and taken to indian state of gujarat and ta ken to safer indian state of gujarat and taken to safere port which is the location whether cyclone is expected to make landfall thursday evening company by wind speeds nearly 90 miles per hour and also heavy rainfall. conditions which will be remaining in this area for at least two days according to the indian met department. this place is usually bustling with activity, predominantly inhabited by the fishing community but also evacuated from this area. relief teams are over here in prepositioning various areas, and when we speak to people, there is a sense of resilience and resignation. we've seen that kind of situation pay—out and it also brings back memories of the cyclone that hit the same region in 1998 which led to the loss of nearly 10,000 lives. this is however going to be one of the strongest cyclones to hit the state of gujarat in the last 25 years. it also happens to be the indian prime minister's home state of the state machinery is really being put to test. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bringing you di

arunoday i lmukharji in gujarat, thank you. it's mukharji in gujarat, thank you.sjohnson misled parliament when he was prime minister, that's the findings of a report written by a committee of mps. still to come... why thousands of young disabled people who have money stuck in child trust funds could have their benefits cut. coming up on bbc news, jude bellingham is presented at his new club, real madrid, after becoming the third most expensive teenager in football. he said it's the proudest day of his life to join the greatest club in history. you may remember coronation day in may as a spectacular but very wet affair. the fly—past over buckingham palace, which was planned to include more than 60 aircraft, was all but cancelled. but this saturday's trooping the colour is a second chance to put on the show. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell has been to raf brize norton, to see some of the planes and meet the crews who will fly them this weekend. final rehearsals, a few hundred feet above the 0xfordshire countryside. three hercules flying in formation. saturda

gujarat. what help is available landfall. thank you. live in - gujarat.lief camp an hour and a half drive away from karachi and brought us this update. i'm inside a relief camp in one of the cities called city bogan, next to the airport. i got to know after coming here that there are 260 people over here, including women and children, who were relocated to this place after warning signs were given about the cyclone biparjoy. i also got to know that a lot of people want to head back to their homes since the intensity of the cyclone biparjoy has been has has slowed down now. so i was speaking with the admin over here and i was told that there are 73 families inside and they are being facilitated by the government. but now people want to head back to their home because they say that they cannot just live here and they have to earn money as well and they have to go back to their homes for the time being. i was also speaking with a few women over here. there are a few pregnant women as well, but there are facilities for them available in this relief camp as we

meaning "disaster" in bengali, storm has brought heavy rain and winds on the coastal villages of gujaratild is three days out and this high school classroom has been his first home, a makeshift helter in a village, holding around 300 people now. helpless in the face of nature's fury, he and his family have no choice but to wait it out. i'm worried, his mother tells me, handling the situation with a baby makes it more difficult. i'm concerned about him and worried that in my home is affected, what will i do then? in this village, 13 kilometres away from where the cyclone is expected to hit, this family among hundreds of others has to leave. they don't know when they will come back. the 70—year—old has seen it all before, too many times. cyclones are common in these parts, but it's been over two decades since she was asked to move to a shorter home. —— shelter home. women and children first, as they head toward safety in a school bus, leaving their hearts and minds back at home. speaking to me, she recalls a devastating cyclone in 1998, which killed thousands. she tells me how she had to w

let's hence live to our corresponded for us, who is in gujarat for us.20 minutes aro, speak? well, 'ust about 20 minutes ago. weather— speak? well, just about 20 minutes ago, weather officials _ speak? well, just about 20 minutes ago, weather officials put _ speak? well, just about 20 minutes ago, weather officials put out - speak? well, just about 20 minutes ago, weather officials put out a - ago, weather officials put out a tweet in which they said the cycling was about 50 kilometres off the coast, but they did mention that any process of landfall had begun, which means the outer part of the cyclone has already entered the indian coast. we can see the effects of that already. there is heavy wind and it is coming in from that side towards the sea, so the water is also coming in towards the shelter where we are. just to tell you about where we are. just to tell you about where we are. just to tell you about where we are, we are in a shelter which has about 150 people, the families have spent the night yesterday and they will spend a second night here as

western indian state of gujarat. also the coast of pakistan's sindh province.strong winds, high tides and rain are already. people getting supplies while they can. in india, families are being evacuated from their homes. this is the village ofjakhau, near the border with pakistan. a desperate situation for many people. earlier, we spoke to our correspondent arunoday mukharji, who's at a shelter in gujarat. whether officials put out a tweet in which they said the cyclone was about 50 km off the coast but they did mention that in the process of planning had begun which means the outer part of the cyclone has already entered the indian coast. we can see the effects of that already. there is a heavy wind and it is coming in from that side towards the sea for the water is also coming in towards a shelter where we're. just towards a shelter where we're. just to tell you about where we're, we're shelter that has about 150 this family spent the night and the second night as well. it is pitchdark because there is no electricity. they have a generator which is going to b

greece, the so-called atmospheric disease , left 24 dead and injured in the coastal areas of eilat, gujarat. as a result of this storm, two people died and another person was injured. so far, 175 thousand residents of the coastal areas have been sent to the camps. deliberately moved in different areas it has been predicted that there may be 3 incidents in the city of 20 million people in karachi. the american magazine politico revealed that the us government has denied the continued support of arms to ukraine in order to achieve military successes of this country on the battlefield. politics was written by american officials recently to their counterparts in kiev . they have warned that there should be major field gains in the battlefield due to the wandering of french citizens in one of the paris metro lines. hundreds of passengers in the paris metro lines got lost due to a technical fault . small in the states nevada, america, attacked and occupied houses and roads, even access to hospitals has been made, according to the afp news agency, the locust invasion has shocked 20,600 residents o

in 2002, he was accused of presiding over widespread anti-muslim violence in his home state of gujarathe was head of the state government. more than 1,000 people were killed. >> all of that was done to cement the political ambition of one man, the then chief minister of gujarat, the now-prime minister of india. >> aakashi bhatt is the daughter of a former police officer, sanjiv bhatt, who testified against modi, linking him to the carnage. bhatt is jailed, sentenced to life imprisonment in a different case. his daughter says he was convicted on false charges for speaking out against modi >> as my father started submitting evidence and started testifying before various investigating bodies, him and us as a family were -- we had to face intimidation of various sorts from the government, be it death threats, attempts at his life, attempts at our life, our house being bulldozed, my father being dismissed from service only because he testified against modi. >> following the riots, severe violations of religious freedom. india's top court exonerated him of all charges. >> they rolled out the

but the so-called storm 24 people were killed and injured in lipar joi in sarigal district of gujarato people died and 22 were injured. this storm has cut off electricity in 940 villages. 76 trains in western india have been crushed due to this storm. some of the residents of the riding areas were transferred to the camps of people in different areas . the storm may cause flooding in the city of 20 million people in karachi in pakistan. thank you viewers for your attention. currently, the news is calm in the northern parts of our country our country has reports of 10,000 tomans in the northwestern regions of the beautiful shores of the caspian sea and the slopes of alborz in the coming hours , let us see rain, thunder and wind, and also show the rainfall models in ardabil province of east azerbaijan, northern cities of west azerbaijan, regions and gilan provinces, mazandaran towards golestan province, in the alborz highlands, in the central alborz highlands , we will have rain, thunder and strong wind, in parts of kerman and sistan and baluchistan regions, sometimes the probability of

the evacuation of the residents of the coastal state of gujarat has also started a few days ago. indian government has adopted another treatment. also, schools in the areas that are temporarily banned the path of the storm is closed, it will be 35 kilometers per hour in the coastal areas, its speed will reach about 150 kilometers per hour. it seems that the destruction caused by this storm will be very extensive. it has been reported that pakistan and india are vulnerable to adverse weather conditions, and in recent years, they have been hit by many natural disasters. the sudanese army targeted the location of sari's support forces in khartoum with airstrikes, and the doctors in sudan did not provide accurate statistics on the number of casualties. and a number of injuries in these attacks, by the end of the second month of the unrest in sudan , the scope of the conflicts in different regions has expanded, and the peace talks have also been fruitless. their country strongly objected to tatoo's plan to listen to the communication office in tokyo and gathered because it is japan's

the storm called bipa rajavi in ​​the coastal areas iran alt gujarat left 24 dead and injured, two peopled from this storm, and on june 22, injuries from this storm cut off the electricity , 10 departures of 76 trains in western india have been canceled due to this storm, now 375 thousand people from residents of the coastal areas have been transferred to camps in different areas. a storm is predicted. the city of karachi with a population of 20 million will be charged. a fire in a large warehouse in the city of kansas city in the state of missouri, at least three firefighters were suffocated and taken to the hospital. sun city fire department after that efforts to fully extinguish the fire were unsuccessful. he evacuated all his crew and other people from around the warehouse. more than 50 fire departments and 160 firefighters were called to the scene of the fire to extinguish the large warehouse fire in kansas city. thank you. your attention and companionship, in the name and memory of god, with regards to your presence, dear viewers of the khabar network in this industry, in the form o

remembered a storm the so-called bipa joi left 24 dead and injured in the coastal areas of eilat, gujaratesult of this storm, two people died and another person was injured. so far, 175,000 residents of the coastal areas have been moved to temporary camps in different areas. a possible storm is predicted. will cause flooding in the city of 20 million karachi, the american magazine politic revealed that the us government has denied the continued support of arms to ukraine to the country's military successes in the russian battlefield . priti wrote that american officials have recently warned their counterparts in kiev there should be major field achievements in the battlefield french citizens wandering in one of the paris metro lines, hundreds of passengers in the paris metro lines are lost due to a technical fault, the invasion of locusts in nevada, america, millions nicknamed a small town in the us state of nevada, attack and occupy houses and roads they even made access to hospitals. according to the report of the afp, the locust invasion has overwhelmed 20,600 residents of the small to

it is forecast to make landfall in the western indian state of gujarat, and on the coast of pakistan'ssuspended while two of the country's largest ports have stopped operation. authorities say they are evacuating nearly 100,000 people in the country is a recovering from last year's devastating floods. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. police scotland has announced the appointment of its first female chief constable. jo farrell will replace sir iain livingston, who is retiring in august. last month, sir iain admitted the force needed to change after a review uncovered first—hand accounts of racism, sexism and homophobia by serving officers. hundreds of people have attended vigils in ballymeena and belfast northern ireland in memory of chloe mitchell, the 21—year—old who went missing onjune the 2nd. just over a week later, a man was charged with her murder. her brother told the bbc his family has been going through a "living hell" following her death. the former uk cabinet minister nadine dorries, who dramatically announced she'd be stepping down as an

the cyclone is forecast to make landfall in the western indian state of gujarat, and on the coast of trains in the region have been suspended, while two of the country's largest ports have stopped operations. now to china, where a friendly football match is scheduled to take place in beijing. world cup holders argentina will face australia, and fans are going crazy with anticipation of seeing lionel messi on the field at the workers stadium, in what may be the last chance to see him play live in the country. i've been speaking with mark dreyer, who runs the website, china sports insider. he's been telling me more about the growing excitement over the match. china is definitely a football—mad country, but this has reached new levels of anticipation. i think it's no surprise that the authorities here chose an opponent that wasn't china. they've chosen australia, of course, even though the game is right here tonight in beijing. you would otherwise have this fairly unusual situation where you would have the chinese national team playing in the capital. the vast majority of the chinese cr

, the cyclone struck parts of north—west india and southern pakistan, in particular, the state of gujaratthe indian state of rajasthan, but with lower wind speeds. more than 180,000 people in the two countries were evacuated before the storm hit. officials say its strength was less than initially feared. a reporter has been to a relief camp an hour and a half from karachi and brought us this update. i and a half from karachi and brought us this update-— us this update. i am inside a relief cam in us this update. i am inside a relief camp in one _ us this update. i am inside a relief camp in one city — us this update. i am inside a relief camp in one city and _ us this update. i am inside a relief camp in one city and i _ us this update. i am inside a relief camp in one city and i got - us this update. i am inside a relief camp in one city and i got to - us this update. i am inside a relief camp in one city and i got to knowj camp in one city and i got to know after coming here that there are 260 people here, including women and children, who were relocated to this place after warning sign

the cyclone is forecast to make landfall in the western indian state of gujarat and on the coast of pakistan'son have been suspended — while two of the countries largest ports have stopped operations. meanwhile, authorities in pakistan say they are evacuating nearly 100,000 people. the country is still recovering from last year's devastating floods. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. the former uk cabinet minister nadine dorries, who dramatically announced she'd be stepping down as an mp with immediate effect, now says she won't resign until she gets answers to questions relating to the process of her nomination for the house of lords. she initially said she'd be quitting parliament on friday, shortly after it was confirmed she would not be given a peerage in borisjohnson's resignation honours list. police scotland has announced the appointment of its first female chief constable. jo farrell will replace sir iain livingston, who is retiring in august. last month, sir iain admitted the force needed to change after a review uncovered first—hand accounts of racis

the evacuation of the coastal toilet of gujarat has also started a few days ago. facing the storm has adopted fishing and every the type of gathering on the coasts is temporarily closed and the schools in the areas that are in the path of the storm have been closed. the total speed will be 135 km/h in the coastal areas, its speed will reach about 150 km/h . experts advise that climate change has led to an increase in the occurrence of storms around the world. pakistan and india are vulnerable to adverse weather conditions and have faced many natural disasters in recent years . accused by the european commission of anti-competitive practices in the services sector related to digital advertising, google may be ordered to sell part of its business services in europe in order to prevent monopoly . advertising is the biggest money maker for google, which is about 800 percent of the total revenue. it has been reserved for itself in the last year, and according to the data of the research institute insider intelligence, google has more than a quarter of the global advert

when she published her book on gujarat, i was one of the voices that spoke up for her at the time.till writes, still is quoted, still is very much there, is a good sign. i am concerned about the fact that in addition to the examples you mentioned, the varieties of democracy institute in sweden, the v—dem institute, has described india as an electoral autocracy. that is, the elections are largely free and fair, but once people are elected, they conduct themselves autocratically. and that's not a healthy sign. the government... but remember, stephen, we are a large federal country and the bjp doesn't rule a majority of the states of our country. and even when they did, they lost elections in states they were ruling and now there are opposition parties in a majority of our states, in charge of those states. so it's not as if we are some sort of one—party republic masquerading as a democracy. democracy manifests itself at the state level as well. and it's been for us very important that we have the freedom to challenge the authority of the ruling party in our 28 states. isn't one of th

in other news the western indian state of gujarat is on high alert as a severe cyclone is set to hity is predicted to move towards the state's coastline in the next two days. heavy rains and high tides have been forecast in several coastal districts. fishermen have been advised not to go out into the sea. thousands of people have been evacuated in north—east philippines as the mayon volcano erupts. the volcanic activitiy started to intensify over the weekend. that is one of the most active volcanoes in the country, located in the farming peninsula of bicol. right now lava is flowing slowly, but there is a danger of a fast—moving current of volcanic gases. and thousands of manchester city fans gathered to celebrate their team's historic treble at a parade through the city. city beat inter milan in the champions league final over the weekend. they also won the premier league and fa cup titles this season. they're just the second english men's team to win the treble. a new report out from the un shows no improvement in prejudice against women over the past decade. it reveals nine out of

the cyclone was expected to make landfall in gujarat and will also hit the coast of pakistan's sindhrainfall are already affecting cities in pakistan. residents are stocking up rations as the country prepares for the storm. in india, families are being evacuated or taking refuge shelter ahead of the cyclone. these images come from a village near the border with pakistan. the oscar—winning actress and former mp glenda jackson has died at the age of 87. in a statement, her agent said glenda died peacefully at her home in london this morning after a brief illness with her family by her side. glenda jackson as elizabeth, the steely queen who give everything for her country. it was a dazzling performance. ..from a mesmerising actor. i want to thrust right between his ribs the dagger born on merseyside, she worked for boots, the chemist, but with the royal shakespeare company, and then in film, she shot to stardom in marat/sade, about suffering and struggle in revolutionary france. as to say to me. ken russell's adaptation of women in love won her an oscar for best actress in 1969. you don

our reporter arunday mukharji is in the coastal town of mandvi, in the indian state of gujarat.rning, it started with very heavy rainfall and strong gusts of wind. but that has really weakened as the cyclone has weakened through the course of the day. we drove around the town of the mandvi, which is very close to the shoreline, and we basically saw uprooted trees, uprooted electricity poles as well. there was waterlogging in several areas. we've also seen that there is no electricity in most parts of the city. those who have generators and power of their homes, but most of the others don't have any electricity. shops and businesses have also been shut. we also have been speaking to those who have continued to stay back in the shelters. the government has not told them that they can go back to their villages, because it has not given the all—clear yet. and they have been trying to speak to people to understand what remains of their homes after the cyclone made landfall. many of these people are poor villagers living on the shoreline. they don't have concrete roofs. they have make

the cyclone is forecast to make landfall in the western indian state of gujarat and on the coast of pakistan'sinfall are already affecting the cities in the area, while residents are stocking up rations as the country prepares for the big storm. in india, families are being evacuated or taking refuge shelter ahead of the cyclone biparjoy. these images come from the village ofjakhau, near the border with pakistan. oscar—winning actress and former uk mp glenda jackson has died at the age of 87. in statement, her agent said glenda jackson died peacefully at her home in london this morning after a brief illness with her family at her side. daniela relph takes a look back at her life. if that is your opinion, you had better hide your face indeed! your majesty has only to say... i have said! glenda jackson, as elizabeth r, the steely virgin queen who gave everything for her country. oh, you must forgive me. i am a woman. it was a dazzling performance... you have wives, you have children. you know what it is to love and be loved. ..from a mesmerising actor. i want to thrust right between his ribs the

back in 2005 and when he was the top official in the state of gujarat and when people were killed most muslims, and now as president, you can see that president biden has rolled out the red carpet for him, and a lot has changed in that time as india is now the world's most populous country, and replacing china. and now, some would say that in fact, the two leaders have shared interests, and china is at the heart of it n.2020, indian troops got into a deadly battle, skirmish with the chinese forces in the himalayas along a disputed border, and at least four chinese pla soldiers killed and at least 20 indian soldiers killed and they are in eye-to-eye tense standoff there, and we hear about the rivalry and the tension of the u.s. and china, and india is actually face-to-face with the peoples liberation army in that standoff. that is one of the things that many observers say is bringing the u.s. and india together at this moment. another is the economy. the u.s. has become india's largest trading partner. just today, we got a notice that g.e. is getting a memoranda of understanding to buil

the indian state of gujarat is expected to be directly hit but the authorities in the pakistani provincesural agency, unesco, says the united states wants to rejoin next month. donald trump withdrew the us in 2018, alleging unesco was biased against israel. washington provided almost a quarter of unesco's budget but its payments were suspended when palestine was admitted as a member in 2011. a state funeral will be held in milan on wednesday for the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi. he has died at the age of 86 after leading his country three times. he became the longest serving italian prime minister since the second world war. but he was equally well known for his scandals. bethany bell reports from milan. flags are flying at half mast here in italy for silvio berlusconi, this polarising controversial figure who dominated italian politics for many years. and tributes have been coming in from italy's prime minister, giorgia meloni, who said he was an influential figure in the history of italy and from his political rivals, people like the former italian prime minister matt

in particular, the state of gujarat and the sindh province in pakistan.about the number needing help right now? we know this has been described as not as bad as expected, but nonetheless, when some of the images and pictures we have seen, show quite a lot of destruction and devastation. thank ou for destruction and devastation. thank you for having _ destruction and devastation. thank you for having me. _ destruction and devastation. thank you for having me. you _ destruction and devastation. thank you for having me. you are - destruction and devastation. thank you for having me. you are right i you for having me. you are right that the cyclone that we were expecting would be extremely severe, is now not extremely, but is very severe. it wasn't the worst but it is still bad. you know, when the cyclone hits the coast, it was around 100 kilometres per hour, and the infrastructure in the country, especially in the south, which its various parts of sindh, this means that the houses were of mode and patch material and was severely damaged. the humanitarian org

the cyclone is forecast to make landfall in the western indian state of gujarat and on the coast of pakistan'sd rainfall are already affecting the cities in the area, while residents are stocking up rations as the country prepares for the big storm. in india, families are being evacuated or taking refuge shelter ahead of the cyclone biparjoy. these images come from the village ofjakhau, near the border with pakistan. a huge number of people on the move and taking shelter. we'll get the latest from india in a moment, first here's our correspondent sahar baloch in karachi. the evacuation process of the residence continues as the city braces itself for cyclone biparjoy. 0n braces itself for cyclone biparjoy. on my way to the seaside i saw how huge billboards have been removed by the administration of the city administration has also set around 500 buildings across karachi are completely dilapidated and sensitive to heavy winds. at the same time, the ministerfor heavy winds. at the same time, the minister for climate change also held a press conference and has confirmed that around 64,000 people h

ordered the evacuation of more than 150,000 people as cyclone biparjoy makes landfall in india's gujarat state. the storm crashed ashore earlier today near high tide with a storm surge that threatened to inundate low-lying coastal areas. it's just the third cyclone to hit india's west coast in nearly six decades. here in the united states, thick smoke from dozens of wildfires burning in canada settled over wisconsin and minnesota on wednesday, triggering air quality alerts for very unhealthy levels of fine particle and ozone pollution. the air quality index topped 240 in the twin cities, the region's worst levels on record. president biden has vetoed legislation that would have rolled back a new rule limiting emissions from heavy-duty vehicles. the white house says the rule change will cut nitrogen oxide emissions in half by 2045, preventing thousands of childhood asthma cases and premature deaths every year. the bill to repeal the tougher emissions cleared the senate in with the support of april democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia and with ailing california senator dianne fe

it's expected to blow out of the arabian sea on thursday, striking india's gujarat state with winds toppinghour. some coastal villages have already eared out and officials in pakistan said they intend to evacuate 80,000 people before the storm hits. >> the storm is coming. water will enter our house. so, we are moving to higher ground. i am taking my belongings and children. we'll come back when the water recedes. amna: the cyclone is expected to pass through some of the same pakistani districts that were inundated by devastating floods last summer. the u.s. military reports 22 american troops in syria were injured sunday in a helicopter crash. it happened near the town of shaddadi in the northeast. u.s. officials said there's no indication that hostile fire was involved. at least 900 u.s. troops are in syria at any given time, assisting kurdish-led forces against the islamic state group. an autopsy has determid that u.s. olympic champion sprinter tori bowie died from childbirth complications, including respiratory distress and eclampsia. the medical examiner said the 32-year-old was eight

heavy rains submerged parts of gujarat state as fierce winds uprooted trees and electrical poles. was expected to weaken as it moved across southern pakistan -- an area still recovering from last year's devastating floods. chief dastur: the number of fallen trees has risen. yesterday, only a few small structures collapsed but, judging by the wind speed, the damage might be worse today. excavators are working now to remove those trees. amna: more than 180,000 people in both countries were forced to leave their homes to take shelter ahead of the cyclone. in greece, the search for victims of a migrant boat disaster entered its third and final day -- but hopes are dwindling fast. rescuers have not found any bodies since late wednesday and fear up to 500 missing people have drowned. in kalamata, emotional reunions took place between survivors and their loved ones. about a hundred migrants were moved to a camp outside athens, where officials were overwhelmed with calls. >> i have unending photographs -- small kids, 16, 20-years-old, 25-year-olds, whose parents are looking for them. from

arunoday mukharji sent this report from gujarat. we are in a town half a block away.en it would subside. this is the longest spell in the last 36 hours and these are the after—effects of the cyclone 50 kilometres from where we are. so you can imagine, if it is like this here, 50 kilometres away, imagine what it would be like where the cyclone has been passing. lode imagine what it would be like where the cyclone has been passing. we are amazed at the — the cyclone has been passing. we are amazed at the conditions. _ the cyclone has been passing. we are amazed at the conditions. you - the cyclone has been passing. we are amazed at the conditions. you can . amazed at the conditions. you can understand the devastation with 170,000 evacuated. nothing like that here, obviously. but unbelievable scenes. very rare to get cyclones in that part of pakistan. the storm system is keeping strength as it moves along the borders of india over the next couple of days so more impacts to come. ourweather couple of days so more impacts to come. our weather is almost the opposite, like a