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salo claims to be the coldest place in finland. aside from reading reindeer 3000 residents make their living from tourism and selling wood from their forests. the visitors appreciate that they can ski here as late as may for the time being at least. but to work and pack up the sleighs if the winters get warmer here. climate change could even keep the summer visitors away. and last time i was guiding middle european people in summertime the reason why they came to love london summer was that it was too hot in in germany in the netherlands and they said that the hour plus 30 plus 40 is just too much so they decided to go to the arctic where plus 15 plus 20th just perfect for the summer so yeah that's how i would like to keep things are they definitely don't want it to get is warm as it does for the summer olympic games despite the fact that in this tongue in cheek video they're playing volleyball in the snow and swimming in the ice. and scientists are confirming salo isn't all that cold anymore climate researcher took up pet of the u

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salo claims to be the coldest place in finland. aside from reading reindeer 3000 residents make their living from tourism and selling wood from their forests. the visitors appreciate that they can ski here as late as may for the time being at least. but to her can pack up the sleighs if the winters get warmer here. climate change could even keep the summer visitors away. and last time i was guiding middle european people in summertime the reason why they came to love the name summer was that it was too hot in in germany in the netherlands and they said that the hour plus 30 plus 40 is just too much so they decided to go to the arctic where plus 15 plus 20 of just perfect for the summer so that's how i would like to keep things. they definitely don't want it to get is warm as it does for the summer olympic games despite the fact that in this tongue in cheek video they're playing volleyball in the snow and swimming in ice. and scientists are confirming salo isn't all that cold anymore climate researcher took up pet of the university

unusual because the games in 2032 are summer olympics and yet it is one of the coldest places in finland now this may sound like a joke to some but there is a serious message behind this campaign climate change is affecting the lives of residents like timor to harm the olympic bid is an attempt to create awareness. a skier in shorts races along the icy track pulled by a reindeer the video clip is a humorous advertisement to stage the olympic summer games in sala northern finland . the reindeer driver in the video is chemo too hot he says it was great fun but the video comes with a message climate change means winters in his homeland are no longer as cold as they used to be. normally it would have been told at 1st comes the below 0 degrees on the river and creeks they freeze and then really get the snow on top but now there's 3 enter the large 3 interweave got like 20 or 30 centimeters of snow. on frozen land. every morning t.-mo to house still checks his most valuable reindeer the ones that pull a sleigh tourists to come to sala love the sleigh rides so the attraction is a good earner so

iwould be finland, i would be brash and say i am finland.vary a bit from place to place, and there will be somejumps around in temperatures as well, as we will see in a moment. this was the satellite picture then from friday, showing we had some decent sunshine, particularly across parts of scotland. that was how the sunshine looked in the highlands. not far away from that, in sterlingshire, we have the highest temperature in the uk, up to 17 celsius, very mild for the time of year. but it wasn't like that everywhere — north—east england had a really chilly day on friday, just six celsius. a big jump upwards in temperatures, though, on the way later today. why the change? well, yesterday, we had the winds coming in from the north—east. it's all down to the wind direction, you see. these north—easterly winds brought those low temperature to eastern england because they were travelling over these really cold seas. the temperature in the water just 6 degrees at the moment. but the winds today are changing direction in a big way. they are coming

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finland has suspended use of the astra zeneca vaccine as it investigates 2 cases of blood clots earlier other european countries resumed using back seen on thursday europe's drugs watchdog confirmed the job is safe and there's no evidence linking it to an increased risk of blood clots the barca reports. out of storage and into people's arms the french prime minister was amongst those receiving the oxford astra zeneca vaccine on friday in an effort to restore national confidence in its use although the french health authorities are only recommending it for people aged 55 and over. from the beginning i always thought that the vaccine was safe so maybe the people are in a panic but there are always side effects and germany and italy have also restarted their rollout of the oxford vaccine the netherlands and portugal will follow next week so too will spain although certain groups will be excluded so eden and denmark said they needed a few more days to decide but germany's health minister warned that vaccines alone won't be enough to prevent a 3rd wave of the virus many e.u. countries are ex

solid claims to be the coldest place in finland. aside from pretty reindeer 3000 residents make their living from tourism and selling wood from their forests. the visitors appreciate that they can ski here as late as may for the time being at least. but to hack and pack up the sleighs if the winters get warmer here. climate change could even keep the summer visitors away. and last time of guiding middle european people in summertime the reason why they came to love london summer was that it was too hot in in germany in the netherlands and they said that the hour plus 30 plus 40 is just too much so they decided to go to the arctic where plus 15 plus 20 with just perfect for the summer so that's how i would like to keep things. they definitely don't want it to get is warm as it does for the summer olympic games despite the fact that in this tongue in cheek video they're playing volleyball in the snow and swimming in ice. and scientists are confirming salo isn't all that cold anymore climate researcher took up pet of the university of

next we visited finland, where they are trying to do without our martial plan help.y the greeting i got there, the people made up their minds to live under the shadow of fear but still with a calm nerve and great courage. and they were rebuilding as well, even as much other production must go to the soviets as reparations. when we reached copenhagen, denmark, i wanted to compare my impressions with the official plans in a progress report. our people had all the answers to my questions and gave me a wonderful briefing. i recall in particular the marshall plan's labor officer saying we are misled by terminology. that for instance european socialist leaders stand up for socialism before what we would call a liberal principle. i saw a very good industry led by 18 marshall plan assisted factories. so the parents could keep on working. these children made me feel we have a stake in working for peace such as we never have had before. because in other more would be in everyone's country, in everyone's home. we have an incentive for peace and know where we can see it more tha

relative success and curbing coronavirus may have how it's i think everywhere in the world and in finland us well of course people have been suffering and the pen damage has really costing society and concrete problems but again i think in finland and in the nordic countries people are really lucky and have been lucky because the society still supports this sort of the system of buffer and these kinds of shocks most people don't have to completely worry about losing their livelihood or not having access to health care. well again the headlines on al-jazeera rizzo's president taking several of his country's states to court to try and force them to overturn pandemic restrictions on friday the country recorded more than 2800 for a tally.

option and generosity it's suggested finland's relative success in curbing coronavirus may have helped. i think everywhere in the world and in finland us well of course people have been suffering and the pen damage has really costing science and concrete problems but again i think in finland and in the nordic countries people are really lucky and have been lucky because the society still supports this sort of the system of these kinds of shocks most people don't have to completely worry about losing their livelihood or not having access to health care. in the headlines on al-jazeera our high level talks between china and the u.s. have now ended in alaska without a significant breakthrough both sides head out of the other's policies in front of the cameras revealing tensions over human rights and economic power. we certainly. knew going in. there are a number of areas where we are fundamentally. transactions. with regard to hong kong tibet and priestley taiwan as well as actions that it's taking. in cyberspace. and. it's no surprise that when we raise those issues clearly and directly w

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solid claims to be the coldest place in finland. aside from reading reindeer 3000 residents make their living from tourism and selling wood from their forests. the visitors appreciate that they can ski here as late as may for the time being at least. but to hack and pack up the sleighs if the winters get warmer here. climate change could even keep the summer visitors away and last time of guiding middle european people in summer time the reason why they came to love london summer was that it was too hot in in germany in the netherlands and they said that they are blush 30 plus 40 years just 2 months so they decided to go to the arctic where plus 15 plus 20 ft just perfect for the summer so yeah that's how i would like to keep things. they definitely don't want it to get is warm as it does for the summer olympic games despite the fact that in this tongue in cheek video they're playing volleyball in the snow and swimming in the ice. with. scientists are confirming salo isn't all that cold anymore climate researcher 2 cups of the unive

next finland, where they are trying to do without our martial plan help. impressed by the feeling that i got there that the people had made up their minds to live under the shadow of fear. but still, with calm nerves and great courage. and they were rebuilding too. even if much of their production must go to the soviets as reparations. when we reached copenhagen, denmark, i wanted to compare my impressions with the official plans and progress reports. our people had all of the answers to my questions. they gave me a wonderful briefing. i recall in particular the marshall plans labour officers say that we are led by technology. for instance, european socialist leaders stand not for socialism, but for what we would call liberal principles. i saw a very good data industry led by 18 martial plan factories, so the parents can keep on working. these children made me feel that we have a stake in working for peace such as we never have before. because another war would be in everyone's countries and in everyone's home. we have an incentive for peace. and nowhere c

cut of the university of helsinki has a research station near sala your choice he says the northern finland climate change has reached crisis level the arctic areas in general general are warming faster than the the global average so even double the global average so this would mean if we talk about $1.00 now global average it would transfer 2 to 3 to 3 to 4 degrees. in the in the arctic areas so it is a considerable and very serious issue. salas mayor says they broadcast the seriousness of the situation effectively to the whole world with their humorous olympic ad it attracted a lot of interest on line people discuss about it. i'm quite sure that this discussion goes on. then. we want also the people who. share what they have done. while tourist guide t.-mo to how worries about the effects of climate change in the future reindeer herder. has to deal with them here and now. she and her 2 children regularly have to take extra fodder out to their herd a direct result of climate change. in that time when there is snow and sand comes raining water and then comes freezing time so they are on the

they traded san francisco's hustle and bustle for a small part of an archipelago off the coast of finland in the baltic sea they're now surrounded by trees wild animals and extremely icy waters and they're sharing their pandemic paradise on social media with millions of people around the world. on the edge of the frozen baltic sea lies a small finnish island it is now home to 2 people who are living beyond the reach of the coronavirus. husband and wife sandy a lawson and morton me coast love the icy landscape. they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. and here just for the fun of it i have got to big ice floes to see how they react now when it's a good thing sunny and warm and how they will mail melt and how they may move around. throughout the winter saniel os and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpads and searching for open channels. the tweets from their pandemic paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral. i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the pandemi

they traded san francisco's hustle and bustle for a small part of an archipelago off the coast of finland in the baltic sea they're now surrounded by trees wild animals and extremely icy waters and they're sharing their pandemic paradise on social media with millions of people around the world. on the edge of the frozen baltic sea lice a small finnish island it is now home to 2 people who are living beyond the reach of the coronavirus. husband and wife sandy a lawson and morton me coast love the icy landscape. they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. and here just for the fun of it i have to big ice floes to see how they react now when it's a good thing sunny and warm and how they will mail melt and how they may move around. throughout the winter send your loss and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpads and searching for open channels in the tweets from their pandemic paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral. i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the pand

they traded san francisco's hustle and bustle for a small part of an archipelago off the coast of finlandin the baltic sea they're now surrounded by trees wild animals and extremely icy waters and they're sharing their pandemic paradise on social media with millions of people around the world. on the edge of the frozen baltic sea lice a small finnish island it is now home to 2 people who are living beyond the reach of the coronavirus. husband and wife sandy a loss and morton me coast love the icy landscape. they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. here just for the fun of it i have to big ice floes to see how they react now when it's a good thing sunny and warm and how they will mail melt and how they may move around. throughout the winter sanny a loss and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpads and searching for open channels. the tweets from their pandemic paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral . i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the pandemic rowin

149 nations and asks people about social support freedoms corruption and generosity it's suggested finland's relative success and curbing coronavirus may have helped i think everywhere in the world and in finland us well of course people have been suffering and the pen damage has really costing science and concrete problems but again i think in finland and in the nordic countries people are really lucky and have been lucky because the scientists still supports this sort of the system of buffering these kinds of shocks most people don't have to completely worry about losing their livelihood or not having access to health care. well again the headlines on al-jazeera results presidential your boss and arrows taking several of his country estates to court to try and force them to overturn pandemic restrictions on friday the country recorded more than 2800 fatalities the 2nd highest number in a single day germany's national disease control center has warns coronavirus cases there are rising at an exponential rate it says more contagious strains of wiped out progress made last month in containing

finland topped the list. who did well and who did badly?on a lot of european countries. second place, denmark, third place, switzerland, then iceland and the netherlands finishing out the netherlands finishing out the top five. in fact of the top ten new zealand is the only non— european nation to make the list. that's the top. now let's go all the way down to 149th place, afghanistan, at the bottom of that ranking, then zimbabwe and rwanda in 147, botswana under sue to completing the bottom five. —— lesotho. it's important that when you look at the list the wealthier, the more successful, the safer that country is, the higher up the list they are going to be, and the opposite thanis going to be, and the opposite than is true. the more poverty, instability and war, the lower down. 11 on, 123 — lots of economic mismanagement, then an economic mismanagement, then an economic crisis, then the blast in the port of beirut — a terrible year, all coming to a low ranking. terrible year, all coming to a low ranking-— low ranking. the actual criteria

damage has really costing society and concrete problems but again i think in finland and in the nordiccountries people are really lucky and have been lucky because the society still supports this sort of the system of but for these kinds of sharks most people don't have to completely worry about losing their livelihood or not having access to health care or so on. lucky them you can find much more on our web site the address is al-jazeera dot com. and that is it for me barbara sarah for this news hour do stay with us though going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news thanks for watching the at the end. it's one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises central to the life he hoods of hundreds of thousands of people and behind the deaths of many more exceptional access to some of its key flay is reveals the in a workings of an organization telling the name to many as the blood alliance inside this in a low a cartel part one of a key part investigation people in power on al-jazeera talk to i'll just. tell me what you represent is now illiterat

property expert finland now moved to london for a job in early 2019. as mass protests got going in hong kong nobody realized he was one of the organizers of the movement writing in online forums under his pseudonym launch out. last of mark latham's slogans the fight for freedom and stand with hong kong capped now become a battle cries and i am. the man who nobody knew became an anonymous hero by day and conspicuous employee but after work and undercover force driving the democracy protests i cannot. and my friends is what it is doing and all the other mines in. the ocean that i would not let them through no too many if it goes against you think it is so i'm struggling because i cannot tell. and what i face. his cover was blown in the summer of 2020. journalists discovered and revealed the identity of the person behind the pseudonym mom chow virtually overnight the 26 year old became an enemy of the chinese state at 1st he didn't know what to do after 2 months. on the rail face and i just feel that i live pictures you see he's now a wanted man in hong k

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everyone in the chilly little town of sol in northern finland hopes there is a future for them here. but without the summer olympics. the spanish city of that i go has had its share of deadly diseases in the past the plague the spanish flu and now with 19 for more than 7 centuries a special group of men has been helping out when such disasters hit the brotherhood of the blood of christ they blessed and bird people giving them dignity in time of death. is one of the brothers he currently has a lot to do due to the pendant make. it's early morning in the spanish city of saturn. cosco is collecting a body for an autopsy. someone has died after falling from a window. i mean the body is in a public place so we have to hurry up because they need to open the street again. let's see what awaits us going to. get a member of the catholic brotherhood of the blood of christ since the middle ages they have collected dead bodies here in south dakota when someone dies of unknown causes and by judicial order. he is proud of his volunteer work. this involve a good article about the park over the it h

that was an aurora enthusiast, who spoke to me from a frozen lake in northern finland.eatest light shows. the most intense aurora is during the solar maximum, where you have got lots of sun spots on the sun, releasing charged particles towards the earth. but in its 11 year cycle, the sun goes to its quieter minimum period, where there are fewer sun spots. we are just coming out of the minimum period now, so how have we had such good aurora this winter without those sun spots? there is a different process on the sun which can lead to aurora. these are called coronal holes, and essentially what we get from coronal holes is a faster solar wind, and these are the charged particles which are pushed out from the sun all of time. and we get coronal holes, and faster solar winds, this reacts with the earth's magnetosphere and upper atmosphere. so we can actually see some geomagnetic storming and some aurora from these coronal holes. these are more frequent in solar minimum, theyjust aren't strong as from sun spots. there needs to be a strong geomagnetic storm to get the aurora

next we visited finland where they're trying to do without our martial plan help. i was impressed by the feeling i got there, that the people had made up their minds to live under the shadow of fear but still with calm nerves and great courage. and they were rebuilding, too, even if much of their production must go to the soviets as reparations. when we reached copenhagen, denmark, i wanted to compare my plans with their reports. they gave a wonderful briefing. i recall in particular the martial plan labor officer saying that we are misled by terminology. that, for instance, european socialist leaders stand not for socialism but for what we would call liberal principles. in suburban areas, i found schools run so the parents could keep working. another war would be in everyone's country and in everyone's home. we have an incentive for peace and nowhere does one feel it more than in peaceful amsterdam, much of which i saw from the picturesque views. i was happy to see shipping hard at work. shipping is 90% of pre-war. a great deal of reconstruction and building has b

that was the aurora i enthusiast who spoke to me from the frozen lake in northern finland.eatest light shows. the most intense is during the solar maximum.— the most intense is during the solar maximum. you have lots of this on the _ solar maximum. you have lots of this on the sun, _ solar maximum. you have lots of this on the sun, releasing - this on the sun, releasing charged particles towards the earth. but then it's 11 year cycle chemicals to acquire academic a quieter minimum spots. it is getting out of the minimum period somehow forgot such without those sunspots? there is a different process on the sun which can lead to aurora. he's what we get from these are a solar wind that releases charged particles which are pushed out from the sun all the time. we get faster solar winds and these interact with the sphere, the atmosphere and we can see some geomagnetic and we can see some geomagnetic and aurora from these polls. these are more frequent at a solar minimum, they arejust not as strong as we see on the other sunspots.— other sunspots. north from here, other sunspots

as the happiest suggests that the current of us pandemic hasn't completely crushed people spirits finland has topped the list for the 4th year now in a row followed by the european countries and new zealand the report asks people about social support freedoms corruption and generosity if suggested that finland's relative success in curbing the coronavirus may have helped. now south korea is breathing new life into music by using artificial intelligence so people don't forget popular and to tennis that includes for instance freddie mercury of queen fame who died 30 years ago robert pride thing. it's a t.v. show that brings together 2 great passions in south korea popular music and technology a computer is told to sing like pop star kim kwan salt who died 25 years ago it then recreates his voice to deliver a song written long after his death. to the amazement of his fans. the same technology produces the distinctive vocal range of the late freddie mercury from queen to sing in korean. stars of the past brought back to life thanks to a i when i watch the reaction from these people then we ca

they traded san francisco's hustle and bustle for a small part of an archipelago off the coast of finland in the baltic sea they're now surrounded by trees wild animals and extremely icy waters and they're sharing their pandemic paradise on social media with millions of people around the world. on the edge of the frozen baltic sea lies a small finnish island it is now home to 2 people who are living beyond the reach of the coronavirus. husband and wife saniel lawson and morton me coast love the icy landscape. they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. and here just for the fun of it i have the big ice floes to see how they react now when it's getting sunny and warm and how they will e-mail melt and how they may move around. throughout the winter saniel os and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpads and searching for open channels. the tweets from there can demick paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral. i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the pandemic row

it comes to politics and the economy and there are some nations leading the way among them sweden finland and norway and top of the bunch is iceland with almost 88 percent equality women their have key roles in all areas of society and they have a decisive influence on the country's climate and environmental policies. what better place to save the planet from global warming than iceland it has energy to spare everywhere the ground is in motion. scientists call it an act of volcanic area. icelanders have long realized that the country's hot springs can serve as much more than just tourist attractions. half hour's drive east of the capital reykjavik lies the hedley shabby power station it's been generating electricity and heat from steam since 2006 it's become one of the world's biggest geothermal power plants but there's another reason why scientists entrepreneurs and reporters are now flocking here. they want to meet with our dirtier c.e.o. of a company called carfax it's working to reverse the greenhouse effect albeit on a small scale. basically what's happening is that we are stuck in t

finland croatia poland and germany in the german city of casa will demonstrators clashed with police who then used pepper spray and border cannons to disperse the crowds in fiction rights are spiking in europe and tougher restrictions expected. international fans will not be able to attend this summer's olympic games in tokyo because of the pandemic the games were due to take place last year but we're postponed due to the virus now and the japan by fans will be allowed to attend around $1000000.00 of a ses fans who have already brought tickets will now get wi-fi. this is day to day news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at data bleed news or visit our website to be found at the dot com. the rain forests of ecuador are a treasure trove of biodiversity see circumstances and so now the nothing is more important than harmony between people and nature. the lead of money. but that harmony has been disrupted here by human greed especially oil drilling. it's a disaster we have huge problems with. several courageous women have decided to fight the exploitation of their ho

shot at minus 15 degrees celsius as you know by god do you know if i took to the floors and gulf of finland dancing a scene from swan lake she posted it and protests against plans to build a port because she says the construction would destroy a v h popular with people. and with war it's. pretty brains and speaking of bravery a new documentary just premiered called courage the film goes inside the protests in belarus last year against the country's red elections when hundreds of thousands of people stood up against strongman leader alexander lukashenko despite violent crackdowns now director alexey apollo yun shows us what it was like for a group of dissident theater actors. play opposing dictatorship what's being performed here is strictly forbidden the actors have all been banned from performing they are part of. denise. and marina members of an underground theater who are fighting for freedom they're part of a massive opposition movement but they're in constant danger. you'll see that. generation of young people go on the street but at the same time all of those people right now look at

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in finland. the united kingdom. and poland. there were scuffles with police in the german city of castle with thousands of moscow's people marched demanding more freedoms oh. i want our fundamental rights to be respected again they have been disregarded for a year now there's a lot on this lockdown must end or good people wear masks and still nothing gets better. i don't think it's right that they were not being informed about the vaccination by him on. german authorities worried the protests could become a super spreader a vent placing further pressure on hospitals already seeing an increase in admissions. there is no clear organizational link between the demonstrations but they do attract similar crowds conspiracy theorist anti bax's and right wing extremists march alongside those simply fed up with staying inside. ok let's take a look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic you chief funder lion has threatened to halt exports of astra zeneca as coded 19 vaccines if the bloc does not receive its promise to live

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finland croatia poland and germany in the german city of castle demonstrators clashed with police who then used pepper spray and water cannons to disperse the crowds in fiction rights are spiking in europe and tougher restrictions expected. international fans will not be able to attend this summer's olympic games in tokyo because of the pandemic the games were judah take place last year but were postponed due to the virus now and the japan by fans will be allowed to attend around $1000000.00 of us a fans who have already brought tickets will now get we feel it's ok. this is datable the news from birth then you can follow us on twitter and instagram news or visit our website to be found at the dot com. camera rolling and action wait wait wait a minute i'm not ready for the close up because i want to look my best when i'm on camera well actually this is the best you will ever get so welcome to in good shape beauty is a complex topic if you want to like yourself when you look into the mirror and you want to make a good impression on others and there's a good reason for that studies show

they traded san francisco's hustle and bustle for a small part of an archipelago off the coast of finland in the baltic sea they're now surrounded by trees wild animals and extremely icy waters and they're sharing their pandemic paradise on social media with millions of people around the world. on the edge of the frozen baltic sea lies a small finnish island it is now home to 2 people who are living beyond the reach of the coronavirus. husband and wife sandy lawson and morton me coast love the icy landscape. they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. i'm here just for the fun of it i have caught the big ice floes to see how they react now when it's a good thing sunny and warm and how they will e-mail and how they may move around. throughout the winter send your loss and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpaths and searching for open channels in the tweets from their pandemic paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral. i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the

the example of finland.ember 30 1939 grossly violating their nonaggression act, planes without provocation signaling ruthless aggression. displaced fins are heroic in their defense of russians, but the war ends. the example of latvia, borders were forced open. moscow -- on june 16 1940, the soviets issue an ultimatum. submit to occupation. on june 17, the red army moves into complete the occupation of latvia. with person sign as prime minister, russian technicians are sent in with the troops. banners and science committed and's -- commanded admittance. there are no opposing votes. on august 3, person sign leaves for the debit best for the soviet. in the background, is rushing a -- petitions for -- speeds home to the soviet troops, his new guard of honor. we are reminded of the night of the speech to the supreme serbia of 1939. the new constitution guarantees freedom from unreasonable arrests. however -- on this list of the names of the 78 people arrested by the soviet secret police, the notation at the end o

are ranked on life expectancy, gdp and the opinions of residents this is finland's fourth consecutive year winning the top spot the u.s. we didn't crack the top 10 number 14 for the states sad. >>> women drivers, there have been a lot of jokes made, but now there's a new punch line because the women behind these wheels are laughing all the way to the bank. >>> plus, football a television season divided. networks and now streaming services so how much are they paying to catch each snap of the ball? we did the math. >>> plus, preparing for the reemergence of murder hornets. the traps many of you need to make before spring has sprung. >>> murder hornets, they're back so naturally we find ourselves at war and every last one must die. let's recap. back in october scientists destroyed a giant nest in northern washington state. they killed hundreds of the murder hornets, and after that researchers spotted only a few in the area as they went into hibernation for the winter now they're nesting again, and scientists are charting a new path to victory. like most great plans, it involves booze an

norway and finland, it has been _ death rates.hat is not unique to britain, so it is not the case that— to britain, so it is not the case that somehow if scotland was going its own _ that somehow if scotland was going its own way, it would be somehow bereft _ its own way, it would be somehow bereft we — its own way, it would be somehow bereft. we have had to fall back in britain _ bereft. we have had to fall back in britain on — bereft. we have had to fall back in britain on the lowest unemployment benefit _ britain on the lowest unemployment benefit rate practically in europe and the — benefit rate practically in europe and the second lowest pension in the developed _ and the second lowest pension in the developed world. the underpinnings of our— developed world. the underpinnings of our system have been shown up through— of our system have been shown up through the whole of covid and we would _ through the whole of covid and we would hope, although it might not have happened this quickly, to be rectifying — have happened this qu

finland has topped the list for the fourth year in a row, followed by eight other european countries and new zealand. the report ranks 149 nations. we will have more news at the top of the hour right here on al jazeera. for now, it is inside story. ♪ >> the united states and china attempt to mend ties, but talks get off to a fiery start. each accusing the other of grandstanding and hypocrisy. what can the meeting in alaska achieve? how will it affect the friends and foes of the superpowers? this is "inside story." >> hello and welcome to the program. alaska is often known as the last frontier in the u.s. the state near the arctic provided an icy backdrop to a meeting aimed at resetting frosty relations with china. hopes of a thaw quickly melted away. at the start, washington and beijing's top diplomats treated sharp rebukes for an hour. it highlighted differences on global security, trade, and human rights. our diplomatic editor reports from anchorage. reporter: this is a meeting that will shape the future relations between the world's two biggest powers. relations that are currently