he wants to show us some of chernobyl's most charismatic an abbot and. wild horses. and so his camera traps show us that they've been in recent days heavy build species that lives in big family groups in theory they should be easy to spot but not today. he takes us to an abandoned van the horses like to visit. that's from the horse's mane they come in here to scratch themselves they love to get a rub along the walls. but that's not all the horses are looking for and here salt is at a premium in chernobyl and the villages once used this bond to store salty foods in wooden barrels this is a block bush the floor used to be much higher but the horses have come in and even with the added salt. no one taught the horses how to do this in the space of just a few decades they've learned to make the most of the human made landscape of abandoned villages just as they've adapted to chernobyl's forests originally from the open step of central asia scientists brought them here in the one nine hundred ninety s. in the hope they would keep the grass down and prevent wildfires around

news report: in the soviet union, the aftermath of the chernobyl disaster was given prominence on theing chernobyl‘s reactor which exploded catastrophically in 1986. does it worry you being so close to the nuclear reactor? not really. first of all we are fans of solar and we want to bring back this territory to the people, currently it has been uninhabited for the last 32—years and this land cannot be used for anything else and we should be thinking about the development of solar plants. we are inside the arch of the new safe confinement, the area we are in is relatively safe, we wear these respirators simply to keep out contaminated dust particles and what you see in front of you is the shelter that was built over the damaged reactor. a ship reportedly dubbed, russia‘s ‘nuclear titanic‘ by environmental activists, has set sail from st petersburg on its first sea voyage. the akademik lomonosov is the world‘s first floating nuclear power plant. constructed by the state—controlled nuclear energy firm rosatom, it‘s due to go into service in the summer of 2019. some critics have branded i

environmentalists warn of the potential dangers greenpeace has dubbed it a floating chernobyl. its maiden voyage takes it around scandinavia to reach months in russia's far north that's where its nuclear reactors will be fueled late next month. next year the vessel will travel ten thousand kilometers across the arctic to pay back in superior it'll provide power to the remote mining town and to oil rakes for now the ship is one of a kind that russia says fifteen other countries are showing interest in the technology. to formula one racing now an overall leader sebastian fatso has taken pole position at the azerbaijan gone free the fourth race of the season a ferrari driver posted a flawless lap on the bottom circuit to secure his third consecutive hole of the german should expect some stiff competition in sunday's race with world champion lewis hamilton starting in second place and his mercedes teammate valtteri bottas in third. football is somewhat of a religion for many around the world and in argentina where one club has recreated michelangelo's famous painting in the sistine

its critics have called it a floating chernobyl and a nuclear titanic.wer plant has set sail on its maiden sea voyage from st petersburg in russia. the company behind the project insists the ship is safe and will provide much needed energy to remote areas. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. wouldn't exactly call it pretty but the ship may well turn out to be revolutionary. the akademik lomonosov is a floating nuclear power station designed to operate in russia's promote arctic north—east. they say the reactor on board can generate enough energy for a town of up generate enough energy for a town of up to 100,000 people but environmental groups have voiced concerns that this floating power plant could become a floating disaster, something strongly denied by the people who built it. translation: i say this floating power plant has all the characteristics we have amassed at oui’ characteristics we have amassed at our nuclear plants. it has protection against all impacts, including man—made problems. chernobyl was one of the first soviet reactors of its kind to be

within the borders of chernobyl's exclusion zone a toxic nuclear wasteland touching any vegetation for a bit. grows a thriving sister. to finally surviving on the home they patched together a land contaminated by its posties cultivated unshakable sense of belonging to witness the bush because of chernobyl on al-jazeera. from planting forests with drones to surviving drought small funds al-jazeera has award winning environmental solutions program which homes have been moved over to wear them to a real job but. meeting the people communities and organizations addressing some of the greatest man made environmental problems threatening our planet. a new season of earth's brightest coming soon to point out to zero. to one predictable deja's i've been working on north korea policy for almost thirty years i can't tell you what the u.s. policy is towards north korea vying for power they want to deter an attack from the united states as the u.s. struggles to define its foreign policy sunk lines examines the potential fallout we don't see really is a strategy designed to get those talks started

environmentalists warn of the potential dangers greenpeace has dubbed it a floating chernobyl. its maiden voyage takes it around scandinavia to reach months in russia's far north that's where its nuclear reactors will be fueled late next month next year the vessel will travel ten thousand kilometers across the arctic to pay that in syberia it will provide power to the remote mining town and to oil rakes for now the ship is one of a kind that russia says fifteen other countries are showing interest in the technology. football is something of a religion for many around the world and in argentina one club has recreated michelangelo's famous painting in the sistine chapel in their gym using the likeness of superstars like to come out of donna and you know messi now fans and players who worship the football legends can also look up to them. messi narrowed dawna to trade as the iconic figures of adam and god in michelangelo's masterpiece argentina's two football stars already have heavenly status in the country anymore lies in the two on this ceiling along with other argentinian star

its critics have called it a "floating chernobyl" and a "nuclear titanic." provide much needed energy to remote areas. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. you wouldn‘t exactly call it pretty, but this ship may well turn out to be revolutionary. the akademik lomonosov is a floating nuclear power station designed to operate in russia‘s promote arctic north—east. they say the reactor on board can generate enough energy for a town of up to 100,000 people, but environmental groups have voiced concerns that this floating power plant could become a floating disaster, something strongly denied by the people who built it. translation: this floating power unit has all the best characteristics we have amassed at our regular nuclear plants. it has protection against all natural impacts, including man—made problems. voice-over: chernobyl was one of the first soviet reactors of its kind to be built and now it is the site of the soviet union's first nuclear accident. the russian authorities know too well what can happen when the pursuit of nuclear energy goes terribly wrong. the

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making use of land that can't be farmed and is effectively abandoned by people and the fact that chernobylr it's safe for people to work long term, as jonah fisher reports. why are you putting a solar powered station on probably the world's most famous radioactive site? in the soviet union, the aftermath of the two double disaster was given prominence on the news bulletins to night. let me give you a sense of horror we are. that metal structure is a hundred metres away, covering chernobyl‘s reactor four that exploded catastrophically in 1986. does it worry you being so close to the nuclear reactor? not really. first of all we are fans of solar and we want to bring back this territory to the people, currently it has been uninhabited for the last 32—year is and this land cannot be used for anything else and we should be thinking about the development of solar plants. we are inside the arch of the new safe confinement, the area we are in this relatively safe, we were at these respirators simply to keep out contaminated dust particles and what you see in front of you is the shelter that was bu

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within the borders of chernobyl is exclusion zone a toxic nuclear waste and touching any vegetation is far better. grows into the writing system. defining the surviving on the homeland they band together in a land contaminated by its past cultivated kind unshakable sense of belonging to witness the bush because of chernobyl on al-jazeera. oh. security ramped up as. of a con the north korean leader at the end of the south since the korean war. hello i'm maryanne demasi this is al jazeera live from london also coming up president obama's doctor withdraws his nomination to head veteran affairs after allegations he overprescribed drugs and drank on the job. russia ratchets up its efforts to prove to mold wasn't hit by gas attack taking a group of syrians to the chemical weapons watchdog in the hague. thousands protest across spain after five men known as the wolf pack are cleared of gang rape and pump load. come to the program our top story north korean leader kim jong un is on his way to historic face to face meeting with his south korean counterpart which is due to begin in around two an

within the borders of chernobyl exclusion zone a toxic nuclear waste land touching any vegetation is forbidden. grows in the writing system. defining the surviving on the homeland they'd planned to ghana and land contaminated vines past cultivated pine unshakeable sense of belonging to witness the bush because of chernobyl on al-jazeera. again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has vowed to maintain maximum pressure on north korea until there's complete denuclearization on the peninsula his comments follow the historic declaration of peace between kim jong un and blue jay it's friday. germany's chancellor angela merkel has visited washington for talks with president trump the top of her agenda was preserving the iran nuclear deal which president trump is threatening to abandon. the israeli army has struck six of us naval targets in the gaza strip it says it was in response to a so-called mass infiltration attempt four palestinians were killed as demonstrators marched right up to israel's border fence friday. a u.n. security council delegation is due t

within the borders of chernobyl's exclusion zone a toxic nuclear wasteland touching any vegetation is for a bit. grows the writing system. to finally surviving on the homeland they banded together in a land contaminated by its past cultivated kind unshakable sense of belonging to witness the bush because of chernobyl on al-jazeera. nine people are killed after a valid strikes pedestrians and toronto the driver is in custody. now and. live from london also coming up. people power in armenia protestors celebrate in the capital after the prime minister announces his resignation. a top political leaders killed in yemen in a saudi led air strikes. the french president arrives in the united states on a mission to urge donald trump to save the iran nuclear deal. new beginning calendar where toronto police have confirmed that nine people have been killed and another sixteen injured after a van ran into pedestrians but he says the driver of the vehicle has been taken into custody and is being questioned incident happened on one of toronto's main streets which pretty say could remain shut for d

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environmentalists warn of the potential dangers greenpeace has dubbed it a floating chernobyl. its maiden voyage takes it around scandinavia to reach months in russia's far north that's where its nuclear reactors will be fueled late next month. next year the vessel will travel ten thousand kilometers across the arctic to pay back in superior it'll provide power to the remote mining town and to oil rakes for now the ship is one of a kind but russia says fifteen other countries are showing interest in the technology. venice is one of europe's most populous cities with tourists that many residents say what was once a blessing has now become a curse many a sick of the huge numbers of visits his you traipse through the city every day saying a distraught normal life for locals but not much longer because the town and city has come up with a way to turn back some tourists at peak times and assessing it out this long holiday weekend. the city of gone there was of canals. and of overcrowding. last year nearly thirty million people visited venice many flocking to see the same famous sigh

olya has lived in the town for 30 years, ever since she and husband were evacuated from the chernobylar zone. this war has separated olya from her children and grandchildren. olya's home in marinka was badly damaged by shelling. she and her husband camp out in a house belonging to a family which has fled. she pines for her old life. olya was very, very proud of her house and her garden. she wants to show me pictures. her children and grandchildren live in an area controlled by the breakaway donetsk people's republic, or dnr. you need special permission to go there. the conflict in eastern ukraine was sparked by demonstrations in kiev in the winter of 2013—2014, which ousted the pro—moscow president, viktor yanukovych. soon after the russian takeover of crimea, russian—backed rebels then seized territory around the eastern city of donetsk and declared the breakaway republics of donetsk and luhansk. and marinka, just 30 kilometres from donetsk, found it self in a war zone. gunfire. explosion. at the beginning of the conflict, it was captured by the dnr forces and retaken by the ukrainia

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best characteristics at our nuclear power plants it protects against impacts including man-made >> chernobyl was one of the kfirst records of iind to be built. reporter: for se the russian thorities know all too well what can happen when the pursuit of nuclear energy goes terribly wrong. the ernobyl disaster, which took place inewhat is now ighboring ukraine, wat one of the wosuch events in history. critics fear there is the potential for something similar to happen at sea. the ship was slowly towed out to where itl w field with nuclear material. the ship is expected to go into full s operatietime next year. jane: the sporticket has long been noted for its civility, pressed white uniforms, and of course, t breaks.- tea but there has been a storm brewing over the difference in pay between women cricketers and their male counterparts. india has the highest-paid female players in the world. but as rajini vaidyanathan reports, the pay gap elsewhere is one of the biggest in sport. rajini: indian women's cricket captain is now one of the sport's most bankable stars. onthe three of her teammates, s

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news report: in the soviet union, the aftermath of the chernobyl disaster was given prominence on thereactor which exploded catastrophically in 1986. does it worry you being so close to the nuclear reactor? not really. first of all we are fans of solar and we want to bring back this territory to the people, currently it has been uninhabited for the last 32—years and this land cannot be used for anything else and we should be thinking about the development of solar plants. we are inside the arch of the new safe confinement, the area we are in is relatively safe, we wear these respirators simply to keep out contaminated dust particles and what you see in front of you is the shelter that was built over the damaged reactor. time for a look at the weather with lucy martin. hello there. some very wet and windy weather on the way to start the week for south—east england and east anglia. parts of east anglia seeing over an month's worth of rain in 2a hours. today though, there has been brightness and sunny spells. the best of those the further north and west you are. this photo, sent in by a