new floating home they cast off for the 1st time. captain ed gavin helen has trained his novice crew over night and chemistry student 10 collects water samples every 100 kilometers. it's part of his master's thesis. higgin, the blue the samples will go to vienna where they'll be checked for tire additives . i up the tire abrasion is one of the biggest sources of micro plastics and bodies of water. dell also be checks for residue from drugs, fertilizer and plaster sizes. all contaminants which are difficult to filter out, oh, the team will be on the boat for 7 weeks. there are still 2400 kilometers to go. but the stomach flu is going around forcing crew members to spend spells lying in bed. andreas thought has been spared that, but he hasn't even bigger problem. kind of been direct again. wasn't it, tim? can you do something with the shoulder? the sort of. uh huh. yeah. the to neoprene went, suits, have rubbed his skin ra. should infection said in that would spell the end of his expedition? but andreas thought refuses to even think about that. in just concentrates on swimming. every d

helene has no intent now or in the future to combine units. second, privacy. d.r. requesters are asking us to eliminate all north south windows on the building. slide 9 shows existing position of helene's south kitchen window. >> the new position -- slide 11 shows existing position of north kitchen windows. slide 12 new position of the same windows. nothing exceptional or extra ordinary. nothing changes here. slide 13 shows floor plan view of how helene's north windows that we just looked at in elevation relate to 65 homestead top floor bedroom. there is no direct privacy issue. it shows that when you stand inside of the kitchen looking out the windows facing north which have high window sills you can't look into the adjacent bedroom next door at 65. 14 is examples of other buildings on the street with north south facing windows that look into other properties. it is normal and regular in this neighborhood and in the city. not exceptional or extraordinary. third ask. neighbors want to eliminate the popout at top floor unit. slide 15 shows this lops off the kitch ope

we do helen has a look at how this will impact life for commuters. >> with the lift of a shovel, caltranss the back ground of the north they will soon be getting stronger. >> when we finish this project, it could be years from now, we will have over 50 miles of hov lanes from the sausalito to windsor. >> abe highway 101 is about to look a little different. caltrans is preparing to add a third hov lane from novato to the marin county line. >> obviously you can travel hov lane for most transit come a carpool lane, better for the environment, promote active transportation. >> this is the last part of the project that has been going on for more than a decade now. >> it's the start of something kind of knew but it's the last of all the project, so you can see the light at the end of the narrows, so to speak. >> assembly member mark levine has been representing the north bay during the entire project. the total price tag around 750 million dollars from federal, state, and local dollars including gas tax money. >> we don't want to just pay the tax and wonder where it went. it's coming right back

olga olegovna, the rich will just remember you, if you call me, then helen brown has already recoveredare you coming to me alone? okay, i 'm waiting for you. but it looks like the end of our little tragedy is approaching. if if you dear don't mind, right? what happened to you at home? i ask you to? please, come through. thank you let me. i'll treat you to a drink that you like so much. i ask you to. if i understand correctly, some problems have arisen, which is unfortunate, of course? tell us we have a competitor. as soon as picnic he introduced himself as the captain of the traffic police, the money also left. they were always worn out belt. i'm sorry, well i'll have to look for another client. until you look for it without money. but it was nice to meet you. well, olga olegovna, i don’t dare to detain you any longer. all the best to you. continue you will not forgive the mass. olga olegovna carefully look at this man. you recognize him, he is the kidnapper isn't it a shame what a powerful organization is? what is our organs introduced around the finger of a single person. are you pai

helen: what has been happening is different senior nesters have been in number 10 meeting with mr.. some have said he should stay, but others, including people who have been staunch backers, like home secretary priti patel, telling mr. johnson his time is up, and i think it is clear which side of the debate oris johnson has come down on. he has been arguing with them that he s the a mandate from the 40 million people who voted for the conservative party, which he was leader of at the time he was elected in the 2019 general election. he does not believe any of his successors success, and if they get rid of him, the u.k. will be headed towards another general election. that particular move, sacking michael gove who has been a key member of the government is a huge move, and the language with which number 10 has done it -- it was done in a phone call, we understand, and the language number 10 have put out around it is something. a source said about the sacking of michael gove, you can't have a snake that is not with you on any of the big arguments that then gleefully tells the pss the

accused of groping two men at a private members' club, and has now been suspended from the conservative party. our political correspondent heleny said it would not prejudge the investigation and urged people to respect the process. in tamworth in staffordshire this morning it was all quiet. mr pinter has not spoken since he resigned as deputy chief whip on thursday night, after being accused of groping two men at the carlton club. he said he had drunk far too much and embarrassed himself. he remains the mp for tamworth. some constituents said they were unhappy at his behaviour. said they were unhappy at his behaviour-— said they were unhappy at his behaviour. , , behaviour. very disappointed in him. we have always _ behaviour. very disappointed in him. we have always voted _ behaviour. very disappointed in him. we have always voted tory _ behaviour. very disappointed in him. we have always voted tory and - behaviour. very disappointed in him. we have always voted tory and we i we have always voted tory and we always will. and i love boris. and it's a shame he has to take the flak for all of it. it it's a shame he has to take t

our political correspondent helen catt has more.onstituency of tamworth in staffordshire this morning, it was all quiet. mr pincher himself has not spoken publicly since he resigned as the deputy chief whip on thursday night after being accused of groping two men at the private carlton club in london. he said in his resignation letter that he had "drunk far too much" and embarrassed himself. he remains the mp for tamworth. some constituents told us they were unhappy at his behaviour. very disappointed in him because we've always voted tory and we always will. and i love boris. and it's a shame he has to take the flak for all of it. it's not right, is it? it's wrong. he's there to look after the people in tamworth, and he does things like this. he is meant to be representing the town and that is not - representation that you really want. i think it's disgraceful and it is now time he left. a formal complaint has now been made to parliament's independent complaints and grievance scheme, which investigates allegations of sexual miscond

she beat well, number 4, paola by dosa. 6162 in just under an hour is the 1st time helen has beaten the top 5 play on grass. i like will play amanda and he sim, over who ended how many tons, impressive debut run. elena, back in a has reached her 1st quarter finals at the championship with straight sets went over petra martin. she hasn't dropped to set yet. it buckner who switch nationalities for years go to kazakhstan, is the, any russian born player at this tournament, ass off to russian and bella, russian players were banned in response to the invasion of ukraine or wimbledon organizes, and now been fined over a $1000000.00 by the women's tennis association for the move, both yawning club and the lawn tennis association have appealed. meanwhile, national and pick committee president thomas bar has been visiting ukraine to discuss providing sports aid and support to the country and it's athletes. bar met with around 100 members of the cranium team at the olympic training center and told some of the damage sporting facilities in the country. he's told president vladimir zalinski, he pla

has now been suspended from the conservative party. the party says it would not pre—judge the investigation and urged people to respect the process. our political correspondent helen this morning it was all quiet. chris pincher himself is not spoken publicly since he resigned as the deputy chief whip on thursday night after being accused of groping two men at a private club in london. he said in his resignation letter that he had drunk five too much and embarrassed himself. he remains the mp for tamworth and some constituents told us they were unhappy at his saviour. you make very disappointed in him because we have always voted tory and we always will, and i love boris. and it's a shame he has to take the flak for all of it. it is not right. _ take the flak for all of it. it is not right. is _ take the flak for all of it. it is not right, is it? _ take the flak for all of it. it is not right, is it? it _ take the flak for all of it. it is not right, is it? it is - take the flak for all of it. it is not right, is it? it is wrong. take the flak for all of it. it is i not right, is it? it is wrong. he take the flak for all of it. it is - not right, is it? it is wron

if morocco do up for a new coach, it will be the 3rd time by helene, which has been fired just months before the beginning of a work got it happened in 2010 when he was with ivory coast and again in 2018 with japan. supporters wanted the moroccan football federation to make a final decision once and for all with to hold via know if they replace them. i hope they find a moroccan coach. we have people better than him. oh, whatever the decision, the large american community in guitar will no doubt make the team feel like they are playing at home. everyone, lambert, idea jazeera rabbit. now chin is here, have been drawn in group di, alongside the defending champions, france as well as australia and denmark. while morocco they face beats in 2018 finest croatia in their opening game of group f. then they come up against belgium for by canada. you're making just their 2nd world cup appearance. now those teams can expect some strong support. hearing cats, i was a big north african ex patrick community. johnny is now in the studio and had been hatch. kelly, for the spokesman for the tin is in

helene has no intent now or in the future to combine units. second, privacy. d.r. requesters are asking us to eliminate all north south windows on the building. slide 9 shows existing position of helene's south kitchen window. >> the new position -- slide 11 shows existing position of north kitchen windows. slide 12 new position of the same windows. nothing exceptional or extra ordinary. nothing changes here. slide 13 shows floor plan view of how helene's north windows that we just looked at in elevation relate to 65 homestead top floor bedroom. there is no direct privacy issue. it shows that when you stand inside of the kitchen looking out the windows facing north which have high window sills you can't look into the adjacent bedroom next door at 65. 14 is examples of other buildings on the street with north south facing windows that look into other properties. it is normal and regular in this neighborhood and in the city. not exceptional or extraordinary. third ask. neighbors want to eliminate the popout at top floor unit. slide 15 shows this lops off the kitch ope

so our goal is home to long. helen one does, has on level under your thigh mood and $16000.00 to of these automated bins have been installed in solar innovations like these together with trick government regulations that have enabled south korea to turn its full waste problem around if there is one place that symbolizes the success? it's sky park, located west asshole. it a trucks a $10000000.00 visitors annually. but only 30 years ago. this is what it looked like. back then. it was the largest lend feeling the word a place that south koreans called the land of death. professor kim is a landscape architect who's been studying des sparks transformation once they get on in and sit at uga, a young man has on the phone in time for him as it is all i will let him say dawking's ru alina hall door putting there the games, a man, the legal, bountiful, divine hall. i'm just going there. you're getting to wonder how will as on earth and know as an insider hogwash here. put it boots up. we are again, i'm with it a bit similar here. thought it on one. it was about to young, didn't say that now i told

and yeah, i think it's i think it's exciting you helen mcdonald also has ages. talk is another one that i think i've loved reading so. just two questions, since you've probably had a very busy day. have you seen the news out of australia regarding their election everything? and do you have a quick the election? so the morrison government is no longer a thing. wow, and do you have a reaction as to what that might mean for the great barrier reef and then second just as a quick one. is there anything the average late person who doesn't work in science or can do to support coral reefs in any way well so i'm i'm speaking from the point of view of some of the scientists in australia who are very verbal about the morrison government on twitter, and i'm sure there'll be elated the morrison government affect supported some of the worst coal mine development in australia, like right on the banks of the great barrier reef, which is critically threatened by climate change as i said, so that's you know, i'm sure there's probably some happiness. i i don't know, you know. enou

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the prime minister has returned to another growing political storm at westminster. ian watson of bbc news. our political correspondent, helenminster. this lunchtime at the deputy official spokesperson of the prime minister has been defending the decision to appoint chris pincher in february as the deputy chief whip and there have been concerns in westminster for a while but the spokesman said the prime minister had not been aware before the appointment of any specific allegations and he said the process for appointing him had gone through the process that all ministerial appointments go through, the vetting process, and in the absence of any formal complaint it was not appropriate to stop an appointment on the basis of unsubstantiated allegations. he said at the time the prime minister had considered chris pincher to be the best fit for the role. also holding the line that there is no plan in government to investigate this but as we heard in the report there is a lot of pressure growing this afternoon from opposition mps and some within the conservative party more privately, thatis conservative party more privately, that is

our political correspondent, helen catt, has the latest. there are six candidates to be the next prime minister. by the end the day, there be fine. by the end the day, there be five. this is how the first round of voting by conservative mps ended yesterday. two candidates will be eliminated. jeremy hunt and nadhim zahawi. of the eight candidates who made it onto the ballot, two were knocked out, leaving just six contenders in the race to number 10. jeremy hunt, who came second to borisjohnson in 2019, has told the bbc he will now back rishi sunak. the big challenge we face now is economic, and this is someone of formidable ability who has been thinking about the right thing to do for our economy, forfamilies up and down the country, very hard over the last two years. but, in the end, it's not about policy. i've been around for long enough to know that politics is really about character. and rishi sunak is one of the most decent, straight people with the highest standards of integrity that i have ever met in british politics. the former chan

. >> i think it has started. helen of troy, and josh is right, it's not the big and important companies, but helen of troy put up a really good quarter. but in their guidance, they cut their guidance from the midpoint, say $13-$10. helen of troy, for those who don't know, our consumer products. they typically buy mature lines from companies like proctor and gamble, et cetera and put new marketing dollars behind it. the company has performed well. over the last number of years. but from 13 to 10, that's a 30% cut. i had dinner last week with lee koopman and unfortunately you were there to pick up the check. not that that necessarily you would have been invited, scott. but his number i believe is 195. actually, we had a broker pick it up, but that's okay. i get alligator arms when it comes to getting checks. but the number i believe next year is 195. so he thinks we are coming into this year, next year. i agree with it. i do think it's important. so right now, it's just a pause. it's a pause in front of the all-important

he's learning from himself, sophia helene, and understand that he has the ability to change his body untold millions, but keep his memories as a woman intact, while progressing further. william, she'll end up with ah edi, i bet on my forearm is basically made of silicone. now a source of a tube goes into and out of my forearm every day. for 7 months. when it's used to take flesh from my arm, which will then be replaced with flesh from my stomach to refund, who did it food, the silicone tube and the tissue surrounding it will be used to create my new genitals. and the aim is further urethra to pass through the silicone tube. during the surgery of my forearm will be cut open here and here and later sewn back together. and the flash removed will be used to make my genitals when they grow the head here, which will be 3 centimeters. and from here they grow, the testicles is also 3 centimeters. it wouldn't chrissy then and they'll take flesh from my thigh to reconstruct my forearm. we'll eat, but then my genitals will be created and grafted yes. this model and i've been undergoing these op

japan, like many western nations, has followed the lead of the united states in imposing economic sanctions on russia for its war in ukraine. even projects such as a sack helen, to natural gas joint venture, which it has refused to pull out of a now and a threat. russia recently took over the development and supplies which are essential to japan, could be cut to pans made a real effort to get on to renewables. but even here, they still rely on fossil fuels, 88 percent of their primary energy sources, like everywhere else in the world pump prices of increased between 5 and 10 percent . in the last couple of months with years of pandemic restrictions expected to slow chinese production, it's neighbors could also suffer. but here japan's prospects look rather better as asian supply chains reorganize. they're using japanese technology to do so. obviously, japan is being hurt by the incredible cost push inflation. japan is a big importer of energy, is a very big importer of food. and as a result of that, you know, the purchasing power of the people and you know, is under downward pressure. but japan is different from the rest of the world because it's got a very

helen. all right, it has already started. >> are you surprised? >> absolutely not. growing up, i can still count on one hand, maybe two or three hands at the most. i was here not even a year and i had my first racial running at 14 or 15. if you do not know, you will know right away where you are not wanted at or where you are not welcome at. >> wow. just rolled up. >> let's see if we can find some living while black. here it is. >> now we can get back to why we came to this park in the first place. i came to speak with reggie jackson. not that one or that one, this one. a historian who does not play games. >> the person walked over here, walked right into that. >> it is amazing. we joke about it, we give it a hashtag or whatever. it is not funny though. especially in milwaukee. the relationship between police department and black people in the city has always been a bad relationship. there has been a history of things, incidents of unarmed blacks being killed by the police. even this neighborhood, one of the things that happened to tamir smith, he was shot about two

and if the conservative party has any sense, it will learn the lessons for us. johnson's tumultuous time in power reach helen's now to 0 london out. there is indian barbara has been following the story. joined us live now from outside the prime minister's office at 10 downing street in central london. so for now he is still in office. he is prime minister, but he is not in power. how is the government supposed to work? will good question, maria. many people are, are seeing that precise question because boys johnson, when he made that a speech earlier on thursday here made it clear that although he was some launching the process of choosing a new conservative party leader. so standing down in that post, he was very determined to stay on as prime minister until there was a new leader at shows. and you might be able to hear some of the protest as at the gate. so down the street saying, go now, boris. some of his own m. p. 's have been saying the same in the last her 12 hours or so. and the situation is that he's already chaired or his 1st cabinet meeting since saying he was stepping down some new faces. of course

so we're saving chestnuts has officially entered a recession, but helen prefers to call it a transitionalte. many economists and americans agree that a recession is a broad-based weakening of the economy, which includes large layoffs in companies, plant closures, household financial problems , and a slowdown in private sector activity. this is not what we are seeing right now. kraft hines is selling a baby food business in russia, and the intentions of the american company, citing sources in the investment community, kommersant writes, two plants are put up for sale, with a total capacity of 30,000 tons of products per year, as well as smart brands. and sami with a mustache assets are estimated at 3 billion rubles. should note that we are talking about the ivanovo baby food and production plant in the stavropol territory. but the plant in the leningrad region. at the moment, it’s not for sale, i’ll add that many western companies reserve a foothold for returning to the russian market, as for the kraft hines assets put up for sale, sources say that a group of companies, chernogolovka , are

before and they are again like in the first showed declines so the us economy has officially entered a recession, but helencall it is a transitional state. many economists and americans agree that a recession is a broad-based weakening of the economy, which includes large layoffs in companies, business closures, problems with household finances, and a slowdown in private sector activity. this is not what we are seeing right now. in america, the corporate reporting season continues. which companies pleased investors, and whose results were worse than expected, the latest figures in our material? major u.s. tech companies report work in the second quarter, apple and amazon pleased shareholders, but intel again disappointed the smartphone maker reported a record revenue of $ 38 billion, profit was also better than stock forecasts in an extended session. increased by 3% not everything is so simple for amazon the company received a loss of 2 billion. however, the revenue was better than expected, as was the forecast for the next two quarters by investors. in general, they were satisfied and as a result, the gro

helen willetts. slightly cooler today? it hasshened a little today away from the south—east were heatwave conditions continue but there is a warning of extreme heat from the met office because we expect even higher temperatures working through the weekend and into the early part of next week. widespread impact on health and infrastructure so one to watch. at the moment we have got hot conditions in the south and east. somewhat cooler conditions and a few showers in the north and west. quite breezy across the north of scotland. that is blowing in the art shower. by that is blowing in the art shower. by and large fine weather. temperatures quite considerably lower apart from the south—east. but the cloud we have in the south holds onto that heat and humidity and that slips away overnight tonight with a few showers to follow. and still warm but not tropical as it was last night in the south—east. a little bit more comfortable for sleeping in the next couple of nights. tomorrow the next couple of nights. tomorrow the best of the suns

helen, that will be very helpful for those speaking to us, helen apps there. russia hassa, just a day after signing a deal to unblock shipments of grain through the black sea. moscow said it hit a military ship. ukraine has declined to say whether it was a military or civilian vessel. russia has defended the attack, claiming to have hit a weapons stockpile and military targets. translation: a docked ukrainian | warship and a warehouse with us| supplied harpoon antiship missiles were destroyed by long range precision—guided naval missiles in 0desa sea port on the territory of a ship repair plant. 0ur correspondent in kyiv, paul adams, told us it's uncertain where the attack leaves friday's grain deal. until this morning, we hadn't really heard from the russians at all about what had happened yesterday. now, we have had this confirmation that indeed they reckon they hit two military targets, one a military patrol boat and the other a depot of us—supplied harpoon anti—ship missiles. as you say, the ukrainians have not confirmed that, but this does raise an interesting quest

helen's. now to 0 london, russia foreign minister has come face to face with some of moscow's fears. his critics at a g 20 gathering in indonesia, so they allow robes 1st personal encounter with foreign ministers from western countries. since russia invaded ukraine lab, rome had planned to meet some of his counterparts on the sidelines of the summit, and many of them have refused, including us sexual state. anthony lincoln next spring, and jessica washington, she's live for us from bonnie jessica. so again, lots of presidents, there's lots of course, some tension. so i was the show down like it's play out. do we think? well that's exactly right. and we were there a short while ago when the ministers arrived and it was, you know, just a standard sort of walk and shake hands with the intonation, foreign minister. and then go into the conference room that wednesday left off arrive. that was when you could sort of sense the tension in the room, and a few journalists shouted out at him when will russia and the war? and that really points to that. the fact that the war in the ukraine reall

has been launched. earlier our political correspondent helen catt gave me this update on the latest allgations.ppeared in three sunday newspapers, the mail on sunday, the sunday times and the independent. as you said, they span a number of years, the oldest dating back a decade. now, three of these claims relate to chris pincher making unwanted advances towards male mps. on one occasion in a parliamentary bar, in another occasion in his parliamentary office, there's also an allegation that a party staffer had alleged that she had tried to stop him making an advance on a young man at a conservative conference. now, no official complaints were made. and as you said, chris pincher has denied the allegations to the papers, although he hasn't responded to the bbc�*s request for comment. he did put out a statement last night responding to the allegations from last week. in the wake of those, he said that he was truly sorry for the upset that had caused and that he was seeking professional medical support. and have we heard anything from downing street? well,downing street hasn't commented on these fr

judicial process and they shouldn't be in jail let alone on that role. helen marie, in terms of holding the military accountable azia has been totally effective. it hasn't, it's, it's, it's really not. it's strategy of attempting to engage the military has not worked . toll has it. well, i mean its own chair and the conversion. and then he actually told the commandant, chief me on line not to carry through the 6 q sions. and we've seen a statement coming out today of disappointment. i think it's, it's, it's a clear sign that the 5 point statement that was, or consensus that was agreed upon in april last year that was mentioned earlier, has simply not been followed by the military. doing so. i mean, this idea that they would us and would bring together the different parties, including ourselves cheap who is now behind bars, has simply not worked. i mean, and people on the ground in me and my have consistently said that every time in comes and visits mit it's, it just legitimize us. the units are, it's part of what they fear, a form of normalization, of the situation, of the military going to empower any plans to hold ele

japan, like many western nations, has followed the lead of the united states in imposing economic sanctions on russia for its war in ukraine. even projects such as a sack helen, to natural gas joint venture, which it has refused to pull out of a now and a threat. russia recently took over the development and supplies which are essential to japan, could be cut to pans made a real effort to get on to renewables. but even here they still rely on fossil fuels that 88 percent of their primary energy sources. like everywhere else in the world pump prices of increased between 5 and 10 percent. in the last couple of months with years of pandemic restrictions expected to slow chinese production, it's neighbors could also suffer. but here japan's prospects look rather better as asian supply chains reorganize. they're using japanese technology to do so. obviously, japan is being hurt by the incredible cost push inflation. japan is a big importer of energy, is a very big importer of food. and as a result of that, you know, the purchasing power of the people you know, is under downward pressure. but japan is different from the rest of the world because it's got a very fu

now, but for whoever wins, things will only get hotter, will reach helen's outer 0 london. priscilla, him think champion mo farrah has revealed he was a victim of child trafficking. farrah says he was smuggled into the u. k. from djibouti as a 9 year old and forced to work as domestic servant. the athlete says he was given the name mohammad farrah by a woman who took him from his real family. he says his real name is the sane. abdicate is president joe biden says he determined to band a sole weapons that are often used in mass shootings across the country is as the u . s. is a wash with weapons wall while speaking at a white house event. to celebrate a new by parson law meant to reduce gun violence. the legislation incrementally telephones requirements for young people to buy guns, while denying firearms to domestic abuses. morning guns are the number one killer of children in the united states. more than car accidents, more than cancer. and over the last 2 decades, more high school children have died from gunshots than on duty police officer and active duty military combined. think of that. now we can't just stand b

our political correspondent helen catt has the latest on both candidates and liz truss' tax plan.gripping inflation first and then cut taxes later. so that has been the economic battleground that both of them have really sort of set out their their pitches for. in recent times. we've got a bit more from from rishi sunak this morning writing in the telegraph, also giving some hints about some of the other areas we might hearfrom him on over the coming weeks. he hints in the telegraph that he's looking at stronger immigration and crime. so i think a few hints there, but no clear policies yet. i'm joined now by conservative mp and rishi sunak supporter, laura trott. thank you for talking to us on bbc news. let me ask, how do you feel about how rishi sunak has done so far in the race? he about how rishi sunak has done so far in the race?— far in the race? he has had an incredibly _ far in the race? he has had an incredibly strong _ far in the race? he has had an incredibly strong campaign i far in the race? he has had an incredibly strong campaign so| far in the race? he has had an i

helen's how to 0. the u. s. vice president has visited the scene of monday's mass, shooting in chicago suburbs. come la harris said moore should be down to restrict access to assault weapons. but 21 year old suspects been challenged with murdering 7 people. independence day parade. russia has struck several targets across eastern don yeske in ukraine, moscow's forces of turn their attention to capturing the don't. yet squeezen of the president vladimir putin claim victory in neighboring hanson province. residential buildings and a market were hit killing at least 2 people. finland and sweden had begun the formal procedures to join nato. they signed protocols launching the process of ratification by all member states. the nordic countries pushed from membership of the alliance after russia invaded ukraine. roadside bomb has hit a un vehicle in northern molly killing to egyptian peacekeepers. it happened near the city of gow. 5. others wintered? there's been no claim of responsibility. equity was president, has appointed for new cabinet ministers after wave of high profile resignation dilemma. la

helen's out 0 london. now the fuss full color image from the largest and most powerful observatory ever sent into orbit has been released. picture taken by the james web space telescope is brimming with distant galaxies and stars. it's believe the, some of them were form soon after the big bang, 13800000000 years ago. nasa says it is the deepest look into the cosmos ever captured. ah, this is al jazeera, these you top stories, a private few north been held. japan's former prime minister sions, obey crowds of people lined the streets to pay their final respects. he was assassinated while campaigning, an election rally on friday. police have acknowledged security lapses. event, tony chang has moved from outside the temple in tokyo, where the funeral to place a large crowd of people waiting outside, wanting to pay their respects, but also very silently with no sort of spontaneous shows of grief or emotion. i think to a certain extent, people here are still very stunned. this has happened so quickly to a prime minister that although he had step down by the time he was assassinated, still loom very large on the

scorching now, but to whoever wins, things will only get hotter, will reach helen's now to 0, none the british olympic champion move farrah has revealed he was a victim of child trafficking. so as soon as he was smuggled into the u. k from djibouti as a 9 year old and false to work as a domestic servant. the athlete says that he was given the name mohammed for by a woman who took him in from his family that he says, his real name is hussein of decaying. now the last phase of a corruption trial of argentina's vice president is underway. and when his iris, christina fernandez de cash, nor denies accusations that she illegally profited from dozens of public works contracts. though shrine le reports from the argentinian capital in the trial into alleged corruption by argentina's former president, christina fernandez, the kitchener resumed on line, entering its final phase with verdicts expected before the end of the year. the rest in kitchener along with 12 other defendants including 2 former cabinet ministers, is accused of irregularities and awarding public works projects. she denies the charges. speaking here at the start of p

their mark was to he has sent the mayor of abala has since returned together with armed men, an attempt to reinstate some sense of security. i love helen could borrow money to claim. the shelling was relentless from all like rain. more than 225 people died. in watermelon. they killed the elderly in their homes and others while they were escaping. good mother followed them as a shortness was yo's and killed them. only in with america. they also raved several women, he says the t p l f and the government declared a ceasefire. it's fragile, but it's been in for since march. in late april tpl f i t as withdrew from abala and other territories in the afar region, allowing 8 convoys into the t gray region. never been. so was value. at a nearby cemetery, we meet mohammed to sane. a local health official who has helped very close to 60 bodies. among them were several children. he tells us, but among capital i have a heavy heart manageable. i'm lost for words by them made this has left a scar in my life there. and i'll never forget this over to my little home. but it's not just lives that have been lost. local infrastructure lies in ruins, as w

honesty and i no longer believe those values are being upheld. helen weekly treasury minister, damien hines, security minister, the most recent one has just gone in the last few minutes michelle dall and the education secretary, another secretary of state cabinet level post. she was only imposed for 24 hours. she was only made education secretary a day ago, take me over as education. secondly, when not eames or how we was moved from the education sector to become chancellor after richard sooner quit on tuesday. so it that the, the dropping like flies here in london and michelle dolan's resignation letter is scaly. i see no way she said to boris johnson in her letter that you can continue in post. you have put us in an impossible position. ah, i mean, the problem is that boris johnson is not returning. we saw it on wednesday with bullish performance. is the prime minister questions session in the house of commons and a session of the gaze on committee to our interrogation by the persons of the various parliamentary committees in which he let it be known. other than that he was not going to quit. and although, as you mentioned in the i