and he actually has more in this from bogota city turn to again, sending presidents tens of thousands took to the streets of downtown, but was again social and economic reforms proposed by colombia. first, these government some protested for the 1st time like 66 years old, medium to apply to the court. we are protesting against rituals, health care reforms. he wants to get rid of the private insurers. he's depleting them on purpose because allowed that same without pensions. he wants to use our savings for his plans, and we call and allow that you to the rallies were even larger in columbia seconds . the doctors and medical workers saying they feared the reforms could be saved by the system. they seem to say about it, it is a system that has its flores but has its shortcomings. but he deserves to be reformed based on sound principles. and the whole set does need to give their opinion about it. this belongs to everyone. health is not a game, it is a right. it'd be in his status so see on the one of the elections riding the wave of discontent against the countries traditionally conserva

bogota. there are major cities around the world that are at risk of running out of water because of drought causedexico city, montevideo in uruguay and johannesburg in south africa. now, according to the un at the moment, 2.2 billion people don't have access to safe drinking water. and as the global temperatures increase, those numbers are expected to get worse. let's turn to space. a fascinating story. researchers have discovered the brightest burst of light ever recorded was caused what's known as a supernova — or the massive explosion of a star. the explosion was detected by telescopes in october 2022 — but what is still puzzling scientists is why it was so bright. the research published in the journal nature astronomy says the star was of typical size, so why it was so bright remains a mystery. earlier, i spoke to the lead researcher at north—western university. so this was a really surprising discovery when we got our observations from the james webb space telescope, that this was a fairly normal supernova that was associated with this brightest gamma ray burst of all time. so despite this ve

and some more world, there is now presidents of the colombian capital bogota are facing severe water rationing is levels and the city's main reservoir have depth to 15 percent of capacity. it's the lowest level ever recorded. experts have warrant that without rainfall, overtime the reservoirs could run dry and just 2 months. and the range that flooded to by on tuesday have eased a bunch of disruptions continue, and the airport has hundreds of international passengers remain stranded. the way witness record rainfall with more rain falling in 24 hours. then at any time since record keeping began, british actor hugh grant has settled a lawsuit against the publisher of the sun tabloid newspaper. over claims journalist used private investigators to tap his phone and burgle his house. grand alongside king charles his son, prince harry, was doing news group. newspapers for alleged widespread unlawful information gathering. and before we go, one quick reminder of our top story today. the united states and the european union and say they are preparing new sanctions targeting a ron after launch, non president miss allen drone a

as levels in the cities made reservoir have dipped to 15 percent of capacity is the lowest level ever recorded? experts of warrants that without rainfall bogota, the reservoirs could run dry in just 2 months. german chancellor, all off schultz has wrapped up a 3 day visit to china, where he met at length of the check chinese president. she didn't ping on tuesday. russia's war on ukraine, it was high on the agenda, but so too were germany and they used afraid ties with china. it was the culmination of a high stakes trip to china. chancellor shells held unusually long discussions in beijing with chinese president cheesy and pin a 3 hour amazing that included a private tea ceremony and a meal. one of the chancellors goals to convince china to put pressure on rushes. vladimir putin, canada, as a permanent member of the un security council, china has a heightened responsibility for peace in the world. and china is wood, has weights in russia. that's why, as president, she took said its influence on russia. so putin finally stops his insane military campaign, drops his troops against this horrible what he has for now is she's promised to work on fu

bogota would normally be experiencing heavy rains this time of year. but an extended heat wave has left the capital dangerously short of water. authorities have now introduced water saving measures, including dividing the city into zones where water supplies are regularly turned off. people are also being urged to cut their consumption, the washing the dishes with the bath minimum of the water. this is the new normal for many and full time as for city has begun rationing the precious resource, the on of the us family lives in one of the district. that is the 1st to experience a 24 hour water cut off. they tried to use as little as possible and have pills buckets before the outage months. i jesse's in. yeah, there is the fear that this could become a regular cover and then think of around maybe they wanted the water and the rest of was really drops from it. and they really will be know to left for us for i'm with water that are wallace. this is just one, look at one of the what has main reservoir shows that saving every drop of water has paramount. the sun roof as a reservoir is at a critical low. this whole area here should be covered in water. but as you can see, i can easily walk through the middle of the

city's main reservoir have dipped to 15 percent of capacity. it is the lowest level ever recorded. experts of wars that without rainfall bogota is reservoirs could run dry in just 2 months. it's a fire has caused extensive damage to one of copenhagen's most iconic buildings. the 17th century old stock exchange caught fire as it was undergoing renovation. priceless danish paintings were inside prompting people to rush into the flames. to save them, authorities are investigating the cause of the place. fee and nothing to clear. the billboard on copenhagen's old stock exchange, but a mid renovations tragedy struck spending hundreds of years of history and flames. fire crews rushed to save the building and the irreplaceable collection inside stuckey streams is on fire. it was built by cook and a full phone of years ago, and it was to send up a trade in, in northern europe for, for one of us. and that was the house, but the phone of people working there working for things, enterprises and companies and. and now homeless is actually on fine. commuters watched in shock as the flames fried, rushing to pull treasures to st. louis. this is not to them. th