that's it with the arrival, and so we went to corfu, e.e way , there is a lot of telespiridon and the holy land and valaam and diveevo, this is also a feature of our parish. uh, always here somewhere. here we ride and social work. here we have an active transition going on. e cooperates with the correctional children's center for glory. that is, constantly there, and they go, and our priests and some specialists there spend time with the children and some master classes ah. sunday school in operation. hmm. well, for many years. actually from the very beginning. and she's the same with us. e, filled with corruption, the children are constantly doing some kind of concerts. and something is present to us here. everyone will find here, what to do, that is. if there is, then you have some kind of need to realize some of your talent. it seems to me that everyone who comes to us. he immediately becomes his and it's amazing. that is, if here, uh, you are afraid, for example, well, you want to come to the temple, but you are afraid that you don’t k

one of italy's most dangerous fugitives has been caught on the greek island of corfu after a photo ofs to the camorra criminal organisation in naples. he has been on the run for 11 years but earlier this year was spotted in a photo of fans celebrating in greece. this weekend marks six months since a huge earthquake hit turkey and syria, killing over 50,000 people and leaving many more homeless. but amongst the tragedy there were stories of hope such as baby afraa, who was born beneath the rubble of her collapsed home. the bbc has caught up with her and challenges her new family is facing six months on. hanan razek reports. it was seen as a miracle. a moment of hope. following february's devastating earthquake in syria and turkey. baby afraa was rescued after being born beneath the rubble of a collapsed building. all of her close family, including her mother, were killed. but now, everyone has a new life, adopted by her uncle, the man who pulled herfrom the rubble. translation: started to dig with my hands on the rubble and then i could hear a voice away carried on and afraa came up in

let's see rhodes is on fire corfu is on fire.os are burning cariestas mantra lutra evb 200 takes 12 tons of water in 14 seconds, but the government would rather burn all of greece than ask russia for the planes that helped us before. sanctions and restrictions have deprived our country of thousands of tourists, which would be a huge contribution to the economy, local residents are used to the fact that russia has always provided assistance and russian rescuers have always been the first to come to the rescue not uncommon. i'll even say more about what uh the locals say, well why is it like snow in russia it snowed again. yes, and we are there to fight him again, they are also fighting fires again. just this year. unfortunately, they have taken on truly catastrophic consequences this year as well. as far as i know , there has never been such an evacuation in greece in history, yes, therefore, of course, they are used to the fact that the russian rescuers are soldiers. russian amphibious aircraft arrive right there and are used, an

and rhodes and places like corfu and rhodes and greece and all of these places, when source that whenol and well, quite an evil heart by the looks of things. and, and surely that deserves to be at least reported with the same prominence that the climate change angle was reported . reported. >> yeah. i mean you probably don't want to get me started on the mainstream media in the uk because they are appalling on on climate and you know , as climate change and you know, as you the maps with the lurid you say, the maps with the lurid colours are i mean it's getting ridiculous now isn't it. >> it's they've really gone too far and i think they risk like exposing themselves, if you like, exposing their activism to the world. everybody is going to start to realise from these ridiculously coloured maps that you know that people are trying to sell them something and they're, you know, they're trying to them, you know, trying to sell them, you know, some policy ideas. they're not trying them what trying to tell them what the weather like . weather is really like. >> talk to me about andrew. >> t

. >> but but three we see the wildfires on rhodes and corfu. dying in algeria , um, in north africa . algeria, um, in north africa. and by the way, morocco yesterday breached 50 degrees. there's something going on that is beyond just single events , if is beyond just single events, if that makes sense. the, the, the ocean temperatures at record levels in various places, including around our own shores and in the mediterranean and antarctica. sea ice at its lower level. and by the way, they're in winter, not summertime. so i kind of use the terminology of join the dots, join the dots . join the dots, join the dots. and that leads you to one direction and one direction. and then just say this openly. then i'll just say this openly. i and i believe at i think and i believe we're at a tipping point and this is now the result of it. >> jim, just one of the things that has fuelled the fires is the hurricane dorian the pacific. and that's not climate change. that is something that happens region so, i happens in this region. so, i mean, there are othe

we were in corfu.ittle actually little bit of money to actually because find as because what i find as i'm getting my knee getting older and my knee and all things wrong all the things are going wrong with that, fact, with me is that, in fact, they're very low a sunbeds. they're very too low a sunbeds. oh yeah. they're very too low a sunbeds. oh once get you know. >> once you get down, you know. >> once you get down, you know. >> getting is >> and so getting up is embarrassing, sort embarrassing, you know, you sort of struggle. what of have to struggle. so what they did a11 for me they did was they did a11 for me in height , they did was they did a11 for me in height, which was great, marvellous. so they stacked one on top of the other. >> so. >> so. >> exactly, exactly like that. >> exactly, exactly like that. >> , exactly . yeah. >> yeah, exactly. yeah. >> yeah, exactly. yeah. >> the big end and the lounger begins is dressed for the sun today aren't you. >> i am. >> i am. >> can we get the sunshine .