma to say they've both developed severe bouts of limiting and have difficulty breathing down the sun the doctor says it's an infection in the blood that's linked to air pollution. husband used to work at the copper smelter he colla

result harder drugs have a bit of relief from the heat there's still plenty of rain up in the bay of bengal but it's coming in regular irregular showers at the moment the pretty monsoon heat ahead of it further north through magic pradesh and back up towards central pakistan is still there with temperatures at their worst not only here up to forty eight or forty nine celsius. the i.m.f. said riyadh's breakeven oil price to twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. for help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. i don't mind at the top stories here on al-jazeera and the leaders of france and. the head of the g. seven summit on friday. they will try to persuade the u.s. president not to impose metal tariffs on his ally. the red cross says it's pulling. out of yemen because of security incidents and threats of mounting a possible offensive by saudi backed forces. deal with. return of refugees and migrants who crossed from turkey it is in retaliation for

evidence and still remains very wet for parts of me amar day after day of rain pushing in off the bay of bengal as the monsoon rains really take hold now now that stage then we're looking at maybe some dry weather for food issue and taipei still hanging on to relatively dry conditions across into south asia and we've got some really heavy rain across parts of india so it down through the western ghats the monsoon rain is really pushing in at the moment but good news is we're also seeing some rain further towards the east and that could well continue over the next twenty four hours more showers expected here so kolkata could be wet going to see some heavy rain for katmandu and really for bangladesh isa states of india more heavy rain expected for delhi still dry though temperatures of forty three degrees during the course of sunday monday coming down a little bit but still looking pretty hot and still waiting for the rain is still rife meanwhile over in pakistan its highs of thirty two expected in karate. a new series of rewind a can bring your people back to life i'm sorry and brand new updates

this man is a forest ranger, called in to help villagers in west bengal deal with a 5.5—metre long pythonhe was nearly strangled when he decided to pose with the snake around his neck. luckily he managed to escaped. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, from dublin. i'm stephen sackur. ireland has been going through a period of extraordinary change. social attitudes have shifted dramatically on abortion, gay rights, and the role of the catholic church. brexit now poses a massive political challenge, as well, both here in the republic and in northern ireland as well. my guest today is the leader of sinn fein, the irish republican party, which is steeped in ireland's history. the question is, can it be an agent of irish change? mary lou mcdonald, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. ireland is changing remarkably fast, both in terms of its social and cultural attitudes, its politics, as well. and your party, sinn fein, is steeped in the past. how can you persuade the irish people that you can be agents of change? well, i th

showers coming in off the bay of bengal into me a model is really wet here in the swathe of up into southern parts of china so more flooding i'm afraid is on the cards as we head into southeastern parts of asia here we've got a scattering of showers across the philippines generally not looking too bad pretty wet weather across much of borneo on the brain should be further towards the north but instead they're just flirting with the north coast there of java so the risk of showers is that will so some heavy showers are likely up through them and a potential nice for singapore in kuala lumpur franco i think for much of the time probably getting away with it drawing on relatively bright for south asia we still have plenty of heavy showers developing all way down through the western ghats from mumbai south was a few showers across more central eastern areas was good to report but the rain still a long way short of delhi very warm here highs of forty three cooler and crunchy i might so well thirty three. so whether i can talk. again or stand as you know if you both mineral resources a permit why

here still plenty of showers affecting me him are coming in the southwest the flow off the bay of bengal and those are likely to continue as we head through into sunday some heavy showers at times also extending to bangladesh nice and states of india meanwhile we've got rain coming into hong kong which will help to keep the temperatures down a little bit very close to record values here but thirty three is the forecast nice on down into southeastern parts of asia and you can see this circulation of low pressure chair stands a chance of turning into a tropical disturbance or such but i think what we will find is that general circulation will enhance the low the shite tippity across cambodia sent from southern parts of vietnam and indeed across much of the philippines further towards the south weather conditions for much of borneo looking ok java bali all fine at this time of year and it's looking fine for singapore and kuala lumpur across into south asia we're still getting shower activity affecting the western ghats further north is still very hot and sunny temperatures of forty four exp

eight in hanoi and it still is pretty wet across much of me i'm on the showers coming off the bay of bengal and so some flooding continues to be a possibility in the coming days you'll notice really as move on through into friday the rain across this region becomes more extensive so some flooding i think is likely to some travel disruption into southeastern parts of asia and here we've got a good few showers of the cross the philippines across borneo usual rush of showers . not too bad the risk is there and again showers possible for both kuala lumpur and singapore but northwards into the gulf of thailand reaching the risk of slightly lower and i think as we head on through into friday make it away or dry for much of the time for bangkok. geria sunshine will have the upper hand into south asia still looking for a wet down through the western ghats will be wet bangalore will see some heavy rain northern areas of india fine and temperatures in delhi expected reach forty one. the weather sponsored by. a history of guerrilla warfare. a place on. the scene strained their revolutionary zeal. by t

so it's the western gas again up to mumbai through hyderabad and again eastern side of the bay of bengal north of that it's still hot shreds of humid in places i mean new delhi forty four is on the hot side and the humid side and that the normal temperature regime is reflected around the gulf states as well should really be forty five in doha but it is not despite a fairly stiff should now it's rather cooler helpfully in abu dhabi. counting the cost jordan's economy is struggling to come look at why i.m.f. back price hikes are proving the last straw for many people plus why the world's top poker grows one of the biggest share of the global market. counting the cost on a. reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera north korean leader kim jong un has been out for an impromptu late night tour of singapore ahead of tuesday's landmark summit with the u.s. president the white house says preparatory talks are growing faster than expected and trumps the secretary of state might compel says the u.s. will insist on various occasions of north korean denuclearization and spain says a refugee rescue s

one of the worst famines in the world of the 20th century was the bengal famine. that famine really killed thousands and thousands of people, and it was clearly the famine, not a food shortage, of the government not being able to be prepared. it was one of the triggers in pushing toward the end of colonial role in india after the second world war. the world peace foundation, a group in boston cataloging a lot of issues on war and peace, and they have done a bit of research on famine. since 1870, when there -- their documented research began, there were 61 famines were at least 100,000 people or more died. i think it is probably low. but it is a stunning figure because 100,000 does not seem like a lot of people, but the definitions of famine are loose. today, we categorize famine by the number of people that died. it is 100,000 people dying is is what makes something a famine. he said at least 100 5 million people have died of hunger in that time. the categorization of famine means you have more than 100,000 deaths, and today, it is 105 million people have died. we

regimentbengal lancer -- if you know what they were, withwere a regiment lances, and during this charge, the bengal lancers actually impaled german machine gunners during the attack. that was an event that shocked and amazed me at the time and still does so today. so, much of what you watch on the news concerning the problems in the middle east can be traced back to the events in this region during this period. ofs was a period unprecedented the compliment and exciting developments. we have a lot to cover and i hope we do it all justice. the collision of empires in the reshaping of the middle east was not a for ordained set of event -- foreordained set of events. so, the operational repercussions come in four areas. they also overlap with the strategic, regional, and global repercussions as well. the first is the capture of sentalem in 1917 shockwaves through the arab and muslim world. the city was occupied in recognition of the city's position of respect in the world's three great monotheistic religions. this was the first time a -- commandertor led an army into the holy city. the operations in th

attacked pearl harbor attacked the british naval forces in india and drove them out of the sea of bengal. all those flapping butterfly wings meant that strategic decision makers could not pursue a single line of approach. they had to parcel out to their assets out here and there, hoping that the world did not collapse on them. did try to a time. stark who hadrold batty.ious nickname he came by the nickname in the naval academy. washose days, the tradition that the upper class would give whichname to the plebs, often stayed with them for life. i remember 8019 70's, i helped a vice admiral draft his letters. he would cross out the salutation and right in -- write stinky." stark was standing in formation when in upperclassman noticed his name tag. stark, he said. are you related to general john stark? he answered, sir, i do not know who he is. that was not the right answer. the upperclassman informed him that he was a hero of the american revolution who prior to the battle of bennington had told his men, we will win today or that he stark will be a widow. stark tod midshipman shout that phr

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attacked pearl harbor attacked the british naval forces in india and drove them out of the sea of bengal. all those flapping butterfly wings meant that strategic decision makers could not pursue a single line of approach. they had to parcel out to their scarce assets out here and there, hoping that the world did not collapse on them entirely. they did try to address these conflicts one at a time. this man is harold stark who had the curious nickname batty. he came by the nickname in the naval academy. in those days, the tradition was in the 1920's and 1930's in particular that the upper class would give a nickname to the plebs, which often stayed with them for life. i remember in the early 1970's, i helped a vice admiral draft his letters. "dear admiral jones," but he would cross out the salutation and write in, "dear stinky." i always wondered how he got that name. stark was standing in formation when in upperclassman noticed his name tag. stark, he said. are you related to general john stark? he answered, sir, i do not know who general john stark is, sir. that was not the right answer.

about that from the people you heard from after the-- >> yeah, it's everything inm prime minister bengal mjamin netanyahu to bono. >> bono's station in public life is interesting, but what was the conversation with him like? >> one of the first things i said because the following week after the shooting i was going to be taking my son to the u2 concert in washington d.c., and my son was going to be spending the week in washington with me and i was really looking forward to that, to asking him in washington with me. and u2. if you're healthy enough come see us in new orleans. they were playing at the silverdome. and my doctor would not get me out in time. i got out the next week. i was trying of escaping. and he is come back to d.c., but we talked a lot about. i was a big u2 fan in college and talking about seeing u2 on the river boat in new orleans before the joshua tree album and he was laughing, he remembered, that was before the joshua tree album and you really are a fan. we talked an about a lot of things and he was warm and genuine and he went to my office the day after the concert

the tropical disturbance in the bay of bengal, hassan area northeastern states.lso continues very wet and fortunately do parts of bangladesh and myanmar and is part of the world we have thousands and thousands of refugees out at the moment. so we will see further concerns with flash flooding and mudslides in this area. the rain continues for the worse it gets the dees a little bit across the northern states but the far north and himalaya district very wet. snow over the hills there. the monsoon across china. another storm posted taiwan moving through. giving warm and wet weather here and a lot of heavy showers. following into the philippines. and i weigh southwards into oshawa get high—pressure debriefings dry. but there is a nasty area of low pressure bathroom parts of tasmania. —— battery parts. come the weekend the temperatures dip away and we will see snow even at lower levels. now it europe in the uk we have had the storm hector heading his way into scandinavia. some rain here but still warnings and wildfires as it's been so hot and wildfires as it's been so

across parts of india too which will turn the moment but it is looking more lively across the bay of bengal and through up towards me and ma and it is here we've seen the monsoon rain causing all sorts of problems over the last twenty four hours so you see these pulses of these big clouds here giving some very large rainfall totals and having said that monthly rainfall should be something about two thousand millimeters of rain so far they're certainly not out of the ordinary by any means but nevertheless we have had some significant problems been calls across in particular where you can see a lot of a temples but godas have been damaged in trying to rescue the starches pull away from those landslip prone areas where the situation here could possibly get worse before it gets better certainly plenty more rain the forecast coming in in that flow from the southwest certainly for many areas further heavier and it's likely i'm fraid also the possibility of further landslides. the weather. pattern. circumstances and facts that point her to the murder confessions are useless without corroboration s

for food hong kong still at risk of some rain meanwhile lots of showers coming in off the bay of bengal into me a model is really wet here in the swathe up into southern parts of china so more flooding i'm afraid is on the cards as we head into southeastern parts of asia here we've got a scattering of showers across the philippines generally not looking too bad pretty wet weather across much of borneo and the brain should be further towards the north but instead they're just flirting with the north coast there of java so the risk of showers is there also some heavy showers are likely up through them in a potential place for singapore in kuala lumpur bangkok i think for much of the time probably getting away with it dry and relatively bright for south asia we saw plenty of heavy showers developing all way down through the western ghats from mumbai southwards a few showers across more central eastern areas was good to report but the rain still a long way short of delhi very warm here highs of forty three cooler and crunchy a maximum of thirty three. so whether it's sponsored by qatar airw

again that southwest the monsoon continue to drive its way across the region right across the bow of bengal southern parts of india the western ghats still seeing further heavy showers as we do expect similar conditions there for me and ma. the weather sponsored by cattle and waste. june nineteenth sixty seven sixty's they redrew the map of the middle east this record is a big deal you have these. indeed war for the greatest tragedy in the history of islam al-jazeera explores the events leading to the moral and its consequences which is still felt today we tried everything we went to the united nations and tried to make a shirtless contacts through different countries and it was clear that all this was she knew of the war in june on al-jazeera. of the bank you're watching over there i'm so whole rob a reminder of our top stories u.s. president donald trump says he wants russia to rejoin the g. seven group of industrialized nations he said this before arriving in canada for the annual summit of trade friction between the u.s. and its allies is directed to dominate the talks. for palestinians