prostration is running high on the greek island of lesbos as refugees demand to leave the island and find safer living conditions more than 12000 people were left without shelter after a fire destroyed the overcrowded morio refugee camp. near washington w. news up next a new edition of our documentary series doc filmed with a close up look at the darker side of luxury fashion american evan stand from me and the team in berlin thanks for watching. i'm legal and i'm to go complete 2nd season on the front. of the planet on the brink of disaster we did more in-depth interviews with experts about one question how to change. the recent.

the move means that seven greek islands will be added to the quarantine list from wednesday. the balearics and canary islands will also remain on the list. meanwhile the boss of easyjet has called the action from the government "too little, too late." our other headlines: our... police in suffolk have arrested a teenage boy after a 15—year—old pupil was shot on his way to school in suffolk this morning. a 27—year—old man is arrested in birmingham over a series of stabbings at four different locations that left seven people injured and one dead. downing street insists it is committed to implementing the eu withdrawal agreement — and denies that its new brexit legislation would tear up what was agreed last year. the condition of russian opposition leader alexei navalny is improving, according to officials in germany, where he is being treated for poisoning by a novichok nerve agent. and mason greenwood and phil foden, who made their debuts for england over the weekend, are to leave the side's training camp for breaching coronavirus guidelines. hello, good afternoon. the governme

germany says it will take in more than 1500 migrants from the greek islands that's on top of the 150 unaccompanied children it already agreed to take the move follows a fire that destroyed the morea migrant camp on the greek island of les paul's leaving about 12000 displaced people living out mostly out in the open. russian opposition leader. has posted on social media for the 1st time since his poisoning last month he had a picture from the berlin hospital where he's being treated surrounded by his family his spokeswoman says he plans to return to russia after he recovers. news

protests in lesbos against conditions on the greek island with migrants demanding to be allowed onto mainland europe. more than half a million people in the us state of oregon flee deadly wildfires raging across the pacific northwest. in the uk, the r—number, showing how many people each coronavirus patient infects — moves above one for the first time since march. bahrain has agreed to normalise its relations with israel, further eroding the arab world's boycott of the jewish state. president trump tweeted the news after phone conversations with the leaders of the two countries. he said: ‘another historic breakthrough today! our two great friends israel and the kingdom of bahrain agree to a peace deal 7 the second arab country to make peace with israel in 30 days!‘ he also posted this joint statement that says bahrain and israel have agreed to establish full diplomatic relations. for decades most arab states have boycotted israel, insisting they'd only establish ties after the palestinian dispute was settled. but these pictures are from last month when the united arab emirates broke

this is d w news live from berlin trapped in limbo and full of frustration migrants on the greek island of lesbos raise their voices in protest thousands are demanding to be allowed to leave the island after a massive fire destroys the warrior refugee camp also coming out dozens of people are missing as deadly wildfires sweep across the western united states hundreds of thousands have fled their homes as the blazes ravaged through oregon washington and california. omarion i haven't seen it's good to have you with us thousands of migrants and refugees on the greek island of lesbos are demanding more permanent housing elsewhere after a fire destroyed the overcrowded morea camp a massive blaze 3 days ago left more than 12000 camp residents homeless the rig army has begun building replacement shelter but many of the migrants are opposed to the construction of another camp they want permission to leave the island alexandra phenomenon sent us this report. maybe a manual is just 3 weeks old born in moria when they cam started burning parents ran for their lives now and there are sleeping on th

the greek islands will therefore be removed wednesday. september 9.will be while maintaining mainland greece. anchor: the westminster policy on the greek islands follows a similar move by wales last week. scotland has gone further, applying quarantines to people traveling from anywhere in greece. in a tweet from the foreign office, they advised against all butssential travel to several greek islands. the government would no longer apply blanket quarantines but would adopt more flexible approaches, allowing for different islands to be treated differently. there has been reaction to this, and one ceo perhaps summing up the general sense. >> this is something we have argued for for a long time, that it not be a blanket instrument. it should be based on risk and on a much more targeted approach, but i think now, this is too little and too late. we are seeing that the majority of the summer season has just gone by. if this was introduced early, it would allow many more people to go on holiday without quarantine , and it is now a very suffering industry. an

thousands of refugees are searching for shelter on the greek island of les paul's after being forced to spend the night out in the open fire start through their biggest scam pay in europe on a tuesday night ships are being sent in by the greek government to provide accommodation. sent us this report. this was one of europe's largest refugee camps morea on the greek island of lesbos fires have torn through tents and dilapidated structures they were thought to have been deliberately lit by people fed up with that desperate existence compounded by corona fires here out there. today far far. far. it is thousands of people became homeless once again precious family belongings hastily bundled together to form a makeshift bedding there were no fatalities but these are lives thrust even deeper now into limbo is very very very unfair to fit in very different chord. is a very broad. chord proport far more you know his calm very clear if you don't want to go is living here because this is a problem but if i may be dead now is you know the camp had housed more than 12000 people in cramped unsani

it was a temporary home for over $12000.00 migrants stuck on the greek island of lesbos. human rights groups had long deplored conditions in the overcrowded camp which was operating at 4 times its intended capacity. now and politicians from around europe are calling on the block's members to take action. this is. these are horrible pictures that we see in what has happened in moria. i think it is important now that we don't leave greece alone with this just today we have already offered the greek government every support we can the most important right now to protect people and to give them immediate shelter thanks to a quick reaction from the stuff in the compound from the greek police and fire brigade we had no. people in hospital and of course now the focus is to give shelter for all these people tonight. the fire was sparked overnight several shacks went up in flames around the camp before the entire compound began to burn. winds reaching up to 70 kilometers per hour fanned the flames forcing thousands to flee. fear out there is pretty hard for. her. and. the inhabita

back to war also ahead fire forces thousands of migrants and refugees out of their camp on the greek island of les paul's just days after a corona virus outbreak one of the front runners recovered $1000.00 vaccine suspends trials after a bear to spend falls ill. and displaced and desperate for help hundreds of thousands of people are affected by flooding in sudan. thank you very much for joining us afghanistan's vice president has survived what appears to have been an assassination attempt at least 10 people were killed when his convoy was bombed in kabul the former intelligence chief is one of the most targeted men in afghanistan and has escaped several attempts on his life a short time after the blast he posted this video and was a well you saw it after about that offer i want to assure you in a message that i'm fine in saif but some of my security guards are injured and they are in hospital i do not know about because you are to use about our people and once again i'm sorry about this i don't want to thank all of those who send their messages about my health i want to thank all the secur

thousands left without shelter as fires are again burning in europe's largest refugee camp on the greek island of less votes. to overcome. play watching al jazeera live from doha with me for the back t. ball also coming up fears of water borne disease in sudan as flood waters recede leaving tens of thousands of people in unsanitary conditions towns burnt off the map in the u.s. as unprecedented wildfires rage along the west coast at least 7 people are killed and police officers take to the streets in argentina demanding better salaries and protective gear during the coronavirus pandemic. i am. the air. thank you very much for joining us thousands of refugees are searching for shelter on the greek island of less bowls after being forced to spend the night out in the open fire swept through the biggest camp in europe are tuesday night ships are being sent in by the greek government to provide accommodation will be speaking to al jazeera john stop lists on less well site and in just a moment but 1st here's his report. this was one of europe's largest refugee camps morea on the greek island of les

doha with me for the battle also ahead on the move again in search of a home in the scramble on a greek island to find help for thousands of refugees after a fire destroys europe's biggest account. the flood waters begin to recede in sudan but there's no relief for the people affected waterborne diseases have become the new threats and a warning for wildlife a new report says nature is being destroyed at an extraordinary rate us. the air. thank you very much for joining us we begin with breaking news out of lebanon scabbard old beirut and a massive fire has broken out at the site of last month's deadly port explosion these are live pictures firefighters are battling the blaze at a destroyed a warehouse that's goes straight to our harder in beirut for us these images are quite impressive zain what's happened and what's caused this fire. well massive fire like you mentioned raging at the of course destroyed a beirut poort just 5 weeks ago a massive explosion destroyed that port you can see right behind me the lebanese army issuing a statement just a short while ago saying that a warehouse where

protests in lesbos against conditions on the greek island with migrants demanding to be allowed to travel to mainland europe. dozens of people are reported missing in a wave of deadly wildfires in the us state of oregon. many more evacuation orders have been put in place, including right here, such that now, more than half a million people in the state have been told to leave their homes. coronavirus is back on the rise in the uk, with the r number showing how many people each patient infects above one for the first time since march. hello and welcome. the kingdom of bahrain has become the latest arab gulf state to say it is normalising its relations with israel, less than a month after the united arab emirates said it was establishing ties. announcing the deal, president trump described it as "another historic breakthrough". the israeli prime minister, benjamin neta nyahu, called it a new era of peace. tom bateman reports from jerusalem. an american president hailing a peace deal in the middle east. the agreement makes the rain only the first arab country to normalise ties with israel ——

a fraction of the numbers of people who are here stuck on less boss and in the entirety of the greek islandsso the greek authorities here at the moment it seems are really trying their best to get back into control to show that they are in power they have issued an order to refugees here and migrants to come to the facilities to to move to the new temporary facilities and told them that if they don't go there there's no chance for them to ever get off the on the because only then there is silent process that there are silent cases will be processed. on lesbos so much of what i hear in berlin thank you very much. take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world russian president vladimir putin has granted a $1500000000.00 loan to bill or putin made the pledge and face to face talks with the embattled pollution leader. was facing unprecedented anti-government demonstrations back home and is looking to moscow for supporters. 2 dozen hong kong pro-democracy activists have appeared in court to face charges of illegal assembly prominent movement members are included jim a

that chancellor on the america and her government have agreed to take in 1500 migrants from the greek island of lesbos pressure has been growing to find a solution for the more than 12000 people left without shelter when the fire tore through the morea migrant camp last week migrants have been protesting plans by the greek government to re housed them on the island until there was silence applications have been processed. let's get more now with our chief political international correspondent rather richard walker richard good to see you can you confirm these reports what are you hearing. yeah well there's no official word from the interior ministry yet to brian but it does look like this is on we are expecting to hear from the interior ministry jury in the course of the day now the plan that's being reported is that these 1500 refugees are from they all 400 families and these are families whose asylum applications have already been approved now i think also one interesting detail that merging from the reporting is that these refugees are not all from the moria camp or even all from the isla

news live from berlin trapped in limbo and full of frustration my friends on the greek island of lesbos raise their voices in protest thousands are demanding to be allowed to leave the island after a massive fire destroys the morier refugee camp a group saying you camp is not the solution and also coming up dozens of people are missing as deadly wildfires sweep across the western united states hundreds of thousands have fled their homes as the blazes are ravaged through oregon washington and california. and could there be a new chance for peace after decades of conflict in afghanistan negotiations between the afghan government and the taliban begin in qatar with cautious optimism for a fresh path forward. omarion evans dean it's good to have you with us thousands of myron's and refugees on the greek island of lesbos are demanding more permanent housing elsewhere after a fire destroyed the overcrowded morea camp a massive blaze 3 days ago left more than 12000 camp residents homeless the greek army has begun building replacement shelter but many of the migrants are opposed to the construc

left homeless by fire at the mori of migrant camp on lesbos protest against remaining on their greek island they fear they'll be worse off than before they want the e.u. to go. and territorial disputes over energy resources are inflaming tensions between greece and turkey 2 nato members in the eastern mediterranean. island residents caught between the frosts. and life on venus scientists say they've found what might be a clue talk to an astrophysicist to find out more. brian thomas kocherry with a. today u.s. president donald trump is back in washington d.c. after meeting with officials in california who are battling the worst wildfires on record there and then to other western u.s. states the president downplayed arguments that climate change is fueling the record blazes instead he said it was poor forest management that's largely to blame. these are some of his scenes providing the backdrop to the president's visit to california. raging wildfires that have burned millions of acres wiped out whole communities and left dozens dead. scientists they've blazes like these are being made worse b

when the refugee crisis hit the greek islands in 2015, they got involved here in lesbos.ince then, their mission has not changed. [speaking foreign language] >> we decided to come here firstly because we have an urgent need for food, and secondly to calm the people down, take some of their anxiety away andnd show them thahat we e with them. to show that not all people are fascist or racacist and wee care about the people next t to us. >> volunteers and refugees cook and eat together, trying to provide a sense of community among the people who are left with nothing. [speaking foreign language] >> i was in the same situation before as the others are in now. i understand them. >> most residentsave been sleeping here out in the o openn the streets of lesbos. though security forces started to move peoeople to aa new provisional camp, the majority of refugees s and migrts r refud to go there fearing that missions will be as unbearable as they were before. warnings that those who are displaced by the fire continue to deteriorate as -- at a rapid pace. >> they are lacking what th

this is d w news live from berlin trapped in limbo and full of frustration migrants on the greek island of lesbos raise their voices in protest thousands are demanding to be allowed to leave the island after a massive fire destroys the memorial refugee camp groups say and you camp is not the solution also coming up could there be a new chance for peace after decades of conflict in afghanistan because she should between the afghan government and the taliban begin a cantars cautious optimism for a fresh path forward. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us thousands of migrants and refugees on the greek island of lesbos are demanding more permanent housing elsewhere after a fire destroyed the overcrowded morea camp a massive blaze on tuesday left more than 12000 camp residents homeless the greek army has begun building replacement shelter but many of the migrants are opposed to the construction of another camp they want permission to leave the island. center phenomenon sends us this report. maybe and i knew alice just 3 weeks old born in moria when they cam started burning clarence

rows of tents on the greek island. they've been set up for migrants displaced by the fires that gossip the morri account. on thursday week police started moving hundreds into them. over the past few days migrants have chosen to stay on the streets in squalid conditions many saying they'd rather remain here than run the risk of being detained for months in a completely new camp. some have even returned to what remains of moria they set the temporary tents and not enough they want long term solutions. going to look that comes to naught at a medical one when we want to free life we've come here to live we are human we are not animals. they put us in a place where there's no life and it's like a jungle. a human cannot live in such tense. early on wednesday only about 1200 of the roughly 35000 migrants rendered homeless by the fires have moved to the new temporary accommodation the un refugee agency said there is capacity for about another 8000 people and had urged people to move it said it's the only way for went. people h

so must conduct good to have you with us fire has swept through the biggest migrant camp on the greek island of les pauls thousands of refugees that moria have been taken to safety away from the overcrowded facility there were no immediate reports of casualties authorities are investigating the blaze as arson local media reports suggest the fires may have been started as a protest against a coronavirus lockdown imposed this week. daylight reveals the devastation morea lies in ruins it was a temporary home for over 12000 migrants stuck on the greek island of les boss human rights groups have long deplored conditions in the overcrowded camps operating at 4 times its intended capacity. overnight several shacks went up in flames before the entire camp began to burn. winds reaching 70 kilometers per hour fanned the flames forcing thousands to flee. their our. city from our 1st night here. or are. the inhabitants headed to nearby hills and woods others began walking to the island's capital mytilene e. riot police were deployed along the roads amid fears that the camp's residents might spread the c

thousands of refugees left homeless when their camp burned down demand to be allowed to leave the greek island of les voss. sudan's worst flooding in a century threatens ancient ruins as well as the country's economy. and deadly wildfires leave a trail of devastation up and down the u.s. west coast forced more than 10 percent of oregon's residents to flee their homes. hello welcome to the program the gulf state of bahrain has now joined the united arab emirates in agreeing to normalize ties with israel u.s. president donald trump announced the deal on twitter after speaking with raines king hamad bin isa leaf and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the 3 nations have hailed the move as an historic breakthrough to furthering peace in the middle east officials from bahrain the u.a.e. and israel will formalize their relationship during a signing ceremony at the white house next week. there had been 2 peace agreements with israel in the last 72 years this is now the 2nd peace agreement that we've announced in the last month and i am very hopeful that there will be more to follow i can te

hello more refugees on the greek island of less posts are agreeing to relocate into tents accommodation hundreds have already been transferred after their camp was destroyed last week by a huge fire but many staged protests asking to be moved to the greek mainland authorities are planning to move 12000 people in the next 3 to 4 days stephanie decker's live at the nou camp where as we're saying more and more refugees are now willing to move to this makeshift camp stephanie. gets the most movement certainly that we've seen so far at the moment it's kind of quiet behind. but we have seen families men and women come to this place are coming willingly at the moment i think the reason for this change is that yesterday the greek authorities gave out papers and in various different languages speaking to the refugees telling them that this was the only safe place for them to go it was the only area where they could provide them with shelter with water with food with medicare and also importantly to process their paperwork so now you can see there's trucks coming in and out they are still working

thousands of refugees stranded on the greek island of lesbos demand to be allowed into mainland europe. west coast wildfires continue to burn out of control in the u.s. now half a 1000000 people in oregon are on to an evacuation warning. the other 911 chileans marked the anniversary with protests remembering one of the darkest moments in the nation's history. the gulf states by her rain has followed the united arab emirates and agreed to normalize ties with israel u.s. president donald trump announced the deal on twitter off to speaking with bahrain's king hamad bin isa and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the 3 nations of hailed the move as a historic breakthrough to furthering peace in the middle east officials from bahrain the u.a.e. and israel will formalize their relationship during a signing ceremony at the white house next week here at the end to peace agreements with israel in the last 72 years this is now the 2nd peace agreement that we've announced in the last month and i am very hopeful that there will be more to follow i can tell you there's tremendous enthusi

a camp on the greek island of some most fit for 500 people it houses 5000 it was meant to be a transit point but a backlog migration system has turned it into a home for so many. routes on the 2 years i've been here not good. conditions are squalid this place and these people are why europe is finally confronting this crisis. presenting her proposal the european commission president called on member states to rise to the challenge. this package reflex a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among men but states we all share the benefits we all share the burden the migration pact includes compulsory pre entry screening with fingerprinting and a health check a faster 12 week asylum processing target and a sponsored return scheme that would see member states take responsibility for returning migrants on behalf of other member states. the plan abandons previous efforts to relocate new arrivals or rome to 27 member states something opposed to by the likes of hungry i'm paul and n.g.o.s see that could create havoc in the mediterranean. member states front line mem

in the entirety of the the greek islands so the greek authorities here at the moment it seems are really trying their best to get back into control. to show that they are in power they have issued an order to refugees here in migrants to come to their facilities to to move to the new temporary facilities and told them that if they don't go there there's no chance for them to ever get of the on the because only then there is silent process that there is child cases will be processed. on lesbos and richard walker here in berlin thank you very much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world 2 dozen hong kong pro-democracy activists have appeared in court to face charges of illegal assembly commons movement members include himalaya and joshua won't they stand accused of taking part in a band event in june that commemorated china's $198910.00 young men's crackdown. an appeals court in algeria sentenced a high profile journalist to 2 years in prison on charges of endangering national security supporters called for the release of let's try any who was

hundreds of refugees on the greek island of lesbos have staged a protest demanding to leave this follows a massive fire and choose day that destroyed the morea migrant camp leaving more than 12000 people homeless the greek government has been scrambling to build new accommodation. this is from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram. or visit our website. thousands of people being held in greece is squalid morea migrant camp and now find that desperate situation is even worse after fires destroyed the camp this week those fires have also rig night at the debate that has plagued a you for 5 years what to do about them and the thousands of migrants being held elsewhere and the others who are still risking their lives to come to europe i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. to call the shots on how you look at me without immigration was. done conquered and. i don't care. thing is certain to be european solidarity which must be proved in practice and. beyond. beyond you know not. my since as you call for peace i have been fighting to finally get to the few asylum policy teaches us to

hundreds of refugees on the greek island of lesbos have staged a protest demanding to leave this follows a massive fire and choose day that destroyed the morea migrant camp leaving more than 12000 people homeless the greek government has been scrambling to build new accommodation. this is news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the news or visit our website w dot com. thousands of people being held in greece is squalid morea migrant camp for now find that desperate situation is even worse after fires destroyed the camp this week those fires have also rig night at the debate that has plagued a you for 5 years what to do about them and the thousands of migrants being held elsewhere and the others who are still risking their lives to come to europe i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. you look at me without immigration. done conflict. i don't care. thing is certain needs to be european solidarity which must be proved in practice. if you're big yawn. yawn you'll doubt. my senses good coffee taste i have to fight to finally get the peanut asylum policy teachers of st mi

we have seen years on the greek islands., dangerous, inappropriate, many people did not have adequate shelter. the conditions, frankly, or worse than many refugee camps i have seen worse than many refugee camps i have seenin worse than many refugee camps i have seen in africa. this is europe in 2020. it is also a failure of cooperation across europe, a failure to locate people across the greek islands, which have in many ways become the warehouse of europe. many eu member states have said we have come in the past five or ten years, taking in many refugees, and we have just heard the authorities there saying 3000 children are going to be housed on mainland europe, but you are saying, i presume, that this is not going far enough. in that case, would you like to see happen? during the last five years, the european commission has put forward a lot of common says proposals. 0nce commission has put forward a lot of common says proposals. once they reach the council level, they got blocked, and behind that is the dublin system, the

protests in lesbos against conditions on the greek island with migrants demanding to be allowed to travel to mainland europe. coronavirus is back on the rise in the uk, with the r number showing how many people each patient infects above one for the first time since march. dozens of people are reported missing in a wave of deadly wildfires in the us state of oregon. many more evacuation orders have been put in place, including right here, such that now, more than half a million people in the state have been told to leave their homes. and will liverpool remain the english premier league team to beat this season after their first title in 30 years? hello and welcome, i'm nancy katzen guerra. bahrain has agreed to normalise its relations with israel, further eroding the arab world's boycott of the jewish state. president trump tweeted the news after phone conversations with the leaders of the two countries. he said: he also posted this joint statement that says bahrain and israel have agreed to establish full diplomatic relations. for decades, most arab states have boycotted israel, insistin

argues a reminder the top story we're following for you police on the greek island of lesbos have been transferring migrants to a new tent camp following the fire that destroyed the maria camp last week thousands of people have been sleeping on the streets since that fire many say that they are reluctant however to move to the new camp. you're watching the news live from berlin of next is gentle with business stick around should be right back. and. language courses. climate.

rows of tents on the greek island. they've been set up for migrants displaced by the fires that gutted the morri account. on thursday week police started moving hundreds into them. over the past few days migrants have chosen to stay on the streets in squalid conditions many saying they'd rather remain here than run the risk of being detained for months in a completely new camp. some have even returned to what remains of moria they said the temporary tents and not enough they want long term solutions. going to look that comes to naught at a medical one we want to free life we've come here to live we are human we are not animals. they put us in a place where there's no life and it's like a jungle. a human cannot live in such tents. early on wednesday only about 1200 of the roughly 35000 migrants rendered homeless by the fires have moved to the new temporary accommodation the un refugee agency said there is capacity for about another 8000 people and had urged people to move it said it's the only way for went. people who h

moving day for europe's migrants more than 5000 migrants are relocating to a new tent city on the greek island of less books but just a week after the maria refugee camp fire left them homeless many over about what comes next also coming up israel prepares to enter its 2nd nature coronavirus walk down just as the jewish new year begins cases have risen sharply along with agar at the government's response and why his india's coronavirus death rate so look critics say that victims are being deliberately undercounts it. also coming up tonight the steam islamophobia this young german woman is an educated model citizen and just as a muslim she's often made to feel she's not quite german enough can a government plan change that. i'm bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome tonight in greece 5000 migrants have moved into a new temporary camp on the island of less books more than 12000 miles. rince have been sleeping out in the open since fires destroyed the island's maria migrant camp last week where they have been living many have been reluctant to enter t

thousands of migrants are spending a third night sleeping out in the open on the greek island of lesbos. the european union has given the uk until the end of the month to ditch plans to modify the brexit divorce deal or face legal action. at least seven people are dead after a hundred wildfires rip through the us west coast — we report from one fire ground. record high temperatures this last weekend led to this series of fires on the outskirts of los angeles. they have already burnt more than 20,000 acres of land despite the best efforts of hundreds of firefighters. so are you mr bond? a legend on stage, a siren on screen — tributes to the actress dame diana rigg. hackers linked to russia, china and iran are targeting people and organisations involved in the upcoming us presidential election, including the campaigns of both donald trump and joe biden. that's according to a report from the technology giant microsoft. the report suggests that strontium, the russian—based group also known as ‘fancy bear', which is thought to be responsible for the hacking of the 2016 democratic campaign, h

we report from the remains of the camp on the greek island of lesbos homes, livelihoods gone in an instant. it's like a bomb has hit this entire area. at least seven people are dead after a hundred wildfires rip through the us west coast. so are you, mr bond. a legend on stage, a siren on screen. tributes to the actress dame diana rigg. hackers linked to russia, china and iran are targeting people and organisations involved in the upcoming us presidential election, including the campaigns of both donald trump and joe biden. that's according to a report from the technology giant microsoft. the report suggests that ‘strontium', the russian—based group also known as ‘fancy bear‘ — which is thought to be responsible for the hacking of the 2016 democratic campaign — has recently attacked more than 200 organisations. meanwhile, a chinese—based group known as ‘zirconium' has attacked high—profile individuals associated with the election, including people linked tojoe biden‘s presidential campaign. and finally, a group operating out of iran known as ‘phosphorus‘ is reported by microsoft to be cont

it was a temporary home for over $12000.00 migrants stuck on the greek island of less boats. human rights groups and long deplored conditions in the overcrowded camp which was operating at 4 times its intended capacity. now and politicians from around europe are calling on the blocs members to take action. this includes. these are horrible pictures that we see in what has happened in moria. i think it is important now that we don't leave greece alone with this just today we have already offered the greek government every support we can the most important right now to protect people and to give them immediate shelter thanks to a quick reaction from the stuff in the compound from the greek police and fire brigade we had no. people in hospital and of course now the focus is to give shelter for all these people tonight the fire was sparked overnight several shots went up in flames around the camp before the entire compound began to burn and. winds reaching up to 70 kilometers per hour fanned the flames forcing thousands to flee. here out there. today for our 1st 30. minutes. the

moving day for europe's migrants more than 5000 migrants are relocating to a new tent city on the greek island of less books but thousands more remain wary just a week after the moravia refugee camp where they live burned down also coming up tonight coronavirus cases in spain's capital madrid are surging it so severe that new restrictions to control the i'll break will be announced tomorrow and the sting of islamophobia this young german woman is an educated model citizen and yet as a muslim she's often made to feel she's not quite german enough can a government plan to change that. time bring it off it's good to have you with us around $5000.00 migrants have moved into a new tent city on the greek island of lesbos they're being tested for the coronavirus more than $100.00 we understand of come back positive the word he say the moving operation is a matter of public health as people have put their health and security at risk sleeping on the streets since fire destroyed the maria refugee camp last week despite this thousands remain reluctant to move. packed up and on the move again along with t

commission's plan was that reception centers like this one on the greek island of less would welcome asylum seekers in a dignified manner and process their police station forms quickly but more europe's biggest camp for displaced people became a sprawling symbol. a failure even before the devastating fire and a recent public 90 lockdown built to house 3000 some 12000 people were living here rather than days it took off many years to process applications thanks to see indifference but above all a lack of political will of this human suffering is the result of dysfunctional legislation the current system known as the doppler regulation stipulates that most people must claim asylum in their country of arrival but states with extra no borders like italy or greece say that's just not fair so in the heat of the crisis the you tried to bring in relocation quote us with each country taking their share of refugees and migrants based on their g.d.p. and population but the idea crashed and burned hungary the czech republic slovakia and poland refused to accept refugees or bite by the rules now

now anyone arriving into these seven greek islands into england will also have to self—isolate for twoe of greece if you live in scotland. no change for now for the ca nary islands, but if the infection rate falls there and not in mainland spain, quarantine could go. ben has a holiday booked in tenerife at the end of october. it's great to hear this news today, fantastic that they're considering it. but, obviously, we still don't exactly know where we stand, we don't know that tenerife will go on that list, and even if it is, we don't know that the infection rate will stay low enough so we can definitely go away. so it's good, but still we have to wait and see whether it remains on the list at the end of next month. but the biggest names in travel are not impressed. they've been asking for a regional quarantine approach for months. this is too little and it's too late, and we've just seen the majority of the peak summer season hasjust gone by. and i think now, you know, the uk government needs to understand that the gravity of the situation is of such magnitude that they need to presen

greek island of bloods posts. around the camp thousands of refugees again in 31 sleeping wherever they can. and from the movie nights more than 12000 people fled as flames began sweeping into the largest refugee camp a grief. many looked own as the homes were destroyed. the past really gets the 5 made more difficult by storm we're. here out there. today for our 1st i need to know you. going to. the camp in those posts just off the coast of turkey was known for its cramped and unfounded tree conditions. built for about 3000 people it housed more than 12000. people who lived in huts in tents with limited access to running water the government says the fires were deliberately lit by some camp residents angry to continue to lock down due to the coronavirus pandemic many of the asymptomatic people have been put into a quarantine area on the far eastern side of the camp and that area earlier this evening was attacked by individuals who seemingly do not believe that it was actually in the camp and that it is being seen a

on the move again in search of a hole in the scramble on a greek island to find help for thousands of refugees after a fire destroys europe's biggest camp. for watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters and. also ahead a new fire at beirut's ports spreads talk 6 smoke and new fear across lebanon's capital a month after a huge explosion. france accuses turkey of unacceptable provocations in the eastern mediterranean and urges europe to unite and stand up to it. the floodwaters begin to recede in sudan but there is no relief for the people affected waterborne diseases have become the new threats. fellow firefighters are battling a major blaze in the lebanese capital at the site of last month's port explosion the fire started at a destroyed a warehouse which was storing oil and tires at least $200.00 people died and more than $6000.00 were injured when a stockpile of ammonium nitrate exploded in the port last month the red cross says the fire hit where food aid is being stored as it was a reports from beirut. another fire at the port another scare for residents of the lebanese capital

these people are actually agreed with the greek islanders the they want to leave but they want to go to the greek mainland the government's plans are different however they insist on bringing in machinery today that will start reconstruction on this camp and will turn it into a secure fenced in facility that people won't be able to come and go from as they have done the locals here are determined to stop that firefighters are battling the last of a blaze in the lebanese capital at the site of last month's port explosion the fire appears to have incinerated aid destined for those who survived the explosion started at a warehouse which was storing oil and tires firefighters on the scene said the flames had been brought under control but not yet extinguished last month's explosion at the same location killed at least 200 people. 7 people have been killed and at least 150 injured in protests against the death of a man in police custody in colombia riot police fought with demonstrators who set fire to police stations in the capital bogota the anger has been driven by a video showing a man

clearly there's no sanitation or anything of that kind these people are actually agreed with the greek islanders the they want to leave but they want to go to the greek mainland the government's plans a different they insist on bringing in machinery today that will start reconstruction on this camp and will turn it into a secure fenced in facility that people won't be able to come and go from as they have done. the locals here are determined to stop that they've set up roadblocks a couple of kilometers away from where we spoke earlier this morning and they said that they'll see everything in their power to stop those trucks bringing in the machinery and resuming the reconstruction here they have lost these all of the groves many of them have been out of use for years as they've been sold to bits for firewood they have had their groundwater filed by the sewage that the government facilities were unable to handle and process because the facility wasn't built full as many people as have been here they've lost their flocks of sheep and goats which have slowly been slowed for food by the refugees so

thousands of refugees left homeless after fires destroyed their camp on a greek island demanding they be allowed to leave for mainland europe. hello again i'm peter dhabi you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up the u.s. marks 19 years since the events of 911. fears grow of water borne disease after sudan's worst flooding in a century. and the destruction of an aboriginal heritage site in australia forces the resignation of the head of one of the world's biggest mining companies. hello everyone our top story hundreds of refugees on the greek island of less boss are demanding to be allowed to leave and go to the mainland. the police had arrived earlier on friday as tensions heightened with the families to spend yet another night without shelter and little food after fire destroyed europe's largest refugee camp the government will not allow them on to the mainland and is working to house them in tents or on board chartered ships earlier 10 e.u. countries did agree to take in 400 unaccompanied minors from the morea camp germany and france say they

still here and that there will stay on the streets as long as he remains in office refugees in the greek island of les pauls of a moved into a new site after their camp burnt down last week the refugees are demanding humanitarian assistance and want to be taken to the greek mainland. a turkish vessel sent to map out possible oil and gas drilling prospects in a disputed area of the eastern mediterranean has returned home tensions flared last month after one chorus sent the ship along with a naval escort greece has welcomed the move the turkey's defense minister says the ship's return was shuttled and does not mean encore has given up on its rights in the eastern mediterranean. the u.s. national weather service has issued a red flag warning for high winds the extreme conditions are threatening to intensify raechel wildfires across the west coast nearly 100 fires are burning across 3 states president donald trump will be visiting california on monday israel's government has announced a 3 week nationwide lockdown in an attempt to stop the coronavirus spread making at the 1st country to reimpose res

jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up the 1st of thousands of refugees whose greek island camp was destroyed by fire transferred to tents but demands grow to be taken to the mainland. days before donald trump threatened deadline to ban a chinese video sharing out the owners of to reach an agreement over its sale plus . please remember the words very simple forest management the us president ignites controversy as high winds threaten to fan the flames of devastating west coast wildfires. but our president is seeking support from a powerful neighbors pressure mounts on his leadership alexander look at heads for a meeting with russia's president on monday after a 5th weekend of protests police arrested more than 400 people at the latest demonstrations in the capital but it didn't deter hundreds of thousands demanding look at shank as resignation stepped past records now from its. busiest how a look at a strategy to stop the protests plays out on the streets of minsk people heading to a peaceful rally on. randomly snatched by moscow policeman driving around at high speed those

thousands of refugees on the greek island of lesbos demanded to be allowed into mainland europe after fires destroyed their camp. plus a relocation plan for a hindu refugees but there are concerns over the suitability of their new home on a remote bangladeshi island. bahrain has become the latest arab nation to recognize israel it follows a similar u.s. brokered deal to normalize israeli ties with the united arab emirates u.s. president donald trump announced the move hailing it an historic breakthrough to achieving peace in the middle east palestinian leaders though call it a trail a white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports. following a friday phone call with the king of bahrain and israel's leader the u.s. president made this announcement on twitter israel and the kingdom of bahrain would be establishing full diplomatic relations bahrain now joins the united arab emirates after its announcement last month that the country would be establishing full diplomatic ties with israel which includes opening embassies in both countries both leaders also agree that bahrain will fully