. >> i'm emma haywood in underground london where there are plans to transform this un unused station which ones served an a bunker to winston churchill. >>> hello, welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. video posted online shows the center of ramadi a day after i.s.i.l. took control of the strategic city. the iraqi government called in shia militias backed by iran to retake the city of i.s.i.l. after its own forces fled. european ministers approved plans to launch a naval mission against people smuggling networks operating across the mediterranean. there has been gunfire in parts of burundi's capital, involving more protests against president pierre nkurunziza. he sacked three members of his cabinet involved in the coup attempt >>> police in columbia say a landslide killed at least 48 people. heavy rain caused rain in the north-west province to burst its banks, triggering the disaster. many homes have been destroyed and a search under way for residents missing >>> more from al jazeera's alessandro in the capital bogota for us. bring us up to date with the latest s

emma haywood, al jazeera, london. >>> much more over on our website. click on aljazeera.com. >>> hello, i'm giz richard gizbert, and you are at "listening post". here are some stories. britain elects a new government. job done >>> another american goes to gaol for leaking an intelligence

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emma haywood, al jazeera, london. >>> much more over on our website. click on aljazeera.com. >>> hello, i'm giz richard gizbert, and you are at "listening post". here are some stories. britain elects a new government. job done >>> another american goes to gaol for leaking an intelligence story to the news media. the "new york times". macedonia, a former yugoslavia republic, a surveillance scandal having germans up in arms and others on the rope. journalists. >> it's probably not going to happen >>> britain has just gone through an election delivering a new government. the paraphrase, quoting mark twain, the end of influence proves to be premature. the press in the u.k. is owned by a few wealthy moguls leaning to the right supporting big business and usually the conservative party. some names like rupert murdoch are well-known, but others whose profiles are not as high but are as familiar to the politicians running to office as those are to voters. some, including defeat, say with print circulation in decline, and the stenches of a phone hacking scandal

emma haywood reports >>> in the middle of sea it was a scramble. among them in this boat very young. few can imagine how the mother might have felt being reunited with her little boy. others exhausted from their journey were able to rest on deck. >>> and an unprecedented unless of people are trying to make the perilous strip from north africa to europe to escape war, poverty and persecution. many are gambling on better economic prospects in europe. they are risking everything in the process. vessels, enlarged tritan naval applications have been working nonstop. among them a navy flagship arriving in the port. hundreds on board. some under 18, and travelling alone. >> italy is bearing the ground of arrivals but not all. >> in recent days dozens arrived on the greek island from nearby turkey this group careful to destroy their boat before walking ashore. europe's navies keep rescuing the migrants politicians make plans to disperse them. many countries don't want them. there has been no slow down in the flow trying to reach the shores. >>> russia has

emma haywood with more from paris. >> reporter: cecil tends to a little piece of green paradise. green space is at a premium, and this garden is on top of a shopping center on the isle are -- not far from the isle tower -- eiffel tower. >> translation: there's no space in paris to grow things. roofs off an interesting area. it's part of the debate in global warming. >> reporter: in some parts of paris, tarmac and tiles are replaced by soil. under a new law roofs on commercial buildings will have to be partially green. the whole idea behind this is not just to make everything look that bit nicer, it's to improve biodiversity and air quality too. pollution can be a problem in paris. the smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half the cars from coming into the city. green roofs are sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> translation: green roofs are important to develop. they improve the quality of life. in paris we don't have much green space compared to other capitals. it's interesting for biodiversity and there's an impact on pollution. some parts capture dust and heavy

emma haywood has more. >> reporter: in the middle of the mediterranean sea, this was a scramble to stay afloat. a desperate scene, repeated many times over. a german frigate involved in this rescue where hundreds of people were picked up from different boats. among them the very young. and few can imagine how this mother might have felt being reunited with a little boy. others exhausted from their journey were able to rest on deck. and unprecedented numbers of people are trying to make the perilous trip from north africa to europe to escape war, poverty and persecution. many are gambling on better economic prospects in europe. but they are risking everything in the process. vessels from europe's and large tritan naval operations have been working nonstop. among them britain's navy flagship h m.s. "bulwark", arriving in toronto. hundreds on board, sum under 18, and travelling alone. italy is bearing the brunt of arrivals but not all. in recent days dozens arrived on the greek island of cos from turkey. this group careful to destroy their inflatable boat before walking ashore. while europ