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that i have culturally looked at africa in what direction is africa calculated towards the west, east, eastnorth europe, which is america and has no cultural connections, and america does not look at the historical and cultural view of africa. to the cultural field in this african country, creating a platform for economic relations. when a poor country is desperate, we have no other government more prominent than omar al-bashir's government in soran, which we did not have . it was an islamist government because it was in desperate economic conditions. intellectual components cultural and even islamism is not its own geographical distance, the ceded country, why did they lose the south and the fact that they had an economic problem, which is one of our strategic weaknesses in the area of ​​sudan is that if we had very good relations in the 80s and 78s, but the relations between the countries arabic, african, but why did it take this regressive path, because our court was simplistic to understand the level of threats in sudan, note the role of the economy , and because of the damage and last

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east of wales, the south west midlands. northern england probably the driest spot with a bit of sunshine. overnight, this developing weather system still brings rain even towards the end of the night across the east of easta. the rain will be happy for a time, and quite windy for east anglia and the kent coastline, a few showers in the north—west. tomorrow, the weather system clears, bringing strong winds to north europe. sunny spells and showers for us tomorrow. if you catch a shower it will blow through quite quickly, perhaps lasting ten or 15 minutes. temperatures climbing into the low 20s. full wimbledon, i reckon today will be disappointing and frustrating with some fairly lengthy rain delays washing out to play our time. you might see the odd passing shower tomorrow which will not last long and most of the day should be dried with the weather causing no issues. another change for thursday, low pressure moves it to the west of the uk bringing rain to the west of the uk bringing rain to northern ireland. for western counties the rain could be heavy enough to bring some localised flooding, further east, drier weather. hazy sunshine but high quality in the sky. it will get warmerfor east quality in the

east anglia and the south—east, largely staying dry here. only a few showers expected, and still quite warm — 23, 2a degrees. now, that first band of rain fragments into showers through monday night. but monday night into tuesday, a band of persistent rain through wales, south—west england pushes through the midlands towards eastwarmest air by night this week — 16, 17 degrees here. temperatures elsewhere up a little bit on monday morning's values, at around 12 to 15. but here's the chart for tuesday. low pressure is centred now to the northeast of us, bringing in winds more from a general westerly direction than a southerly one. still got it to begin with in east anglia and the south—east. cloud, outbreaks of rain here. could be a while to shift, depending on if we see any wobbles on that weather front develop. most other parts — so some sunshine, plenty of cloud at times and frequent showers. some of those, heavy and thundery, especially further north and west. and most places seeing temperatures drop relative to monday. tuesday into wednesday, that low pressure starts to push closer towards western norway, allowing the winds to go more west to northwesterly, so temperatures drop a bit further. a dry and bright start to many southern and eastern areas. showers will develop heaviest to the northern half of the

crimea or the liberation of luhansk donetsk, this cell, so you can tell me mykola priority to the east eastk donetsk region, the events that are currently taking place in the kupyan lyman direction, this is a partial territory of the luhansk donetsk region well, accordingly, kharkiv is a clear evidence that the primary task of the occupiers is complete control over the territory of the luhansk region and, accordingly, the donetsk lyman direction at the moment, the most difficult situation is being attacked from several directions in the area of ​​the torsian ledge of the belogorivka river, the intention to go to the liman to the estuary is 12 km, the maximum plus is to cut off the belogorivsky ledge with the aim the creation of an operational encirclement of the armed forces of ukraine in the seversk region - these are the threats that currently exist, the situation is real and difficult in the kupyansk liman direction from the centers of the armed forces of the russian federation, and there the russians are demonstrating certain tactical successes in breaking through the front line, as rep

east anglia and the south—east, largely staying dry here. only a few showers expected, and still quite warm — 23, 2a degrees. now, that first band of rain fragments into showers through monday night. but monday night into tuesday, a band of persistent rain through wales, south—west england pushes through the midlands towards eastwhere up a little bit on monday morning's values, at around 12 to 15. but here's the chart for tuesday. low pressure is centred now to the northeast of us, bringing in winds more from a general westerly direction than a southerly one. still got it to begin with in east anglia and the south—east. cloud, outbreaks of rain here. could be a while to shift, depending on if we see any wobbles on that weather front develop. most other parts — so some sunshine, plenty of cloud at times and frequent showers. some of those, heavy and thundery, especially further north and west. and most places seeing temperatures drop relative to monday. tuesday into wednesday, that low pressure starts to push closer towards western norway, allowing the winds to go more west to northwesterly, so temperatures drop a bit further. a dry and bright start to many southern and eastern areas. showers will develop heaviest to the northern half of the uk, with the risk of thunder, as we're close to that area of low press

east. east and one of the most sought after by people and beneficial to the economy. e was your decision on the far eastage. it has already been used by 74,000 families, it has given impetus to the construction industry in 3.5 years , the volume of housing commissioned in the far eastern federal district has doubled to four and a half million square meters. in addition, the president set the task of working out options for increasing the employment of family members of military personnel. there are opportunities for this, nothing new and complicated here. u just need to know about it in advance to think, including to ensure the availability of programs for retraining or mastering a new specialty for those people who want to do this. vladimir putin stressed that everything was agreed upon. at the meeting, it should be issued in the form of relevant instructions and executed. daria alexander thank you alexander nazarova spoke about the measures that will be taken to develop the infrastructure of the arctic zone of russia the ministry of defense noted that the enemy’s movement in this area was noticed by o

with me is world affairs correspondent, former middle east correspondent, former middle east correspondent, paul adams. correspondent, former middle eastiddle east correspondent, paul adams. correspondent, pauladams. i suspect that civen correspondent, pauladams. i suspect that given this — correspondent, pauladams. i suspect that given this is _ correspondent, pauladams. i suspect that given this is so _ correspondent, pauladams. i suspect that given this is so soon _ correspondent, pauladams. i suspect that given this is so soon after- correspondent, pauladams. i suspect that given this is so soon after the - that given this is so soon after the operation it is unlikely that what we are seeing in tel aviv, and also an attempted stabbing not far from tel aviv, are unlikely to be particularly planned, may be rather more spontaneous. many observers would say entirely inevitable. the stated objective of what the israelis are doing injenin is to go after a very particular group of gunmen, to deal with what they see as a festering problem that emanates from the heart of that refugee camp. but everyone knows you can hit one terrorist cell,

anglia and the south east for wales and south—west england east anglia and the south eastwest england east anglia and the south east fii'm optimisticouth—west england east anglia and the south east fii'm optimistic this —west england east anglia and the south east fii'm optimistic this afternoon|land . i'm optimistic this afternoon will be mostly really not will be mostly dry. really not too showers northern too many showers for northern ireland highlands also ireland and the highlands also turning deal drier. it turning a good deal drier. it isn't to be warm though, isn't going to be warm though, into 20s in the south into the low 20s in the south when the sun pops out elsewhere. we're only in the high teens and feeling these feeling cooler with these showers, keep going showers, which will keep going for this evening. down for a time. this evening. down the the the eastern side, parts of the a1, the you're going to see a1, the m1, you're going to see a heavy downpour through the evening the showers evening rush hour. the showers do the east through the do fade in the eas

east east regions sees the west flooding in nearly a century. this is not the legs are not covered by 2 months of rain in just 2 days or several communities like this, including the stage capital on pele moon, by the relentless deluge. more than 30 state varied so close as the war to spread. this railroad even had the ground swept away from underneath it. a video shot by vermont state police shows flood waters pulling over a diamond the queen she river. another, walked away, the connecticut river slower and to 4 meters above its usual level. the frog levels now surpassed active. how can i read in 2011? marine had about 12 hour duration of rain and then it was of sun came up, everyone went out, we were able to assess the damage. everything was receding, and we went back towards the recovery phase. this is different. we've had like 48 hours of steady rain, of the same intent spring that we saw during irene to 4 times. the amount of rain respond as it performed more than $100.00 rescue. so file with of a teams being floating in from further afield. police urged people to stay at home unless they have a risk, in which case they were told to evacuate. that have been, thankfully no reported casualties thus far. and while the writings have now combed its services, yes. and as a reminder, that's how wells is changing fast. we have some breaking news at this uh the you, parliament has just boston and vicious, little to tackle climate change, restore biodiversity school, the nature of restoration, little with james, to restore 20 percent of land and sea to its natural state by 2030 big farms attempted to block the bill, boston small farmer, supported as he doesn't look at what it may mean for farmers. and the time is when it comes into effect. on by no means kansas market, garden farm and east germany. the focus lies on healthy soil. here fruit trees and various crops grow side by side. there's always one bed, one bath and the next path. and in between always a little pathway. and it's not a big plot of coin or what, whatever. you can imagine that you see uh you know, a landscapes. it's some of this bio diversity that the european commission wants to gear towards on bigger farms as part of a bill to stop ecosystem collapse. it's proposal for the nature of eastern ration law plants to rehabilitate 20 percent of the blocks land and sea areas by 2030. and that includes agricultural lands which are often degraded. the bill would impose targets on its members states to re what people, it's huge, carbon sinks that are sometimes drained for agricultural activities. it would also set goals to diversify. landscape futures promote sustainable soil use and increase pollinators. and farm land. birds front says he would welcome such targets, but he sees why would be hard for big farms t

east anglia, the south—east at the moment look to be favoured for staying amongst the drier conditionsay night, some very heavy rain expected across some southern parts of england from these weather fronts. 0ur area of low pressure then transfers its way off to scandinavia and, in doing so, with the winds coming anti—clockwise around that, go to a west if not north—westerly direction. so through next week, be prepared, it's not going to feel as warm as it has done this weekend with temperatures at, if not below, the seasonal average. there will be spells of rain at times and also some strong winds. hello, you're watching bbc news. i'm rich preston. the divisons in nato over whether to supply cluster weapons to ukraine are becoming clearer this hour. all tapping in to that humidity that was in the air earlier on, where we saw temperatures peak in the high 20s in parts of northern

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east. showers north—east. further showers as we the rest of north—east. further showers as we week the rest of north—east. ek as well the rest of north—east. further showers as we week as well . the rest of the week as well. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . radio show. well come back. >> thanks for staying with neil oliver live i'm joined now by former hungarian mp zoltan kertesz to talk about the importance of free speech on social media and about the dangers of censorship in countries with autocratic and totalitarian leaders . good totalitarian leaders. good evening, zoltan. thanks for joining us. >> good evening. hi zoltan . >> good evening. hi zoltan. >> good evening. hi zoltan. >> first of all, what online censorship are you aware of in your homeland ? you know, to give your homeland? you know, to give us a sense of what, if anything, is different? >> well, basically , it's not >> well, basically, it's not necessarily censorship, censorship that we have. it's a whole different media landscape that we're talking about regarding hungary, especially when you look at wh

the south—east east anglia and the south—easternoon mostly dry. afternoon will be mostly dry. really too not many showers for northern ireland and the highlands turning good highlands also turning a good deal it isn't going to be deal drier. it isn't going to be warm though, into the low 20s in the south when the sun pops out elsewhere. only in the the south when the sun pops out elsevteens only in the the south when the sun pops out elsevteens and only in the the south when the sun pops out elsevteens and feeling n the the south when the sun pops out elsevteens and feeling cooler high teens and feeling cooler with these showers, which will keep this keep for going a time. this evening side, evening down the eastern side, parts of the the m1, you're parts of the a1, the m1, you're going see a heavy downpour going to see a heavy downpour through the evening rush hour. the do fade in the east the showers do fade in the east through but keep through the night, but keep going of the going to the west of the pennines through the early

east anglia, the south—east at the moment look to be favoured for staying amongst the drier conditionsss some southern parts of england from these weather fronts. 0ur area of low pressure then transfers its way off to scandinavia and, in doing so, with the winds coming anti—clockwise around that, go to a west if not north—westerly direction. so through next week, be prepared, it's not going to feel as warm as it has done this weekend with temperatures at, if not below, the seasonal average. there will be spells of rain at times and also some strong winds. live from london, this is bbc news. rishi sunak says the uk "discourages" king, after the collapse of his coalition government. and could pasta made from ground crickets be coming to a menu near you?

east now. so we have warnings out as a result of that, as you can see, stretching across the whole of southern england, south wales, parts of the midlands and east eastaused some disruption. we've also got showers to go with that and longer spells of rain further north and then thunderstorms developing. so there are warnings out now for scotland and northern england as well for this thunderstorms. but anywhere could see some heavier showers and some really intense downpours. temperatures well around average for the time of year, but a little sunnier potentially later in the day, lifting the temperature to 22 degrees across parts of east anglia, the southeast, if the showers start to diminish, but not for long. we've got more coming this evening and overnight, that low pressure just migrating out into the north sea, but still some heavy thundery showers around. so temperatures fairly academic, really, overnight holding into double figures for just about all parts. but it does bring us into a really unsettled picture. then on sunday, that low pressure there, as you can see, drifting out into the north sea, the strongest winds transferring across scotla

east anglia and the south—east at the moment to be in favour, staying amongst the dry conditions.and. the winds coming anticlockwise go to west or north westerly direction is so three next week, be prepared. it won't be as warm as it has been this weekend. there will be spells of rain at times and also some strong winds. this is bbc news, the headlines: president zelensky has welcomed the us decision to supply ukraine this is bbc news, the headlines: president zelensky has welcomed the us decision to supply ukraine with cluster bombs, a move president biden has defended — the weapons are banned by more than a hundred countries for their record of killing civilians.

east anglia, the south—east at the moment look to be favoured for staying amongst the drier conditions england from these weather fronts. our area of low pressure then transfers its way off to scandinavia and, in doing so, with the winds coming anti—clockwise around that, go to west if not north—westerly direction. so through next week, be prepared, it's not going to feel as warm as it has done this weekend with temperatures at, if not below, the seasonal average. there will be spells of rain at times and also some strong winds.

east anglia, the south—east at the moment look to be favoured for staying amongst the drier conditionsparts of england from these weather fronts. our area of low pressure then transfers its way off to scandinavia and, in doing so, with the winds coming anti—clockwise around that, go to a west if not north—westerly direction. so through next week, be prepared, it's not going to feel as warm as it has done this weekend with temperatures at, if not below, the seasonal average. there will be spells of rain at times and also some strong winds. this is bbc news. the headlines: rishi sunak says the uk "discourages" the use of cluster bombs, as the us says it will supply them to ukraine. this is bbc news. the headlines: rishi sunak says the uk "discourages" the use of cluster bombs, as the us says it will supply them to ukraine. he said the uk had signed up to a treaty opposing their use, but would continue to offer support. the sun newspaper says a bbc presenter has been accused of paying a teenager tens of thousands of pounds for sexually explicit photographs, beginning when they were 17. it

east of east anglia first thing, but then that'll clear away. then it's a day of sunshine and showers. you could catch a shower pretty much anywhere, but i think the majority of them will be across scotland and northern ireland because the winds will be lighter. we should see more sunshine around, particularly across the south. we could be up to 20 or 21 celsius, otherwise it's the mid to high teens again in the north. so there is a threat of a passing shower or two for wimbledon. but wednesday's weather looks a lot better. we should get to see some play in the outside courts. so as we move through wednesday nights, most of those showers fade away and then it's drier and clearer for many of us. but breeze and clouds starts to pick up out west ahead of this area of low pressure temperature wise, ranging from seven to 12 celsius. this is the pressure chart for thursday. we've got high pressure building over the near continent will keep things fine and settled for england and wales. this area of low pressure will park itselfjust to the west of ireland. that's going to bring cloud strong winds and outbreaks of some heavy rain across northern ireland pushing up in towards western scotland. but the rest of the country should stay largely dry and good spells of sunshine start to pick up a southerly breeze. so temperatures will be picking up , 22 or 23 celsius. on friday, we have low pressure to the north and the west of the country, higher pressure to the south and the eastp some warm and humid air at this point from the south. so much of england and wales will have a dry, sunny and a very warm day. chances of showers or thunderstorms, particularly for western scotland and northern ireland, where it will also be windier. so it could be the mid to high 20s for england and wales on friday. noticeably warmer with increased humidity. but for the weekend low pressure sits out to the west of the uk and influences the weather pretty much across the whole country. so although it'll stay quite warm across the south on saturday as an increasing threat of showers and thunderstorms as we move through the weekend, temperatures dropping a little bit again on sunday. we begin in the middle east, where the israeli

east scotland. wind gusts over 40 mph across the pennines and the lakes. temperatures in the high teens and low 20s for the south—east and eastcloud across much of scotland. again, spells of rain for northern areas of scotland. further south, it should be largely dry, showers fading away, and colour than it was last night, temperatures underneath the clear spells dropping back to high single figures. a look at next week, not a lot is set to change. we still have low—pressure largely dominating. there will be somewhat showers throughout the day on monday. a little feature pushing east, bringing possibly have become the rachel's across parts of east anglia, lincolnshire and through the midlands as we head through the afternoon. it stays rather cloudy across much of scotland, some sunny spells at times. temperatures are easing across the south—east of england, 22 or 23 celsius, and the wind will generally be our next low—pressure approaches western spots as we head through tuesday morning. turning wet across northern ireland, the south—west of england and wales, but a sunny start across scotland, rain pushing for the north and e

east anglia. tonight, showers and thunderstorms, northern england and scotland for a time. later, across the channel islands and the far south—east of england we could see some more storms return. in between those two, most leases become dry, partly clear skies, not assume it as the night just gone. sunday, south—eastengland and scotland. elsewhere, dry start, sunny spells, showers developing across wales, the midlands. could be further interruptions. the ashes, silverstone, wimbledon, hopefully a lot of play. through sunday night into monday, next developing area of low pressure to the south west will bring heavy rain across parts of ireland and across wales, spreading through the midlands, southern scotland. some showers could still be on the thundery side. if anything, as low pressure moves to the north—east of as through this coming week we have more of a westerly or north—westerly airflow, things will be much cooler through the week ahead, if anything temperatures at or below average for the time of the year. also quite windy at times also. live from london. this is bbc news. president zelensky marks 500 days since russia's invasion by visiting snake island, the enduring symbol of ukrainian defiance explicit photographs, beginning when they were 17. it's understood that the bbc is looking into

east england and east anglia, it could well stay dry with some sunshine lasting through the day. so temperatures here up to about 24 degrees, whereas if you stuck under the rain, typically about 16 or 17. now looking towards the middle part of the week in that area of low pressure clears to the eastft with the airflow once again coming from west or north—westerly direction. not a particularly warm direction, but it should bring some sunshine and just a few showers. the showers for parts of eastern england and eastern scotland could be quite sharp. so perhaps the odd rumble of thunder probably more likely to stay dry for the likes of wales, northern ireland, south—west england too — temperatures 16 to 23. so up a little bit by this stage in the middle of the week and then towards the end of the week it's staying unsettled. further spells of rain, there will be some sunshine thursday into friday, but looking fairly unsettled as we head towards the weekend. not particularly warm for the middle ofjuly. bye for now. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. almost 40 people die in devastating floods in south korea, following days of torrential rain. scorching temperatures in the us. he'd alert for a third of the country. an investigation into

the guderian was set quite a specific task to encircle moscow from the east, and from the east there was a city, ryazan from the easte railway line approached. very powerful very large message through which passed through the fish railway station, at which trains arrived in huge numbers from factories evacuated to the east of the country, into which they had just switched to military rails, only the first military equipment was managed to be delivered and fish just at the station, but these trains were being compiled and sending them to some parts of the battle for moscow and this railway line was necessary. well, that's badly needed true, that was cut. well, and accordingly stood on the way, the city of ryazan in the village of poyarkovo, 55 km from ryazan , a 15-meter stella was installed in the form of a rifle bayonet. it points to the place from where, on the night of december 6 to december 7 , 1941 , the counteroffensive of the tenth army under the command of lieutenant general philip ivanovich golikov began. of the buildings that survived at that time, the bridge across the river sniffed for him in december fo

east anglia, lincolnshire and through the midlands as we head through the afternoon. it stays cloudy across much of scotland, perhaps some sunny spells at times. temperatures are starting to ease up across the south—east of england. 22 or 23 celsius. the winds will generally be a little lighter. here is our next area of low pressure, approaching western spots on tuesday morning. turning wet across northern ireland, the south—west of england and wales, but a sunny start across scotland, the rain pushing further north and eastuld peak at 24 celsius. the outlook as we head through the rest of the week, temperatures will stop the dip with a north—westerly wind, feeling cooler. —— temperatures will start to dip. this is bbc news, the headlines. an extreme heat wave has gripped parts of the us and southern europe, with more scorching temperatures expected. nearly a third of americans — about 113 million people — are currently under heat advisories with authorities warning that temperatures could be deadly to anyone without effective cooling and hydration. the uk's trade secretary — kemi badenoch — has formally confirmed a place in a major indo—pacific trading bloc known as the cpt pp, becoming it's only member outside of the region. but the government's own estimates say membership will add less

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east bay there. but along the east bay shoreline still hold on to the 50's. and to reiterate the point, the excessive heat, we have a heat advisory covering the east bay over thera valley and up to solano county and portions of napa county as well. 82 will do it by 11 by 2. 97 in 100. plus is expected in a couple locations. we'll be checking that out of the 4 zone forecast. but also that extended with nice relief coming our way into next week. 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, breaking news, all lanes have reopened in the eastbound direction. on the richmond, sandra fell bridge. you can see traffic moving along there. the bridge had been shut down since early yesterday afternoon due to some police activity on the roadway that has finally cleared. and this is a live look again at that bridge. you can see cars finally making their way across after many, many hours of hours of closures. there. well, a road rage shooting ends with a car crashing into a hayward pizza restaurant leaving this mess that you can see on that screen right there. police are now searching for the people who are inside the vehicle. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with the restaurant'

in the much of east anglia in the south—east dry and not south—eastternoon over south wales and southwest england. if it brightens up, we could see temperatures into the mid 20s, maybe across the south—east. mostly we're south—east. but mostly we're looking at 20 to 21 at best and feeling cooler with the rain. as i some heavy rain for i said, some very heavy rain for a northern ireland i said, some very heavy rain for a potentiallyorthern ireland i said, some very heavy rain for a potentially southwestland and potentially southwest scotland. we see some scotland. and then we see some further pulses rain coming further pulses of rain coming into midlands and eastern into the midlands and eastern and through the and southern england through the night. in all, a pretty night. so all in all, a pretty wet temperatures night. so all in all, a pretty we hold temperatures night. so all in all, a pretty we hold up temperatures night. so all in all, a pretty wehold up in�*nperatures night. so all in all, a pretty we hold up in the ratures night. so all in all,

for the longest, across far longest, though, across the far north—east scotland, north—east of scotland, particularly north—eastst of scotland, particl it|rly going north—east of scotland, particlitnrlygoing to remain where it is going to remain rather overnight with rather cloudy overnight with a brisk elsewhere , brisk breeze. but elsewhere, some clear intervals. and that will fall will allow temperatures to fall off touch compared to off a touch more compared to recent even into recent nights, even down into single figures, particularly in some rural areas . those some rural areas. but those clear mean we'll clear spells mean that we'll start a fairly decent start off with a fairly decent amount sunshine first thing amount of sunshine first thing on but increasingly on thursday. but increasingly into the afternoon, once again, we to see those we will start to see those showers up. some of showers bubbling up. some of those could also turn on to the heavier once again. there heavier side once again. there will scattered, will be fairly well scattered, so some sunny so there'll be some decent sunny , bright in

east scotland and wind gusts over a0 mph across the pennines and lakes. damages in the high teens and low 20s for the south—east temperatures in the high teens and low 20s for the south—eastland, some spells of rain for northern areas, further south should be largely dry and showers fading away and cooler than it was last night, temperatures under those spells dropping into high single figures. next week, not a lot is set to change, still got low pressure largely dominating, more showers through the day on monday and features pushing eastwards with possible thundery showers across parts of east anglia, lincolnshire and midlands in the afternoon. stays cloudy across scotland and some sunny spells at times. temperatures starting to ease across the south—east, 22 or 23. the winds here would be a little lighter. here is the next area of low pressure and that is approaching western parts as we had three tuesday morning. rather wet across northern ireland, south—west of england and wales. still a sunny start across scotland and rain pushing further northwards and eastwards. winds are lighter on tuesday and temperatures in the south—east could peak at 23 or 2a celsius. the outlo

oriented from east to west as you know enslaved people were really in into you know it comes to baptists or the religion that was in the area. so a lot of these grave sites are east, east to west for the sake and coming of christ so that's how they buried people. now if you look even closer you may see a couple of hills and troughs there in 18, 1800s. some of this was normal in the smokies is pretty wet. we get a lot of rain and so what you have these graves would move families would come back and they will put back over these graves as they moved. so you see that quite a bit. what did you see. what enslaved cemeteries or the inscriptions in things that you would see in the early white settlers cemeteries. so you look closely at the headstone, what you what you won't see is, you know, this person was loved there something that something telling us a little bit about the person their favorite and this really shows you the people that were able to those stones were a little bit higher society in the smokies and out of all the enslaved cemeteries are that have enslaved burials in them. we have not found any inscriptions of any kind. and so it really shows you just the cul

do we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south eastg. that will clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rainjust coming into the north west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north westerly winds. fortuesday, more showers in the forecast. and then the middle of the new week sees another area of low pressure. well, you know what that means. a lot more rain on the way. so no sign of any prolonged, nice settled sunny spells of weather it is staying unsettled. showers around on tuesday. longer spells of rain later in the week. live from washington. this is bbc news. cambodia's longstanding prime minister casts his ballot in an election he's almost guaranteed to win. thousands are forced to evacuate from the island of rhodes as wildfires rage in greece for a fifth day. and it's day four of the women's world cup and we'll have the latest from the pitch. hello. i'm carl n

east across the weekend. and we still have thund and east this cross the weekend. and we still have thund and eastsome local disruption, some longer spells of rain scotland. north east of rain for scotland. north east england for a time too, into the early hours. but for many it will there'll be will become quieter. there'll be clear , but still fairly clear spells, but still fairly warm humid. tonight warm and humid. tonight particularly east. lows particularly in the east. lows of 17 or 18 degrees whilst the west will be a little fresher. sunday morning, a bright start for many cloud and outbreaks of showery rain pushing into south east england and the rain across scotland time to clear scotland takes its time to clear here. and then it's the day of sunny and showers sunny spells and heavy showers once more showers most frequent across western parts of the uk. some thunderstorms could lead to some local disruption , some local disruption, particularly parts northern particularly parts of northern ireland, wales, southwest ireland, into wales, southwest england , too, and temperatures england, to

east london.— from east london. thank you for brinuain from east london. the excitement from | bringing us the excitement from there. let's cross live to wembley stadium, the fanzone at box park near wembley stadium where the fans are gearing up. still a little subdued but i think that will change. a few foam fingers. ahead of kick—off between england and denmark, we're live across england with some fans who are gearing up for the match — in romford, liverpool, norwich and sussex. let's go live to a young fan, aliya, and her mum. how long have you been playing and how did you get involved in football? he playing and how did you get involved in football? �* . playing and how did you get involved in football? �* , , ._ ., in football? i've been playing for around four— in football? i've been playing for around four years. _ in football? i've been playing for around four years. i _ in football? i've been playing for around four years. i have - in football? i've been playing for around four years. i have always| around four years. i have always been quite athl

, we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day, particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south—east, that will clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rain just coming into the north—west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north—westerly winds. fortuesday, more showers in the forecast. and then the middle of the new week sees another area of low pressure. well, you know what that means — a lot more rain on the way. so no sign of any prolonged, nice settled sunny spells of weather. it's staying unsettled. showers around on tuesday. longer spells of rain later in the week. live from washington. this is bbc news. wildfires rage in greece — more than 2,000 people

east sussex but across the country. just in east sussex but across the country-— the country. but in an area of increasing — the country. but in an area of increasing pressures - the country. but in an area of increasing pressures for - increasing pressures for funding and limited budgets, it seems the problem of potholes will not be going away anytime soon. you're live with bbc news. the chinese government is tightening controls over exports of key materials used in the manufacturing of semiconductor chips, technology that's at the center of disputes between the us and china. the announcement comes just days before us treasury secretary janet yellen makes a high—stakes trip to beijing. in recent months, both superpowers have issued restrictive measures in the name of national security. back in october of last year, washington announced license requirements for companies exporting chips to china using us software no matter where the chips themselves are made. then, in february, beijing sanctioned two american defence manufacturers with ties to the us military. and last month, when the us government placed 43 firms, both chinese and foreign companies, on an export control list over concerns that the companies trained chinese military pilots and aided weapons development. secretary yellen has called for the cooling of tensions. during an appearance before congress last month, she said, "i think we gain and china gains from trade and investment that is as open as possible, and it would be disastrous for us to attempt to decouple from china." our new york business correspondent michelle fleury has more. us treasury secretary janet yellen is headed to beijing, and hers is the second trip by a cabinet official to china since ties between the world's two top economies deteriorated earlier this year. her goal is to steady the relationship, but she's got her work cut out for her. ahead of her visit, beijing said it was imposing export controls on two rare metals essential for making semiconductors. the measures are seen as a ti—for—tat response after the us, the netherlands and japan recently restricted chip exports to china. some say the move is aimed at giving china more leverage in future trade discussions. gallium and germanium, the two metals in question, will be subject to export controls starting i august. in a statement, china's ministry of commerce said it was to protect national security interests. china is the largest producer of gallium and germanium which are used in a variety of products, including computer chips and solar panels. this is just the latest development in the global battle to control chip—making technology. concerns are growing about american evangelicals with an anti—gay stance influencing legislation against the lgtbq community in africa. kenya is the latest country to debate such legislation with one of its parliament members saying the bill will be tougher than the one passed in uganda. our africa correspondent catherine byaru hanga has more details. finding comfort in the midst of a political storm. this small church in kenya's capital was set up to support lgbtq people in a country where most cannot come out. gay sex is already banned here. but now, even identifying as lgbtq could become illegal. there will be violence for people that are queer and people that are not queer. it makes people bolder. anyone that had thought they would want to now, you know, do something to the queers, it gives them sort of some sort of validation. as people get ready to leave the church this evening, many will be thinking about their own personal safety. this church has had to move ten times because of security threats, and now the stage is being set for tough laws that would make their lives even harder. the anti—lgbto rhetoric is getting louder in kenya, with protests like this calling for action against the community. you know what, we call it family protection. leading the charge is an opposition mp, george peter kaluma. he has drawn up a bill which could introduce the death penalty for some homosexual acts. this includes cases where someone becomes infected with a terminal illness like hiv. in march, mr kaluma attended a conference on family values in uganda. the bbc obtained footage of the closed door meeting. other african mps who have been sponsoring similar anti—lgbt laws in their countries were also there. some of the delegates even met with uganda's president, yoweri museveni, urging him to sign the country's anti—gay bill. front and centre in this photo in the purple dress is sharon slater, founder of the american right—wing group family watch international. the christian organisation co—sponsored the conference. but mrs slater says her focus is on banning some types of sex education. they push a form of sexual social colonisation by getting to your children and seeking to change their worldview on issues of sexual orientation, gender identity, abortion. asked whether the conference promoted anti—gay policies, mrs slater told the bbc in a statement that like family watch, several other american organisations promote what they call family values in africa around sexual rights, including restricting access to abortion, but distanced themselves from anti—gay legislation. but many in kenya's lgbtq community believe they're fighting for their right to exist. we're also human beings. we do our work. we pay the bills to pay taxes, so they have to accept us. yeah. catherine byaruhanga, bbc news, nairobi. in other news: the japanese government is reportedly planning to release treated water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean as early as august. that's according to japan's nikkei newspaper. this comes after the un nuclear agency approved japan's plans to release the radio—active water, saying the effect on people and the environment would be negligible. regional neighbors like china have criticized the plans. authorities in china have warned of "multiple natural disasters" in the coming month, as heavy rains lash parts of the country. there's been flooding in large areas of central and south western china with some dramatic rescues taking place. thousands of people are being forced to evacuate to escape the downpour. finally it wouldn't be a july 4th holiday here in the us without the hot dog eating contest. thousands cheered on the competitive eaters who gathered at the famous nathan's hot dog stand on new york's coney island. whoever eats the most hot dogs in ten minutes wins. joey chestnut won the men's competition for a record 16th time, by eating 62 hot dogs. that's actually short of his own world record of 76 hot dogs, set in 2021. and miki sudo ate 39.5 dogs to win the women's competition. stay with us here on bbc news. that's all from us here in washington. we leave you with these live pictures of london this hour as we hand off to our colleageus there. i'm sumi somaskanda, thank you for watching. conditions improve for much of the country for wednesday. we're in between weather systems. so again, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, but nowhere near as wet as what we had across the south of the country on tuesday. now, that's tuesday's area of low pressure clearing off into the near continent. this area of low pressure will enhance showers across scotland, northern ireland. but we're generally in between weather systems with lighter winds as well. now, it could still start wet and windy across the far east sunshine and showers. you could catch a shower pretty much anywhere, but i think the majority of them will be across scotland and northern ireland because the winds will be lighter. we should see more sunshine around, particularly across the south. we could be up to 20 or 21 celsius, otherwise it's the mid to high teens again in the north. so there is a threat of a passing shower or two for wimbledon. but wednesday's weather looks a lot better. we should get to see some play in the outside courts. so as we move through wednesday nights, most of those showers fade away and then it's drier and clearer for many of us. but breeze and clouds starts to pick up out west ahead of this area of low pressure temperature wise, ranging from 7—12 celsius. this is the pressure chart for thursday. we've got high pressure building over the near continent will keep things fine and settled for england and wales. this area of low pressure will park itselfjust to the west of ireland. that's going to bring

east. the driest and brightest weather will be towards the east. the driest afor brightest weather will be towards the eastriest afor wales in weather will be towards the east. the driest afor wales in the ither will be for wales in the south—west where some places won't see any showers at all and it stay largely dry with it will stay largely dry with sunny spells. there sunny spells. 22 celsius there for exeter , 16 for sunderland. for exeter, 16 for sunderland. so you can see this east, west, north, south. contrast in the temperatures and the showers in the east will continue for some time into the evening, but eventually clear spells will emerge across the uk . showers emerge across the uk. showers really just confined to the north of scotland. northern parts of northern ireland overnight and with clear skies elsewhere with lighter winds elsewhere and with lighter winds , we've got cool air in place at the moment. so low double figures mid to single figures mid to high single figures mid to high single figures sheltered figures in some sheltered spots as on thursday, as we wake up on thursday, plenty of

east anglia and the south—east but, as you can see, showers will develop widely across the uk tomorrow they will be heavy and thundery, perhaps not quite so windy across scotland and northern ireland, but temperatures typically around 80 on 19th tip and improved on today to dip it could make 22 in the south—eastather for sunday. it will be windy for a while in scotland, and some heavy showers in the north—east. otherwise, further south, not as windy on sunday, with some sunshine and still some showers and they could on the heavy side. it's not getting anyone desecrate any warm up to tip top temperatures of 21 for the next week, cool, not to tip top temperatures of 21 for the next week, cc to not to tip top temperatures of 21 for the next week, cc to this big area

east. showers as north—east. further showers as we the rest of north—east. further showers as we week the rest of north—east. week as well the rest of north—east. further showers as we week as well . the rest of the week as well. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . radio show. well come back. >> thanks for staying with neil oliver live i'm joined now by former hungarian mp zoltan kertesz to talk about the importance of free speech on social media and about the dangers of censorship in countries with autocratic and totalitarian leaders . good totalitarian leaders. good evening, zoltan. thanks for joining us. >> good evening. hi zoltan . >> good evening. hi zoltan. >> good evening. hi zoltan. >> first of all, what online censorship are you aware of in your homeland ? you know, to give your homeland? you know, to give us a sense of what, if anything, is different? >> well, basically , it's not >> well, basically, it's not necessarily censorship, censorship that we have. it's a whole different media landscape that we're talking about regarding hungary, especially when you look at

east and central europe... bill east and central europe... all riiht, east and central europe... hy we are having this conversation. i hope you are having a good day, and i will see you soon stop. hello, there. there's no real change in our weather patterns coming our way any time soon, and that means it stays unsettled. loads more showers in the forecast, as we'll see in a moment. for monday, we have some heavy downpours come through, starting off across parts of northern ireland, before spreading to scotland, and as they worked through threave, brought 15 millimetres of rain in a space ofjust an hour, really torrential rain. that's a bit more than half an inch of rain injustan hour. now, those heavy bursts of rain are working northeastwards at the moment. the rain will ease as we head towards dawn, but at the same time, we'll see some heavy rain pop up across the midlands, running into lincolnshire and east anglia, as well. still quite warm and humid across eastern areas of england as we start the day, tuesday, but in the west, a relatively fresh feel to the day, with temperatur

we're joined live in studio by east bay fire officials with some safety tips. >> and going to plenty hawks east of the easton. 90's expected to along the east bay shoreline. hot a stay in the bunch. it looks like today what your forecast wee >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look now at the transamerica building in san francisco. and we can see some beautiful blue skies up there as well. and the weather is expected to be pretty hot today. dave. >> this is true. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and san francisco probably only be in the middle 70's by comparison that some relief but golden gate bridge still dealing with some of that leftover fog. this, too, will be greeted with some blue skies. you can trying to peer on through just a little bit here, just the mixing process, a little bit of a breeze. that's the best we're going to do today. east bay shoreline right now the upper 60's already. 84 antioch, 77 livermore up to the north bay. plenty of 60's. a chilly 54 half moon bay. that's what a fog does for you. just hang around a little bit. keeping