no, america had to choose the information canary islands america timothy i also answered, america doesther version? well , just in case, just at least understand how to distribute the opinion dmitry, as you answered, i answered that europe although i wanted to put the option in general, but then i was confused and would have found, that is, you would now if you had the opportunity to answer, otherwise you would still answer africa and to whom the canary islands belong. which country would you like to visit? so let's start now to assume further, so already, as if america seems to be, well, plus or minus falls off there. now it remains to figure out if, after all, spain is in africa or in europe well, because spain is in europe, but now the question sounded geographical the canary islands refer to i will now see on the screen where they are, but the correct answer to the question. this is a variant of africa, here is africa, here is the canary islands. but the fourth question belongs to spain, the samples of the ancient epic of which country are the works of the mahabharata and ramahina,

the whispered language of the volcanic island like romeros, the 2nd smallest of spain's canary islands and archipelago in the atlantic, some 1500 kilometers from the spanish mainland. the island is thinly populated with a scattering of little mountain villages. an estimated 20000 people know the wistful language. the unusual way of communicating originated in these mountains, which are up to 1500 meters high. oh, he knew that he has hurt in his grandfather's goats in this lily. like ye in law were made. i see now go mad as whistled language was invented because of the islands geography. the fishing dick i'm, you know, it's hard to read and has many gorgeous goodbye gelato. no further calls involved. what made it easier for us to work with the livestock was yeah, no, no, we didn't have to walk up and down the mount just to talk to each other any more about who. but are we could just do it by whistling from on high go going to suitable that the ariba robin, sibyl masters lycos senior doughty us can make themselves understood at distances up to 3 kilometers the tradition dates back thousa

information had to choose canary islands, america does anyone have a different version?e, just to at least understand how to distribute the opinion dmitry, as you answered, i answered that europe although i wanted to put the option in general, but then i was confused and would have found it now if i had the opportunity to answer, otherwise you would have answered everything africa to relax. so now we begin to assume further, so already, as it were america like. eh, well, plus or minus falls off there. now it remains to figure out if, after all, spain is africa or europe well, because spain is in europe, but now the question sounded geographical canary islands belong to now you will see on the screen where they are? well , the correct answer to the question is - this is an option and africa. here is africa, here is the canary islands. but the fourth question belongs to spain, the samples of the ancient epic of which country are the works of the mahabharata and ramahin, and iran b, india and egypt time too similar to something arabic well chosen. well, i agree, iran, as fa

spirited engagement that was captured the british sprague frolic a week 600 miles west of the canary islands, the frigate united states left british frigate macedonian captain stephen by skillful seamanship and accurate gunnery, took the macedonian and set her into a new england port on december 29, 1812, off brazil. bainbridge in the constitution encountered an enemy frigate. the java in company with a captured merchant vessel. bainbridge fired a shot. the frigate small. the java broker colors open fire and a battle was joined. the constitution's wheel was shot away. bainbridge, though twice continued in command, severely. the java was dismantled and defeated and like the carrier was destroyed at sea off boston, june 1st, 1813, the american chesapeake with a green crew unwise. lee sought battle with a british frigate shannon. a day of battle was the first time the chesapeake's crew had assembled at their stations, he unready for action captain lawrence fatally wounded pleaded in vain. don't give up the ship. but demoralization rapidly set in and the chesapeake. in a fiercely fought evenly b

. >> this reminded us of what we saw not very long ago in the canary islands. there was another volcano erupting there. there were fears that the toxic gases that were coming up, if the wind changed, people can find themselves in the middle of a toxic cloud. is that a danger in hawaii? >> sure. >> the lava flow and toxic gas. if all of this is not very stable, they can make the roof collapse. >> these three dangers are the most likely. >> the last time this volcano erupted was in 1984. we are talking about almost 40 ars ago. willolcanic eruptions -- can we predict this? will they remain a relatively rare event? is that changing? >> volcano, there are two volcanoes. one is mauna loa and others -- the other is kilauea. kilauea has become a bit quieter. we don't understand how he decides to go this way or that way. >> a strange case of the competing volcanoes in hawaii. we appreciate your insights tonight. thank you. from the lava flows to the soccer pitch, time for the world cup. the final round of matches in the group stages underway starting with group a where

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this is not the moon, it is lanzarote, one of the canary islands.ith the scientists on earth to see which samples we need to take, because if you take the right rock samples, the moon will tell us, like an open history book, about our own past on earth. it�*s notjust about geology, it is also about exploration, identifying rock samples or even traces of extra—terrestrial life. these wannabe astronauts have multiple motivations. one is to become a scientist, to discover the inner workings of our world. and the second thing is to become an explorer, to go beyond the horizons and find new worlds. a return to the moon is expected within two years. a mission to mars may take a little longer. but the hope is what we learn down here will help us up there. tim allman, bbc news. that�*s it. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @lucyegrey. hello there. our exceptionally mild spell of november weather is set to stick around for another few days. there�*s also a lot of dry weather on the cards, but we have got some rain across the far northwest of the uk. not onl

so how to train for the trip of a lifetime while space travelers are flocking to the canary island of lands or what day? no high tech simulators are needed. the volcanic landscape offers the astronauts a taste what's to come nonzero t i go on them over where american and european astronauts are training for their joint lunar mission. the island location was chosen because it resembles the moon and mars a future destination. the team includes german astronaut alexander guest riddle. he's a promising candidate for these missions and song of late like play 20 degrees in their training. they're trying to find a specific type of rock rocks that tells stories. if one that was opened of iffy lice is trista, we want to examine whether there might be other forms of life in outer space. liam's you relieved some of that life might have survived in the lava caves on mars, where conditions are above 0 degrees celsius and that in there shielded from radiation one milligram. it will be very interesting to take a closer look when we get to mars with us. i may be find out if the universe is teeming wi

it is lanzarote, one of the canary islands., as astronauts, have to go out there and recognise rocks, work together with the scientists on earth to see which samples we need to take because if you take the right rock samples, the moon will tell us, like an open history book, about our own past on earth. it's notjust about geology. it's also about exploration, identifying rock samples or even traces of extra—terrestrial life. these wannabe astronauts have multiple motivations. one is to become a scientist, to discover the inner workings of our world, and the second thing is to become an explorer, to go beyond the horizons and find new worlds. a return to the moon is expected within two years. a mission to mars may take a little longer. but the hope is what we learn down here will help us up there. tim allman, bbc news. a quick reminder of our top story, ukraine's army said it has made major gains around the port city of kherson following russia's announcement its trips were withdrawing from the area. russia says it is using befo

may, maybe they acted what people this reminded us of what we saw a not very long ago in the canary islands. and there was another volcano erupting there. and there were fears that the, the toxic gases that were coming up, that if the wind change bet, people could find themselves in the middle of a toxic cloud. is that a danger also in hawaii? yes, sure. so this is another danger. yes. another no. and oxy data endorse of the house? it will is not very stable in the ask them to me, they will collapse these 3 dangerous are the most likely the occurrences, wilson, the, the last time that this volcano erupted was in 1984. so we're talking about almost 40 years ago, we'll volcanic eruptions in hawaiian. i mean, can we predict this, who will they remain a relatively rare event or is, is that changing? so i mean who i am there full year year lively, came those lamps, the mom and oh, and the other one is he aware? so why this one was be quiet. he don't where was the knocking on the palm? and now you know, where is the, has become a bit quieter as the, the visa here there to mom? i know a me and are

leave mainly from east of morocco and from western morocco, the journey takes them to spain's canary islands. another way from the east is between bella, bruce and eastern e u members. poland, in particularly most attempting to cross their are from iraq, afghanistan, and syria. well, the meeting has ended without a concrete plan to tackle migration issues. but you interior minister supplies to keep working together on reforming the system. donna kane has more not from brussels. it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i have a statement from the cheque minister of the interior, who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministers reiterate, reiterated that commitment to finding concrete common solutions that can be put in place immediately. while working closely together on concluding the ongoing migration reform as soon as possible, but not saying what that means, what is as soon as possible, as we know the

the journey takes them to the canary islands and other ways between by the routes and eastern e u members, but particularly in poland and most attempting to cross their are from iraq. afghanistan, or syria, or the ministers will consider which you nation should shoulder more responsibility . italy takes in the most, but it's new government once a compulsory scheme for all you states. so what can they do? well, the head of the meeting, the european commission, set out a 20 point action plan. it includes strengthening cooperation with other nations to prevent people leaving their home countries and improving the coordination of search and rescue efforts. dominic cane has been following the meeting in brussels . the attention is on this meeting this afternoon in brussels, but let's be clear that the instigation of the italians was necessary to bring this meeting forward. we know the european commission outlined those 20 points was 20 measures based on 3 pillars. they say, of cooperation of support and that sort of thing. but the issue is going to be what sort of resolution that can be. we kn

leave from east and morocco and then from western morocco, the journey takes them to spain's canary islands. and other way is between better ruth and eastern you members. poland in particular. now, most attempting to cross their from iraq, afghanistan, or syria, the ministers will consider which you nation's need to show that more responsibility now is really at the moment takes in the majority, but it's new government is pushing for a compulsory scheme for all you members. so what to do now? ahead of the meeting, the european commission set out a 20 point action plan into strengthening cooperation with other nations to prevent people leaving their home countries and improving the coordination of such and rescue efforts. well, let's now speak to dominic cain, he's in brussel. dominic, this is obviously been an ongoing issue for many years now. why the timing of this particular emergency meeting? sorry, much an ongoing issue and it has to be said, the numbers are, have actually moved on in the course of this calendar year. it's not 1655. and the number of irregular crossings being reported b

eastern morocco to east spanish mainland while some journeys from western morocco to spain's canary islands. and then there's the eastern route from belarus into eastern e. you states, mainly poland. most people who attempt this journey or from iraq, afghanistan and syria. when a meeting ended without a concrete plan to tackle migration issues, but you interior ministers of pledge to keep working to reform the system from that . kane has more from brussels. it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i have a statement from the cheque minister of the interior, who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministers reiterated that commitment to find in concrete common solutions that can be put in place immediately. while working closely together on concluding the ongoing migration reform as soon as possible, but not saying what that means, what is as soon as possible, as we know the french and the italians have w

the journey takes them to spain's canary islands. another way from the east is between bella roofs and eastern e u members at poland in particular, most attempting to cross their are from iraq, afghanistan, or syria dominant, came half more, not from brussels. we knew that the french and italian governments had pretty divergent views about the way forward about the way that people rescued from the see what should happen to them who should look after them. we also knew that there had been an expression of concern from some southern member states, particularly the greeks and others in the balkans about the balkan route for margaret's for refugees. now the thing to say here is the references made to the commission's plan of action a 20 point plan of action, which would potentially bring people together, bring governments together. and yet at this meeting that did not happen. lots of expressions worn words about the possibility of coming together. but interestingly from the european commission, the deputy commissioner for this relevant p

eastern morocco to reach the spanish mainland while some journey from western morocco to spain, canary islands. the eastern route looks like this from bella roost into eastern e. you states, mostly poland. and most people who attempt this journey are from iraq, afghanistan, and syria. dominant cain is falling developments for us in brussels. well, one of the things to remember here is you have competing emotions. competing policy requirements from the 27 different member states. and so whilst they stress as much as possible, the need for solidarity and coordinated action, they're what they really want to achieve. well, sometimes they're very different from each other. so certainly in so far as those 2 routes of migration are concerned in so far as the balkan route, well that's the overland route, principally. then there is the more central route through the mediterranean. well, that takes in italy particularly, and that is where we see some degree of disagreement between the french government and the italian government about the way forward. certainly in the course of the last few weeks, a bit

also leave eastern morocco, 2 weeks, the spanish mainland or western rural code to go to the canary islands. the eastern route looks like this. we see people coming from bella, ruth, to the eastern e, you states, mainly poland. but many people who attempt this journey are from iraq, afghanistan and syria. now that a meeting ended without a concrete plan to tackle migration issues, but interior minister do say that they'll keep working to reform the system. dominant cane has moved from brussels. it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i half a statement from the cheque minister, the interior, who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministers reiterated that commitment of finding concrete common solutions that can be put in place immediately while working closely together on concluding the ongoing migration reform as soon as possible, but not saying what that means, what is as soon as possible, as we know

it is lanzarote, one of the canary islands.e or on mars. we, as astronauts, have to go out there and recognise rocks, work together with the scientists on earth to see which samples we need to take. because if you take the right rock samples, the moon will tell us, like an open history book, about our own past on earth. it's notjust about geology, it's also about exploration, identifying rock samples or even traces of extra—terrestrial life. these wannabe astronauts have multiple motivations. one is to become a scientist, to discover the inner workings of our world. and the second thing is to become an explorer, to go beyond the horizons and find new worlds. a return to the moon is expected within two years. a mission to mars may take a little longer. but the hope is what we learn down here will help us up there. tim allman, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. all of the business stories in just a few moments. goodbye. hello there. our exceptionally mild spell of november weather is set to stick around for another few days

>> exposing sand to the canary islands and to other parts as well despite this is a renewable -- belongse sahrawi people but getting lots of profits from selling the sand. an large amounts of fish and phosphates as we said. this is why we have been campaign against another sahrawi landforms. asking these companies to not be complicit with the military occupation and we ask them that their participation in exploiting western sahara natural resources is basically participation in this human rights abuses the sahrawi are suffering in the occupied territories. amy: if you can talk more about the goals, for example, even right here how you highlight the case of the sahrawi people, how do you want to be represented at these cops? >> unfortunately, unf doesn't give a chair for the sahrawis themselves. they will have to find a way to come to other international organizations to be part of the cop. amy: how is, for example, the european union and other entities and countries dealing with resources that you say are stolen from the sahrawi people? how successful have you been in getting them to sto

this is not the moon, it is lanzarote, one of the canary islands.ch samples we need to take because if you take the right rock samples, the moon will tell us like an open history book about our own past on earth. it is notjust about geology, it is also about exploration, identifying rock samples or even traces of extraterrestrial life. these wannabe astronauts have multiple motivations. one is to become a scientist to discover the inner workings of our world, and the second thing is to become an explorer, to go beyond the horizons and find new worlds. a return to the moon is expected within two years, a mission to mars may take a little longer. but the hope is what we learn down here will help us up there. tim allman, bbc news. but see how the weather is looking down here. the weather will be dry and blustery around western and north—western areas and also heavy rain in the north west of scotland. some rain also heading to northern ireland later, but it is the mild weather that is dominating the story in the weather headlines and really quite except

to reach the spanish mainland, while some will journey from western morocco to reach spain's canary islands. the eastern route looks late vis from belarus into eastern e. you states, mostly poland. and most people who attempt this journey are from iraq, afghanistan and syria, are at the speak to dominic cane now in brussels. dominic, you're monitoring this meeting of a you interior ministers. is there been any progress at this hour as we speak? well as we speak, the meeting has come to an end and the check presidency of the e. you remember the rotating presidency, the checks have that right now. well, they are issuing the statement and it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i have a statement from the cheque ministry of the interior of the check minister of the interior, rather who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministers reiterate, reiterated that commitment to finding concrete common solutions t

they lee from eastern morocco, from western morocco, the journey takes them to spain's canary islands. on other way is between belarus and eastern e u members. poland in particular, most attempting to cross their are from iraq, afghanistan, or from syria. so the ministers will consider which you nation's need to shoulder more responsibility. italy takes than the majority, but it's new government is now pushing for a compulsory scheme for all you members. so what can they do ahead of the meeting? the european commission set a 20 point action plan. it includes strengthening cooperation with other nations to prevent people leaving their home countries and also improving the coordination of search and rescue efforts. we have natasha butler following the story for us from john kirk. but 1st, let's speak to dominic cane who's covering the meeting for us in brussels. so why is this meeting being held in brussels at this particular time? dominic the significance of this meeting taking place right now is 2 fold on the 1st level. you know that we know rather votes. the italian government is par

or they leave from eastern morocco to spain or western rural code to the canary islands. or the western root looks like this. they come from belarus in to the use states, mainly poland and most of the people who attempt this journey or from iraq, afghanistan and syria, that e u meeting ended without a concrete plan to tackle migration issues. but ontario, ministers say they'll keep working to reform the system. donna kane, as more from brussels. it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i have a statement from the cheque minister of the interior, who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministers reiterated that commitment to find in concrete common solutions that can be put in place immediately. while working closely together on completing the ongoing migration reform as soon as possible, but not saying what that means, what is as soon as possible, as we know the french and the italians

they leave from eastern morocco and from western morocco, that journey takes them to spain's canary islands. another way is between bell roosts and eastern e u members. poland in particular, most attempting to cross their are from iraq, afghanistan, or from syria. or the ministers will consider which you nation's need to shoulder more responsibility. italy takes in the most, but it's new government wants a compulsory scheme for all you states. so what can do ahead of the meeting? the european commission set out a 20 point action plan. it includes strengthening cooperation with other nations to prevent people leaving from their home countries, as well as improving the coordination of search and rescue efforts. the spring and dominant came. he's joining us from brussel. so dominic, this has been an ongoing issue. why is the meeting in brussels being held now? yes, this is an issue, this idea of migration refugees. what to do to cope with the numbers of people who are in the you who come to the seeking refuge and who've made these crossings, which in some language from the us, referred to as i