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on monday in time there's been big downpours in the gambia over a 100 millimeters of rain in a short period of time. same goes for the wallet as well. that's where the biggest concentration of rain is. and we have this cool breeze in durban. so that's knocked back the temperature to 18 degrees of the knowledge as well as the critical thirty's issue evacuation orders for the odds of coal food as devastating wildfire spread across the country. the.

also pretty persistent rain will be falling around center goal the gambia and guinea be so very likely to see some flooding here over the course of the weekend as we get to the south back to back days in south africa. nice weather is here at temperatures in both cape town and durbin pretty well where they should be for this some beer on this 1st day of july. that's it. we'll see you soon. the latest news, as it breaks people who live here over the years, it had to grow used to repeats itself through a tax to they say they've never before seen anything quite on this scale with detailed coverage. how was this allowed to happen? who's responsible and should safety standards be changed from around the world? ukrainian soldiers in this area said that they were going to try and exploit and push hauled towards the bulk loaded with wagner. played such a fundamental role. israel under pressure of and so cold or somebody's of the policies, it's accused of using facial recognition technology is a control palestinians and the occupied westbank. so how far does that breach that per the seats and do

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and so, yeah, really on the gambia could see flash studies some heavy rain for time just coming in here. we'll see some what to whether to into southern parts of mauritania over the next. uh so i just want you off with some very heavy pockets of find the the southern areas are chad joining up with the weather that we have across the central parts of africa then to the south that is generally try and what i would view whether the rad snow that we saw and or how does, but that's now pulled out. so the way still one or 2 showers around the east and cape into mozambie. but by lot it's essentially dry. the replacing the issues of the day. we've got to stop the intensive song systems, the climate change to protect destruction. otherwise we wouldn't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice. one of up here says pipe top immediately and says this is american economic car wash. what would you say about the wash and light target either, but it's only going to be me is targeting vulnerable, but as well, it's important to have this conversation we need to talk about and not about narrative. t

okay, back to africa, we go because i wanted to put this on your radar versus rain set a goal in the gambia that could trigger some flooding. and a cool wind has infiltrated durbin, so your temperature at 18 is actually below average the spacing liliana, teens. does the un fits the purpose was like many critic sites, just pump solution doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into a hard hitting into abuse. do you think go to the lines of washington enough for money to go on its own and build its on thoughts providing on for centuries, people have been taken care of are. so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well via the story on told to how does era news the they're watching out. just a reminder of our top stories this hour is ready for the test as a demonstrating outside parliament in west or east of hundreds of thousands of be protesting for months against the government's problems. to change the legal system . quite excited. the bills of threat to democracy, oppression strikes and the desk will have damaged one of your launches,

i'd have you down, paused though she has run all the way across into the gambia team. the a but the a news the book about 2 weeks ago just bear with me. so robin and the reminder of all the top stories they to lead us. so you cranes, future is in the military lines, but the unclear about when and how ukraine's presence of them is zalinski has called the lack of a play, a timetable. absurd status thought he wanted nations of the military alliance, a meeting in the lithuanian capital videos, where they signed off on the joint declaration on ukraine's membership page. they did, she consulted the cause of those that took you agreed to back sweden's bit to join up to storing the application for yes, but the tech is government has demanded concessions to back up the members and thousands demonstrates as a marching and so these across as well, i agree about the government's plan judicial a, the whole on monday, israel's public test, the key elements and the judicial bill which aims to cut the power of the supreme court. the security council has failed to renew a mandate for s

and so yeah, really on the gambia could see flash studies some heavy rain for time. just coming in here. we'll see some what to whether to into southern past of mauritania over the next. so i just want you off with some very heavy pockets of frame. the to southern areas are chad joining up with the weather that we have across the central parts of africa. then to the south of this general retry and what i waited for, whether the rad snow that we saw and, or how does, but that's now pulled out. so the way still one or 2 showers around the eastern cape into mozambie. but by and large, it's essentially dry of the off to a lifetime within the walls of a new rainy into a bengal tiger horizon, suddenly whiten when she lands and i'm likely roll in a feature film. but how long can have be just sweet? read them last when crisis strikes, this is the witness. my a type is on a tuesday around the challenges 0 with me and as of a ron and uh, reminder of our top stories, the solid ukraine's president of an automated as cable meat nature elite is on the final day of the summit in th

and it's saw you forecast from the gambia rate through to nigeria. now for south africa, here's how this story goes. not a bad start to the week, especially when you consider the temperature in durban at 24 degrees. but that is all about to change on thursday. got the colors on dark, the blue and the purple. the lower the temperature kit tumble. wake up to just plus one c as in the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching all just they are with me. it is the problem and don't have a mind of our top story is the seller, the united nations secretary general says he is deeply disappointed. it rushes withdrawal from the black, seen grain deal saying it was a lifeline for blood food security. pasco says it's conditions to extend and the agreement haven't been fulfilled. an exposure on the bridge in crimea and russia has killed at least 2 people. the coach bridge has been damaged. russian president vladimir persian says the defense ministry is preparing, which was phones. or there was a protest underway in the janine refugee camp and t

back to africa, we go because i wanted to put this on your radar versus of rain set a goal in the gambia that could trigger some flooding. and a cool wind has infiltrated durban. so your temperature at 18 is actually below average right now, cartons and public confrontation, young people across the u. k. a putting that 40 on the line to for the attention of the issues that my sister, that climate change is a symptom of a system that's breaking down. when every other route fails, die with action was to be left open for a democratic societies or one that allow for there to be no politician in this country. as i was shut down and honest people have generation changed. phone out is era. former us president donald trump, this pricing a criminal trial in may for mishandling confidential documents, yet he remains the funds run out for the republican presidential nomination. so how it is legal problems.

but really make my way up into something positive molly i would towards the gambia some heavier. right to one, it's a gets into west. see i really, i over the next day also. i mean, while we got some west of weather pushing toward south africa over the next couple of days until the much cooler in cape town, the replacing the issues of the day. we've got to start the intensive farming systems, the climate change, protect destruction. otherwise, we wouldn't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice. one of up here says pipe top and major a and says this is american economic car wash. what would you say about the wash and light targeting the but it's only going to be me is targeting vulnerable but as well. but it's important to have this conversation we need to talk about and not about narrative. the street on algae 0 the the book and back her mind to all the main stories. now in this, as soldiers say that over throw in the presence of a 100 buzzing, the ministry officers made the announcement on state television. they also declared the closure of jazz port is on a nationwide

also a lot of rain to come from our center goal, the gambia rate through to nigeria and for north east africa. we're dialing up the heat here as well. whether it's in play across all of egypt for rising temperatures . it's capital cairo, likely to have it's hard to stay over the next few days. and here's how you're going to start out the week in south africa, but we've got cold weather to end of the week. so you see the of the, [000:00:00;00] the coloring on the top stories on, on to 0, kate weights are sweeping across large parts of the world. china has observed this highest effort temperature of 51.7 degrees celsius. and more records are set to be broken in the us and europe, tennessee. yeah, and the european union have agreed to work together to combat human traffickers. president classify it on the european commission chief or some of underlined signs of memorandum of understanding. in tune of the cities armies says rapids support forces of target at a hospital and undermine injuring at least one patients. the same hospital with service. both military and civilians was targeted on

on monday in time there's been big downpours in the gambia over a 100 millimeters of rain in a short period of time. same goes for the wallet as well. that's where the biggest concentration of rain is. and we have this cool breeze in durban. so that's knocked back the temperature to 18 degrees of the code to staples, control information that's controlling the narrative to dominating the media. how does the narrative can pull public opinion and enormous fight? it might not be the most important story about china of the day. but that's what the big piece attention to how is citizen? tim listened, replacing the story, the listening post. i fixed the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. the of the watching. i'll just the time to recap, i'll headlines now. the popular greek island of coal food is the latest to issue a wildfire evacuation older. early at around $20000.00 people were taken off the island of rhodes in the largest wilds. fine evacuation in greek history. spain's opposition, conservative peoples policy is one of the most states and snap complim

most are from the gambia and many left home years ago.rced to flee togo due to his family's political connections. somebody came and ran inside the house and picked me and i ran into the bush to hide me. later, the person came back to tell me that your mum is dead. your dad also is dead. those we speak to say they've suffered abuse at the hands of the libyan authorities after failed crossings. to improve their odds, some monitor rescue vessels on their phones. unlike social media. —— i like social media. ijust don'tjump in water like that. i use it to look at it. the boys now prepare for a life in italy. critics, including the italian government, accused rescue ngos of acting as a pull factor, encouraging migrants to make this dangerous journey. we put this to sos mediterranee. in the last 72 hours, 5,000 people arrived in the island of lampedusa, and there is no ngo at sea at the moment. so itjust shows that people will leave because they have no other choice. most of the boys say they wish to support families back home. 0ne wants to be

this is how they will react to this situation or will they repeat the precedent when the anti-gambiare the then current president refused to hand over power to adam and barova, the further situation will be noticed as it will be deployed. well, plus, after all, no, i am a rather large supplier of uranium to the foreign market, a supplier of other minerals. well, it was, in fact, such an island of stability in africa and, in principle, for the world community and the west african part of this continent, of course, it is interesting. well, tell me please. and here it is, well, i can put it into question. and were there any russian influences or could there be russian influences before this coup began? i would rule it out in general, because see even the specifics of the coup, well, for the common man, there was just a coup. well, it happened like this. it happened here . we need to pay attention to how it happened if we take bortin fas. well, there. excuse me, the captain seized power. yes , the traffickers are typical there, and the captain and majors seized power. this is normal for

on monday in time there's been big downpours in the gambia over a 100 millimeters of rain in a short period of time. same goes for the wallet as well. that's where the biggest concentration of rain is. and we have this cool breeze in durban. so that's knock back the temperature to 18 degrees of the indians with sand. when these one of the world's most expensive tibits in the black box had tried his destination foreign. why don't wanna investigate the fight to capture indians. sandlewood king on out 0. where is the western agenda heading? that's the g 7. really even matter anymore. who's more electable, joe biden? or donald trump, or jeremy, listen in the media undermining our society. can americans cross their supreme court is not correct because it can look us, pull it too often. line the, [000:00:00;00] the watching out to see what time to recap, i'll headlines now. the popular greek island don't. cole, who is the life, is to issue a wildfire evacuation order. early around 20000 people were taken off the island of rhodes, in the largest 125 actuation in greek history. stains of pos

most of from the gambia and many left home years ago in search of opportunities in europe.ain anonymous as they share traumatic details of the journeys. many boys say they attempted the crossing multiple times. all of the teenagers we spoke to told us they had friends with died trying to get to europe. the 17—year—old was about that saying. the boys settle into life on board and this i8—year—olds as a away from the journey he took with smugglers across the cynara. —— —— sahara. the boys are not focused on the life in italy is the teenagers disembarked, it is unclear whether europe will offer them will be worth the life or death risk they took. live now to claire juchat, from sos mediterranee, who's in the port of civitavecchia in italy. how frequently and in the make please excuse now? —— make these rescues now. please excuse now? -- make these rescues now-— rescues now. the violence and torture there _ rescues now. the violence and torture there and _ rescues now. the violence and torture there and it _ rescues now. the violence and torture there and it is - rescues now. t

the gambia in guinea be south with east rounds of heavy rain dark of the blue and the yellow, the more intense that rain will be falling and it will end this weather report in south africa. high pressure in charge here. so that means con conditions right across the country, temperatures, and actually pretty well where the, who should be for this time of year. but it's cape town and durbin, at 17, and cape town, $22.00 in durban, looking good. that's all i got for you. i'll see you soon. take care. the apology, staples, control information that's controlling the narrative to dominating the media. how does the narrative can pull public opinion and norma? spite a might not be the most important story about china of the day, but that's what the public attention to. how is citizenship? listen, we please in the story. the listening post, i fixed the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. the, the the welcome back and recap of our top stories on how to sierra s, you know, is you to be held in friends for a teenager killed by police officer during the traffic sto

also a lot of rain to come from our center goal, the gambia rate through to nigeria. and for northeast africa, we're dialing up the heat here as well. whether it's in play across all of egypt for rising temperatures, it's capital cairo likely to have it's hard to stay over the next few days. and here's how you're going to start out the week in south africa, but we've got cold weather to end of the week season. the spacing, liliana, teens, does the un fits the purpose was like many critic sites, just pump solution doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is poured into hard hitting into abuse. do you think that to their lives? lachaise enough for money to go on its own and built it's on thoughts providing on for centuries, people have been taken care of are. so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well. via the story on told to how does era a cache from the you to helps your news? here, cub migration, lately, 2000 people from africa have died so far this year trying to reach your across the mediterranean. so how can i b

is how they will react to this situation, or will they repeat the same a precedent, when the anti-gambiad, where the current president at the time refused to hand over power. adam and baroga will observe the further situation as it unfolds. well, plus, after all , niger is a fairly large supplier of uranium to the foreign market as a supplier of other minerals. well, it was, in fact, such an island of stability in africa, and in principle , for the world community on the west african part of this con, it is understandably interesting. could there have been russian influences before this coup began ? i would rule it out in general, because you can even see the specifics of the coup. well, for the average person, there is simply a coup that happened . well, it happened like that. it happened here. attention, how did it happen if we take borgkin's face? well, i'm sorry, the captain seized power. yes, the frauds are typical. there, the captain and the majors seized power. this is normal . in fact, the previous state had a previous military coup that was successful in 2010, and it was carried

southern areas they've gone up an entire go using right across towards liberia and see are really on the gambia could see flash study, some heavy rain for time. just coming in here. we'll see some what to whether to into southern past of more tiny over the next. so i just want you off with some very heavy pockets of frame that the southern areas are chad joining up with the weather that we have across the central parts of africa. then, to the south of these general retry and what i waited for you, whether the rad snow that we saw and or how does, but that's now pulled out. so the way still wanted to shout was around the eastern cape into mozambie. but by and large, it's essentially dry. the 19 sixty's the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was the thinking when new dynamic movements for launched in the last of a 3 part series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society as a whole. teachers were looked after and learning methods were close, be evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation

and this saw you forecast from the gambia rate through to nigeria. now for south africa, here's how this story goes. not a bad start to the week, especially when you consider the temperature in durban at 24 degrees. but that is all about to change on thursday. got the color zone dark, the blue and the purple, the lower the temperature cape town will wake up to just plus one c as in the, the, it's one of the most recognized sites around the world. thing for support from phone white, which sort of signs back home. it's more than just a football club. anyone who says policy should be left off with football and you know, doesn't know about football, isn't about politics. and this is the stuff on the passion and the politics of the pool, etc. the defiance joins part of the funds who make football series on house. just as global temperatures break records for us in china is kind of invoice meets engaging. but political disputes of stop talks between the wells comp to polluters, so kindly find common ground and will develop stations helpful vulnerable ones,

so when the weather, like the heavy down pools, the shelves run all the way across into the gambia, the why the turkey change his mind on sweden's nato membership. at this year's summit, the alliance is set to weeks and as it faces new security challenges. so how will this change the geo political landscape in europe? this is inside stored the .

we were encouraged by what we saw in gambia but there's a lot more to do even in escambia and the part of the global the instrument that of other countries that will require the same type of focus and constructiveness that it's been lacking from china to get to solutions for those countries. we will keep the focus there and we will keep raising this issue and keep pushing ahead to make sure that's an issue for states from the line for read companies that are under stress. >> the last piece i would say on the final piece of your question we are very focused on new economic ranges like the indo pacific framework and the american partnership that we think that's the purpose for the economic needs. if you think about i don't know where we stand today. we are at place wherean the efft u.s. -- 2.4% were you've seen trade between the united states and southeast asia double in dollar terms over the last six or seven years. i think a lot of prospects we don't see tariffs as being at the corner of trade policy and we don't see trade policy has been economic policy. what needs to be an internatio

most are from the gambia and many left home years ago in search of opportunities in europe.emain anonymous as they shared traumatic details of theirjourneys. many boys say they have attempted the crossing multiple times. all of the teenagers we spoke to told us they had friends who had died trying to get to europe. this 17—year—old was on a boat that sank. the boys settle in to life on board. this 18—year—old says it's a world away from the journey he took with smugglers across the sahara. the suffering continued. they get their first taste of western education as we near the port. the boys are now focused on a life in italy. as the teenagers disembark, it is unclear whether what europe will offer them will be worth the life or death they took. alice cuddy, bbc news. juan fernando lopez aguilar, is chair of the civil liberties, justice and home affairs committee in the eu parliament. thank you for coming on the program. you can see in that report the euphoria at making the rescue boat and you can well understand that. it's not sustainable, it's dangerous. is there any real w

most are from the gambia, and many left home years ago.y's political connections. those we speak to say they've suffered abuse at the hands of the libyan authorities after failed crossings. to improve their odds, some monitor rescue vessels on their phones. the boys now prepare for a life in italy. critics, including the italian government, accused rescue ngos of acting as a pull factor, encouraging migrants to make this dangerous journey. we put this to sos mediterranee. in the last 72 hours, 5,000 people arrived in the island of lampedusa, and there is no ngo at sea at the moment. so itjust shows that people will leave because they have no other choice. most of the boys say they wish to support families back home. one wants to be the next marcus rashford, others doctors and accountants. after borrowing money for the journey, this 18—year—old says turning back is not an option. as they disembark, it is unclear whether what europe will offer them will be worth the life or death risk they took. alice cuddy, bbc news. the european court of h

most are from the gambia and many left home years ago in search of opportunities in europe.ymous as they shared traumatic details of their journeys. many boys say they have attempted the crossing multiple times. all of the teenagers we spoke to told us they had friends who had died trying to get to europe. this 17—year—old was on a boat that sank. the boys settle in to life on board. this 18—year—old, speaking to us from the ship's medical centre, says it's a world away from the journey he took with smugglers across the sahara. the suffering continued in libya, where many spent time in detention centres after failed crossings. they get their first taste of western education as we near the port. the boys are now focused on a life in italy. as the teenagers disembark, it is unclear whether what europe will offer them will be worth the life or death risk they took. alice cuddy, bbc news. now, at least a0 people have died as monsoon rains have swept across northern india, causing major flooding. the capital city delhi is on high alert for a possible evacuation, while the indian

the goal in the gambia that could trigger some flooding and a cool wind has infiltrated durbin, so your temperature at 18 is actually below average right? know cartons and public confrontation? young people across the u. k. a putting that 40 on the line to the fullest attention of the issues that my sister, that climate change is a symptom of a system that's breaking down. when every other week fails, die with action was to be left open for democratic societies or one to allow for there to be no politician in this country has ever shut down. an honest people have generation changed on our former us president donald trump. this pricing a criminal trial in may for mishandling confidential documents, yet he remains the funds run out for the republican presidential nomination. so how would his legal problems affect his campaign? this is inside story, the other welcome to the program on adrian finnegan, donald trump, some the us political establishment and the world. by winning the white house, raised nearly 70 years ago to impeachment last election. but a failed insurrection lays up peace h

most are from the gambia, and many left home years ago in search of opportunities in europe.left with my mother. the only reason as to leave the country.— as to leave the country. many bo s as to leave the country. many boys say _ as to leave the country. many boys say they _ as to leave the country. many boys say they have _ as to leave the country. many| boys say they have attempted the crossing multiple times. seven times i have been trying to cross the mediterranean. mi to cross the mediterranean. all ofthe to cross the mediterranean. all of the teenagers told us they had friends who died trying to get to europe. this 17—year—old was on a boat who sank. the boys settle into life on board. this 18—year—old says it is a world away from the journey he took with smugglers across the sahara. the boys are now focused on a life in italy. as the teenagers disembark, it is unclear whether what europe will offer them will be worth the life or death risk they talk. —— they talk. alice cuddy, bbc news. the trial over the will of late singer aretha franklin, begins today. when she die

but are you going to make my way up into southern positive molly over towards the gambia. some heavier rain to once again into west sea. i really i i with the next day also. i mean while we got some west of weather pushing towards south africa over the next couple of days. and tony much cooler in cape town. ok on our in won't be attending the summit in south africa with an international warrant out for the rest for suspected war. fine. can you travel anywhere? bowed. i'm told stories from across asia pacific 101 east. explain the issues affecting the place, the most populous region. the rates for the white house keeps up with donald trump take pump in the republic and policies for the rebates or hold his own. private people impala investigates. the topic impacts on ukraine's fragile environment. and that's the temperature of solar and biodiversity plummets the global environmental facility to coordinate financing for international action. assembled in canada focused on l. g, 0, african narratives. from african perspective. i'm going to give v as the editing, you make sure

southern areas of gone up an entire go using right across towards liberia and see are really on the gambia could see flash studies, some heavy rain for time. just coming in here. we'll see some what to whether to into southern past of more tiny over the next. so i just want you off with some very heavy pockets of frame that the southern areas are chad joining up with the weather that we have across the central parts of africa. then to the south of this general retry and what i waited for, whether the rad snow that we saw and, or how does, but that's now pulled out. so the way still wanted to shout was around the eastern cape into mozambie. but by loud, it's essentially dry of the 19 sixty's the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was to dictate when new dynamic movements for launched in the last of a 3 car series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society as a whole. teachers were looked after and learning methods were close, the evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation. the 6

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continent, especially with separate guess sports guy gentlemen wanted to seize power when election in the gambia. then julia led the african force fronting minifie auction that forced a present from a president. yeah, jamie to see if it can be i'd be willing to do that right now. questions big question mark, i think supported by pro democracy forces around the world. no. but you know, is, is they indeed willing to go the extra mile probably will see a quick resolution to this dispute. otherwise, we're going to see pete of what we see in molly and kenny and what kind of foss with thank you very much for that for now. that is awesome to address with the latest live in neighboring nigeria. it will need you to face as many challenges including widespread poverty and attacks by all groups. i filled out kinda city, it's in oklahoma, operate and this a how the region major is seen as the last best in for western powers in combating on groups them. but humans has around 5000000 people don't have enough to eat. that's around 20 percent of the population. media has become a rad west and ally in the sale b

and so yeah, really on the gambia could see flash studies some heavy rain for time. just coming in here. we'll see some what to whether to into southern parts of mauritania over the next. so i just want you off with some very heavy pockets of frame the, the southern areas are chad joining up with the weather that we have across the central parts of africa. then to the south of this general retry and what i waited for, whether the rad snow that we saw and, or how does, but that's now pulled out. so the way still one or 2 showers around the east and cape into mozambie. but by lot it's essentially dry on the, from one side of boast, empire spending several continents. but by the 1940s, the french were forced to confront realities and demands for independence. and the 1st part of the documentary series out of there and looks at how the colonial unrest proved from set to note syria and full scale war and indo china blood and his french, the colonized ation on al jazeera, the news, [000:00:00;00] the or the bank. you're watching out a 0 time to recap on headlines. now, nat

also a lot of rain to come from our center goal, the gambia rate through to nigeria and for the north east africa. we're dialing up the heat here as well. whether it's in play across all of egypt for rising temperatures. it's capital cairo likely to have it's hard to stay over the next few days. and here's how you're going to start out the week in south africa, but we've got cold weather to end of the week. so you said the, the but the 2 stories of strong willed challenging, traditional female stereotype in the male dominated system. it to make a difference. if i go across the whole families with the water is highly contaminate to live in the class, the risk and it will out is there the the how are we going to be top stories on the, on the syrians, our heat waves are speed weeping across large parts of the world, china has observed that highest effort temperature, $51.00 degrees celsius. more records are set to be broken in the us and europe, tennessee and the european union have agreed to work together to combat human traffic are as president of the place of science and the european

and this saw you forecast from the gambia rate through to nigeria. now for south africa, here's how this story goes. not a bad start to the week, especially when you consider the temperature in durban at 24 degrees. but that is all about to change on thursday got the colors on dark, the blue and the purple. the lower the temperature kit town will wake up to just plus one c as in of the time stop pushing today, cheese fun. when we document trees, the thing for my present and illuminate our costs, our people see these things for themselves and make up their own minds to sweden. this become a thing to turn your back against enough ground breaking stories from award winning to make. it's actually in order to win and from conflict, it's a model for someone who would conflict with this on the jersey. the challenges here with the cds which stand with these one of the world's most expensive, tim is the black box to try it is different mice and foreign one on one asian investigates the spot to capture india. sandlewood king one out 0 the the, [000:00:00;00] t

but really make my way up into southern parts of molly, i would towards the gambia some heavier. right to once again into west sea. i really i over the next day also. i mean while we got some west the weather pushing toward south africa over the next couple of days. and tony much cooler in cape town, the hey bud. the the the account zone, how does the guns do you subscribe symbol? you said what the discount. so it's a full the 50 percent want to say every day you've already made plans to make a new plan. are you up with subscribed today? he's probably the code summit. 2023. the the the about cable channel just there was news with me. so he'll run the reminder of all the top stories. the head of the over communion is calling for an immediate end to the co attendance and these at present moment blessings towards that account says that some of his gods stage. the mutiny support is on the president of being gathering if the capital vigils are being held to all the canyons killed and the empty government protest opposition need to run. i didn't get accused the government of holding pl

we go and there is the threat for flooding across, sending gold the gambia in guinea be south with east mountains of heavy rain, dark of the blue, and the yellow of the more intense that rain will be folly. now we'll end this weather report in south africa, high pressure in charge here. so that means con conditions right across the country, temperatures, and actually pretty well where the, who should be for this some of the year. but it's cape town, and durbin at 17, in cape town, $22.00 in durban, looking good. that's all i got for you. i'll see you soon. take care. i of the time i was placed in solitary. i was 26. i was young, immature, this is extreme. form of my solution. i think it's designed to break. you've been if there's of tardies as far as part. it's the adjusting to being alone. there's always a fairly loosing and fold lines examines the total of isolation through one man's experience and a texas presume. the books 27 years in solitary confinement on a jersey to the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the without just a reminder of our top stores besides, a funeral is being held in fro

with the president specifically to watch the under $21.00 women murder continued playing against the gambia. we would have never imagined this happening before the presidents go when we are the members of the board to, to us, to the under 21. if you need to team which is and be there. but now and knowing more of the women the they enjoyed the same training facilities. the men, the same media attention, and even the local championship memorial, who is now followed by my by thousands, if not millions of americans in, in, on the internet there. okay. oh mohammed rhonda, what sort of mean? similar, okay. if uh the women could qualify for the knockout stage it would mean a lot actually. i would say if the games were not played very early in the morning in rural, i would. i would have guessed that the, or the americans, when i've got to distribute to celebrate the epic getting there is going to cation . as i said before, when we were playing the effect of copying robots. everybody was 3 or more ago, the stadium was stored on the coffee shop to be more of a were for the families that the boys beca

first of rain set a goal in the gambia that could trigger some flooding. and a cool wind has infiltrated durbin, so your temperature at 18 is actually below average the the the, the but the, on counting the cost, a blistering age wave sweeps across the world, threatening the health and livelihoods of millions cover towards the mythology plan . to put the country on the global forest map pulse, why a modest revolution is storming the world of global fashion. counting the cost on that, i'll just say a, a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of on networks journalist on alger 0, the you're watching out 0 reminder of our top story is this, our spain's conservative opposition people's policy. as well as the most states that make type stuff, selection, charge device counted for the people's policy or for sort of an overall majority with a $136.00 seats departments. the federally science is a search. this policy trails and the 2nd to the 122 is already protest as a demonstrating outside parliaments in west jerusalem. hundreds of th

let's trees in gambia. great. yeah give them an extra 100 grand a year. meanwhile, got year. meanwhile, you've got people stems as people who are this all stems as well. just say having well. can i just say from having no sports no winners and losers on sports day, giving day, the second we start giving fat medals, the world went day, the second we start giving fatand medals, the world went day, the second we start giving fatand that'sals, the world went day, the second we start giving fatand that's why he world went day, the second we start giving fatand that's why yourorld went day, the second we start giving fatand that's why you lost went day, the second we start giving fatand that's why you lost allnt to and that's why you lost all of your weight. >> patrick what wanted >> patrick what you wanted a medal. but i it's really medal. but i think it's really important that you actually raised what's going outside raised what's going on outside london. let's at london. so let's look at manchester, our second city s