my colleague chris is saying that apparently there are only two flights a week to the falkland islandss part of the uk, and therefore they would be lavishly subsidised flights to the falkland islands, ever since the falklands war, but we don't do it that way here. an interesting contrast, isn't it? maybe that is one for boris johnson to have a think about. it's move on. shyama, i know you are very keen to talk about football after the experiences last thursday, perhaps unwanted guests in the garden, but this photo brilliantly captures the problem here, doesn't it? it is great to see two opposing sides arming arm, but... absolutely this is why peeple — sides arming arm, but... absolutely this is why people were _ sides arming arm, but... absolutely this is why people were not - sides arming arm, but... absolutely this is why people were not allowed | this is why people were not allowed at sports pictures, because i'm quite sure if there had been no crowd, both teams would have been able to honour the rules, because it would not have felt normal. but a small crowd, a scottish crowd so fu

. _ send guests at the moment except iceland, the falkland islands, and such _ iceland, the falkland t we're hopeful, can't lose hope, we are vaccinating at an amazing rate and — we are vaccinating at an amazing rate and we are doing everything to keep places low — wearing masks and being _ keep places low — wearing masks and being careful, disinfecting, we are still following lots of rules. but ou must still following lots of rules. pm you must understand that in a global pandemic, travel is a real problem. when cases are rising in here in portugal, isn't it simply safer for everyone to stay put? it portugal, isn't it simply safer for everyone to stay put?— portugal, isn't it simply safer for everyone to stay put? if we want to kill off more — everyone to stay put? if we want to kill off more than _ everyone to stay put? if we want to kill off more than 20% _ everyone to stay put? if we want to kill off more than 20% of— everyone to stay put? if we want to kill off more than 20% of the - kill off more than 20% of the economy, it's a question of balance. they've _ economy, it's a ques

you know the falkland islands have been dealing with very blustery winds. is southern 90 kilometers per hour, but by wednesday i think port stanley will seek us about 70. and we've also got his stiff when for months of the dale $900.00 degrees. but we'll see those winds were bucks about 50 kilometers per hour. and we got some rain running through areas of cell paulo and rio de janeiro, showers for you on wednesday. the aah! no 2 hatred and 2 islam of phobia. no to terror and to racism. remembering victims of hate, a vigilant held him canada to order a muslim family killed to be run over by a truck ah .

we've been dealing with some fierce winds for the falkland islands over the last few days. that's going to continue on wednesday. we'll see guts, port stanley, about 70 kilometers per hour, and we also have some stiff when for months of the day on wednesday, you can expect gus here about 50 kilometers per hour. otherwise we do have some rain running through so paulo into rio de janeiro, show you the 3 day forecast for real because by thursday we're back into the sun. but then by friday, a bit of rain moves then coming out from the south toward the top end of south america. we do have our steady stream of rain toward columbia. heavier pulses of rain for a guy in a certain non, into french, diana, on wednesday, central america. okay. that's pretty much where we do find our rain, panama stretching all the way down, or sorry, panama all the way up to guatemala on wednesday. the risk of a pop up under storm through the caribbean. best chance, i think for that will be hispanic jolla. and we're feeding some gulf moisture into some of these storms for the us, the midwest, down to t

but 1st toward the bottom end of south america, our fear swain's toward the falkland islands are now starting to die down said, goes for your great montevideo. and you know, we do have some rain for southern areas of brazil. so paulo, the umbrella is needed. rio de janeiro, it will be optional toward the top end of south america. you know, we're talking about these continuous rains. look what they have done. this is diana and this round of flooding, the countries president says is among the worst disasters to impact the country. thousands of families impacted. hundreds of farms destroyed and you know, it's ward ecuador, south of the capital, kito we've seen about $400.00 millimeters of rain, central america, heavy pockets of rain out toward the pacific that will impact coastal areas. and for his spaniel, la on thursday, think port prompts about 10 to 15 millimeters of rain. some storms. we've seen them roll through the deep south of the us, but toward the southwest we're dealing with drought conditions we're seeing wildfires. this is in arizona, just east of phoenix. it continues to

you know the falkland islands have been dealing with very blustery winds. is southern 90 kilometers per hour, but by wednesday i think port stanley will seek us about 70. and we've also got a stiff when for months of the dale, 1900 degrees. but we'll see those winds were bucks about 50 kilometers per hour. and we got some rain running through areas of cell paulo and rio de janeiro showers for you on wednesday. the it's more than just again, it's a way of life. every path, every sh, every go brings us together. we try to miles. so we can say we we flew every month with a game exists, uniting and together it's more than just the game. me the ah ah, i do want to go to theater. reminder of our top stories, this are a vigils been held in canada for muslim family killed and what the prime minister says was a terrorist attack motivated by hate. 4 members of the same family were run over and killed by a driver mostly in military commanders who is responsible for the massacre bus and muslims, and the 1990 s. as lost his final legal battle. you are in court rejected,

you know the falkland islands have been dealing with very blustery winds. you saw them 90 kilometers per hour, but by wednesday i think port stanley will seek us about 70. and we've also got a stiff when for months of the dale, 1900 degrees. but we'll see those winds were bumped about 50 kilometers per hour. and we got some rain running through areas of cell paulo and rio de janeiro showers for you. on wednesday. the news i was wrong to teach children and we from their parents and heard them into a school against their will. there was no money or no father fingers. they put us in a big playroom and we certainly look after ourselves. i don't remember the children's names, but i'll never forget that. canada's dark secret on al jazeera. oh, the other guy you're watching out your mind about top stories is out and you and call it is upheld the conviction of rock cumulative genocide and crimes. gates humanity in military commander lead force is responsible for the massacre. both the muslims who now faces life in prison, candidates prime minister, just intruders,

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