muslim turks from crete had to move to this aegean turkish coastal region. was, in fact, once run by a greek family. it's hard to imagine that nearly two million people were displaced and had to leave everything they knew behind. i'm leaving izmirand, just a short drive away... ..the city unexpectedly gives way to expansive vineyards. to find out more, i'm meeting ceylan ertorer diaz, part of a new generation of turkish winemakers. ceylan, i'm nick. hi, nick. welcome. lovely to meet you. hey, this is beautiful. thank you. great to see you at hus wines. when the greek orthodox community left, their centuries old practice of winemaking vanished with them. ceylan�*s great—grandparents came here during the mass enforced resettlement in the early 1920s. they were forced to leave the land. it was not something that they chose. they didn't know how to work the vineyards. they didn't have the know—how, so they put out the vineyards and they planted olive oils, and they planted tobacco instead. and, just like that, winemaking in this region was all but lost. however,

crete in greece, probably too there, because astronauts , they always share experiences with each otherowing in your footsteps, it turns out, we also went with the forty -seventh, for you this is a vacation , so i know for sure that for me this is rest, well, rehabilitation, then yes, i worked in space for six months with a clear conscience, i eat, they give me a massage, i drink water, i walk, that’s it, but this is not a vacation for you. it turns out that this is not a vacation for me, it’s a job for me, but since i do what i love, i never have to work, i just always do what i love, i really like my work, my profession, so i can say yes, that i ’m also on vacation, i just have a number of other interesting, wonderful things to do, you love your work so much, but we talked about when anya applied. you tried to join the cosmonaut corps, well, maybe later, but yes, if you have such a thought now , the thought is there, we have open recruitments, yes, now they have been made open, so it’s very cool that we are now taking up space, yes, i tried to pass, and where, where did they catch you

to balance and create justice in the payment of the three university presidents in the regions of cretefairly distribute the main changes that happened in the new directive . the month of rabi first of all, iranians go to celebrate the birth of the prophet, may god bless him and grant him peace. the streets and alleys are decorated for this occasion . light up everywhere that the month has arrived, which is famous for the auspicious occasions of the month of happiness and joy. heavenly and earthly and very dear, happy and blessed marriage of the prophet of cinema, the beginning of the holy month of rabi 1 and all the shias of the world. i congratulate the auspicious days for the shias . marriages and other ceremonies in these people are busy with joy and all their days are the fragrance of mercy. it gives because the birth of the prophet of kindness is the messenger of god, may god bless him and grant him peace on the sidelines of the meeting of faculty members of azad university of tehran province, the presidents of islamic azad university said that azad university's focus is on reduci

and they do tend to retreat back into the open enrollment over crete. this during so stay for most of africa. now the readings are less than 10 the times or wait for the knowing scenes. agent games is out of the athletes from across asia, a gathering in china to populate out for $481.00 gold medals. special coverage and analysis from $12023.00 on the the you want to go to zeta. reminder about top stories of this. our sources tell out to 0 that the french and boss of or to news has just left the country. the military sees control in july and all of them box it up for lease signing of this month, 5 since protested against the presence of french troops for country at least a 100 people in sitting upright and bridegroom had died off to a fire broke out at a wedding in iraq's northern district of tom dunn. yes. fireworks may have started the blades more than 28 fires and definitely got many and refugees of fighting the going to kind of box on the costs and the into our media. somebody's on to control of the region last week, defeating as think. i'm meeting a

type of joined up thinking because like they're talking about, well this will mean while they are in crete, they continue to have been homeless sanctions on venezuela, which is crazy. the economic instability that is leading venezuelans for this wayland is to leave. and there's no evidence that when the, you know, the big corporations are getting, you know, giving money for it all day. moving away from the sweatshop culture, which makes them feel at home bureaus in other countries and so attractive in the 1st place and setup the setup there. um that the factories climate change, well, buttons record and climate change is pretty spelled a. you mean some good legislation, but meanwhile, they're completely, i'm doing a lot of his badges on climate change by authorizing more drilling in the arctics, and indeed on federal land. generally, most of them will say that even donald trump say, as always drummed up thinking they're all these be disconnected between what they say and what they do. and yeah, that's why that's why we continue to have the instability, which most people have no option. a f

for shipping ring sitting crete for shipping babies over and ukraine, which currently sources abouty market, the global surrogacy market, they are running their they are still running their surrogacy despite the surrogacy clinics despite the war and head of war going on. and the head of the biotech com company there said one we need to target women in the former eastern soviet bloc there's one else bloc because there's no one else in world financially in the world financially desperate and to what desperate enough. and to what we're this for to we're doing this for is to create reproductive technologies to to to gestate outside the womb, to make essentially make babies essentially a product for either transgender people. and might even people. and they might even source some of those source it from some of those girls who have been sterilised early their youth because early on in their youth because of trans gender ideology that might create market might also create another market for it just so many for it. so it just so many ethical complications going here. >> mean, dennis, i wan

israel, a football player who is hemp, who played on the right, and now on the left, stepanenko of crete again that the national team who plays for zarin from england did not get into the starting line -up in the center of the field, at least zubkov is in good shape, zubkov is in good shape some kind of pike well, only goals are not enough, but we understand that the personnel losses are huge now , taking into account the listed football players , taking into account that bondarenko did not play, but he can play in the champions league, the disqualification of trauren is not ready to play sports yet, and porto a very serious opponent so far in the championship is not impressive, so far you are scratching all your victories, even here, er, the day before. so when the deadline was scored, coming on as a substitute from the transfer of pp, so we understand that stubbornness is also not in the best form now. however, it is still significantly better team behind the team with more potential than the current shakhtar, again, taking into account all the personnel losses of the miners. well , th

tisey, the only one who figured out how to fool the minotaur, in our language, a legend, remember, on crete, he stood there, came out, and said: he killed everything, everyone believed him, they didn’t let the monster eat him, he died, finally, many similar examples can be given, of course , unfortunately, ukraine wants to appropriate everything for itself, it won’t work, ukraine itself was formed, in russia someone will steal something to the extreme, stole to the extreme, stole to the extreme, that’s where everyone who stole accumulated, ukraine, no wonder they still have the main enterprise that trades gas from russia, you know how called, ukrgaz, on the centenary of the birth of rasul gamzatov, the faithful son of the ancient avar people, the soul of dagestan, and all of russia, he remains the greatest. star of russian culture, it seems to me sometimes that the soldiers , and now i long to see you all, who once loved me, in yours with you, in yours with you, you and i remain, but in your eyes i will disappear... in the spring, i will never forget you anywhere, come on, come on, to start

i sang, crete . well, how i screamed and sang these songs that i knew.bably five years old like that. five or six to school. i have such a memory and he says, come on, come here, and he’s there la-la-lam. i repeated it once, like this . well, come on, this. give this or he says, you have coke. the voice says, you need to make music, that was the first feeling that i was music to him. well, connected. oh, and then there was such a moment with my brother igor . and now i have an older brother who is 2 years older, and we went to his friend’s place and there was a playground . i left it with me and went to my friend, and i played something there and started, what's there to purr about? otherwise we'll sing. i was just singing a song. so i entered the image and i was singing and suddenly i opened my eyes. i'm surrounded. e audience, that is, people just gathered and it’s clear, and so they stepped into the role. and they just began to listen to me and applauded after remember that they sang yes, an icy mountain and carries it along endless currents. across t

huntered bien and does it impugn the integrity of the office of the president and if you can't say kofrn cretelygh crimes and misdemeanors and think nothing to see here when in reality, to your point we're not talking about addiction. hunter biden's problems is lying to get a gun, and in many ways is the concern to the american people is the fact that if you're looking at the tale of the tape, it's not just someone getting facetime with the white house. it is the fact that there are e-mails that say that they required that facetime as the good faith effort to make sure money can release from foreign nations that the president told us that money was made. that we have white house logs saying those meetings occurred and we have cc'ed messages that he was ccing his son when he waint working for the white house and he did no business with his son. which means there is no reason to be cc'ed on matters that are official business. >> you can laugh. >> you guys have been up to this since 2018 trying to figure out the connection between them. the connection is not there. if the connection was there this

yes, i’m not taking his red blood cells now, so we’ll see everything in crete based on hemoglobin.tant, why did you diagnose it, and then it determines all this, because if you have less than 73 mcv, this is an iron deficiency, most likely, and a man has less. this is hemoglobin. even 125 is the norm here, but this is the female norm; a man has 125 hemoglobin. at this 70mv look for polyp and rosia cancer. if this is normal, look at hemolytic, it has a look. it has a lot of things in chronic diseases. and if it is more than 96, we say that there may be a deficiency of vitamins b12 and so on. that is, when you look, reduced hemoglobin mcv very clearly classifies it as iron deficiency. well, there are also different ones for the entire son’s family on uh, hemolytic on mechanics. diseases, there is even almost a deficiency and what we call metal-plastic deficiency of folate vitamins b12 is extremely important there’s no need to do anything further, i repeated the tests, let’s see, there’s no need for anything. it’s then that he has to look to go to and so on, but it’s immediately obvio

and we see them building again in mainland greece and a big success and the fed up in these and in crete as yet, nothing on the coast of libya. but this is a slow moving lazy area of low pressure, and it's still quite warm at this time the over the water and over the land. so you do tend to generate big shows again, on walls. we see, saturday shows just come on the coast of libya. they've also spread these through 30 in towards the coast of lebanon. so it's an expanding area, and this might be the worst of it on sunday. again, i think the only light shows for the air for this north eastern part of libya and the sheriffs have the heaviest going to be further east. but we've been obviously have to keep something of an eye on this. it's not finished yet. but the point is still ahead on al jazeera, including the pressure builds on us democratic send this above named is to resign up to he's charged with bribery. so that's what is the most industrialized country and the african continent. but it's public healthcare stick to is struggling. and we talked in the east in case that story coming up.

states but one of the things that made it difficult for the red that was the greeks was a the nature crete society the greek it was not a nation the like the cherokee, the greek greeks were a confederacy, a grouping of largely independent villages throughout alabama, western georgia, that were essentially autonomous and seldom came for any single purpose. and so that made it difficult for either the red states or the lower greeks who opposed to act in a unified fashion, in a coherent fashion, to to plan, plan a long term strategy, strategy that may succeed. that that was that was the principal i think the principal difficulty on this side of the the red sticks. and they also unfortunately for them, they the war a year but a year or two early if they had waited until the british had gotten rid of napoleon and sent troops to the to the gulf coast and they subsequently invaded the gulf coast, i think the british created the british race, that combination would have would have won for the greeks and the british controlled the coast, coast for some time to come. but that the case in that the tw

people of crete heritage, because it is close proximity to crete in greece.d, the... jasmine. - greece. if you visited, the smells, the food, the... jasmine. that - greece. if you visited, the smells, the food, the... jasmine. that is l the food, the... jasmine. that is the food, the... jasmine. that is the smell _ the food, the... jasmine. that is the smell that _ the food, the... jasmine. that is the smell that hits _ the food, the... jasmine. that is the smell that hits you _ the food, the... jasmine. that is the smell that hits you first. - the food, the... jasmine. that is the smell that hits you first. thej the smell that hits you first. the first thing that hits you is jasmine. it is a beautiful old city. the old quarter, and there was a period of time we had thejewish community, with the the muslim quarter. it is a city of unbelievable heritage. thejewish, the muslims, christians, living side by side. if you really going to the history... what is sad is that the tangible, physical heritage is swept into the sea. all you can look back at is images and

. >> we can look at discreet partners for his crete projects. want to thank you for leadership on u.s.-japanese alliance which is flourishing in just extraordinary way. >> well, thank you. i wantur to reignite how importt to our national security interest and i look forward to working with all of you and looking to work with the interagency. >> thank you. i think it's a very important move. i agree with the chairman's remarks that we should move forward expeditiously in implementing. i think that further delay will undermine our credibility both in terms of the strategy but also with partners that we enter into agreements with. so i hope we can overcome the current they on that front. i also support the idea of streamlining export stroll provisions with respect to these two allies. i also share the chairman's view that should beth accompanied by applying the highest standards with respect to protecting our technologies and it's going to be veryie important that these o partners, the uk and australia adopt very strong export controls as has been

a lot of c words, cowen crete and conservatives, some of the tory supporting newspapers are at the end of their tether today, here is the question. concrete chaos, who is to blame? here is in news. the government has been accused of taking a sticking plaster approach to carrying out seven that will maintenance on school buildings by the head of the spending watchdog the national audit office, more than 100 schools haven't re—opened this week. the school's minister has defended the government and says it spends 1.8 billion a year on school maintenance and improvements. a bbc investigation has found three uk water companies wessex, southern and tames water appear to have illegally discharged sewage hundreds of times last year in dry weather, the practice can take place when it is wet, but can cause environmental damage when it is dry, wessex water says there is some issues with the data it provided. scotland's first minister will set out his programme for government in a speech this afternoon, early years childcare is expected to be the focus of the announcement. and 200 women in the uk

forward to just a few months ago, a couple to a couple of months ago, i was on holiday with my family in crete think that your views as aired on gb news are incompatible with fellowship and i thought, wow, really ? because the royal really? because the royal society of edinburgh, as i understood it, was an august scientific non—party partisan body that invited all sorts of opinions and all sorts of points of view. and yet here i was being told that i wasn't keeping to some sort of script that nobody had told me about. i dropped it right then with no hesitation. there was no consultation . as soon as they consultation. as soon as they told me that that was the state of affairs, i dropped it. i said, i'm out. that because to be quite honest with you, i don't want to be associated with any group that tries to tell its membership what to say and what to think, because as far as i'm concerned, any group that tries to tell its membership to what say and what to is cult say and what to think is a cult and bad for my brand thought i'm not being i don't want to be associated with this is associated wit

forward to just a few months ago, a couple to a couple of months ago, i was on holiday with my family in crete think that your views as aired on gb news are incompatible with fellowship and i thought, wow, really ? because the royal really? because the royal society of edinburgh, as i understood it, was an august scientific non—party partisan body that invited all sorts of opinions and all sorts of points of view. and yet here i was being told that i wasn't keeping to some sort of script that nobody had told me about. i dropped it right then with no hesitation. there was no consultation . as soon as they consultation. as soon as they told me that that was the state of affairs, i dropped it. i said, i'm out. that because to be quite honest with you, i don't want to be associated with any group that tries to tell its membership what to say and what to think, because as far as i'm concerned, any group that tries to tell its membership to what say and what to is cult say and what to think is a cult and bad for my brand thought i'm not being i don't want to be associated with this is associated wit

a lot of c words, cowen crete and conservatives, some of the tory supporting newspapers are at the end