and of course this beautiful cove in gibraltar. from this lovely beach, which is very, very popular with locals and tourists. now some good news through the morning, they are pumping the fuel from the ship, about 250 tonnes of diesel, half of that operation is now complete. there is a lot of concern but also optimism. thank you, we will continue to follow that story. thank you for watching, stay with us. hello there. summer 2022 was certainly a memorable one, wasn't it? and as we bring summer to a close, these are some of the standout headlines — england'sjoint warmest summer on record, and the driest year so far for the uk since 1976. now, there is actually some rain in the forecast as we go through friday and towards the weekend. the weather is set to change. we've got this weather front here gathering pace into the northwest, and this weather front�*s been bringing some showers. now, those showers may well linger for parts of england and wales — fairly isolated, but nevertheless, they'll still be there. the best of the sunshine,

it would be the costa del sol, costa did lose and this beautiful cove in gibraltar.beach, which is very, very popular with locals and tourists. now some good news through the morning, they are pumping the fuel from the ship, about 250 tonnes of diesel, half of that operation is now complete. there is a lot of concern but also optimism. to japan, somewhere which most of us associate with high tech and innovation. but it's also a country whose government still uses floppy disks. it's reported up to 1,900 government procedures still require businesses to use the storage devices and now the country's digital minister has "declared war" on floppy disks and other retro tech that's still used. taro kono says regulations would be updated to allow people to use online services instead. earlier i spoke to the wall streetjournal�*s tokyo bureau chief, peter landers, who said mr kono is on a mission to digitalise japan. i think right now, bureaucrats love paper most of all, they like the idea of someone looking for a construction permit for example, to bring in a piece of paper,

championship 2024 will definitely not play with the teams of slovakia northern ireland cyprus lithuania gibraltar estonia latvia moldova and malta , the organizers will also separate our players into different groups and ukrainian draws, which will be held from october 9 in frankfurt, the team will be divided into 10 group 10 winners and 10/2 places advance to the final tournament, the remaining three tickets will be played in the playoffs in march 2024. lionel messi helped his national team to a 3-0 win over jamaica in a friendly match fifty-sixth minute and scored two goals in 2 minutes. at the very end of the meeting. now the striker has 90 goals for his team. and this is the third indicator among all the scorers of the national teams. in addition, this victory was for the left hundredth in the national team. today ilya ivashka will try to get into the quarter of the tournament in sofia for this, the belarusian, who currently occupies the seventy-first place in the world ranking, needs to beat the twenty-third racket of the world grigor. dimitrov's history of personal confrontation between the

the siege of gibraltar is massive. we don't talk about it, but was an instrumental part of the american revolution in the sense that it meant spain, even france were spending more resources on gibraltar than were in the western hemisphere. so they had little itch in the back of my brain. what's going on in the world? how is the revolution affecting the rest of the world? how do we put it in the context. for the rest of the world and? you know, while i the soviet studies major way back and and it seemed like a reasonable to ask yourself there. yeah i, i know it's scary. you know thank you all. so if there is any questions off, the people at home from the sa. okay, i just want to be sure they stay included. so as you do, obviously you start with the research goal and then you start going down. were there any personas or things that surprised as you uncovered these different aspects and your research. one of the things that surprised me was roshumba was, which i know we spoke about this morning, but i'd never heard about

both and now to full rolling back environmental protections of the amazon forest authorities in gibraltar. say the hull of an oil tanker has broken after a collided with another vessel and ran aground. but its oil spill has been contained. the tank was departing, spain, southern coast, when it collided with a ship carrying liquefied natural gas on monday. the e use drug regulator is expected to authorize the 1st cove at 19 vaccines for the army kron variance. although they do not target the latest strains. the adapted vaccines made by fi and tech pfizer and madonna will be discussed at a meeting of the european medicines agencies on thursday. is comes day after us health officials approved updates over 19 vaccines that do target the latest strains of the only con variant. the tweet booster shots could be available in the us. in a matter of days. you authorities say they hoped to approve a separate finds a vaccine adapted for the latest on the chronic types. in the fall. we have more on why code 19 vaccines needed an update and how it's been done to help fight off coven. 19 vaccines induce

five in london, and it edinburgh castle, cardiff castle, near belfast, in gibraltar, and several othelocationsqueen's immediate family have been sharing reminiscences recorded for a bbc documentary. >> she was always there. you know, i could talk to her about this, that, or the other, and that has always been something, i think, that is very difficult not to have, if you know what i mean. >> the queen's participation in the spoof james bond film shown at the opening of the london olympics was recorded by the earl of essex. >> i thought it was an extraordinary moment because it just showed that fantastic tweak and sense of humor, and the fact that my mother cap that completely to herself and the team and did not tell anybody was just brilliant. >> bells were wrong at westminster abbey and other churches across the country, and at st. paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. britain looks to the future with a new king while it mourns a much loved queen. >> the streets and parks around buckingham palace have been lined with thousands of people waiting to greet th

in hyde park, edinboro, windsor, gibraltar, cardiff, northern ireland, stonehenge, plymouth, jersey, at the tower of london. as people gathered at buckingham palace, the queen's london home, the premier league announced it was postponing t weekend fixtures. we are entering a period of royal and national mourning. two chelsea pensioners who had met the queen -- >> ordinary people she would put at ease. she had a wonderful ability to be personable. >> as a queen, mother, a grandmother, and great-grandmother. daniel: her death dominates today's front pages, newspapers around the world in a way only few events do in each neration. the country is now preparing for the formal process of marking the passing of the monarch. the lying and state. the funeral. the end of the era of queen elizabeth ii. daniel sanford, bbc news. ros: in the beginning of the era of king charles iii, who has been at buckingham palace. we saw her earlier the extraordinary scenes as he met with well-wishers there and had an audience with britain's new prime minister, liz truss, who was asked to form a government earl

coming up on next week's programme, christa heads to a window corner of the straits of gibraltar. best place to kite surf in europe. oh, my god, that was so good! i loved it. you did really well! i loved it. it really felt like being a kid again. and you're not gonna want to miss that, let me assure you. in the meantime, don't forget to follow us on social media. thanks for watching and goodbye. hello there, we had a real mixture of weather around on thursday. it was pleasantly warm across south—eastern areas. temperatures in hampshire and cambridgeshire reached 21 celsius, 70 fahrenheit. temperatures are going to be dropping over the next few days. it looks like it's going to turn particularly cold at night—time. we have the cooler air moving down from the north—west, it follows this band of cloud here that brought a lot of rain into cumbria. that rain is now sliding its way down towards the south—east and east anglia where we start the day with some rain. elsewhere, further north, clearer skies means it's going to be a much colder start here, particularly in eastern scotland and

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gunshot. ..in gibraltar, and several other locations.'s immediate family have been sharing reminiscences, recorded for a bbc documentary. she was always there and i could talk to her about this, that or the other. and that's always been something i think that — well, it will be very difficult not to have, if you know what i mean. good evening, mr bond. the queen's participation in the spoofjames bond film shown at the opening of the london olympics was recalled by the earl of wessex. i thought it was an extraordinary moment because it just showed that fantastic twinkle and sense of humour, and the fact that my mother kept that completely to herself and the team that were there and didn't tell anybody was just brilliant. bells were rung at westminster abbey and at other churches across the country. and at st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. # god save our gracious king. britain looks to the future with a new king, while it mourns a much—loved queen. nicholas witchell, bbc news. at westminster, mem

are open and now be careful , view the application and be sure to pay the yacht axiom arrested in gibraltarent under the hammer for more than 37.5 million dollars, it belonged to the russian oligarch dmitry pup pupyanskyi, the vessel became the first of the assets seized from russian businessmen, which were sold at auction after the arrest, a really important event took place, the identity of the new owner of the 72-meter yacht they do not disclose the axiom yacht was detained in march on the overseas territory of great britain, in addition, puncture is among the 200 richest businessmen of moscow according to forbes, he fell under sanctions international in the first weeks of the war together with his wife and son so i hope that such a total sale of the property of russian oligarchs will already become a tradition this was the last information from the economic front for today i am oleksandr marchenko goodbye see you soon to help with back pain i need powerful action against pain dolaren gel comes to the rescue and relieves pain dolaren gel strength against pain mykola veresen vitaly portni

the royal horse cavalry in london's hyde park fired also at taver castle saluted in edinburgh and gibraltar after the death of his mother, the heir to the throne prince charles became king charles iii today he left balmorell castle with tears in his eyes one of the first decisions of the new monarch was the announcement of nationwide mourning, which will continue for another week after the funeral of elizabeth ii, formally the king charles iii should be proclaimed by members of the special council for the ascension to the throne. he will meet tomorrow. son of james palace and the decision will be announced. here with this gallery. after that, british subjects celebrating this event can say the classic phrase the king is dead. long live the king, upon his return to london, charles iii immediately went to the now already his home. buckingham palace in the square, he was met by fans and curious, he walked along the established barriers, shaking hands and listening to words of condolence and at the same time congratulations on becoming king one of the women. even kissed him, which is generally

says its involvement is unrelated to tensions over taiwan or the war in ukraine. authorities in gibraltar say the hull of an oil tanker has broken after it collided with another vessel and ran aground. but its oil spill has been contained. the thank it was declining spain, southern coast, when it collided with a ship carrying liquefied natural gas. on monday, brazil's amazon rainforest is experiencing the worst august forest fires in over a decade. new government down, it shows the number of fire alerts is higher than in 2019. which so devastating. blazes that show the world experts blame the brazilian right wing president jaya books and out of a rolling back environmental protection rights of the amazon. far as the united nations says, millions of people in pakistan without access to medical care following devastating floods. hundreds of healthcare facilities have been destroyed or damaged. after heavy rains emerged up to a 3rd of the country, the floods have led to more than a 1000 deaths and left survivors at risk of malnutrition and illness from water born diseases. we thought hun sca

coming up on next week's programme, kristie goes to wendy straits of gibraltar.o kite surf in europe. best place to kite surf in europe-— best place to kite surf in euroe. ., .,, europe. that was so good! i loved it- _ europe. that was so good! i loved it. n _ europe. that was so good! i loved it. it really _ europe. that was so good! i loved it. it really felt - europe. that was so good! i loved it. it really felt like i loved it. it really felt like being a kid again.- loved it. it really felt like being a kid again. and you're not gonna — being a kid again. and you're not gonna want _ being a kid again. and you're not gonna want to _ being a kid again. and you're not gonna want to miss i being a kid again. and you're not gonna want to miss that. let me assure you. in the meantime, don't forget to follow us on social media. thanks for watching and goodbye. hello. whist weather conditions have been fairly quiet for us, across the other side of the atlantic we have seen a hurricane has battered parts of puerto rico, the dominican republic and turks and caicos, a

the rock of gibraltar. she keeps you focused and gives you perspective.live in the house that we got married and and i'm proud of that. her family, they have been there 140 years, understands that there is a lot to do with pennsylvania values if we could take them to washington, if we could get people to understand the core family values, the need to education, the pride we take in doing things ourselves. that is a little bit of what senator kennedy is alluding to. while i'm having a good time doing all kinds of fun things, covid hits. i don't know how you are with covid in your lives, but for doctors, covid was a catastrophe. not just because of the horrible loss of life and illness, but we were not allowed to play the role we should have played in treating it. [applause] and this really bothered me because i thought we have all this wisdom, all these things we want to do, now is the time for us to shine, but i learned when you mix politics and medicine, you get politics. there was no room for science. i began to push back on making sure that our kids wo

and in other cities within the united kingdom, at york, portsmouth, gibraltar.saw gun salutes being fired at stonehenge and injersey in the channel islands. mil fired at stonehenge and in jersey in the channel islands.— the channel islands. all of this is takin: the channel islands. all of this is taking place _ the channel islands. all of this is taking place as — the channel islands. all of this is taking place as the _ the channel islands. all of this is taking place as the new- the channel islands. all of this is taking place as the new king, - the channel islands. all of this is l taking place as the new king, king charles iii, makes his way now from aberdeen airport, and he took off about a0 minutes ago, heading down to london at the start of a very public duties at a time of very private grief and pain.- public duties at a time of very private grief and pain. yes, at the start of what _ private grief and pain. yes, at the start of what will _ private grief and pain. yes, at the start of what will be _ private grief and pain. yes, at the start of what will

gibraltar is correct, when a plane lands or takes off, traffic naturally stops at airports 300 1.200mir 400 for pavel 1.800 you eugene to whom the theme of ancient rome rate. let's 500 at the end of the 18th century, the french artist luthier painted a picture on a plot from roman history, and to whom a monument is erected in the background, from which we left only the plinth, it will be good. ah, there's a capitalist, she-wolf, book geography 100 mark twain calculated that four austrias five germanys or spains six frances and a dozen british isles would fit in its pool. museum 400 fell 1.200. vladimir has a headquarters in ivanovo on the day of light textile industry workers 9 june 1987 among the exhibits of products of 122 enterprises of the ivanovo region. science and scientists 300 recently on the british isle of wight, scientists have described two of their new species of hunter on the river bank and a crocodile-faced hell heron. dinosaurs dinosaurs the scientific names given to the newly discovered species paul science scientists 200 in his old age, the carlins loved to reread

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championship 20 24 will definitely not play with the teams of northern slovakia ireland cyprus lithuania gibraltarldova malta will also be divided into different groups of our players and ukrainians. the draw will take place on october 9 in frankfurt. the team will be divided into 10 groups. off march 24. the amount of bonuses for the victory does not depend on the level of the opponent. so the energy players. bsu championship leaders receive the same money for three points, as in a meeting with the giants of the belarusian football, and in confrontations with outsiders , bonuses for goals are also separately prescribed ; the team’s budget, according to the club’s director alexander suffocation, is one of the lowest major leagues, it is enough only to play in the championship, so students will not receive large salaries . even the leaders of the capital club clearly demonstrate that the result does not always depend on the budget. absolutely right. it does not depend on the budget. it depends. i think it depends on the desire for the love of football, and let it be trite. i am i will say, but real

>> cybersecurity is a rock of gibraltar space.hat we're see on cloud. e scaler is one of best names and cloud strike and palo alto. i see them pocket the of safety. charles: i got a minute to go. i can't keep up with the twitter, whistle blower and stock was up when everyone else was getting hammered. almost a spy novel. what is the heck going on with twitter? >> it is "twilight zone" to play out. sat co-the twitter trial. it will be a "game of thrones" battle between musk and twitter. we still believe they likely renegotiate to try to get some agreement. we think high 40s, $50 for twitter. we believe at the end of the day musk will own twitter. charles: really? you said it here. i believe you as well. dan, thanks for being here. >> great to be here. charles: coming up i give my take-away president biden saying he is not concerned about the stock market but how he should be concerned about the stock market. how these markets are moving and make money in the difficult environments. erin gibbs and paul schatz after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪

tournament will definitely not play with the teams of slovakia northern ireland cyprus lithuania gibraltara malta will also be divided into different groups of our players and ukrainians. 10 second places go to the final tournament, the remaining three tickets will be played in the playoffs in march 24. the amount of bonuses for the victory does not depend on the level of the opponent. so energy players. the belarusian state university of the championship leader receives the same money for scoring three points, both in the meeting with the giants of the belarusian football, and in the confrontations with outsiders, bonuses for goals are also prescribed separately, the team’s budget, according to club director alexander to compete in the championship, so students will not receive large salaries. even the leaders of the capital club clearly demonstrate that the result does not always depend on budget. absolutely right. it does not depend on the budget. it depends. i think it depends on the desire for the love of football, and let it be trite. i will say, but really to the love of one's mothe

the british us do it didn't mean to and it won't happen again unless you're going to gibraltar now, the british don't know what this all means. there's a lot of things going on here and there's a lot of balls in the air and they're not sure how to react. is catherine's preparing to intervene in the american war in french war, in the spanish war or all of the above? is she looking for a move? more indirect support in france and spain? has she decided that it's in russia's interests for france and spain to prevail or she simply trying to redefine customary international in a law which would be horrible for the british because? their interpretation of international law is not based on her concept of neutral rights or natural law, but on self-interest and the right to national security. that's how they fight their wars. it's how they plan to fight the wars. it's they will fight their wars and. if catherine changes the nature of international law, the understanding of international law, then britain's entire naval strategy from then and into the future will be a violation of international la

you were back now to that, sir, that gun the salute the guns firing across the country and in gibraltar, $96.00 times to mark each year of the queen's life. on diplomatic correspondent james space is at westminster, outside the houses of parliament. and james, what's happening in this special session? yeah, tell you about that in just a moment. adrian you will hear though they've gotten, was that you're talking about, echoing here over the river thames, and i'm sure they probably can hear them in the chamber of the house of commons. where am peas have been paying tribute over the last hour to the late queen or we've heard from the prime minister list trust. she talked about that last meeting just 3 days ago. and when she said the queen shared her deep experience of government during that meeting, a meeting that we now know the queen probably had to leave her her bed for because she was already on. well, a potentially leaving her death bed just just just days before she died to do was performed that very important constitutional function of a monarch, the transfer of power from one prime

fired in london, and at edinburgh castle, cardiff castle, at hillsborough castle near belfast, in gibraltarther locations. the queen's immediate family have been sharing reminiscences, recorded for a bbc documentary. she was always there and, i could talk to her about this, that or the other. and that has always been something i think... it will be very difficult not to have, if you know what i mean. good evening, mr bond. the queen's participation in this spoof james bond film shown at the opening of the london olympics was recalled by the earl of wessex. i thought it was an - extraordinary moment. because itjust showed that fantastic twinkle, i that sense of humour, - and the fact that my mother kept that completely - to herself and the team that were there and didn't tell anybodyjust brilliant. - bells were rung at westminster abbey and other churches across the country, and at st paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. britain looks to the future with a new king, while it mourns a much loved queen. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the streets and parks aro

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the british us do it didn't mean to and it won't happen again unless you're going to gibraltar now, the british don't know what this all means. there's a lot of things going on here and there's a lot of balls in the air and they're not sure how to react. is catherine's preparing to intervene in the american war in french war, in the spanish war or all of the above? is she looking for a move? more indirect support in france and spain? has she decided that it's in russia's interests for france and spain to prevail or she simply trying to redefine customary international in a law which would be horrible for the british because? their interpretation of international law is not based on her concept of neutral rights or natural law, but on self-interest and the right to national security. that's how they fight their wars. it's how they plan to fight the wars. it's they will fight their wars and. if catherine changes the nature of international law, the understanding of international law, then britain's entire naval strategy from then and into the future will be a violation of international la

come before. 96 rounds fired — one for each year of her life, in hyde park, edinburgh, windsor, gibraltar, also a unique time, partly because of the sheer length and longevity of the queen's life and longevity of the queen's life and her reign. but also this extraordinary circumstance that within little more than 48 hours, the head of state changed from queen elizabeth to king charles iii and the prime minister changed from borisjohnson to liz the prime minister changed from boris johnson to liz truss the prime minister changed from borisjohnson to liz truss and i think that is an unprecedented combination of events the like of which has never happened before. and the new king comes to the throne at the new king comes to the throne at the age of 73. the the new king comes to the throne at the age of 71— the age of 73. the late queen came to the throne _ the age of 73. the late queen came to the throne at _ the age of 73. the late queen came to the throne at the _ the age of 73. the late queen came to the throne at the age _ the age of 73. the late queen came to the throne at the age of- t

other british overseas territories, far from and other british overseas territories, farfrom here, gibraltarxpressions _ leaders. thank you very much. some of the expressions of _ leaders. thank you very much. some of the expressions of concern - leaders. thank you very much. some of the expressions of concern and i of the expressions of concern and wishes being sent to the queen and the family. we are looking here at images of balmoral castle, the entrance to the estate and this is where the queen has been in residence since the month ofjuly, her traditional summer residence in the glorious surroundings of this part of scotland and, as we look at these images, i willjust talk once again to nicholas witchell, a royal correspondent because there was some lack of clarity earlier about what the sussexes were doing. they were not on the aircraft but are they on their way? not on the aircraft but are they on their wa ? , ., not on the aircraft but are they on their way?— their way? they are apparently travellin: their way? they are apparently travelling separate. _ their way? they are apparently