all of these have turned borneo into a real heaven ditarik. meinang dengan pantunnya, meinang dengan pantunnya, but the heaven is not far away from hell, from 1985 to 2005, every year 850 hectares of borneo forest have been ruined, only from august october 2019, over 8,578 square kilometers. of forests in borneo were destroyed in rare fire incident, the fire and the smoke bellowing in the air was so wide spread that the pollution reached 1100 km away to indonesia's capital jakarta as well as kualalompur and singapore and dark in the sky. for three months, locals lived under a blanket of toxic sulfurous smog. in three months, over 600 million tons of carbon dioxide was emitted to the atmosphere. it was more than the carbon dioxide australia produces in a year. it was 13 times more than the co2 admitted from the automobiles all over the world in a year. the incident got environmental. activists worried, but in indonesia almost no one cared. nearly 10 million children are at risk from air pollution from indonesia's forest fires, that's according

the borneo forests our live nature museum. it's one of the oldest rain forests on the planet, that's the habitat of over 15 flora species, 420 bird species and 222 mammals. you cannot see these living beings anywhere else in the world. all of these have turned borneo into a real heaven. kondan ditarik mainang dengan pantunnya, mainang dengan pantunnya, but the heaven is not far away from hell. from 1985 to 2005, every year 850 hectares of borneo forest have been ruined, only from august to october 2019, over 8 578 square kilometers of forests in borneo were destroyed in rare fire incident. the fire and the smoke bellowing in the air was so wide spread that the pollution reached 1100 km away to indonesia's capital jakarda as well as kualalompur and singapore and dark in the sky. for three months, locals lived under a blanket of two. toxic sulphurous smog. in three months, over 600 million tons of carbon dioxide was emitted to the atmosphere. it was more than the carbon dioxide australia produces in a year. it was 13 times more

nick marsh, bbc news, borneo.ons count on starbucks to get theirjolt of caffeine, notjust in the early part of the day but throughout. it's the biggest coffee chain in the us and the rest of the world. it exploded in the �*90s but its glory days of astronomical growth are behind it. lately starbucks has been in the headlines for its problems more frequently than its famous cake pops. and this week, it startled the markets by ditching its ceo of the past year. so what does the new boss, brian niccol have to do? let's go to martin baccardax is senior editor of thestreet. thank you forjoining us today. what are those problems that the last chief executive laxman narasimhan didn't solve? it is chief executive laxman narasimhan didn't solve?— didn't solve? it is so difficult to say because — didn't solve? it is so difficult to say because there _ didn't solve? it is so difficult to say because there has - didn't solve? it is so difficult to say because there has been - didn't solve? it is so difficult to say because th

nick marsh, bbc news, borneo. about the spanish city of seville which has announced it will cut off the water supply to all illegal holiday rentals. the move will affect around 5000 flats. the aim is to crackdown on owners who rent out holiday flats in the southern spanish city without a license. seville is following in the footsteps of barcelona which announced plans to ban all short term rentals to keep housing affordable. that is it for today's issue of business today. i will see you tomorrow. hello. this is the catch—up. tonight, more rioters in court. banksy strikes again and the northern lights are back. first, the families of the victims of the nottingham attacks say the mental health services have blood on their hands for failing to properly care for the killer. grace o'malley kumar and barnaby weber and 65—year—old ian coates were killed injune last year by a psychotic man suffering from paranoid delusions. today, the care quality commission which is responsible for making sure healthcare providers operat

nick marsh, bbc news, borneo.anking giant ubs has reported bumper profits of $1.11; billion for the period from april tojune, surpassing analysts�* expectations. it's the first time it's reported since integrating its one—time rival, credit suisse which it rescued from collapse earlier this year. the process of integration continues, ubs says it's now entering the next phase of realising further cost, capital and tax benefits. so, how challenging and how profitable has the integration been? a question forjohann scholz, a banking analyst at morningstar in amsterdam. i think one should be careful not to focus too much on the bottom line number. there's quite a lot of counting noise in the results, but i think it's fair to say the best way to probably look at it would be to go into the operating divisions. and it's fair to say that the investment banking business definitely exceeded expectations quite a bit. so i think in line with what we've seen from the other investment banks, both, both sides of the, of the atlan

nick marsh, bbc news, borneo. and that's it for this edition of business today.m with the catch up. tonight — more writers in court. banksy strikes again and the northern lights are back. but first, the families of the victims of the nottingham attacks say the mental health services have blood on their hands for failing to properly care for the killer. grace o'malley—kumar and barnaby webber, both 19 and 65 year old ian coates, were killed injune last year by valdo calocane, who was psychotic and suffering from paranoid delusions. today, the care quality commission, which is responsible for making sure health care providers operate safely, found a series of errors, omissions and misjudgments by mental health services. other news now — more people have been in court for their role in recent riots, including a 13—year—old girl. she pleaded guilty to violent disorder after she protested outside a hotel thought to be housing migrants in aldershot. sentencing is at the end of september. donald trump and elon musk have had a friendly chat on x, where they discuss subje

dw ferdinand chemo on visited no sun tower on the island, borneo, to find out why construction is so slow and how the government plans to finance of the building that's practice wings like an eagle. the presidential palace ship like indonesia is national amber and sits right at the heart of the country's new capital. the sun thought it eastern borneo government buildings, the government, housing complex and basic infrastructure are almost finished electricity and what the lights have also like to they've been hooked up residential, go east, building his legacy with a new company while he's getting power. let's so far this legacy us on a couple of buildings and 3 quarters of the precedent to allow us a lot now depends on money coming in from the budget for the construction of nissan . data is about $30000000000.00 us dollars. the government plans to locate only 20 percent of the total from its national budget. it is relying on domestic and for it in 5 stars. the supply the rest. but so far, no foreign beckers has stepped forward to fund just make a project. without that money, it will

the sun thought it eastern borneo, the government buildings, the government, housing complex and basic infrastructure are almost finished electricity and what the lights have also largely been hooked up a residential go. we use building his legacy with a new company while he's getting power. but so far this legacy, your ass on a couple of buildings and 3 quarters of the precedent to allow this a lot. now it depends on money coming in from the, from the budget for the construction of nissan data is about $13000000000.00 us dollars. the government plans to locate only 20 percent of the total from its national budget. it is relying on domestic and for investors to supply the rest. but so far, no foreign beckers has stepped forward to fund just make a project. without that money, it will be difficult if not impossible to continue construction. but most experts believe that the government will not stop the project, get it. but the, the option is to slow down the they're still using the state budget. the amount is very small to the process will be very slow, especially during the transition

are the poor farmers in borneo behind the increased levels of co2 in the air, or is it the people who buy and use palm oil every day more than before? during the past 20 years, malaysia's palm oil exports have increased. 1500 times and the turnover now stands at over $21 billion. the country is top producer of palm oil in the world. the world's never-ending demand for palm oil has made the people in indonesia to break the boundaries. instead of planting rice and vegetables, despite the hardships and enjoying the beauties of the nature in the country, they've opted for industrial. farming of palm trees with a shorter life, but with more amenities. we're talking about $400 of monthly income for a 2 hectare farm with about 400 palm trees. the income isn't considered meger in southeast asia, it can tempt anyone. in many other regions too, rainforest is being burnt down, 2.6 million hectares have been destroyed, a region almost the size of belgium. palm oil companies are. responsible for about half the fires laid, did this? they can't find the arsenist or don't want to find them, but every

boys enough hotel rooms ready, dw, sped, and then tim, i want visited doesn't tara, on the island to borneo, to find out why construction is so slow and how the government plans to finance it will as a building that's practice wings like an eagle. the presidential palace is shipped like indonesia is national ambulance and sits right at the heart of the countries, new capital. sons that are in eastern borneo, the government buildings, the government, housing complex and basic infrastructure are almost finished electricity and what the lights have also largely been hooked up residential, go east building hist, legacy with the new capital while he's good. but so far, this legacy or ass on a couple of buildings and 3 quarters of the presidential palace a lot now depends on money coming in from the budget for the construction of nissan . data is about $30000000000.00 us dollars. the government plans to locate only 20 percent of the total from its national budget. it is relying on domestic and for investors to supply the rest. but so far, no foreign beckers has stepped forward. the fund does make

the water in the sea that's so pure, it looks like glass and a unique wildlife, mean somewhere like borneo, in southeast asia, an island that's divided between three countries, indonesia, malaysia, and the tiny state of brunei. when you go to a whopping mall for your daily shopping, when you're sitting in a restaurant eat dinner, when you wash your hair with shampoo in the bathroom, when you're biting off a piece of chocolate, when you're using cosmetics and in many other things you do during the day, you're in fact using palm oil, almost 80 kg for each person annually, now if we know that... 85% of the palm oil in the world comes from indonesia and malaysia, we can ask a few important questions, who's burning the forest, who's polluting the air? are the poor farmers in borneo behind the increased levels of co2 in the air, or is it the people who buy and use palm oil every day more than before? during the past 20 years, malaysia's palm oil exports have increased. 1500 times and the turnover now stands at over $21 billion. the country is top producer of palm oil in the world. the world's ne

ready to house them the that we use photo then it will want visited those on tyra on the island of borneo, to find out why the city is taking so long to build and how the government plans to finance the rest of the project. as a building that's practice wings like an eagle. the presidential palace is shipped like indonesia is national ambulance and sits right at the heart of the country's new capital. the sun thought it eastern borneo government buildings, the government, housing complex and basic infrastructure are almost finished. electricity and what the lights have also largely been hooked up to me. i found the bottom one was somebody behind the center of government will be built here. and on that is that the president's office in the shape of a root of burned in front of it. is the presidential policy then government offices say it's published by july, 4th, construction was about 88 percent complete and uh originally the court and the sense that our government complex was expected to be company that in july residential go. we have even planned to start work here, weeks before the off

built from scratch in the borneo rainforest. but is this hugely ambitious project ready to welcome residents? live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. you got the sense from those headlines does a lot to fit in. let's get started. it's a big day for inflation data — both the uk and us will publish the latest on how much prices have risen in the month ofjuly. this data will be watched very closely by both traders and policy makers for any signs their economies are on the right track. so let's take a look at what we are expecting. in the uk, economists expect a rise of 2.3% — that's slightly higher than the steady 2% inflation rate in may and june, and would be a setback for the back of england, which cut interest rates earlier this month for the first time since the start of the covid pandemic. we will get the uk news at seven am uk time. over in the us, inflation is also proving stubborn. figures published later today are expected to show a rise of 3%. on tuesday, though, the us producer price index — a measu

nick marsh, bbc news, borneo.ago in one of the uk's worst maritime disasters has today been granted special protection by the government. captained byjohn wordsworth, the brother of the renowned romantic poet william wordsworth, the earl of abergavenny sank off the coast of weymouth in dorset in 1805 with the loss of over 200 people. from weymouth, our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. this is the story of tragedy, great riches, heroism and poetry. and it all revolves around this ship, the earl of abergavenny, that floundered in these waters off dorset more than 200 years ago. yes, this is the maritime gallery in here. david carter has spent a0 years diving on the wreck of the vessel. he says it was en route from portsmouth to china when it hit a sandbank in a storm off the shores of weymouth. even by the standards of the day, just how big a tragedy was this? this was an enormous tragedy that went right across the country. 250 people died. it was human error. the conditions of the storm, of the night and every

nick marsh, bbc news, borneo. now it's time for a look at the weather.eas. a lot of low cloud, some rain and drizzle, and as we go through the next few days, you will notice it will be cooler than it has been. there will be rain at times but equally sunshine, but it is looking dry with sunny spells for most as we head into this weekend. what we have at the moment is still quite a bit of cloud around, still some patchy rain, breaking up in places and as temperatures rise, that could spark a few showers. south—west england, wales, northern england and scotland, a lot of dry weather and a fair bit of sunshine. 0ut towards the west, the cloud will continue to build and the wind will strengthen. temperatures 15—211, possibly a bit higher in the south if the cloud remains broken for longer. into this evening, still some residual cloud, some clear skies, but we have persistent rain coming in across scotland and also northern ireland. that will get into north—west england by the end of the night. it will be a milder night in the north compared to last night, and

islands in the late side of borneo. island, there's been some flooding in cambodia. flood alerts back and play from northern philippines. lose on island, as in bond soon rains. pick up and it's still raining in southern china right now, but there is a swath of plenty of dry weather from central and northern area. so once again, temperatures are on their way up. tropical storm maria and making land fall just to the east of send di, late sunday, early monday. this one's going to be bring a rain and wind couple here as a documentary series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environment of the task. in columbia, the arrow walkers, people, scientists to understand why species of toes one's thoughts, extinct is still thriving in the coastal mountains of the sierra nevada. nations frontline, the starry night towed on al jazeera, the the be watching. i'll just hear a reminder about top stores, the cell palestinians, and con eunice and gowns are told to leave their homes. j

and then blue collins, but really we took you by to borneo lazy in borneo and back through to the peninsula semaphore of the science and java. now she had dr. picture was it should be there's a dodge pool of clad that's come out of west australia through south australia. now the think of the size that comes in, it's huge. this is a vast area class that breaks of rain. moving down towards adelaide, miserable looking day. there on sunday and then slowly east was a new south wales in queens and the cookies and heartbreaks of heavy right. and he mostly, i think, is going to be fairly exciting. and disappointing. new zealand was a bit of a contrast here. but last 2, recent days is quite looking sunnyside coats down dimensionally 9 by day. there is a change there where the type on monday in the safe this and rain or snow depending your height, but even that full cost wise to, to come around the better. in the last couple of days now the tuesday, the picture remains pretty static will not 3 degrees for you in christ church and is nice in oakland the unique perspectives. not that i really not that

nusantara, carved out ofjungle on borneo island, indonesia has been celebrating its independence dayolitical centre this year. but the 32—billion dollar megaproject is months, even years, behind schedule. we can cross live to jakarta and hanna samosir of the bbc�*s indonesia service. hannah, thank you forjoining us on the programme. just talk us through why the government felt it was necessary to construct, build a new capital city?— capital city? yes, then you built a new capital— capital city? yes, then you built a new capital city — capital city? yes, then you built a new capital city as _ capital city? yes, then you built a new capital city as you _ capital city? yes, then you built a new capital city as you said - capital city? yes, then you built a| new capital city as you said before because jakarta is now of the fasted sinking city in the world. the ceremony itself today went smoothly with the flag raising and the militaryjets manoeuvring above the presidential palace. the scale of the ceremony itself was smaller than the ceremony itself was smaller than the previous ceremoni

5 years, but it is set to slowly be replaced by the brand new city of new santano on the item to borneo. on tv, new sentato appears shiny and new. but many questions still link around the viability of this 32000000000 dollar mega project away from the government buildings. the city lounge, the remains a construction sites as much as the critical infrastructure, unfinished sometimes on stones it. there also funding issues. the project relies heavily on private and saw an investment which is pretty even slower, to emerge. more over environmental the criticize the construction of a new megalopolis on top of one of the world's largest expenses of untouched rainforest. nissan tara is the legacy project, the president jocko would go to step down and i'm gonna tell you about after one decade impala cool man. he 1st announced the plans renewed capital in 2019. that whole saying it represented progress, justice and economic growth. but the other reasons for the move to the casa, is sinking fast into the sea, due to rising sea levels and uncontrolled war to extraction. seemingly eager to say, fac

the new capital will be built from scratch in the rainforests of borneo.setbacks, lack of investment and the firing of top officials. nick marsh was invited by the indonesian government to take a look. in the heart of one of asia's last great rainforests, indonesia's president wants to carve out a new future for his country — a green, smart megacity, bigger than london, far from the chaos of jakarta and a homage to indonesia's ascent on the global stage. ambitious? this is a drone... that's an understatement. and failure? well, that doesn't seem to be an option. if you said it's impossible for me, no, it's ambitious, but it's possible. the momentum is there. over the past two years, swathes ofjungle have been cleared to make way for new roads and buildings, wiping away the past and pushing indonesia towards modernity. it's only when you get here that you can see the sheer scale of this project. there's a sense of real excitement in indonesia. you can feel it. you can also feel the tension, though. by now, this place should have been ready to welcome its fi

indonesia is national amber and sits right at the heart of the countries new capital center in eastern borneo, the government buildings, the government, housing complex and basic infrastructure are almost finished. i looked through safety and what the lights have also like to they've been hooked up to me. i found the bottom one was that somebody behind the center of government will be billed here. and on that is on the president's office in the shape of a root, a burned in front of it, is the presidential policy. and then government offices say it's published by july, 4th, construction was about 88 percent completed. uh, originally the court and the son thought i'd government complex was expected to be completed in july residential go, we hadn't even planned to start work here, weeks before the office of move. but that's of either the lead construction yet the government even says the 1st phase is still on schedule. a residential go. we use building use legacy with a new capitol while he's doing it. but so far this legacy, your ass on a couple of buildings and 3 quarters of the presidential p

the sun thought it eastern borneo, the government buildings, the government, housing complex and basic infrastructure are almost finished. the electricity and what the lights have also like to they've been hooked up to me. i found the bottom one was that somebody behind the center of government will be built here and on that is that the president's office in the shape of a root, a brand in front of it, is the presidential policy. then government offices say it's published by july, 4th construction was about 88 percent completed. the originally the court and the sunset. our government complex was expected to be completed in july residential go. we hadn't even planned to start work here, weeks before the officer move, but that's the weather delayed construction. yet the government insights, the 1st phase is still on schedule. residential, go east building his legacy with a new capital while he's doing. but so far this legacy, your ass on a couple of buildings and 3 quarters of the presidential palace a lot. now it depends on money coming in from the, from the budget for the construction

indonesian government. took the capital from jakarta to nusantara on the island of borneo. was supposed to be completed by 2045, but with the decision of investors to withdraw their funds, this project is on the verge of being closed. china's lone ranger unveiled a new drone that looks like a bird of prey. this falcon -like flying bird has advanced miniature sensors and the latest technologies for navigation and navigation. the flight is equipped and protected against any threat of dismemberment. according to the creators of this drone, it is capable of stopping any missile attack or electronic warfare of the enemy. the characteristic of this bird it is that its movement in the sky is quite similar to that of a real bird. the lezaka website announced that england plays the biggest role in the emission of carbon dioxide gas on earth and has been named the historical responsible for global warming. based on these data , the carbon dioxide emissions of countries since 1850 have been announced on this website. and now the second case, in which we want to examine the manner and

nusantara the new capital is located 1,300 km from jakarta on the island of borneo. the cost of building the new capital is estimated at 33 billion dollars and is one of the largest infrastructure projects in indonesia. indonesia's capital is set to change next week as many of the new capital's construction plans are yet to be completed. nusantara is the new capital in the jungle region of central indonesia. indonesia is the most populous muslim country with about 284 million people and it is in east asia. the knowledge of the foundations succeeded in producing a new generation of arterial catheter. this product is placed inside the patient's vein and is often used in special care and emergency departments or during anesthesia for momentary monitoring of blood pressure . it has unwanted side effects , for example, it is actually used in operating rooms for major surgeries . it continuously shows the blood pressure on the line. the name of this product is widely used. a witness sample is taken, which is the witness sample it is placed in the witness warehouse and kept

nusantura , the new capital , is located 1,300 km from jakarta on the island of borneo. the cost of building the new capital is estimated at 33 billion dollars and is one of the largest infrastructure projects in indonesia. the capital of indonesia. that will change next week , with many of the new capital's construction plans yet to be completed. nusantura is the new capital in the jungle region of central indonesia. indonesia is the most populous muslim country with about 284 million people and it is in east asia. violent attacks against women on british railways since 200 21 ad has increased by more than 50%. according to the announcement of the british transport police department , the number of violent crimes registered against women and girls in the transport network of this country has increased by 20% in 2023 alone. the police believe that this sharp increase in violence was not small in the past. the transport police supervisor has published statistics that show an average of 31 incidents per day. violence against women and girls has been reported. well, let's g

had proposed the capital be moved from jakarta which is currently overpopulated to nusantara on the borneo island. however, construction delays compounded by lack of foreign investment has shattered widodo's dream of holding the independence ceremony at the completed new capital. indonesia gained independence from dutch and japanese rule 1945 after more than three centuries of occupation and a possible new epidemic on the horizon, the empox disease is a spreading faster pace on the african continent with an au health agency, african union that is putting confirmed and suspected cases now at nearly 1900. africa's center for disease control and prevention says empox cases have been recorded in 12 countries so far, new and deadly strain of the epidemic was first reported in the democratic republic of the congo, as variant quickly spread to other neighboring countries, prompting the world health organization to declare the mpoxs a global emergency. the epidemic is now spreading outside of africa as well as new cases have been reported in sweden and pakistan. and pox is infectious disease whose

indonesia was in conflict with malaysia over the island of borneo.re were military actions there. singapore left malaysia because of clashes between the malays and the chinese. communist guerrillas remained in the jungle, and the vietnam war was raging in the north. security and stability could only be ensured together. and on this day, the foreign ministers of indonesia, the philippines, malaysia, singapore and thailand signed a declaration in bangkok on the creation of a new association, declaring that asia-pacific is a structure of peace and progress. for more than half a century, asia -pacific has consolidated and expanded, accepting brunei, vietnam, laos, myanmar and cambodia into its ranks, becoming the core and driving force of interregional cooperation through the regional security forum, the east asia summit and other institutions, in which russia and others participate. states of the world. adopted a joint statement dedicated to the twentieth anniversary of russia's accession to the treaty of friendship and cooperation in southeast asia, th

proposed that the capital be moved from chicarda, which is currently overpopulated to nusantara on the borneo island. however, construction delay is compounded by lack of foreign investment has shattered widoto's dreams of holding the independence ceremony a completed new capital. indonesia gained his independence from dutch and japanese in 1945 after more than three centuries of... the british court is trying several members of the direct action group the palestine action arrested under the country's terrorism act the were detained for rating a uk-based israeli weapons manufacturer. said forza reports from a protest outside of the court building in london. a show of solidarity with fellow activists on trial for standing up for palestine. several members of direct action group palestine action, facing the long arm of british law for raiting a site of uk-based israeli arms company elbit systems. the british state is trying to... criminalize voices for palestine um so i mean it's unsurprising, i mean the british states link with zionism historically in right now, of course people who are going

proposed that the capital be moved from jakarda, which is currently overpopulated to nusantara on the borneo island. however, construction delays, compounded, lack of foreign investment has shattered withido's dream of holding independence ceremony a completed new capital. indonesia gained its independence from dutch and japanese rule back in 1945 after more than three centuries of occupation. and that brings us to your press tv news bulleton everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. the rights to discover, excavate, refine and export oil belongs exclusively to britain. they were plundering iran's vast oil reserves. mohammed mosadek titled mosader saltane, the 70-year-old politician from ahmedabad set forth his plan. he declared his readiness to accept the premiership if his condition. اولین کاری که دکتر مصدق کرد این بود که قانون اجرای قانون ملی شدن صنعت نفت رو نوشتند. britain and the united states are fearful about the nationalization of the oil industry in iran and warn one another about the impact of the move on their economies. the us said it was going to reconstruct afghani

indonesia was in conflict with malaysia over the island of borneo, there were military actions there.gapore left malaysia due to clashes between the malays and chinese. communist guerrillas remained in the jungle, and the vietnam war was raging in the north. security and stability could only be ensured by working together. and on that day, the foreign ministers of indonesia, the philippines, malaysia, singapore and thailand signed a declaration in bangkok establishing a new association, declaring that the oceanians, having accepted brunei, vietnam, laos, myanmar and cambodia, had become the core and driving force of interregional cooperation through the regional security forum , the east asia summit and other institutions, russia and other countries of the world take part in them. they adopted a joint statement dedicated to the twentieth anniversary of russia's accession to the treaty of friendship and cooperation. "who hasn't heard, the target is two leopards, there is such a proverb, under the artilleryman, saves the infantryman, a shot, the entire front is thundering , a lot of exp

indonesia, lots of why whether to be found here was of course, that central band for places like borneo. we are expecting some heavy down pools here, tuesday into wednesday. not as well across indo china, but still those showers the from the monsoon on the monsoon rains are in full force across the launch areas of india. we've got heavy rain to come for carol, and tom will not do on wednesday heavy rain as well across the northeast. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back here watching all just there are a reminder of out of stories this our democratic presidential candidate come to harris has made a surprise appearance on this fast night. so the policies convention she's due to formerly accept the policies nomination late in the week, but to the stage on monday night to saint joseph biden, for his political service by general address the conventions. 43 says made arrest off. the protest has breached bar case outside the convention center on mondays, thousands of demonstrates is gathered to protest against the war on garza and other issues. us secretary of state so

the region with records in plow for august rooms within the weather, creeping to northern areas of borneo, its looking washer as well across the indo china, thanks to the monsoon range and they continued to push across, move in areas of the philippines as well. the heavy rain is the story for the north of south asia. we put a monsoon low continuing to bring that heavy rain to run just on. that will pull across into post on monday into tuesday with some of that rain touching into off kind of sun. and iran, as well. of the $150.00 is the gyptian history. seen through an extraordinary photographic archives, a journey through the golden age of music and cinema. when legendary, our voices and famous actors stole the hearts of millions, captured by photographers who lived and felt the emotions of the country's biggest star. egypt through the lands stage in street on 0 days of variety in england and belfast social media has been used by the far right to spread rumors about immigrants and organized protests that it becomes 5 thousands of police officers are on alert. so what's behind the surgeon

nusantara, carved out ofjungle on borneo island, is due to replace sinking and traffic—clogged jakarta. but the $32 billion megaproject is months, even years, behind schedule. elisa sutanudjaya is co—founder and executive director of the rujak centre for urban studies injakarta. she doesn't believe the new capital will work. so in my opinion, capital won't be a success, at least for the time being, because, you know, it's a really big, uh, things to do and too big to, to, uh, is also a burden for our state budget somehow. yeah. so that's the reason why i don't believe it will be a success project either now or in the future. and, elisa, in the meantime, what we've seen are the major challenges that jakarta is facing. you have overpopulation, air pollution, but crucially, rising sea levels and floods. so the government solution at the moment is to create a new capital and try and get people to move there. don't you think that in the long run that perhaps is the best solution to depopulate jakarta ? uh, well, i don't think so, because, uh, still, you still have to fix the problem of jaka

and we'll take you on a tour of indonesia's new capital city — built from scratch in the borneo rainforestew york. inflation in the us has slowed to its lowest in over three years — infact since march 2021. the consumer price index rose by 2.9% in the year tojuly, down from 3% injune. most of this increase was due to a pick—up in housing costs. energy prices were unchanged in the month, while food price rose by 0.2%. jeff sherman is deputy chief investment officer of doubleline in los angeles.

1st cabinet meeting and the new capital in this on tara, the city is being built on the island of borneo at a cost of around 35000000000 dollars. it will be inaugurated next week. the current capital jakarta is threatened by rising sea levels and floods senate now as the parent olympics wrapped up president that money while my clients at the tournament showed the world the true face of france. the closing ceremonies saw tom cruise ad sale into the stadium. and french of swimming star, and they almost shot extinguish deal with the big cauldron. the celebration rounds off 2 and a half weeks of sport and competition. paris hands on the baton to los angeles, which is staging the next a lympics in 2028. to now just before we go is look minder of our top story. greece has been requesting help from the european union as a wildfire burns out of control. the northern outskirts ends, hospitals, and homes near the capital of being evacuated, and hundreds of firefighters and military personnel are vastly for places. that is, your needs update at this hour. thank you so much for joining us. the platf

the region with records in plow for august rooms within the weather, creeping to northern areas of borneo, its looking west or as well across indo china, thanks to the monsoon range and they continued to push across the move in areas of the philippines as well. the heavy rain is the story for the north of south asia. we put them on soon low, continuing to bring that heavy rain to run just on that will pull across into pockets on monday into tuesday with some of that rain touching into off kind of sun and iran as well. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the hello, welcome back. you watching all just there a reminder about stop stories. this hour is really a tax on c, schools and goals. the city has killed at least 30 color simians, press to say 80 percent of the dead and injured all the children. many women and children are still very to live under the rubble. at least 91 people, including 13 police officers, have been killed in bangladesh during protest beds and long thing. prime minister, she has seen a step down situation, is from the united nations to quote, for an end to divide.