so, he had to leave the gordon highlanders... yes. ..in orderto be...fficers. but patrick was not long in india. the japanese had taken neighbouring burma in 1942, and his regiment became part of the huge 14th army which fought to win it back. it was an immense force of around a million men, but it became the forgotten army as europe's focus was on itself. the men fought in the towns and jungles of burma in atrocious conditions. those back home could only imagine the horrors. my mother—in—law, jenny, still not married to patrick, wrote to him. "my darling patrick, i've been feeling for you tonight, and i'm full of sympathy for you. they're putting more and more in the papers about this 14th army campaign and i feel nothing can be too good to make up for such a hell." well, we had a very bad war in the far east. veteran john giddings was one of those men in burma living that hell. we lost quite a number of lads through night attacks. and bombing attacks, of course. we had a bad raid where we lost 50 in an air raid. terrible. i suppose, in a way, we were

heading towards a highland, there could be a month's towards a highland, there could be a months worththe next couple of days —— heading the highlands. temperatures will be given a boost from all sunshine, perhaps making 20s on sunday for eastern england. temperatures will rise even higher early next week, we are tapping into heat leaving from spain and france into england and wales. there will be more cloud threatening rain in the north—west of scotla nd threatening rain in the north—west of scotland and perhaps northern ireland, not quite as warm here, but still very warm across england and wales, temperatures widely into the mid 20s across east anglia and the south—east and we could be close to 30 on monday, which is quite unusual for september. thank you, darren. tougher lockdown restrictions are expected to be announced in birmingham because of a jump in coronavirus cases. in the last three minutes we have learned that the reproduction or letter a re learned that the reproduction or letter are number of coronavirus transmission across the uk has risen above one. it is goodbye from

the final stop in myjourney across sarawak is bario, in the highlands, home to one of the world's mosty a smooth road. it is being like a piece of buttery popcorn back here in the backseat, but it is a lot of fun! i am quite an adventurous eater and i try everything once — at least once. if it is not so good, then only once. but often, you come to the faraway places and you will find some pretty far—out food and i'm hoping we will find some very interesting stuff! bumped around and a little bruised from the journey, i get there to find the festival in full swing. actually, we are catching the eye of a lot of the locals because there is not that many foreigners — surprise, surprise — in this part of the world. i don't know half of the food that's here today and that is quite exciting for me. a local farmer called dayang offers to show me around. would you like to try our dure? i do not know what this is. it is an exotic vegetable found here. it is a plant that lives in the jungle? yes. i could eat that all day. it is delicious. but it is kind of like — i was thinking it will taste like

and that's been bringing some very heavy rain, some large rainfall totals building in across the highlandsalised flooding. and we've had this landslide effect at the a83, at the rest and be thankful. looks like that route is going to be out of action for a little while. now, looking at the weather picture at the moment, we've still got some of the rain coming down in the highlands. the rain eventually is going to turn a little bit lighter and patchier, but nevertheless some spots of rain still around for the highlands, the hebrides, orkney and shetland as we start the day on monday. further south, a lot of drier weather. could be a few mist and fog patches in some of our deeper river valleys in england and wales to start the day. now looking at the first couple of days of the week, as i say, things are set to get quite a bit warmer, and the reason for that is this area of high pressure is going to be pushing a little bit further eastwards. as it does that, we start to get southerly winds. now, temperatures over the last few days reached the mid—30s in parts of central france, and essential

of scotland, or they could bea highlands of scotland, or they could be a month of rain in the comingp later on. with the sunshine, temperatures will be higher. we look at maybe mid 20s across eastern england on sunday afternoon. but some higher temperatures are likely early next week. high pressure across continental europe. very hot across iberia, france. that heat is moving its way northwards. still got a weather front loitering there out towards the northwest of scotland, perhaps not far away from northern ireland, threatening a bit of rain. so it's not good to be as warm here. it's a crusty linen wheels we will see temperatures widely into the mid—20s or so and we could be close to 30 degrees on monday and tuesday in the southeast of england, before it turns cooler, i think, by wednesday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk government data shows the r number that measures how many people each patient effects has moved above once at the first time since march. tougher lockdown restrictions for more areas of england — no inter—h

and that's been bringing some very heavy rain, some large rainfall totals building in across the highlandsn recorded, bringing reports of some localised flooding. and we've had this landslide effect at the a83, at the rest and be thankful. looks like that route is going to be out of action for a little while. now, looking at the weather picture at the moment, we've still got some of the rain coming down in the highlands. the rain eventually is going to turn a little bit lighter and patchier, but nevertheless some spots of rain still around for the highlands, the hebrides, 0rkney and shetland as we start the day on monday. further south, a lot of drier weather. could be a few mist and fog patches in some of our deeper river valleys in england and wales to start the day. now looking at the first couple of days of the week, as i say, things are set to get quite a bit warmer, and the reason for that is this area of high pressure is going to be pushing a little bit further eastwards. as it does that, we start to get southerly winds. now, temperatures over the last few days reached the mid—30s i

and that's been bringing some very heavy rain, some large rainfall totals building in across the highlandsringing reports of some localised flooding. and we've had this landslide effect at the a83, at the rest and be thankful. looks like that route is going to be out of action for a little while. now, looking at the weather picture at the moment, we've still got some of the rain coming down in the highlands. the rain eventually is going to turn a little bit lighter and patchier, but nevertheless some spots of rain still around for the highlands, the hebrides, orkney islands and shetland as we start the day on monday. further south, a lot of drier weather. could be a few mist and fog patches in some of our deeper river valleys in england and wales to start the day. now looking at the first couple of days of the week, as i say, things are set to get quite a bit warmer, and the reason for that is this area of high pressure is going to be pushing a little bit further eastwards. as it does that, we start to get southerly winds. now, temperatures over the last few days reached the mid—30s in par

and that's been bringing some very heavy rain, some large rainfall totals building in across the highlandsflooding. and we've had this landslide effect at the a83, at the rest and be thankful. looks like that route is going to be out of action for a little while. now, looking at the weather picture at the moment, we've still got some of the rain coming down in the highlands. the rain eventually is going to turn a little bit lighter and patchier, but nevertheless some spots of rain still around for the highlands, the hebrides, orkney islands and shetland as we start the day on monday. further south, a lot of drier weather. could be a few mist and fog patches in some of our deeper river valleys in england and wales to start the day. now looking at the first couple of days of the week, as i say, things are set to get quite a bit warmer, and the reason for that is this area of high pressure is going to be pushing a little bit further eastwards. as it does that, we start to get southerly winds. now, temperatures over the last few days reached the mid—30s in parts of central france, and essentia

each summer these conservation efforts culminate in the highland monarch butterfly festival, an annual celebration of these amazing butterflies in an effort to raise awareness of this species that has seen their global populations plummet in recent years. i was honored to visit the monarch festival in august of 2019 and it was so inspiring to meet young michiganders passionate about conservation and biodiversity in our great state. this is also part of the work that we are doing on the house, science, space, and technology committee to protect and to promote biodiversity throughout the world. the family also tags and releases hundreds of monarchs every year. one butterfly named geronimo was tracked all the way from michigan's 11th district to central mexico last year. beating the odds and completing a grueling 1900-mile journey over three months. this is significant and symbolic. sim bomb ig -- symbolic because of the journey we are on as a nation right now in somewhat uncertain and troubling times, but with an end goal to reach the other side. the monarch sanctuary along milk weed mil

and that‘s been bringing some very heavy rain, some large rainfall totals building in across the highlandse is going to be out of action for a little while. now, looking at the weather picture at the moment, we‘ve still got some of the rain coming down in the highlands. the rain eventually is going to turn a little bit lighter and patchier, but nevertheless some spots of rain still around for the highlands, the hebrides, orkney islands and shetland as we start the day on monday. further south, a lot of drier weather. could be a few mist and fog patches in some of our deeper river valleys in england and wales to start the day. now looking at the first couple of days of the week, as i say, things are set to get quite a bit warmer, and the reason for that is this area of high pressure is going to be pushing a little bit further eastwards. as it does that, we start to get southerly winds. now, temperatures over the last few days reached the mid—30s in parts of central france, and essentially it‘s that warm air wafting across england and wales. it really is england and wales that will see the h

her family present video full of the highland music she loved her family's video full of the highlandusic she loved to play on her bagpipes and messages from the whole island community. i know personally that i will never forget her. she was a wonderful girl and a wonderful person, and she taught me as a class teacher to be a better person. sorrell leczkowski's mother samantha was with her young daughter when she died. her tribute, read by her lawyer, brought home the enormity of the pain she feels. "i feel that i let her down and i didn't save her. i am beyond devastated. i'm broken. as well as dealing with both me and mum being blown up, i have to deal with seeing sorrell being blown up and die in my arms." the inquiry‘s heard that john atkinson may have survived the bomb if help had come sooner. his family's statement was read by their lawyer. "we as a family are truly devastated with losing john. we can't even explain how much we love and missjohn. it's just not fair. love you always and forever, john. your heartbroken mum and dad." the experience of paying public tribute is distr

neal thinking wouldn't have been that snowballed and order through their snow and then the summer highlanders can now even afford to take a helicopter taxi to go shopping in the capital for them for the local good judge it was a model for the world and i've been in there with me and you. say wang will need to spend many more weeks searching in order to pay back that loan. little georgie and his father are beginning the last day of their journey they're starting the climb to lima non-gays monastery at an altitude of over 3000 meters. walk a bit more tell me when you get tired. i'm tired . just a little more than i'll carry here. and . finally after 4 more hours of hard hiking they reach the monastery. which is really small. his legs assume because he's whoops a notch but it. looks calm come on and. there are friends for you inside. here to tell you that we're. going to go in there's a storm been there. that's better already. so now you're warm again. the cooler losing his feet got cold because of the snow. move now he'll sleep. he said he had a headache to. me though that he has no movie. he n

port and being bear whose numbers are dwindling due to habitat loss or team went to the colombian highlands where the bears can still be found. on the edge of the shingles or national natural park they met up with 2 men with devoted their careers to saving the bears. located high up in the n.d.s. the part of most grasslands are a vital source of fresh water for people and animals. the spectacle bear is one of them. and live arctic animals native to the andes and the 2nd largest mammal in south america after the mountain tape. daniel is a biologist for the past 35 years he's been dedicating his work to preserving the species so. they're not often as important as. one of the reasons why we protect the spectacled bear is its important role in nature companion or both i think it's a kind of gardener and it's because eating habits help to spread see that it consumes in other places in the form of fruits and leaves then gold so the spectacled bear contributes to the conservation of the forest on the spot on the. consumables but. it's also the only species of fish and native to south america. to f

the highlands in the heart of africa to the shores of the mediterranean sea. a source of sustenance but also one of tension even potential conflict. for centuries egypt has sought to be must of the not. seeking to time the rivers unpredictable flow until ensure exclusive control over its use. but today countries upstream much challenging this dominance and end up pushing for a greater say and a greater share the river nile. cairo capital of egypt. a teeming metropolis. that has grown on the banks of the nile. was. it's the 1st day of spring when egyptians from moods of life. flock to the river. to celebrate the arrival of the new season. with a kid to america a few of them you have good and mostly every egyptian wants live by the nile is the thought that if they can't then at least they can sit and picnic they're living in the soviet it's the place of their dreams and mahmoud everybody from young lovers to troubled souls come here for different reasons either to enjoy themselves or to wash away their pain as you heard him not. the ancient greek writer who wrot

the highlands in the heart of africa to the shores of the mediterranean sea. a source of sustenance but also one of tension even potential conflict. for centuries egypt has sought to be most of the not. seeking to tame the rivers some predictable flow until ensure exclusive control over its use. but today the country's upstream not challenging this dominance and of pushing for a greater say and a greater share the river nile. cairo capital of egypt. a teeming metropolis. that has grown on the banks of the nile. was. it's the 1st day of spring when egyptians for movements of life. flocked to the river. to celebrate the arrival of the new season. with a kid to america feel the view of good and mostly every egyptian wants live by the nile as a football field and if they can't then at least they can sit and picnic there then the slug you know it's the place of their dreams and mahmoud everybody from young lovers the troubled souls come here for different reasons either to enjoy themselves or to wash away their pain to see for him not. the ancient greek writer who

vietnam, cambodia, laos, and highland faced a threat from my communist dominated territory.eat,eract that secretary of state john foster dulles was instrumental in organizing the southeast asia treaty organization, uniting australia, new zealand, pakistan, philippines, thailand, and the united states in a defensive alliance against communist aggression. in the middle east, a crisis erupted when the suez canal was nationalized by egyptian premier. the canal was closed to british, french, and israeli ships. israel invaded egypt, while england and france in a military exhibition to seize the canal zone. russia proposed a soviet-american force to restore order, but secretary dallas repaired on him. also in the mideast, a communist affection attended to overthrow the lebanese government, its president asked for aid from the united states. in the first application of the eisenhower doctrine, the president dispatched u.s. marines to beirut, despite strong russian protests. the presence of the marines quickly restored order. when an acceptable plan was adopted in the united nations,

but the next folly of youth was around the corner son cho and highland bickering at 5 who would take the penalty that sort of stuff shouldn't happen on the pitch but holland got his way and stepped up attempting to get his 1st ever goal from a bum this legal penalties part. that he did dortmund have never lost when he scored in the league maybe that's why he got his white against such a fool he scored in the last game and i had a good feeling today and yeah it was a was a nice penalty and yeah they were nice to score for a little light hearted infighting isn't usually tolerated but dortmund do things differently for it was a shouldn't have done things differently when asked last season's prolific young striking jew on the bench allison play out and marcus. they only came on after almost an hour of play was doing. went to hell up. i'm just 3rd soon followed let's let geo reign and give us the lowdown i mean jaden picked up the boat and already cut off you know really well really made a good run by the defense you know as a as a day finishing this you know kind of look today i think th

but the next folly of youth was around the corner son cho and highland bickering and dad who would take the penalty that sort of stuff shouldn't happen on the pitch but holland got his way and stepped up attempting to get his 1st ever goal from a bonus league penalty spot. that he did dortmund have never lost when he scored in the league maybe that's why he got his way against such a few scored in the last game and i had a good feeling today and yeah it was a was a nice penalty and yeah they were nice to score a little light hearted infighting isn't usually tolerated but dortmund do things differently for i hope it was a shouldn't have done things differently you know last season's prolific young striking jew on the bench and a son play out and marcus 2 of them they only came on after almost an hour of play with dortmund to. i'm just 3rd soon followed let's let gio reign and give us the lowdown i mean jaden picked up the box with the cut off you know driven by really well really made a good run by the defense you know as a as a great finishing this you know kind of lifted a little i thi

still some rain around on sunday to move northwards up towards the highlands again.fter a little bit of mist and fog, we should see some sunshine developing far and wide. and, as a result, it should be a bit warmer across the board pretty much, really. 20 degrees, scotland and northern ireland widely. the low 20s across england and wales. perhaps the mid 20s in eastern england — but those temperatures are set to rise higher early next week. and the reason? well, we've got high—pressure across continental europe. there's been a lot of heat across iberia. that's moving its way northwards across france, and that will head its way into england and wales in particular for the early part of next week. scotland and northern ireland, well, towards the west and north—west there is still a weather front there. so is the threat of cloud and some showery bursts of rain. so, temperatures won't be quite as high here. it'll be warmer across eastern scotland, but widely, we're looking at temperatures into the mid—20s across england and wales. and towards the south—east of england, e

game would have been that snowballed in the order of the there that's enough and there was some highlanders can now even afford to take a helicopter taxi to go shopping in the capital for them for the local good it was a while for the golden ring and then from there you. say wang will need to spend many more weeks searching in order to pay back that loan. a little georgie and his father are beginning the last day of their journey they're starting the climb to lima non-gays monastery at an altitude of over 3000 meters. walk a bit more tell me when you get tired. of this. i'm tired . just a little more than i'll carry here. finally after 4 more hours of hard hiking they've reached the monastery. which is really small. his legs are sore because he's whoops a notch but it. tom come on and yeah there are friends for you inside. your tree for that reason. to go in there's a star been there. that's better already. so now you're warm again. the. cold because of the snow. melt now he'll sleep. with you he said he had a headache to. me though the there's no movie and i'm trying to tell me he needs re

a symbolic stand against highlands monarchy the challenge that's being laid down by protesters. off the rails hundreds of thousands of people are left stranded in south africa because of trying troubles. now iran is accusing the u.s. of bullying by trying to unilaterally reimpose international sanctions against it it's the world to defy the u.s. which has threatened to punish countries opposing its action the sanctions were lifted as part of a nuclear deal signed in 2015 that washington has since pulled out of its move to reimpose sanctions goes against the united nations vote rooting out a return to economic and. i think penalties on that iran will have more reaction out of iran shortly but 1st this report from our diplomatic editor james phase. it's aroud it's even pitted the us against some of its closest allies it's now over 5 years since the iran nuclear deal was signed in vienna joining the negotiations the us team under the leadership of the then secretary of state john kerry devised a mechanism called snap back if iran breached its commitments all international sanctions

on the top of the ethiopian highlands the source of the blue nile river. mali's military has begun talks with opposition groups about handing over power army leaders seized power last month but upon the increasing international pressure to restore civilian rule the military has pledged to step aside after a transition period of 2 years the president was forced to resign after the takeover of. a community of forest well as in kenya faces a fight for survival after being evicted from their ancestral lands the o.g.'s people say that they were given the legal right to live in the forest by a court but the government says that destroying parts of a fragile ecosystem well to 0 is catherine sawyer reports now from the mouth forest in the rift valley. jane career is among hundreds of kenyans addicted from the mt forest in july is in the rift valley kenya's most important water catchment area government officials in the last 2 decades the forest has lost many of its trees because of logging chuckled banning illegal settlements and increased our culture tells us she

on the top of the if you can highlands the source of the blue nile river. get a weather update on al-jazeera then it's back to school for millions of children after months of closure due to the pandemic we'll look in particular at the challenges for students in afghanistan. and fighting to preserve the language protests in a chinese province where its 5th mandarin is being promoted ahead of mongolia. hello once again the great change in the weather across the middle east at the moment more hot weather more dry weather the winds generally on the light side for many having said that we may well see the winds picking up around that ace's side of the med it's right where it does still remain well above average in terms of the hate 31 celsius in by right still getting up into the mid thirty's there into jerusalem and as we go on into monday still very much on the a warm side and i think that'll be the case for a good part of the new week show is that just around the coke assists between the black sea and the caspian sea possibility of some showers to just around

sure you'll agree they were all into central africa plenty of shallow rolling off the ethiopian highlands punching the way further west was towards the gulf of guinea will see some wet weather coming in here once again in the shallowest now as they should do started to push their way a little further south was not too far off the economics of course so the shower should be straddling the equator will see plenty of showers there over towards uganda that western side of kenya just around lake victoria pushing a little further south still and we will see some showers pushing across the northern half of angola to the south of that it is generate dry into solemn africa we have got some increasing showers pushing up towards coastal possum as i speak. there's lums of manila home to extraordinary talent who will act that occasion and hard work transform child scavenger jessa into a professional ballerina she has the strength technically she's very strong and mixed martial arts fighter just battled his way from the streets to success in the ring so i could tell you this is your stepping stone. thi

her family present video full of the highland music she loved her family's video full of the highlandpes and messages from the whole island community. i know personally that i will never forget her. she was a wonderful girl and a wonderful person, and she taught me as a class teacher to be a better person. sorrell leczkowski's mother samantha was with her young daughter when she died. her tribute, read by a lawyer, brought home the enormity of the pain she feels. i feel that i let her down and i didn't save her. i am beyond devastated. i'm broken. as well as dealing with both me and mum being blown up, i have to deal with seeing sorrell being blown up and die in my arms. the inquiry‘s heard that john atkinson may have survived the bomb if help had come sooner. his family's statement was read by their lawyer. we, as a family, are truly devastated with losing john. we can't even explain how much we love and missjohn. it's just not fair. love you always and forever, john. your heartbroken mum and dad. the experience of paying public tribute is distressing for the families. but it's also

overnight, the area of rain gets a little heavier, more intense as it slips into the highlands.rther south, clear skies initially but mist and fog likely to form. it could get murky in the midlands. low cloud, mist and fog taking most of the morning to them and break and eventually we will get sunshine. at the same time, across the north west, a band of rain moving in and the rain will be accompanied with strong winds for northern ireland, scotland and the far north of england. top temperature is 26 celsius in the sunshine in east anglia. tuesday night, the band of rain and cold front continues to push southwards and as it does so, we will see the first signs of colder air arriving in scotland and northern ireland with temperatures dropping into single figures. tuesday night, not so—called for england and wales for the most part, 12 to 15 celsius. the cold i will continue to work southwards into wednesday. cloud and rain on the way for england and wales and an area of low pressure will develop over eastern areas. the rain heavy, quite slow moving and intense across eastern parts

people who have long since moved to the city are coming back now because only people who live in the highlands are allowed to gather the mushrooms and one time it changes also contributing to them becoming more scarce. not though it's a day i'm not going to find anything like it isn't on my side. great time the harvest a small the 3 caterpillar mushrooms are worth about 15 euros. i found one of. it's again with me this is the legendary quarter subs medicinal mushroom the neat the soil the parasitic fungo infests a caterpillar caterpillar dies and the mushroom grows through on to the surface we harvest this strange mix of caterpillar and fungus so. good that in terms of the opening bid and i'm in favor of doing much i don't know. i don't believe it does that mean that to me outside of butan people use them as medicine. especially to make men strong. well the new it gives us a really good income. and that's why there are still young people here near the game would have been that snowballed and although there is enough and there was some highlanders can now even afford to take a helicopter taxi t

they'll sink a little further south was across like victoria where you are right down the ethiopian highlands but you come further south of here it's fine and dry a little bit of cloud just through the western cape easing across the southern cases some west of weather coming through here cool enough with a southerly fade on those winds temperatures around 15 cells just over the next couple of days that wet weather making its way towards the east. and that cities for the blinds and a robotic arm for the disabled. a young australian engineer isn't venting tools to help people gain independence. or decided that will put me in volatile tracking i'll check on the same program vision will be able to recognise every day women make science group of gals episode 4 on al-jazeera. the. other way down the top stories just 0 at least 3 protesters are reported to have been killed in egypt as thousands of people defied a police crackdown to protest against the government for a 6 day they're demanding the resignation of president that fatah has sisi anger is rising over the worsening economy and grampians co

the on the top of the if you can highlands the source of the blue nile river. police in the u.k. have arrested dozens of climate change protesters who managed to delay the distribution of several national newspapers activists from the extinction rebellion movement blocked access to the printing presses of 4 news papers including the son of the daily mail prime minister boris johnson accused the protesters of attacking media freedom and democracy as part of a 2 week campaign launched by the movement to raise awareness of climate change and hundreds of extinction rebellion protests as a bounce on the streets of poland's capital warsaw calling on ward leaders to declare a climate an ecological emergency and to take immediate action to address climate change. and speak to a chink over from the grantham research institute on climate change and the environment at the london school of economics good to have you with us at to what extent has the pandemic do rail the fight against climate change. well of course and the conditions of global pandemic scott women's' how to

back in about 2001 i was taking a bus from one guy you'll up in the central highlands approved down to the coast capital city where my family and i lived. before you get to the city you start to smell the city. you smell think you smell lead and then you see the vegetation begins to get out. and much of the rock is coated with white. gravy it almost looks like calcium deposits. and we stopped the bus and i got off to stretch my legs we were taking a break there in la jolla for about 10 minutes and there were a couple kids who were walking down the street with their mother they were hacking their lungs out they were coughing really really bad as we went to the side of the smelter this smokestack is. emitting tons of pollution what you see is the passive contamination of what's leaking out of the holes of the smelter. there's no filter on that there's no chimney to get it up and out of the valley. emilia you know who you know you know the. quality of or really mean. we don't know and i'm only reasonable. if i think you're going to be sure to say he. was that. he said yeah larry. was nois

increasing forestation have been forcing the spectacle bear to look for new habitats often in the grassy highland. a growing issue now is bear attacks on cattle that pia the livestock provide a major source of income for the local human population. recover. is a cattle head responsible for about 50 can any large scale bear attack could cost him his livelihood. they've already killed a number of my animals. i lose 2 or 3 every year so we tried to 100 players before daniel talked to us but he kept on telling us how him. and so he convinced me that instead of killing him we should be able to talk to him it would be so now i help. we work together. cation is a key element of the conservation campaign. before the coronavirus arrived in colombia. and workshops like this one he told fanis about the importance of the spectacle bad for the local environment and the region as a whole. and with one of the aim of the workshops is to make people aware of the bear's relevance to our ecosystem. but we're also keen for the farmers to appreciate the growing importance of sustainable farming. our camera traps are

i'm sure you'll agree they were all into central africa plenty a shallow rolling off the ethiopian highlands punching the way further west was towards the gulf of guinea will see some wet weather coming in here once again in the showers now as they should do started to push their way a little further south was not so far off the economics of course so the shower should be straddling the equator will see plenty of showers there over towards uganda that western side of kenya just around lake victoria pushing a little further south still and we will see some showers pushing across the northern half of angola to the south of that it is generate dry into southern africa we have got some increasing showers pushing up towards coastal possum as m.p. . image can change the way we see the womb if we're not seeing this week we'll be talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created longing for a full opportunity that can obscure the truth this is a legitimate news story but this play and attacking points are pretty intense because it can forge narratives all ri

expansive here the sink a little further south was across like victoria where you write down the in highlands but you come further south of here it's a slightly fine and dry a little bit of cloud just skirting through the western cape easing across the southern cases and west of weather coming through here cool enough with a southerly fade on those winds temperatures around 15 cells just over the next couple of days that weather making its way towards the east. is the government necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. the frustration of thousands across egypt defying a protest planned to take their anger to the streets 3 are reported killed. from our headquarters here in doha also coming up the elections in malaysia that could major national implications and affect the prime minister's future. u.s. president prepares to nominate a new supreme court justice it could be the conservative judge.

there that's enough and some highlanders can now even afford to take a helicopter taxi to go shopping in the capital for them for it was a mile from the garden and. through and you. say wang will need to spend many more weeks searching in order to pay back that loan. little georgie and his father are beginning the last day of their journey they're starting the climb to lama non-gays monastery at an altitude of over 3000 metres. what could be more tell me when you get tired.

highlands we have had burning in and i know from mafia collecting your savings from the burn as well so when you burn it it rains all the chemicals are going into the groundwater and it's in the coconuts and in the in all the fruits and vegetables that we grow it from our limbs so it's it's really a it's really a problem you need to find another material that's much better. the part of the team has to move on but shaheen a promise is mark to come back in a few weeks to take care of the bottles. back in mala shayna prepares for next trip to raise awareness. once again she'll be focusing on getting school children interested in minimizing garbage along with plastic snorkels she brings happiness. canada has just promised to finance a garbage disposal center on come onto the island with the friendly headmaster. these are the moments she fights for peace and her own son and his children they remind her of her purpose i don't want him to miss all of the he's case like i have always. you know i don't be reading to my grandkids you know look the whales leave you know and he's always my grand

on the top of the if you can highlands the source of the blue nile river. mali's military has begun talks with opposition groups about a transition to civilian rule they're going to seize power last month when there's been under increasing international pressure to restore civilian rule the military's pledge to step aside after a transition period of 2 years now initially so 3 mollies long been plagued by instability violence between ethnic groups and corruption. still ahead on al-jazeera fighting to preserve their language protests in a chinese province where its feared mandarin is being promoted ahead of the local mongolia. and rescuers in beirut still hold out hope of finding a survivor after last month's explosion. of. typhoon is now making its way towards a view q islands you can see a war going on is that system in this is of course that's going to make its way further north it's east a little bit in terms of those those waves but it's still a very powerful system this one currently with winds of around 195 kilometers per hour gusting significantly hi

or andy and bear whose numbers are dwindling due to habitat loss our team went to the colombian highlands where the bears can still be found. on the edge of the jungle as a national natural park they met up with 2 men with devoted their careers to saving the bears. located high up in the underneath the pad amongst grasslands are a vital source of fresh water for people and animals. the spectacle bear is one of them. emblematic animals native to the andes and the 2nd largest mammal in south america after the mountain tape here. daniel rodriguez is a biologist for the past 35 years he's been dedicating his work to preserving the species. of an important part of one of the reasons why we protect the spectacled bear is its important role in nature. i think it's a kind of gardener with both eating habits help to spread seniors' that it consumes in other places in the form of fruits and leaves then gold so the spectacled bear contributes to the conservation of the forest but on the. consumer and locals but. it's also the only species of fish and native to south america. to find out more about h