evacuated, hundreds of flights were canceled and businesses closed in preparation for the storm, haikui became the first major storm to hit the island in four years after passing through taiwan, he will head to china on the streets of one of the largest cities in sweden, gothenburg, ukrainians gathered to thank the swedes for their support this year the city is celebrating its four hundredth anniversary, on the occasion of which a big parade was held this weekend, ukrainians also joined the event embroidered with paintings by ukrainian artists and with inscriptions thank you goethe for the support , however, how ukrainian voices are heard in sweden , see the story of yulia kisyk, the swedish city of gothenburg celebrates its four hundredth anniversary on this occasion, residents led a march through the city , joined him, and ukrainian activists presented ukrainian national clothes and symbols in order to familiarize swedes with ukraine even more thoroughly and to remind about the ongoing war, there are many of us here, we are a part of this city, it is important to show us as a national

taiwan was covered by typhoon haikui, causing showers and gusts of wind. people were injured. injuries nearly 10,000 households were without power other reports of damage were few there were heavy rains in the capital taipei about 4,000 people were evacuated hundreds of flights were canceled and businesses closed in preparation for the storm haikui became the first major storm to hit the island in four years after passing through taiwan, it will head to china the dragons spacecraft with four astronauts on board has left the international space station and is returning to earth nasa reports the landing the ship is expected tomorrow, september 4, around seven o'clock kyiv time, the participants of the sixth mission, two nasa astronauts, one from the united arab emirates and a russian , spent 6 months in orbit, as is known , on august 27, the ship with four crew members of the seventh mission successfully docked with the international space station, and here spacex launched 13 military satellites into orbit for the us space forces , the falcon 9 rocket launch

haikui initially made landfall on sunday. it was the first typhoon to hit the island in four years.ols and businesses have remained closed. the spanish authorities have issued weather warnings in the regions around madrid, because of flooding caused by exceptionally heavy rain. a number of train services across the country have been cancelled. the floods brought by storm dana have caused mudslides and swept debris into the roads, making many impassable. more rain is expected on monday. the french government has reiterated its commitment to maintaining troops in niger and keeping its ambassador in place. the military leadership in niamey demanded the envoy�*s expulsion more than a week ago. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of the capital for a third consecutive day near a french military base. france has about 1,500 soldiers stationed in niger. as we mentioned in our headlines. the hunting of whales has resumed in iceland after the country decided not to extend a temporary ban that was put in place earlier this summer. a series of new regulations and increased monitorin

haikui initially made landfall on sunday. it was the first typhoon to hit the island in four years.eather warnings in the regions around madrid, toledo and cadiz because of flooding caused by exceptionally heavy rain. a number of train services across the country have been cancelled. the floods brought by storm dana have caused mudslides and swept debris into the roads, making many impassable. more rain is expected on monday. the french government has reiterated its commitment to maintaining troops in niger and keeping its ambassador in place. the military leadership in niamey demanded the envoy�*s expulsion more than a week ago. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of the capital for a third consecutive day near a french military base. france has about 1,500 soldiers stationed in niger. 0rganisers of the burning man festival in the united states have postponed the event's finale — the burning of a large wooden effigy — until monday because of the treacherous weather conditions. heavy rain has turned nevada's black rock desert into a quagmire. some of the tens of thousands

haikui initially made landfall on sunday. it was the first typhoon to hit the island in four years.ther warnings the french government has reiterated its commitment to maintaining troops in niger and keeping its ambassador in place. the military leadership in niamey demanded the envoy�*s expulsion more than a week ago. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of the capital for a third consecutive day near a french military base. france has about 1500 soldiers stationed in niger. the spanish authorities have issued weather warnings in the regions around madrid, because of flooding caused by exceptionally heavy rain. a number of train services across the country have been cancelled. the floods brought by storm dana have caused mudslides and swept debris into the roads, making many impassable. more rain is expected on monday. over 100 schools in england and scotland will be closed or partially shut today over safety concerns about a concrete known to be at risk of crumbling. investigations are also under way in schools in wales and northern ireland. ministers have said the gover

as haikui approached the island, 7,000 people rushed to flee their homes.aiwan's electricity provider is still working to restore power to tens of thousands of customers. more than 200 flights have been delayed or canceled. offices were closed and schools suspended in several counties and cities. >>> scientists are racing to understand a highly mutated coronavirus variant. b.a. 286 has made an evolutionary leap similar to the original omicron variant almost two years ago. the omicron wave caused infections and hospitalizations to spike to their highest points in the pandemic. that's in the united states. but early lab tests are easing fears. one scientist saying the b.a.2.86 variant is not "the second coming of omicron." preliminary results in china find that the variant appears less infectious than previous viruses. a swedish study is finding that our antibodies do not appear to be powerless against it. >>> in chile, a joyous ending to 42 years of sorrow. a mother who told -- was told her son died at childbirth got a stunning phone call telling her he is a

as it clears away then, our attention turns to the next typhoon, haikui, which will bring some very wetlice in south africa so they have shot and killed 18 people in the north west and limpopo province. these pictures from the senior officers near a cordoned off area wearing protective suits. police say the killed the men when they were planning to rob a cash truck. to south africa now, and rescue teams have spent the day searching through the gutted remains of a johannesburg apartment block after a fire on thursday. the blaze in the overcrowded and condemned five—storey building claimed 7a lives, including 12 children. the cause of the fire is still unknown, but forensic investigators are also at the site, picking through the charred remains of the burnt—out building. it had been "hijacked", a term used in south africa for a building that has been taken over by squatters and undocumented immigrants. it's been described as one of the worst fire incidents in the city's recent history. our correspondent shingai nyoka is following the story for us. she explained the process that is under w

coastal areas of the megapolis , the strongest volley downpour hit it, it was brought by the tropical haikui storm. uh, flooded whole neighborhoods. the street is like stormy rivers, the stairs are more like waterfalls , literally you can’t drive through, in places waist-deep water in giant puddles, cars stall. rescuers help everyone who turned out to be blocked in cars, and the danger level is higher than the black level , a record amount of precipitation fell in just an hour. it is the strongest of the last 140 years. such news to this minute. see you soon. schludinger code podcast is with you and i am its host grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chief of the popular science magazine codeshodinger and my co-host the real cat bari is our podcast from popular science about how easy it is to understand complex things and how to see complexity in very simple and mundane things. and today we have a wonderful guest maria kalinina doctor of chemistry, professor of the russian academy of sciences, leading researcher at the frundinava institute of physical chemistry and electrochemistry. hello absolutely

typhoon haikui is blasting the coast with wind speeds of up to 190 kilometres an hour.in in some areas in just 2a hours. thousands of people in rural areas are in evacuation shelters and hundreds of domestic flights and ferries have been cancelled. a meteor has been filmed streaking across the night sky in turkey. the green shafts of light were caught on camera as it passed over the city of erzurum and gumushane province in the east of the country. quite a sight. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it was a rather misty and murky start to the day. we had some quite dense fog patches first thing this morning, but much of that has tended to lift up or clear away, and for many we have sunshine out there. this was the scene earlier in cheshire, lovely blue skies, a bit of cloud over the hills in the distance, and it is high pressure that will keep things it settled and dry out today for most. just this front affecting the far north of scotland, some outbreaks of rain is that it might rain at times. elsewhere, though, lots of blue skies and sunshine, just a bit of cloud ar

typhoon haikui has brought winds of up to 190 kilometres an hour. 0ur reporter, nicky schiller, is in gathered pace as it approached taiwan, and what you can see behind me is one of the government webcams where you can see the torrential rain pounding the lens. it“s predicted in some areas there could be at least half a metre of rain by monday. with those winds of 190 kilometres an hour, it's no surprise that trees and power lines have been brought down in several coastal towns, causing, as you can see, damage to vehicles. the state—run taiwan power company says it is working hard to restore electricity to tens of thousands of homes and businesses. all domestic flights were cancelled on sunday. roads have also been damaged, with the authorities warning that there is a risk of landslides in some mountainous districts. thousands of people have been moved to evacuation centres, whilst others are staying sheltering in their homes, although they have been told to stay away from windows in case they get broken by flying debris in those strong winds. the military have mobilised soldiers and

times before international events, at least two people died due to flooding caused by tropical storm haikui in the southeast of china, hundreds of firefighters became victims of bad weather, another policeman went missing during a rescue operation, and thousands people had to be evacuated in the coastal province of fujian, schools in the region were closed , flights were canceled at airports, the authorities also stopped trains and buses, it is noted that in province - in the provincial center of fuzhou, about 50,000 people were injured , the economic losses are estimated at more than 75 million dollars. meanwhile, we remind you of another important fundraiser. to a separate rifle battalion of the armed forces of ukraine, the guys are fighting in the hot donetsk direction , in particular, this is mavik three, about mavik 3t , kamikaze drones and components for them, our goal is 1 million 900,000 uah, thanks to you, it has already been collected more than 450,000 we ask you to actively donate and our defenders report enemy losses we wish you health, we are the air reconnaissance department o

, when he was released, he also fought for the liberation of the prisoners of the kremlin . storm haikui in the southeast of china, two firefighters became victims of the weather, another policeman went missing during the rescue operation, as well as thousands people had to be evacuated from fujian province, schools in the region were closed, flights at airports were canceled, the authorities also stopped trains and buses, it is noted that in the provincial center of fuzhou, about 50,000 people were affected, economic losses are estimated at more than 75 million dollars, in the meantime, we remind you of another important collection espresso and the vesna charitable foundation are raising funds for the purchase of modern drones for our uav scouts. the 23rd separate rifle battalion of the armed forces of ukraine, which is fighting in the hot donetsk direction, in particular, is a mavik-3 about mavik-3t kamikaze drones and components for them, our goal is 1 million 900,000 hryvnias , thanks to you, more than 450,000 have already been collected. the air targets were told by the commander of

imagery shows the hurricane bearing down on south—eastern china, and close behind it is tropical storm haikuievacuated in china's guangdong province amid heavy flooding. thousands of train drivers have been on strike again today, leaving large parts of england without services. members of the aslef union have been involved in a long running dispute over pay. tomorrow, in a separate strike, rail workers will walk out from 1a different train companies, cutting services in half. journeys into scotland and wales will be affected. meanwhile, the future of station ticket offices is under scrutiny. hundreds could close in england, with a public consultation ending at midnight. our transport correspondent katy austin has the latest. a ticket office in surrey open for business today, but for how much longer? under pressure from the government to cut costs, train companies say ticket—buying habits have changed and they want to use staff differently. a public consultation has received at least half a million responses. i buy them on an app, but i understand that there's a lot of people locally who don't

typhoon haikui is blasting the coast with wind speeds of up to 190 kilometres an hour. half a metre of rain in some areas in just 2a hours. those are the live pictures from taiwan. thousands of people in rural areas are in evacuation shelters and hundreds of domestic flights and ferries have been cancelled. almost a year on from the death of queen elizabeth ii, plans for a permanent memorial are under way. a committee will choose the most appropriate tribute to britain's longest—reigning monarch, which will be unveiled in 2026 to mark what would have been the year of her 100th birthday. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has more. back in 1955, on a gloomy day on the mall in london, the young queen elizabeth unveiled a statue to her own father, king george vi. it was a public memorial to him. a tribute to his reign where his daughter praised his wartime service. he was the living symbol of our steadfastness. he never wavered in his faith that with god's help, the cause of freedom would prevail. there are tributes to kings and queens across the country. the traditiona

that produces petrochemical products . process flooded streets and streams of muddy water typhoon haikui wreaked havoc in china's fujian province reports the reuters agency, vehicles are stuck in the water in some areas , more than 300 mm of precipitation was recorded in one day, according to the national metrological center, the typhoon has already lost its strength and turned into a tropical storm. the vesna fund is raising funds for the purchase of modern drones for our uav scouts, the 23rd separate rifle battalion of the armed forces of ukraine, which is fighting in the hot donetsk direction, needs a mavic 3 pro in particular magic 3t kamikaze drones and components for them , our goal is 1 million 900,000 uah, thanks to you, more than 450,000 uah have already been collected. ukraine dismissed oleksiy reznikov from the position of minister of defense of ukraine for 327 deputies, the minister personally reported for 552 days of his work in the position. today he was removed from his post, well, at least the deputies of the head of the anti-monopoly e-e of this fund voted for it about m

typhoon haikui has brought winds of up to i90km/h.thousands without power. and there have been concerns of landslides and rockfalls in communities in the mountains of western taiwan. our reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. the storm gathered pace as it approached taiwan, and what you can see behind me as one of the government webcams where you can see the torrential rain pounding the lens. now, it is predicted in some areas there could be at least half a metre of rain by monday. now, with those winds of i90km/h, it's no surprise that trees and powerlines have been brought down in several coastal towns, causing, as you can see, damage to vehicles. now, the state—run taiwan power company says it is working hard to restore electricity to tens of thousands of homes and businesses. all domestic flights were cancelled on sunday. roads have also been damaged with the authorities warning that there is a risk of landslides in some mountainous districts. thousands of people have been moved to evacuation centres, whilst others

in taiwan, people are bracing for a different storm, typhoon haikui, sunday. 3,000 people were evacuatedfan of basketball. her keepers taught her how to put a ball through a hoop to help keep herjoints moving as she gets older. juno�*s reviews are all conclusive — she�*s �*otterly�* impressive! stay with us here on bbc news. that�*s all from us here in washington, we leave you with these live pictures of london as we hand off to our colleagues there. stayed tuned right here on bbc news. hello. the weather is set to feel decidedly summer—like over the next few days but there is one small reminder that we are now into september. a bit of a more autumnal and murky start to sunday with mist and fog patches in places. a completely different type of weather in the far north of the uk. the stripe of cloud on the earlier satellite image is a frontal system which will continue to bring outbreaks of rain in the far north of scotland. it will be breezy here as well. further south, under the influence of high pressure with light winds, there are some mist and fog patches around across parts of engla

and then following close on its heels, similar area will be the next typhoon haikui, which is just pushingment. but let's take a look at the track of typhoon saola first and over the next few days it's going to move its way close to the coast here of hong kong, hong kong and guangdong. there could be about 300 millimetres of rain falling over the mountainous areas there before it then curls back probably in towards the south china sea, affecting hainan and the peninsula as well. so let's take a look at the rainfall associated with this system. you can see the green colours here indicating the torrential rainfall. it's going to move very close to hong kong over the next 2a hours or so. but of course, notjust the rain. these really strong winds coming in from an easterly direction. they're going to be pushing up the sea level across the region so we could see coastal inundation as the sea rises by around about three metres compared to normal around the hong kong region, pushing off then gradually towards the southwest. but you can see already the next storm system lining up and that's going

tropical cyclones have formed in the northwest pacific ocean and south china sea, with saola and haikuiogi — is the most distant from land and is still classified as a tropical storm. with more on this here's sarah keith lucas. we have seen a very busy spell and the typhoon season with more to come. you can see saola rotating, it has a large typhoon moving gradually closer to the coast of the south—west of china approaching hong kong, at will probably be the worst typhoon to impact hong kong in five years and following closely will be the next typhoon pushing in to want taiwan but lets look at the track of typhoon saola and it will move close to the coast of hong kong, could be about 300 millimetres of rain falling over the mountainous areas before moving back to the south china sea. looking at the rainfall, the green colours indicate the torrential rainfall, very close to hong kong over the next 24—hour was but notjust hong kong over the next 24—hour was but not just the hong kong over the next 24—hour was but notjust the rain, strong wins from the east pushing up the sea—level in the

typhoon haikui is blasting the coast with wind speeds of up to 190 kilometres an hour.a's spacex crew—6 members are on their way back to earth. they safely undocked from the international space station. the group have spent six months on board the iss carrying out vital research and scientific experiments. the are due to splashdown off florida later on sunday. pope francis has ended his visit to mongolia with a message to chinese catholics to be good citizens. his trip has supported mongolia's tiny roman catholic population, but also tried to reassure beijing that the church poses no threat. finally this half hour, we wanted to show you some police bodycam footage from massachusetts in the us, when an officer was called to an intruder in a pool. hey, the pool is closed. 0h, hey, the pool is closed. oh, it's got spots. it's just a little thing. hey, blood. yes, it turned out to be a small deer that had got trapped in the cover of a private pool. it swam around in the water, at one point trying — as you can see — to get out itself. finally after multiple failed attempts a

typhoon haikui has brought winds of up to 190 km/h. more than a0 people are reported injured.ns of landslides and rockfalls in communities in the moutains of western taiwan. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. india has switched off its moon rover after successfully conducting a list of experiments. india's space agency said on x, formerly known as twitter, that it was set to sleepmode. adding that it hopes to eventually wake it back up for another set of assignments. india's chandrayaan—3 was the first spacecraft to reach the lunar south pole just over a week ago. torrential rains have swept across spain, with residents in madrid advised to stay at home. large areas of the countryside in the castellon have been flooded. emergency services sent text messages to residents of madrid advising them not to use vehicles. a football match between atletico madrid and sevilla in madrid was also suspeneded due to the alert. in madrid was also suspended due to the alert. to argentina now where the world cup of tango danced o

the eye of haikui is on the island now. people here are hunkering down. they have stocked up on food, dry food instant noodles, candles and batteries in case there are blackouts. the local power company is reporting 9,300 houses are having blackouts. two people were injured with a tree falling on their van. the airport in north taiwan that is closed, so 226 plus domestic flats are canceled plus 41 and more international flights are canceled. if our viewers are seeking transit in taipei or destinations in taiwan, check with your travel agent. i must mention this. previously there was a typhoon hitting hong kong. there are three of them interacting with each other. this is extreme weather. as our reporters previously mentioned, this planet is having above-average temperatures and this is fueling the typhoon. it's typhoon season here in the pacific. back to you, kim. >> andy lee in taipei. thanks so much. >>> president biden visited storm ravaged florida on friday in the wake of hurricane idalia. accompanied by the first lady, he met with many whose homes we

typhoon haikui is expected to bring heavy rain and sustained wind speeds of more than 140 kilometresws. i will have the headlines for you injust here on bbc news. i will have the headlines for you in just a short while. hello there. it was a rather misty and murky start to the day. we had some quite dense fog patches first thing this morning, but much of that has tended to lift up and clear away. and for many of us, we've got some sunshine out there. this was the scene a bit earlier on in cheshire, some lovely blue skies, a bit of cloud over the hills in the distance. and its higher pressure which is going to keep things settled and drier today for most of us, just this weather front affecting the far north of scotland. some outbreaks of rain at times and a rather brisk south—westerly wind here as well. the rain will continue on and off across the far north and north west of scotland into the afternoon. elsewhere, though, lots of blue skies and sunshine, just a bit of cloud around the irish sea there lapping into the coast there of cumbria, lancashire, a bit of cloud also around the

amy: in china, remnants of typhoon haikui struck hong kong on thursday, bringing widespread flooding and triggering landslides. more than six inches of rain fell on hong kong in less than one hour, the fastest rate of precipitation since records began in 1884. in brazil, the death toll from a cyclone that brought flash flooding to southern states earlier this week is approaching 40. in the mediterranean, at least 18 are dead from unprecedented storms that dropped over a year's worth of rain in less than 24 hours over some areas. on thursday, helicopter crews were dispatched in parts of greece to rescue residents who were trapped on their rooftops. in the atlantic, hurricane lee has rapidly intensified to become this year's first category 5 hurricane, with sustained winds of up to 165 miles-per-hour. forecasters say lee will remain north of the caribbean islands but could potentially strike the u.s., the canadian east coast, or bermuda late next week. in hawaii, residents of maui are marking one month since the devastating maui wildfire decimated the historic town of lahaina. the offi

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thousands of homes remain without power this morning across much of eastern taiwan, after typhoon haikuiesterday afternoon. it's the first typhoon to make a direct hit on the island in four years. around a0 people are reported to have been injured. but so far there are no reports of major structural damage, some of the tens of thousands of people at the burning man festival in the united states have managed to leave the desert site, which has been turned into a quagmire by heavy rain. road access has been closed and with further thunderstorms possible it could be several days before everyone can get home. 0ur correspondent, david willis, sent this report from the festival site in nevada. # i want to know, have you ever seen the rain? they've seen it here. what's thought to be the longest, heaviest rainfall since this festival was launched 37 years ago. the day before people were due to start heading home, the dusty desert sand was transformed into a quagmire, prompting organisers to close the gates. a driving ban remains in force here but the organisers say it's too wet and muddy for peo

the strongest volley downpour hit the metropolis, it was brought by a tropical haikui storm. e.