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across the atlantic ocean jasmine harrison completed the nearly 5000 kilometer journey from the canary islands and take it took 70 days 3 hours and minutes a record that helped to raise more than $10000.00 to charity. so let's take you to the headlines on al-jazeera the iranian foreign minister says all steps taken since the 2050 nuclear deal are reversible and ending snap inspections is not a violation and speaking on the deadline set for the u.s. to lift sanctions the un's nuclear watchdog head is also there for top syria's deal subari with more from teheran. under the nuclear deal in this edition of protocols the spectre's visited $26.00 known nuclear facilities of military sites that they wanted access to and the rain is granted them those that access but now after the 23rd of february on tuesday that will no longer be the case the news said that this is a step they've been forced to take because of the additional sanctions that the united states has imposed on them and they're adamant that all these steps are reversible several rockets have hit an iraqi military base injuring at least one

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jasmin harrison rowed from the canary islands to antigua injust over 70 days., and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. watching in the uk emergency medical workers in myanmar say at least two people have been killed and several others injured at an anti—coup protest in the city of mandalay. witnesses said police used live ammunition as they tried to disperse the crowd in myanmar�*s second city. it's an escalation in the military�*s response to the daily demonstrations across myanmar. they began when the burmese army seized power on the 1st of february and detained the elected leader, aung san suu kyi. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports. the military has promised patience with those protesting against its coup, but there was little sign of it here in mandalay. the police had gone in to disperse striking ship workers and moved quickly from using tear gas and rubber bullets to live rounds. gunfire. the shooting was caught on camera by this terrified bystander. "please don't shoot, don't let it happen," she says. two peopl

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and that's according to residents and local politicians in the canary islands is that true to not have a plan now would have a plan and with been implementing the plan since last year and the plan is. complicate it because the situation is complex but the plan is also clear those that are rife in the kind are people even when they come we regularly they are people so we treat them as people would provide them with housing and shelter and just as housing and shelter that we've been developing in the last months in order to accommodate the people that were getting to our shores now many of them. don't have recent to stay in the country they thrive they regularly and they are not internationally protected by asylum or refugee. considerations in which case they have to be returned back and they are being returned back thanks to the agreements that we have with our neighbors more broadly we are also working with our neighbors to make sure that they does wade and we take common measures to persuade and to dissuade citizens from going into the sea risking their lives to arrive. regularly and

jasmine harrison rowed from the canary islands to antigua injust over 70 days. good afternoon.esidents in england will be allowed to choose one person to visit them regularly from march eighth, in the first confirmed easing of lockdown. they will be able to meet indoors and be allowed to hold hands — but visitors must wear personal protective equipment and be tested before going into a home. the announcement comes ahead of the prime minister revealing his road map for easing lockdown on monday. 0ur health correspondent anna collinson has more. a moment of relief during a dark year for 83—year—old barbara abrams. this is the closest her family have been allowed to get to her while visiting her care home in stockport because of covid restrictions. that lack of physical contact has been really difficult for us. my poor mum. her health both physically and mentally has really deteriorated, particularly in the last... since christmas. i think that was like the straw that broke the camel's back. but now, a sign of hope. from the 8th of march, care home residents in england will be all

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jasmine harrison took seventy days to reach antigua in the caribbean after setting off from the canary islandsports. welcome to antigua! sirens blare. this was the moment jasmine harrison broke records. the 21—year—old is the youngest female to row solo across the atlantic ocean, and for that matter, the youngest female to row solo across any ocean. welcome to antigua, jasmine! when she stepped off the boat she wasn't going to let her sea legs get on the way of celebrating. you did it in a time of 70 days, 3 hours and 48 minutes. after taking up rowing just two years ago, jasmine completed the 4800—kilometre journey from the canary islands to antigua in her appropriately named boat, rudderly mad. there's nothing like actually getting away from everything, social media, from bad news, from literally everything. i would ring my friends up and they would say, "oh, we're in another lockdown for three weeks," and i would go, "i don't know, i don't care." she makes it sound easy butjasmine battled 20—foot waves, was circled by sharks, narrowly avoided a collision with a tanker and at one point even

this isn't just whistling a happy tune on the spanish canary islands whistling can make up an entire conversation. hi everyone and welcome to another fun filled edition of your romance with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got in store for you today.

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originally from thirsk in north yorkshire, she set off on her 3,000—milejourney from la gomera in the canary islandscember. she docked in antigua earlier today. two women in florida have been caught trying to dupe health authorities into giving them a coronavirus vaccine by dressing up as grannies. the state's department of health said the pair arrived at a vaccine centre wearing bonnets, gloves and glasses to try and disguise themselves but were caught because they'd confused their dates of birth. they were given a trespassing warning and thrown out of the vaccination centre with a warning not to return. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. it's been an exceptionally mild saturday for many of us, but for some an exceptionally wet saturday as well. parts of wales, western and north western england, and scotland, there are flood warnings in force. the rain falling is now beginning to ease off and will continue to do so through tonight. brisk winds becoming confined to the north—west of scotland, and temperatures between 6—11 degrees. a very mild night in the south—east. tomorrow, th

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arrived on january teaguea saturday, 70 days, three hours, and 48 minutes after she left the canary islands 3,000 miles away. she lit a pair of flares as she cruised into the harbor. a twitter account that tracked her journey said that she had a near collision with a drilling ship, and capsized twice. >>> still ahead, flight information leak. united airlines is investigating who shared information with a reporter about ted cruz's cancun travel plans. ♪ here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection and don't change or s

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this isn't just whistling a happy tune understand this canary islands whistling can make up an entire conversation. hi everyone and welcome to another fun filled edition of your own max with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got in store for you today.

bella is an african gray and lives in laurel park zoo on 10 a river in the canary islands she and her friends have been helping the mox plant institute for ornithology with an experiment about social intelligence and cooperative ness. the parents quickly learn that they can exchange a token for food. but in this experiment bella has a problem she can swap her tokens for a treat because the window is closed instead she hands them over to her friend kimmy kimmie then swaps the tokens for food through her window bella gets nothing this generosity without any immediate favor in return surprised even the researchers because until now such behavior had only been observed among some great apes and humans. in the 2nd experiment the parents are given a choice. a blue token means only one of them gets a treat a white token earns them both a snack they soon work it out and choose white which benefits both birds even though the other one has done nothing to earn a treat. me carrots are evidently helpful and not envious. the researchers think this has to do with power which lifelong monogamy. he p

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is an african gray and lives in laurel park zoo on 10 a river in the canary islands she and her friends have been helping the marx plant institute for ornithology with an experiment about social intelligence and cooperativeness. the parents quickly learn that they can exchange a token for food. but in this experiment bella has a problem she can swap or tokens for a treat because the window is closed instead she hands them over to her friend kimmy kimmie then swaps the tokens for food through her window bella gets nothing this generosity without any immediate favor in return surprised even the researchers because until now such behavior had only been observed among some great apes and humans. in the 2nd experiment the parents are given a choice. a blue token means only one of them gets a treat a white token earns them both a snack they soon work it out and choose white which benefits both birds even though the other one has done nothing to earn or treat him. any parents are evidently helpful and not envious. the researchers think this has to do with power it's lifelong monogamy. they pre

foreign ministry has summoned the spanish ambassador for the treatment of moroccan migrants in the canary islands a video circulating online appears to show spanish officers beating miners despite their pleas for the violence stop the footage has sparked a wave of anger in morocco. 3 months after the start of an ethiopian government offensive in the northern region refugees still arriving in neighboring sudarsan aid organizations say many are left stranded on able to return to their homes are now hosts more than 60000 refugees in the state of and got a reef from way about morgan reports. it's the 3rd day of waiting for to be registered abyss refugee camp in sudan. she wants to be able to save her own shelter the camp is her 2nd home since your skate fighting in ethiopia stigler region weeks ago. i was in a different camp before things were tough there to the extent that i thought of returning back to ethiopia but i was told by those arriving that it was still not safe to return and that the fighting is ongoing so i agreed to be transferred here the camp which opened in early january now hosts mor

jasmin harrison rowed from the canary islands to antigua injust over 70 days.

summoned the spanish ambassador about the treatment of its citizens who traveled as migrants to the canary islands a video online appears to show a spanish offices beating minus the spine please for the violence to stop the footage of sponsor a wave of anger in morocco the government has described the incident as concerning spanish authorities for an explanation. 3 months after the start of an ethiopian government offensive in the region refugees are still arriving in neighboring sudan aid organizations say that many are left stranded on able to return to the homes. 60000 refugees in the states of. leaf from where. reports. it's the 3rd day of waiting for to be registered at this refugee camp in sudan. she wants to be able to save her own shelter the camp is her 2nd me home since us keep fighting in ethiopia stigler region weeks ago got a hand on the primary i was in a different camp before things were tough there to the extent that i thought of returning back to ethiopia but i was told by those arriving that it was still not safe to return and that the fighting is ongoing so i agreed to be transf

after taking up rowing just two years ago, jasmine completed the 4800—kilometre journey from the canary islandsfrom everything, from social media, from bad news, from literally everything. so i'd ring my friends up and they'd just say, "oh, we're in another lockdown for, like, three weeks," and i'm, "uh, i don't know, i don't care." she makes it sound easy, but jasmine battled 20—foot waves, was circled by sharks, narrowly avoided a collision with a tanker and at one point even capsized. now, after relying on peanut butter—fuelled energy for weeks, she says she's looking forward to a decent meal before thinking about her next challenge. sophia tran—thomson, bbc news. well done to jasmine, who is in antigo, and is therefore missing what has happened here in the uk, a rare cactus attracted interest from around the world has begun to bloom. there it is, the moonflower, originating from the amazon rainforest, typically flowering at sunset, and is all finished ijy at sunset, and is all finished by sunrise, but this cactus at the cambridge university botanic garden started to flow on 3pm saturday aft

jasmine harrison, from thirsk in north yorkshire, set off from the canary islands in december.a that took a total of 70 days, three hours and 48 minutes. with all the sport now, here's ollie foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening. we're into the final weekend at the australian open. naomi osaka has won a fourth grand slam singles title. the japanese player beat the americanjennifer brady in straight sets to be crowned champion for a second time in melbourne. adam wild reports. at a time where little in tennis has felt certain, the threat of naomi osaka, who is perhaps one of the few constants. but for a tournament that has taken place against the odds it felt fitting that here also was a finalist that few expected. jennifer brady spent her first two weeks in australia in isolation, forced to practice in a hotel room, yet here she was holding her nerve in a first grand slam final. but from lockdown she was before long a set down. a momentary misjudgment and against an opponent like osaka that rarely goes unpunished. osaka took the first set and from there she accelerated l

foreign ministry has summoned the spanish ambassador for the treatment of moroccan migrants in the canary islands a video circulating online appears to show spanish officers beating miners despite their pleas for the violence to stop the footage has sparked a wave of anger in morocco the mistreatment of moroccan migrants and spain's detention centers has been an ongoing issue in recent years a long time activist and fierce critic of the lebanese political party has been has been shot dead his death has provoked a public outcry no one has yet claimed responsibility for the killing so what are reports killed by 4 bullets to the head and one in his back look man slim was found dead in his car in southern lebanon early on thursday he was a long time activist and fierce critic of hezbollah there has been no claim of responsibility but his family has reached its verdict. the beloved menorah in this country you are not allowed to have a voice against the ruling party they are strong and they won more than a year ago slim asked for protection against the iran backed armed group which controls political p

across the atlantic $56.00 days it took him to make a nearly 5000 kilometer journey from the canary islands to antigua in a boat he aptly named never too old ruffles no stranger to the sea either is already sailed around north and south america and around the world. past the hour and these are the top stories there is growing defiance in me and man nearly a week after the democratically elected government was ousted by a military coup hundreds of people have been out protesting despite the risk of arrest the internet.

jasmine harrison set off on her 3,000—milejourney from the canary islands in december.as "am azing" a united airlines passengerjet has scattered debris after one of its engines failed on take—off, over colorado. it was able to safely land. no—one was injured. more on our website. bbc news. to stay with us. hello there. the very mild south—westerly winds which we've had during the start of this weekend have also brought a lot of rainfall across some western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and western scotland. and as a consequence from all the recent rain, the number of flood warnings has increased. but the good news is for part two of the weekend, it looks a bit drier across the board. we should see quite a bit of sunshine around. it's going to stay mild, but there will still be some rain around but not as much as what we had on saturday. now, the rain will be courtesy of this weather front, which will start out across more southern and eastern parts of england. this may low pressure to the north—west of the uk will bring fairly breezy conditions to northern i

across the atlantic ocean jasmine harrison completed the nearly 5000 kilometer journey from the canary islands and take it took 70 days 3 hours and 8 minutes a record that helped to raise more than $10000.00 to charity.

north yorkshire in the north of england — set off on her 3,000—milejourney from la gomera in the canary islandsexperience as "amazing" and "everything i wanted it to be" after arriving safely in the caribbean. australia has officially begun it's covid—19 vaccination programme, but the country's first recipient has left the prime minister in stitches. 84—year—old jane malysiak is the first person in australia to receive the pfizer—biontech jab at a sydney medical centre. prime minster scott morrision encouraged her to make the sign "v for vaccine" when she accidentally made a rude gesture instead. up to four million australians are expected to receive the jab voluntarily by march. she is number one. do stay with bbc news. hello there. the very mild south—westerly winds which we've had during the start of this weekend have also brought a lot of rainfall across some western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and western scotland. we have seen some local flooding in places, river levels running very high. and as a consequence from all the recent rain, the number of flood warnings has increas

after taking up rowing just two years ago, jasmine completed the 4800—kilometre journey from the canary islandsfrom social media, from bad news, from literally- everything. so i'd ring my friends up| and they'd just say, "oh, we're in another lockdown for, like, three weeks," _ and i'm, "uh, i don't know, i don't care."| she makes it sound easy, but jasmine battled 20—foot waves, was circled by sharks, narrowly avoided a collision with a tanker and at one point even capsized. now, after relying on peanut butter—fuelled energy for weeks, she says she's looking forward to a decent meal before thinking about her next challenge. sophia tran—thomson, bbc news. many congratulations. hard work but all that effort paying off the air at the end. that is it for me for now. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @samanthatvnews. more detail on online. hello there. the very mild south—westerly winds which we've had during the start of this weekend have also brought a lot of rainfall across some western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and western scotland. we have seen some local flooding in places, riv

solo across the atlantic 56 days it took him to make a nearly 5000 kilometer journey from the canary islands to and. in a boat he aptly named never too old ruffles no stranger to the sea either is already sailed around north and south america and around the world. past the hour and these are the top stories there is growing defiance in me and nearly a week after the democratically elected government was ousted by a military coup hundreds of people have been out protesting despite the risk of arrest the internet and phone lines have also been disrupted. monitoring events from kuala lumpur and we don't yet know how the military is going to react to these protests but the voice of anger has grown even louder and bolder throughout the week they 1st started with night noise protests in yangon people making loud noises at traditional believe that this will drive away evil and then it grew to a civil disobedience campaign with people going on strike and now street protests that are growing that seem to be growing across the country we're hearing that there was a smaller protest that took place in m

jasmin harrison rowed from the canary islands to antigua

is an african gray and lives in laurel park zoo on 10 a river in the canary islands she and her friends have been helping the mox plant institute for ornithology with an experiment about social intelligence and cooperative knows. the parents quickly learn that they can exchange a token for food. but in this experiment bella has a problem she can't swap her tokens for a treat because the window is closed instead she hands them over to her friend kimmy kimmie then swaps the tokens for food through her window bella gets nothing this generosity without any immediate favor in return surprised even the researchers because until now such behavior had only been observed among some green apes and humans. in the 2nd experiment the parents are given a choice. a blue token means only one of them gets a treat a white token earns them both a snack they soon work it out and choose white which benefits both birds even though the other one has done nothing to earn or treat him. me parents are evidently helpful and not envious. the researchers think this has to do with parents' lifelong monogamy. they pr

person to row across the atlantic ocean alone he started his journey on december the 12th in the canary islands. 56 days, two hours, 41 minutes later, rothwell docked in antigua 3,000 miles away this incredible feat was for a good cause rothwell says he raised about $900,000 for alzheimer's research in memory of his brother-in-law quite an impressive voyage as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >>> after more than a year, answers are coming about the crash that killed kobe bryant. why a crash expert says the pilot may have felt the chopper flying up when it was actually going down >>> and it was the deadliest fire ever recorded in california devastating the town of pa paradise now a new report shows that that town was well-prepared to handle a fire, so why did most of it burn to the ground every glass of tropicana pure premium orange juice has a million little sips of sunshine. it's 100% of your daily vitamin c and 100% delicious. making every moment in the morning brighter. tropicana sip your sunshine. carl shopped for the lowest mortgage rate and chose amerisave, a choice he'll never regre