, the nearest settlement is luna, north-western direction , after 20 km to the north-west, the border strip begins, every 3 km. the border guards of the medical institution are warned that we are looking for passengers. so for sure . if i were a man, i could give a photo. you there seem to have come from here. meet hello hello, we need to ask you a few questions. and what's the matter, tell me who is the owner at the moment i don't have any teachings, we are walking around, you have a good place, we think you said to spend your vacation here at the moment, but in fact who is the owner of the hotel? my husband, we are together. where is he now on business? where i don't know. please, logbook too. i see bagheera proby sokolov evgeny mikhailovich verin kirill azarovich, these guests left this morning. find it by voice. thank you. tell me, vera pavlovna, you're fine. didn't see anything suspicious. i’ll show you everything about thai massage now, you will get such pleasure, all your muscles will first relax. excuse me, goodbye, ivanovich, the owner of the hotel . where did you go? is your husba

committee of belarus has already announced that it will limit the temporary stay of citizens in the border stripn the border with ukraine for the whole summer, allegedly with the aim of guarantee of border security, but information has also arrived that starting from june 22, it is somehow very symbolic. to be honest, the date and er why. from june 22 is also not clear, but not from june 22 to july 1 in the gomel region of belarus, which borders the kyiv chernihiv region and planned mobilization exercises will take place in zhytomyr with the military commissariats and organizations of the armed forces of belarus stationed in the region. you and i are on the air. over the past three months, we have repeatedly talked about the behavior and about how belarus can act under the leadership of the self-proclaimed president lukashenko. a week ago, we saw how lukashenko met with putin again in sochi and tried to agree on something there. do you think that lukashenko will dare to directly participate in the belarusian army in russia's war against ukraine? see after the paradoxical steps taken by the dicta

authorities of belarus have now restricted access and suspended the issuance of passes to the border stripraine . tandir was placed once it is now this scandal and they quarantined the karasiysk region, if the situation had changed, well, in general, you have to understand when the rusaks were standing, i didn’t work myself, there were a lot of fields if only it were so simple, and weapons and so on them they gave two more shratsovniki belorusskaya kdb who went to show that there were less people left because it is changing, that’s why here in principle we have to find nothing like that for ukraine. well, plus, only belarusians are giving gifts. the belarusians are now afraid that someone will come from the ukrainian god and bury them. and here's what i said and the dugouts. the two on the map are making a call. it 's completely reversible. it's in the information space. such a thesis must be made that ukraine will attack. yes, please tell me again about the sanctions against belarus. for the war in ukraine, because we constantly talk only about the russian consequences there for the russi

the summer in belarus, they are temporarily restricting access and will not issue passes to the border stripe territory of three regions of the region bordering the kyiv and chernihiv regions of ukraine, this does not apply to persons participating in border protection, i remind you that it was the self-proclaimed belarusian president lukashenko who ordered the creation of an operational command on the border with ukraine. these areas became the belarusian bridgehead for invasion of ukraine by russian troops from the north raffle of branded panama from eurovision winners oleg ksyuk, the leader of the kalush orchestra band, presented and signed a batch of his branded panama to ukrzaliznytsia now on every stefania express flight from ivano-frankivsk to kyiv or in the opposite direction until next sunday one such panama will be waiting the lucky person in the car will be put in its place, the number of which was chosen by oleg himself , two more panama tickets will be drawn in the comments under the post of ukrzaliznytsia, you need to guess which car came to kyiv after the eurovision song conte

remains, let me remind you, in the republic they also decided to temporarily limit access to the border strip on the territory of the three regions of the gomel region bordering ukraine. putin is trying to destroy ukrainian culture, the president of the united states, joe biden, said this during a speech before the naval academy. the american leader condemned the brutal war and emphasized that the occupiers' attack on civilian infrastructure is another attempt to destroy identity to ukrainians, biden also noted that the head of the kremlin wanted european countries to observe neutrality. however, putin, on the contrary , caused the expansion of nato. thus, he motivated finland and sweden to join the alliance, the world must make every effort to ensure the victory of ukraine, said the minister of foreign affairs of great britain. the diplomat believes that russian president vladimir putin is not only trying to take over ukraine, he is literally trying to destroy the culture and identity of the ukrainian people. putin is waging war not only against against the ukrainian people and against the f

of this country, that is, belarus, it became known earlier in the republic that access to the border stripily restricted to the territories of three regions of the gomel region bordering ukraine on the austrian chancellor negamer warned putin that an important storage facility could be taken from gazprom. - conference in vienna regarding the issue of gas quote, it was raised by putin that all supplies will be fully fulfilled, i pointed out to him that if you do not have attempts if i use the storage facility in hajdah, then i will lose it and it will be transferred to another supplier. well, i will note that the underground storage facility in hajdah near salzburg is the second largest in central europe. it can contain a quarter of the annual gas supply of all of austria. to group e sergey, we congratulate you. good day. we read about british intelligence, which says that the russians are preparing a bridgehead near the estuary, and the estuary, the british write, is of strategic importance because a large railway junction is located here, there is also access to important railway and road

this is 2-3 km, sometimes even less, the border strip abroad should be verified people, so the selectionvery thorough, so the border troops in this regard and not by chance showed themselves perfectly during the years of world war ii. the enemy was advancing in our unit somewhere with fights somewhere at the pace of frank drape. what does he call? did the veterans themselves leave? here vast russia and only the border guards retreated with a concrete hope for the very near future. the fact is that the border that they heroically defended from the enemy was new. it appeared only in the thirty-ninth year. after hitler took over poland and our troops occupied the territories of western ukraine and western belarus , the new border was not yet fully equipped and poorly fortified. but the old one with its powerful defensive structures is well thought out competently, rebuilt and beautifully armed could become for the enemy. a much more serious obstacle on the mister river there were very good defensive structures. there were concrete risk values ​​and there were even shelters for tanks. came t

ukrainians have almost driven the russian troops out of the area just as just a very small strip along the border where the russians, the troops to law. and we also hearing from observers, although this needs to be confirmed that to the russians have started to orderly retreat from the area. that would be the same scenario as we have seen and key if, once the ukrainian army gets the upper hand, the russians quickly get out of the area and maybe the troops will be sent elsewhere. the main battle to come is now in the area on boss and on the side of all of this russia's blockade of ukrainian ports. and the black sea is affecting millions of people inside and outside of the country. what are the here authorities coming to do about this? just to give you an idea and estimate is that ukraine feeds 400000000 people worldwide. so this is very significant for, for many countries. there are uh, plans to a ship, the grain out by or by road, by rail, et cetera. but there are many problems because there is no road network. no, a rail network can ship out the same quantity as the ports can. moreover, some of

being told that we need to turn america's elementary schools into like a checkpoint at the gaza strip borderd to militarize them, but what's the point of any of this if the people in charge of keeping our kids safe refuse to engage with an active shooter? >> i'm appalled at what i believe has happened, or at least what we think has happened so far. the fact that -- look, for 12 minutes the shooter was outside shooting and then he went into the school and 4 minutes later police respond, but they were ill-prepared for the attack. they didn't have body armor, it doesn't appear like they had rifles and the ability to get into the classroom and stop the killing, so they set outside for what appears to be 40 minutes waiting for a tactical response team to come in and address the threats. this is -- this is -- this is appalling. they should have been prepared. first of all, the shooter could have never -- should have never gotten onto the campus walking into what appears to be an unlocked door unchallenged by anyone and able to breach security and no sro on that campus. i can't believe after all we

it will simply be possible to take a strip, there the borders are 10 km wide, and that's it, and calmlse. here i have it all. looking at the strange baltics , it seems that in 30 years they have finally lost the remnants of their mind, that is, people are used to living in european stability and believe that they are europe, which is generally european with many lives, but a layer of european stability in the baltics very, very thin. that is, it is not germany is not denmark, this is not sweden at all, it's just a meter baltic. well, in the last part we talked about how, in theory, russia should react to the arrests of russian people, here in latvia well, how can it react very simply, that is, since there are no more rules in international ones, and there are none, red lines , all erased in relation to everyone, first of all, against russia against the russians. well, russia in this case should act in such a way that these red lines. well, they were drawn in some new place, as it happens. it happens very simply. yes, there is no limit to the sweet. yes, there is such as a sabotage war

fudge, the 1st of all, the crime must be stopped. hence, russia must retreat all of its strips from ukraine. the borders of ukraine must be reinstated, and then russia must pay reparations. it's as simple as that was know, while the negotiation between be taking place any negotiations. ukraine is presumably requested to give up any territories or to make any kind of other concessions to russia will fail. these negotiations will not bring long standing peace to ukraine to europe. fortune the world. these kind of succession negotiations will only inside more aggression and the world. it will inspire the search and leaders across the world to follow and put in a stance. and they were inspired to go in for more land. the only solution is to make cautious, stop the crime of aggression, to restore the territorial integrity of ukraine, and to make russia pay for all the crimes. that's a tough committed and the territory of ukraine and the crime of aggression against international peace and security. leslie of alan basil and cope. it's been very good to have you on conflict so thank you very much indeed. thank

when we used to cover such a incident in palestinian cities such as a jerusalem and the borders with the gaza strip. she was always keen to ensure our safety and the city of all the team working with her and the bulky, a current executive producer with m 0 also emailed me, his testimonial in arabic. he said 0 mil to happy. before i was her colleague during the 2nd intifada as a reporter in the occupied territories, she was constantly exemplifying courage to calm with a smile on her face. despite the dangers while i worked with her with an ad, jazeera of whether in the field or in the newsroom, charin is a real human being. either hire who loves life so. so, but the, and, and, and she brought happiness to all those around her. i've never heard her complain or anyone complaining from her throughout her years in a jazzy and she used to give lectures on net talent journalism. enter in her in the bears eat university. she's a real example of journalist and a real professional on a personal note for you in this counsel. each one of you here may have a relative or an offspring who may now or in the future

all of its strips from ukraine, the borders of the crane must be reinstated. and then russia must pay reparations. it's as simple as that was know all the negotiations that can be taken place any negotiations. ukraine is presumably requested to give up any territories or to make any kind of other confessions. russia will fail . these negotiations will not bring long standing peace to ukraine to europe. fortune the world. these good kind of secession negotiations will only incite more aggression in the world. it will inspire the search and leaders across the world to follow and produce stance, and they will inspire, continue to go in for more than the only solution is to make cautious stop the crime of aggression to restore the territorial integrity of ukraine. and she may crush a pay for all the crimes that she has committed, and the territory of the crane and the crime of aggression against international peace and security. leslie of olive. but still unco, it's been very good to have you on cold sick. so thank you very much indeed. thank you. thank you. a blu

smugglers in the water with them before they run back into mexico, but it's the putting a huge strip on borderisn't the only area where these crossings are taking place. border patrol easel paso sector, agents there proreporting yesterday alone they encountered over 1,2003 illegal immigrants in one single day, most of them from haiti, cuba, nicaragua, even some people from turkey. the el paso sector typically not as busy as del rio sector or the rio grande valley sector, but their numbers starting to shoot up as well. people often ask are there alligators in the rio grande. the answer, yes, some. this is a photo that border patrol posted yesterday with sources telling us it was taken right here in eagle pass yesterday with that source telling us this alligator was about 12 feet in length. so, yes, there are some gators in the rio grande, they're just rare to see. we have not personally seen one yet. last thing this mug shot here, yet another child sex offender arrested in del rio sector. this is a mexican national with previous conviction for sexual activity with a minor out of the state of ut

discussion is the place that was attacked in 2019 and turkeys threatening to connect these strips of land along the border now with a new incursion with a new military intervention. so i think president edward is very serious about there's a settlement he is facing major internal pressure from the national opposition that wants to send basically all the syrian refugees back toki has taken in more than 3700000 syrian refugees. so al, one is really serious about sending at least 1000000 back, because the students are being blamed as scapegoats for the economic crisis in turkey, for example. so there are some in the city within the society. there's some yes, a changing atmosphere that is turning against the seo refugee. so if anyone wants to deliver on that, that is a christian hell. burger. many, many facts. christian. thank you. in formula one motor, racing red ball teen driver. sergio perez was the surprised winner of the monaco grand prix after delayed start on a monte carlo circuit lashed by heavy rain. and there was more disappointment for local boy schall the clare, who again failed to win his own rac

all of its strips from ukraine. the borders of ukraine must be reinstated, and then russia must pay reparations. it's as simple as that was know, while the negotiation between be taking place any negotiations. ukraine is presumably requested to give up any territories or to make any kind of other confessions. russia will fail. these negotiations will not bring long standing peace to ukraine to europe. fortune, the world, these a kind of succession negotiations will only incite more aggression in the world. it will inspire the search and leaders across the world to follow and produce stance. and they were in spite of continue to go in for more land. the only solution is to make cautious, stop the crime of aggression, to restore the territorial integrity of ukraine and jimmy crusher. pay for all the crimes that you have committed, and the territory of ukraine, the crime of aggression against international peace and security. leslie of alan basil and cope. it's been very good to have you on cold sick so thank you very much indeed.

border with smuggled cargo. runners, as a rule, are citizens of a neighboring state. for some reason, they are sure that they will be able to overcome not only the control and trail stripo deceive the engineering and technical means by which equipped state border in the twentieth year, we encountered e with such a new method, and when citizens of neighboring states tried to move, and objects of e-e directly across the state border of the russian federation, it was in the khasansky district and under the ussuriysk. that is, just run. just take, roughly speaking, a backpack to put on and cross them only only places known to them yes. in vladivostok, we managed to find such runners as suon jungui and fei yushua. they tried to illegally smuggle across the border russian federation a large batch of saiga horns. this beast can be considered unique. it appeared 570,000 years ago, found the era of mammoths and survived to this day, but such a long history does not help it survive in the modern world. the species is considered endangered. so sunjunguy and fey ishua. in the literal sense, they fled at night towards the border , they thought to slip through, but naturally they we

moved the artists to the border, this is a positive success, but even while retreating, the enemy has taken defensive positions prepared in advance in the kozach lopan lipki stripto receive this section of the border, there are not many enemies there but to smoke out we will have to work with artillery, and then this red flux with orks between kharkiv and ours, which i hope will soon no longer be in the raisin direction , there is still a significant amount concentrated here enemy forces, i think at least 25 btg - this is actually a quarter of all the forces that russia currently receives on the territory of ukraine, the enemy intensified offensive actions in the direction of periwinkle kharkiv region and slavic kramatorsk of donetsk region, although a couple of days ago there was actually almost silence, because all the attention was chained to the severodonetsk salient and to the epic attempts of the aggressors to force the river near belogorivka. by the way, the russian brigade that forced that river of ours lost 90% of its personnel and now all the remnants of that brigade have been withdrawn for reanimation to the belgorod region. however, there is now ano

border? it’s not even possible to make a normal control trail strip, therefore we guard what we must and howeven set up outposts in may, not in the states, but in everything else. what can you say, it means that on the 23rd at half a hundred and five a call came in to the border commandant's office on the territory and forced a fighter to be killed. they reported to the frontier detachment 030. i arrived at the place in the basement found the body of a soldier with a gunshot wound to the chest. whole, of course he didn't touch it. but apparently through, it turns out he died during the execution. clear. and what kind of boat that moored boat, our midshipman's crew of three sailors, armed with a heavy machine gun to the cheek, is formally subordinate to the head of the outpost. what do you have here? noticed something unusual. i am sitting in the car, comrade major, looking at the sea, looking at the sky, this is understandable in the case. and on business you are not welcome here, as if everyone knows or guesses. why did we decide, like, one tank commander was killed so everyone went whisper

border patrol agents actually deploying spike strips in an effort to slow the vehicle down.l see two of the illegal immigrants bail out of the vehicle while it is moving and hit the ground and go rolling. ultimately the border patrol was able to catch up with the vehicle, stop it, arrest the driver and take the two illegal immigrants into custody. we would also like to show you, a pretty significant drug bust. take a look at this, 1.5 million dollars worth of drugs seized in three separate drug smuggling incidents. that includes 25 pounds of fentanyl, just to give you an idea of that. that's enough for about 5 million lethal doses of that deadly opioid. they also got about 550 pounds of meth. a big drug bust there in el centro sector. back out here live, here in eagle pass, border patrol reported they arrested a honduran man who crossed here illegally with an active warrant for murder out of the state of tennessee. since october 1st, here in this sector, there have been almost 1300 illegal immigrants arrested with a criminal record. this group is -- this is that group we sho

this is video border patrol chasing another human smuggler to spike strip the vehicle.you'll see a few moments later to legal immigrants bail out of that vehicle while it is still moving. we hit the pavement and go rolling. ultimately agents were able to stop that vehicle, arrest the driver and arrest both illegal immigrants who are being smuggled for then take a look at these photos. this was a major drug bust they made $1.5 million worth of drugs being smuggled and the three separate bus that includes 25 pounds of sentinel. that is enough to kill 5 million people. there also 550 pounds of math in that bus. three separate incidents in one of border patrol sector then back out here live border patrol here in the eagle pass area reporting they just arrested a honduran national here in eagle pass to cross illegally who was wanted for murder in the state of tennessee since october 1 for the fiscal year first started agents have arrested 1270 illegal immigrants with criminal records here in the del rio sector. we will send it back to you. >> bill melugin there at the border

not everyone could cross every border, and you had delta strip.we're really optimistic about this summer. >> reporter: that trend is driven by two things, neil. people are restless after the pandemic, and they're willing to pony if up. 86% expect to spend more or the same on travel. anecdotally, i've seen bachelorette parties, families, they're just willing to spend to see each other again. the travel industry is benefiting from this new nomadic lifestyle with companies allowing remote work, airbnb saying long-term stays its fastest growing segment compared to 2019. this week over 260 travel companies calling on the biden administration to lift that testing requirement for vaccinated international passengers, but overall you couple pent-up demand and that expanded reason to travel, and people are spending -- including myself this weekend in vegas. neil? neil: no gambling, young lady. thank you very much, kelly. >> reporter: what happens in vegas stays in vegas. neil: yeah, i've heard that. in the meantime, despite wanting to take a rip and have so

are looking at so the human smuggling incident border patrol chasing a human smuggler very high-speed chase in that area appeared ultimately spiked strippedf the vehicle precede to illegal immigrants bail out of the vehicle while it is still moving the hit the asphalt border patrol was able to stop that vehicle, arrested the driver as well as those to illegal immigrants who were being smuggled. also, take a look at these photos. major drug bust. drug smuggling a bus and the sector that includes 25 pounds of fentanyl and to put that in perspective for that is about 5 million lethal doses of that deadly opioid. also they were covered about five to 50 pounds of meth. big time drug bust in the sector back out here live border patrol reported that here at eagle pass they arrested a honduran man who crossed her illegally just since october 1, just here in the del rio sector. border patrol says they have rested 1270 illegal immigrants with a criminal record we will send it back to you. mike: bill are your on the border breathing a sigh of relief that title 42 is a little longer. where they were about the impact assume it goes away? >> yes and no

now cynologists are re-passing along the coastal strip , making sure that everything is in order and there is no more danger. the border district of the belgorod region today again came under fire from ukraine villages less than 2 km from the state border, zhuravlyovka and nekhoteevka are located next to one of the most important checkpoints. a highway passes through it, leading to kharkov, shelling lasted about 2 hours. five houses were damaged, one was completely destroyed and the power line. there were no casualties. the well-known ukrainian opposition bloggers and political activist anatoliy shariy was indeed detained in spain; this was confirmed by the country's police, the basis of an international warrant. and right before the broadcast, the news came that the court left the blogger at large under a subscription about on his own recognizance, the sharei, who criticized the policy of kiev at home, call him a traitor, the sbu has long hunted for him in the european union, where they talk so much about human rights and freedom of speech 10 years ago , he received the status of a political refugee. and that now the

borders and deliberately shooting people standing across the border in garza basically protesting their situation in this one big prison, the gaza strip. and we know for a fact and we watched on the television screens and we read the investigations about how is really soldiers under orders from their superiors, shut palestinian journalists in garza that also war vests that said, press on them. i. so there is precedent service, and that's why it was a bit disturbing in, on many people quoting and to doubt the fact that israel has gone down because there are so many precedents with israel targeting journalists, killing journalists, of course, more of the same human rights violations. in general, against palestinian civilians that we've seen done over decades. so this was horrific. it was disturbing the deliberate killing of sharyn. but it really did happen on, on numerous countless occasions in the past few years, decades. and it certainly happened in front of the world television screens in garza and milan, if fine quote. and a bill of little dana, the presidential spokesperson said the something to the fact that these findings going t

stripped away. but people are still nervous. recently, new zealand has seen one of the world's highest covid transmission rates, and more than 700 people have now died from the virus here. borderres have given the economy a rough ride, too. before the pandemic, international tourism made up 20% of the country's income. recovery will be slow. but for those who can arrive, this is a happy day. simon atkinson, bbc news. laura: let's turn to tidelands and a rocket festival that was truly a blast. amateur rocket enthusiasts took part in sunday's excitement to build a rocket complete with gunpowder that goes farthest. the festival began as a way to commemorate deceased monks in the region. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ judy: good even

borders reaching people the world over. ok, we were standing here. what i know was born in 1971. she really grew up under the harsh reality of an illegal occupation that continues to strip millions of palestinians from their most basic rights. and which was her quest for freedom that drove her to eventually pursue a career in journalism. korean had initially studied civil engineering as per her parents wishes. but her determination to seek the truth to manifest her freedom through journalism and to speak truth to power was too strong. she switched careers and eventually graduated with a degree in print journalism from the university in neighboring jordan. she began her professional career working for the united nations refugee agency on her way before moving on to the voice of palestine. and then frances monte carlo radio station knows that the provided is that idea. as a relatively unknown 26 year old sharina joined al jazeera shortly after the channel launched at the military and have all of them. what i did, i said he was she seen in this clip with jerusalem bureau chief a little on monday at the introduces her to the audience both unaware of the impact she would go

borders, open countries, open economies, and open friends. a french tennis player has become the 1st pro to openly boycott the prestigious wimbledon tennis tournament. it comes after the sports. all this ground floor was stripped of its player ranking point due to its decision to ban russian and beller russian players from this years event over the conflict in ukraine. let's go live now to our cheese. don quarter. still a full month ago before the offend. actually kicks off and already done some players are pulling our take us through why? that's right. a lot of high profile tennis players are very upset with this. with the fact that ranking points are going to be dropped at wimbledon this year after the former number world's number one tennis player, naomi soccer heard that heard this news. she decided that perhaps she's going to bow out of the tournament altogether. this year i would say like, the decision is kind of affecting like my mentality going into graphs like i'm 100 percent. sure. if i'm gonna go there, it's kind of like, i don't want to see pointless, no pun intended, but like now the reason these ranking points were dropped has to do with wimbleton band on russian and bell russian players at the t

stripped away. but people are still nervous. recently, new zealand's seen one of the world's highest covid transmission rates, and more than 700 people have now died with the virus here. borderup 20% of the country's income. recovery will be slow. locking out backpackers and workers from some pacific islands has meant chronic labour shortages. it'll be later in the year until new zealand welcomes travellers from other parts of the globe, including india and china. but for those who can arrive, this is a happy day. simon atkinson, bbc news, auckland. free—range eggs will be back on supermarket shelves, as measures which were introduced to curb bird flu cases, are being dropped from today. farmers and egg producers have been forced to keep chickens inside since november, because of the worst outbreak of avian flu the uk has ever seen. three new photographs of princess charlotte have been released to mark her 7th birthday. the pictures were taken in norfolk, this weekend by the duchess of cambridge. they show charlotte, who is the second eldest of william and catherine's three children, sitting among bluebells and hugging her pet cocker spaniel. new york is gearing up for its a

stripped away by the supreme court. can congress do anything. a key house democrat joins me with her personal story in just a moment. >>> pushing russia back, ukrainian forces inching toward the russian bordernd man hunt for a missing alabama corrections officer and the dangerous inmate she's accused of springing from jail. clues of a romantic relationship and a planned escape piling up. the county sheriff joins me ahead in this hour. >>> i want to bring in now democratic congresswoman jackie spear of california. thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. let's discuss this. women across the country are shocked and furious. reproductive rights will clearly be the democrats' rallying cry heading into the midterms. what can congress do to help women whose power over their own health care and bodies, women feel that may be stripped away? >> i hate to say this, don, this is nothing that can be done at this point. yes, we can call upon the two senators who had

borders reaching people the world over. ok, we were, it was sunday wasn't so book born in 1971 sheree and grew up under the harsh reality of an illegal occupation that continues to strip millions of palestinians from their most basic rights. which was her quest for freedom. drove her to eventually pursue a career in journalism. korean had initially studied civil engineering as per her parents wishes. but her determination to seek the truth to manifest her freedom through journalism and to speak truth to power was too strong. she switched careers and eventually graduated with a degree in print journalism from the mac university in neighboring jordan. she began her professional career working for the united nations refugee agency on her way before moving on to the voice of palestine. and then frances monte carlo radio station knows that it is that idea as a relatively unknown 26 year old sharina joined al jazeera shortly after the channel launched the mean, i have all of them. what i did, i mean, she seen in this clip, withdrew from your chief a little on monday at the, introducing her to the audience, both unaware of the impact she would go on to have both in life and

stripped away. but people are still nervous. recently, new zealand's seen one of the world's highest covid transmission rates, and more than 700 people have now died with the virus here. border too. before the pandemic, international tourism made up 20% of the country's income. recovery will be slow. locking out backpackers and workers from some pacific islands has meant chronic labour shortages. it'll be later in the year until new zealand welcomes travellers from other parts of the globe, including india and china. but for those who can arrive, this is a happy day. simon atkinson, bbc news, auckland. joining me now is gemma richardson, who lives in auckland, and hasn't been back home to pentre halkyn in flintshire for four and a half years. welcome. thank you so much for joining us. are you planning, then, to travel soon?— to travel soon? yes, i fly a month toda , to travel soon? yes, i fly a month today. so — to travel soon? yes, i fly a month today. so 30 _ to travel soon? yes, i fly a month today, so 30 days _ to travel soon? yes, i fly a month today, so 30 days to _ to travel soon? yes, i fly a month today, so 30 days to go. - to travel soon? yes, i fly a month today,