iam so sor , facilitate... peter. iam so sorry. just— facilitate... peter.te... peter. iam so sorry, just to say that - facilitate... peter. iam so sorry, just to say that i - sorry, just to say that i understand there is also a tropical storm headed your way. that is likely to make the relief and recovery effort just more difficult, isn't it? relief and recovery effort 'ust more difficult, isn't mi more difficult, isn't it? well, the trepical_ more difficult, isn't it? well, the tropical storm _ more difficult, isn't it? well, the tropical storm is - the tropical storm is approaching the dominican republic. it is downgraded to a tropical depression but it is bringing tonnes of water. the bands of rain have already started touching the dominican republic and be expected to cross into haiti sometime after midnight today.— midnight today. peter finlay there. peter finlay there. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. as the us moves its people out of carpool, we took

iam going i am going to declare a state of emergency declaration for island, new york city, westchesterem clearly and convincingly in my opinion that this is what we pay the power companies to do, to be ready. is. we have seen this movie before. we don't pay power companies to be ready to prepare powerful sunny days. we pay them to prepare power when it is hard and to recover quickly after a storm. meanwhile in mexico at least eight people have died after hurricane grace made landfall, causing severe flooding and mudslides. the category 3 hurricane produced maximum sustained winds of 125 miles per hour when it arrived in veracruz state in the early hours of the morning. the nearby river actopan burst its banks, and the storm also caused power cuts and brought down trees. the british government has rejected a call to issue ten—thousand temporary visas to eu workers — to tackle an estimated shortage of 75,000 lorry drivers in the wake f brexit. logistics uk — the trade body which represents freight businesses — says many restaurants and supermarkets are facing serious supply problems. but

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iam not given. i will catch up with her there.oor and pushing herfor a decision, she needs time to celebrate her success, she will be a world wind tour, then she needs to decide and see what is there for her. whether she chooses to defend that title in paris or win the world championships in the professional code, i don't think there is a bad decision she can make as long as she is happy. tomorrow nightjoshua is headlining tomorrow. how you feeling about it? nervous, i mean, we are live on 5 live sport tomorrow night, and, you know, the last show from fight camp. joshua coming from that rio olympic cycle. you have fighters like him and joe, those guys are ready to move on and challenge as new olympians to turn professional. joshua one of the george best young fighters in the world. it will be a war and hopefullyjoshua will come through and challenge for a world title and he can be the first olympian from rio from the gb to cap calmer a world championship as well, so the cycle is moving on but we expect a tremendous fight tomorrow

again, iam trade?'t have very many visitors, so it won't have a big effect on numbers, at least not in paris because paris is not a very big destination in the summer. generally, people like to go elsewhere in the summer. again, the numbers are not very high right now. it was very satisfactory that this was lifted for france, but it will not translate into numbers of people coming in and out of paris right now. i think —— i hope it will. thank you. now to a classic david and goliath battle — over oat milk. 0n the one side a multinational business valued at $10 billion on the nasdaq stock market. 0n the other — a small family run—farm in the uk. on thursday farmers philip and rebecca rayner won their high court battle against swedish oat milk giant 0atly — which accused them of trademark infringement. 0atly was founded in the 1990s and produces milk substitutes made from oats. it is growing quickly. in fact, made from oats. it is growing quickly. infact, it made from oats. it is growing quickly. in fact

iam now i am now joined iam nowjoined by i am nowjoined by dave cohen.can i ask you first, we have heard about the hurricane dropping from category four reggae and dub three, which, i suppose my logic sounds like a good deal, but i hear meteorologists are saying it could potentially be even worse? , , ., could potentially be even worse? , ., could potentially be even worse? ., . worse? yes, you are correct, because — worse? yes, you are correct, because as — worse? yes, you are correct, because as it — worse? yes, you are correct, because as it drops _ worse? yes, you are correct, because as it drops in - worse? yes, you are correct, because as it drops in its - because as it drops in its intensity, it slows down as well, and it continues to dump more rain along the way before it gets out over the region, which is not good for this area which is not good for this area which is not good for this area which is below sea level and surrounded by levies to protect from the intrusion of water, and anything that falls needs to be pumped out because otherwise it

you are in a group of less than a dozen people, iam sure. thank you for bringing me up here.id to come here to see an orchestra but the address seems to be a normal block of flats. who is it? hi, it'sjo. knocks. hello. hi. are you sam? iam. what is happening here? so, this groupmuse, which is a classical music house party. 0k. so come with me. we arrive in the middle of a recital. this is really special. both play orchestral music. groupmuse is a classical music house party that connects classical musicians in the area to people who have living rooms — or, clearly — rooftops in the area. so we have, you know, groupmuses every night — pretty much every night — in new york and anybody can host and anybody can attend. the idea is that people make a $10 donation to the musicians, which makes this a much cheaper night out than an evening at the orchestra. applause. to end and my hectic day in new york, jessie has fixed me up with a bed for the night. hi,jo! hi! are you the guy that's sorting me somewhere to stay? absolutely, follow me. 0k. it's a cab. it's a luxury liner taxicab.

for security reasons, iam not the airport compound.easons, iam not going into the airport compound. for security reasons, i am not going into the detailed plans of the tale, but i will say again today, as i have said before, any american who wants to get home will get home. we have also been evacuating the citizens of our nato allies and our partners, including the diplomats, embassy staff, who remain in afghanistan, to get back to their homes as well. and as we do this, we are also working to move our afghan allies, who stood with us side by side and other vulnerable afghans such as women leaders and journalists, out of the country. as of this morning, we have evacuated nearly 28,000 people since august the 1ath, on both us and coalition aircraft, including civilian charters. that brings the total number of people we have evacuated since july two approximately 33,000 persons. evacuated sincejuly two approximately 33,000 persons. in 12a—hour period this weekend, 23 us military flights, including 1a c seventeens, nine c 130 military fli

iam hoping because we still have people in negotiations.e my experience living in afghanistan, evenif my experience living in afghanistan, even if taliban come to kabul, people will be killed, do they think they will be able to rule the country in peace and stability? no so the only solution is political settlement. we need a ceasefire in afghanistan. settlement. we need a ceasefire in afghanistan-— settlement. we need a ceasefire in afihanistan. ., ,, , . ., afghanistan. thank you very much for “oinini us. let's go live to ozge ozdenmir from the bbc turkish service. welcome, what is the extent of the flooding, what is the latest? according to the authorities, 41 people died and there are so many people died and there are so many people missing. the heavy rain started on tuesday night and there were heavy floods on the streets and mudslides, even sometimes the water was exceeding 400 metres in some streets so that people try to save themselves and their houses but the houses, shops and cars are being destroyed and some people have been resc

iam shaun i am shaun ley with the latest headlines.ve of wildfires, as strong winds whip up the flames which are thought to have been brought under control. an extreme fire warning has been issued as the flames engulf the outskirts of athens. china has reacted angrily to president biden�*s announcement that hong kong residents currently in the us will be granted iam shaun i am shaun ley with the latest headlines. afghan officials say the taliban have captured their first provincial capital since 2016, zaranj in nimruz province. in another development, the militant group assassinated a close associate of the president in the capital kabul. greece is bracing for a new wave of wildfires, as strong winds whip up the flames which are thought to have been brought under control. an extreme fire warning has been issued as the flames engulf the outskirts of athens. china has reacted angrily to president biden�*s announcement that hong kong residents currently in the us will be granted temporary safe haven. it described the decision as a gross i

absolutely not, iam neitherfor or against, i am a restaurant.ceived a death threat through what's up, evoking the nazi trails in nuremberg. other messages came from her colleagues. translation: i from her colleagues. translation: ., , translation: i really felt in dancer. translation: i really felt in danger. what _ translation: i really felt in danger. what upset - translation: i really felt in danger. what upset me - translation: | really felt in| danger. what upset me most translation: | really felt in - danger. what upset me most was that the threats were health workers. they, like ours, where heroes of the pandemic and now some of them are novavax. i felt broken and like i should give up everything. i thought, i should show them that they are the ones at fault. at the arena, the show will go on, but with new checks for the opera lovers. it italy is beginning another act and its story, but the unity built last year is fading. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: more on the skateboarding, a breakout success and the tokyo games. the quest

iam big conversation for the caribbean. see that sense of unity _ would love to see that sense of unity from _ would love to see that sense of unity from our small island developing nations. whereby they— developing nations. whereby they demand what i call environmental reparations because what those 620 nations are doing — because what those 620 nations are doing to us as a small island _ are doing to us as a small island developing state is an injustice _ island developing state is an injustice because we are so vulnerable to climatic events. ithink— vulnerable to climatic events. i think we _ vulnerable to climatic events. i think we need to band together to really see that difference and bridge that gap as it _ difference and bridge that gap as it relates to mitigation funding. minister, i have a question— funding. minister, i have a question to you based on what you said — question to you based on what you said. do you think it can be done _ you said. do you think it can be done with our system being so heavily— be don

countryman talking about, safety and security, i am countryman talking about, safety and security, iamurity, i am in shock, countryman talking about, safety and security, iam in shock, disbelief and i did not think that things would happen the way they did. the saddest part is that i did not expect this, i did not expect this from the president that i knew and a president who i trusted fully. somehow in my heart, i do not want to believe that is true that he left, but if he did, it is really a shame. ., ~' left, but if he did, it is really a shame. ., ~ , ., ., left, but if he did, it is really a shame. ., ~ i. ., ., ~ shame. you knew him, you have worked with him, as _ shame. you knew him, you have worked with him, as a — shame. you knew him, you have worked with him, as a minister— shame. you knew him, you have worked with him, as a minister in _ shame. you knew him, you have worked with him, as a minister in his _ with him, as a minister in his government, and only yesterday he was telling the people the army will be re—mobilised, and now, do you feel betrayed? l. i be re-mobilised,

iam hopeful that adaptation. it has not happened.e hopefulthat same time i home hopeful that many young people will getjobs because there has to be an adjustment of how we build on what we do to prepare ourselves for these new areas of activity that are on the frontline because of the crisis. that is when water is an issue in this country and that is where food security is an issue that has to be resolved in how we settle, how we augment our water supply. i settle, how we augment our water supply-_ settle, how we augment our water supply. i know you could to on water supply. i know you could go on but _ water supply. i know you could go on but we _ water supply. i know you could go on but we haven't _ water supply. i know you could go on but we haven't got - water supply. i know you could j go on but we haven't got time. thank you for answering the question _ thank you for answering the question. just one follow—up. i know— question. just one follow—up. i know you — question. just one follow—up. i know you have a lot of advocates and

iam sure dressing up as autumn in disguise. i am sure we are all thinking that, thanks.hat's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak, coming up on tonight's programme: for the first time in 49 years — gold for great britain in the olympic eventing competition — and a silver medal too history made by emily campbell who becomes the first british female weightlifter to win an olympic medal hockey hero maddy hinch saves all four of spain�*s attempts in the shootout — as team gb reach the semi finals and also coming up on the programme, before the 0lympichonny brownlee said tokyo would be his last games 0nly only three years but will wait and see. and joe root says he just wants his friend to be ok, as he praises ben stokes�* decision to take an indefinite break from cricket for mental health reasons. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. we start tonight with more gold medal success for team gb in tokyo. for the first time in nearly 50 years, great

iam i am better read the inscriptions. in the reign of akbar, these steps were built.what is written there. it is in fast eddie, i am translating for glenn foster —— farsi. those were beautiful times. glenn foster was a goodhearted, wonderful person. he was friendly, he spoke politely to people. we would sleep over at villages on the way. the villagers were very hospitable. i recall they would give us milk for lunch, and ghee. they were so generous to glenn and me.— ghee. they were so generous to glenn and me. even though there are masses— glenn and me. even though there are masses of— glenn and me. even though there are masses of people, _ glenn and me. even though there are masses of people, the - are masses of people, the country— are masses of people, the country seemed able to feed them — country seemed able to feed them. although the diet may not be abundant you don't either hunger— be abundant you don't either hunger in_ be abundant you don't either hunger in some countries. beggars— hunger in some countries. beggars are seldom seen. this is due — beggars are se

come the afternoon, iam hopeful the south, a lot of cloud.afternoon, i am hopeful the cloud will break and southern parts of the country, so some sunshine in cardiff, plymouth and london as well. 23 if the sun pops out for any lengthy period of time, pressure in the north, more like 19 degrees. the low pressure is a slow move, weather fronts moving across, right over us sunday midday. the weather fronts do not always bring rain, sometimes just a bit of cloud, and that fizzles away during the course of sunday, so i think some sunshine further east and south—east, but northern areas, the lake district and western areas closer to the centre of this low pressure may be cloudy. the outlook, not much changes in the week ahead, a bit of sunshine, so overall in summary the weather is hmm! now hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. coming up this friday night... another five wicket haul — james anderson helps england fightback on the second day of the second test against india at lords. almost 75 years since they last played in the top fl

iam...re from ten years ago, but predominantly, most of my allegations are to the people that are still there in leadership positions. this is about my second spell with the club with all of them, and i'm pretty sure are still in positions of power. glamorgan have won the first one—day trophy in their history after beating durham in the royal london cup final at trent bridge. having been put into bat by durham, a captain's innings of 82 from kiran carlson helped them recover from 51—2, to finish on 296 for 9 — paving the way for victory by 58 runs. veteran michael hogan, who's been with glamorgan for seven years, relishing taking the final wicket. in super league, it was an emotional night at headingly as rhinos legend rob burrow received a hero's welcome from fans as he returned to the stadium. the rhinos went on to beat huddersfield giants 18—12. tries from ash handley, richie myler and rob lui secured the victory. earlier, warrington wolves against league leaders catalans dragons was post

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i think, you know, iam they are going to be doing., well, they are not going to be that nasty after all. they say they are going to be really nice. beware of their kind words. you know? it's dark days that lie ahead, dark days. henry, we are still talking about women's rights, but let's turn to the front page of the metro and what many will see as incredible bravery for some afghan women to take to the streets. . . for some afghan women to take to the streets. , , . ., ., for some afghan women to take to the streets. , , _, ., , , ., streets. yes, it is courage beyond imagination _ streets. yes, it is courage beyond imagination for _ streets. yes, it is courage beyond imagination for many _ streets. yes, it is courage beyond imagination for many of— streets. yes, it is courage beyond imagination for many of us, - imagination for many of us, certainly me.— imagination for many of us, certainly me. and it is photos that i think we will _ certainly me. and it is photos that i think we will see _ certainly me. and it is photos that i thin

iam luke i am luke recipe iraq. ——iam —— i am lukwesa burak.ten persons, including my daughter. she was two years old, she was two years old. as the un security council meet to discuss the crisis, we have a special report on life under the taliban — with eyewitness testimony on the brutal reprisals being carried out by the militants. oh, my god! yo! warnings yo! of life—threatening floods warnings in yo! of life—threatening floods warnings in the yo! of life—threatening floods warnings in the southern yo! of life—threatening floods warnings in the southern united yo! of life—threatening floods

iam sarah i am sarah mulkerrins, live in tokyo, day 15 of the olympic games where tanya has won

hello, iam hello, i am mark edwards with your latest sports news.ace barcelona's iconic camp nou. he's certainly their most successfull but his farewell on sunday was an emotional one. lionel messi has been speaking publicly — after it was announced he's to leave barcelona. he's an iconic figure at the club — rising from the academy to become barca's all time leading scorer. and he was understandably emotional at a news conference he gave in the city earlier this sunday, confirming his departure. psg are favourites to capture the 6 time ballon d'or winner. messi said that the ligue1 club was is one possibility but nothing is confirmed with anyone yet. meanwhile, barcelona won theirfirst game of the post—messi era — beating juventus in a pre—season friendly. new signing memphis depay opened the scoring after only 3 minutes. danish international martin braithwaite made it 2—0 with a header early in the 2nd half — but they saved the best to last with riqui puig firing in their third in stoppage time. 3—0 to barcelona as they win their annual pre—season

iam i am interested by this.k about later. 0ne something we can talk about later. one of the things we heard about with funding back in london 2012 was how funding was focused on events that were likely to be made winning events. we have one goals in all these events, surely there will be huge pressure now to increase funding for, for example skateboarding, that was not really getting any kind of subsidy from public funds. good question. look at the success of some of the sports at these games, a lot of sports will be making a case. a lot of the fans has been allocated for paris. there are cases to be made for allocating money. some of the potential failures, the rowing team had most in terms of allocation, did not do as well as they would have liked, track cycling would have liked to have done better although there was a success, athletics would have liked to have done better, maybe more medals, but still a lot to celebrate. you can always make a case for certain sports having a bit more than others but there is

rachel cunliffe, iam little later on — there is the main story.iffe, i am tempted to ask you to list all the different travel categories in which country is in which list. i want to do that, but it will ask you what's in this story. it but it will ask you what's in this sto . , , ., , ., but it will ask you what's in this sto . , , ., ., story. it is funny, i was doing a -a er story. it is funny, i was doing a paper review — story. it is funny, i was doing a paper review last _ story. it is funny, i was doing a paper review last night - story. it is funny, i was doing a paper review last night and - story. it is funny, i was doing a paper review last night and we | story. it is funny, i was doing a i paper review last night and we are trying to do exactly that, work out how many categories there are, because in addition to red, amber and green, there is the green watchlist, which of the countries that might become amber, and there is the amber plus list, which is amber but you softer quarantine when you come back but quarantine at home as opposed

iam. what is happening here? so, this groupmuse, which is a classical music house party. 0k.ital. this is really special. both play orchestral music groupmuse is a classical music house party that connects classical musicians in the area to people who have living rooms — or, clearly — rooftops in the area. so we have, you know, groupmuses every night — pretty much every night — in new york and anybody can host and anybody can attend. the idea is that people make a $10 donation to the musicians, which makes this a much cheaper night out than an evening at the orchestra. cheering and applause to end and my hectic day in new york, jessie has fixed me up with a bed for the night. hi,jo! hi! are you the guy that's sorting me somewhere to stay? absolutely, follow me. 0k. it's a cab. it's a luxury liner taxicab. wait till you see the inside — you are going to love it. that is lovely. here is some complimentary water, and here is your official taxi hat. how much does it cost to stay here? $39 a night, that's it. friday — $39, weekends $49. and so you are allowed to park here? yeah, n

7m. know, i think there is some prospects, i am know, i think there is some prospects, iam not know,some prospects, i am not completely hopeless yet. as with isis when they took over large portions of iraq in 2014, they did not expect to have that much success, they did not realise the iraqi security forces would collapse the way they did and the problem is they can go in tank terrain but they are not manned or even capable of administering a large city like and as for example. that is beyond their capability. they will not be able to hold onto these and certainly not able to administer them, taking over territory so i think you will find some of these are transient, it will give people a chance but before the afghan soldiers are going to fight, they have to have some leadership that will stand up and they can trust and so far, we have not seen a lot of that. that was lieutenant colonel davies on the developing situation in afghanistan. coming up in the programme we have the latest on the fires ravaging across greece. first, tokyo. after two weeks of gruelling competition the olympic

iam i am lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. goodbye. hello there.l. it looks like saturday will be a much drier day in scotland, where we've had a lot of shower clouds on friday. we'll see more cloud coming in from the south—west, as well — and that is due to this area of low pressure that'll just hang around, really, through the weekend. it means as we start the weekend, we've got quite muggy air across the south of england, south wales, 15 celsius here. it's cooler air that we've got in scotland with those showers in the north, 10—11 celsius. the showers in scotland do to become fewer, mind you. a bit of a dull, misty, damp start across parts of wales and the south—west of england. and this cloud gradually working its way northwards. more in the way of sunshine across scotland as those stars become fewer, but the cloud will be increasing in northern ireland and northern england, bringing a bit of rain and drizzle especially later on in the day. could be a bit damp still across the north of wales, even across to the north midlands into east anglia.

iam a mother, i respect that they need and that sympathy. a grandmother and my heartjust grandmother and my heart just bleeds grandmother and my heartjust bleeds for this people on what they are going through and how frightened they.— frightened they. thank you so much forjoining _ frightened they. thank you so much forjoining us _ frightened they. thank you so much forjoining us on - frightened they. thank you so i much forjoining us on newsday. thank you. nato says at least 20 people have been killed at kabul airport over the past week, as afg ha ns, desperate to fly to safety, crowded the entrance gates. during sunday, there were reports of more orderly scenes, with taliban militants firing into the air and using batons to force people into queues. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, flew into kabul airport earlier and sent this report from the tarmac. it hits you as soon as you put your foot on the tarmac of this airfield, the intensity and the urgency of this moment. every direction we look at kabul international airport

iam martine i am martine croxall.l gymnast ever in the event. his mum, madeleine, his wife, leah, daughterwillow, and the rest of the family were watching from hertfordshire. afterwards they spoke to melissa sharman. so proud. you can't put it into words. it was just really emotional to watch, butjust, yeah, so proud and so happy for him. leah, what were the nerves like watching him doing that first performance at the start? we were all on the edge of our seats, weren't we? we just wanted him to do a good job. obviously it's been a long—time training, like he said, from training in the garden and everything else that has been on with the year of covid, i think the fact he was even at the olympics... we were just happy that he had the opportunity to still compete, so we just wanted him to do a good job for him, really. when he did that landing, what went through your mind? i think we all screamed. yeah. we werejumping up and down, weren't we? yeah. just so happy that he had done it and we could see as well by his react

if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma iam i am looking forward to hearingtill to come on the programme: building a new 0lympic spectacle. next year, beijing will become the first city in history to host both a summer and winter games. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's being buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines: the governor of new york state, andrew cuomo, has resigned in the face of a sexual harassment scandal. he will leave office in two weeks' time. as civilians flee their homes, there's warnings of thousands of deaths and

iam happy, happy done a long time. it is dragged out and — i am happy, happy it is dragged out and he is hanging and it became _ out and he is hanging and it became even uglier than it could — became even uglier than it could have been. it is _ could have been. it is ugly enough. he was seen as one of the nation's popular governors for handling the covid pandemic, and praise for his public support of the me too movement, all the while, investigators say that he created a toxic workplace in the state's highest office. now, he leaves new york. his deputy will become the first female govenor in the state's history. the downfall of another powerful man in america shows that the me too movement as enduring impact, but it also calls into question, how much has really changed? has really changed ? according has really changed? according china has found a canadian man guilty and charged him with prison terms. canada says these are trumped up charges in relation to a i—way executive arrested in canada. the ambassador to china g

iam now made many mistakes over the past two decades. president to preside over war in afghanistan. two democrats, to republicans. i will not pass this responsibility on to a fifth president. i will not mislead the american people by claiming that just a little more time in afghanistan will make all the difference, norwill afghanistan will make all the difference, nor will i shrink from my fare of responsibility for where we are today and how we must move forward from here. i am we are today and how we must move forward from here. iam president we are today and how we must move forward from here. i am president of the of america and the buck stops with me. i'm deeply saddened by the facts we now face but i do not regret my decision to end america's were fighting in afghanistan and maintain a laser focus on our counterterrorism mission there and in other parts of the world. our mission to degrade the terrorist threat of al-qaeda in afghanistan and kill 0sama bin laden was a success, are decades long effort to overturn centuries of history

iam going that is tough for obvious reasons.n some pictures, because i know you filmed these and we will show them to our viewers now. this is the devastation around you, what happened near your home. it is devastating and heartbreaking to look at the damage. clearly you are ok physically, what kind of help are you getting, what kind of assistance? 0r are you getting, what kind of assistance? or are you not getting anything at all? right now, we don't _ getting anything at all? right now, we don't get _ getting anything at all? right now, we don't get any - now, we don't get any assistance. we have no food, we have no water to drink. we are trying to survive, but we get no assistance.— assistance. you said you haven't _ assistance. you said you haven't got _ assistance. you said you haven't got water, - assistance. you said you haven't got water, what| assistance. you said you i haven't got water, what is assistance. you said you - haven't got water, what is the problem with water?- problem with water? because usually we — probl

but, you know, iam not course i do, of course i do. alone in this circumstance. everyone is stockier, everyone is worried, like there are thousands and thousands of active and outspoken youth and especially the women in afghanistan, living in afghanistan. i am the women in afghanistan, living in afghanistan. iam no the women in afghanistan, living in afghanistan. i am no less than them, we share the common experience, like we share the common experience, like we are going through the same situation. so i am worried, but thinking that i am not alone and thinking that i am not alone and thinking that i am not alone and thinking that i am powerful enough to overcome this situation. i am trying to be strong, but still anything can happen, anything is possible. we are living in afghanistan, a country full of surprises and shocks, and the collapse of the republic was one of the horrible surprises that we got. you are a student, you are young, i am guessing you are in your 20s, you will not remember the taliban regime of the 1990s, all you wi

iam i am rebecca jones. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. to burn out of control across the country. three more afghan cities fall to the taliban —

iam oceana i am oceana mackenzie. i could do climbing and i'm from australia.ah, my mum, she actually took my sisters to our local climbing gym, but i would go with them and hang out at the gym and start traversing around the walls. and, yeah, i pretty muchjust loved it straightaway. climbing has this great challenge where you're actually trying to find a way to get up the climb. i loved having that challenge of trying to figure it out and challenge my mind as well as my body. the good thing about climbing is it's always really great to find your own way because you have a special kind of way of doing things. i never expected climbing to be in the olympics, so when it was first decided, i was like, "oh, that's amazing. it can be really great for the sport!" and then when we realised that i could potentially qualify, it was like, "whoa, i can actually go to the olympics," and it happened. and, yeah, super excited. for the olympics, you do speed, bouldering and then lead. speed climbing, just to get up the wall as fast as you can. bouldering, which is a short wal

and he left for a bit but he came at about 12 and he thought, ok, iam going a bit but he came at aboutng to lose my house. he went for a bit and waited on the bridge and at two in the morning he came back. and he saw that the fire had gone literally over the house and we think the house was spared because at the back we have really huge leafy trees like birch trees, about 11. and because, behind us is another mountain and with very dry pine trees, very, very dry because it had been 43 celsius for a week. so it was so dry. and thatis for a week. so it was so dry. and that is where the fire went. and it did not go to our house because of the birch trees and other hoses. i think it sort of created a microclimate of moisture. i really don't know _ microclimate of moisture. i really don't know because _ microclimate of moisture. i really don't know because i _ microclimate of moisture. i really don't know because i said - microclimate of moisture. i really don't know because i said to - microclimate of moisture. i really don't know because i said to the l don't know because i said to the vi

iam not, may be everyone says, you are very talented. i am not, may be my talented. may be my talent is i can focus on something and block everything else out. maybe the tunnel vision eyesight helps with that? hello and welcome to the programme. officials in the united states say president biden will decide within the next 2a hours whether to maintain a military presence in afghanistan beyond the end of august. mr biden is coming under growing pressure from his allies not to withdraw us troops from kabul airport and thus allow more afghan civilians to be evacuated. the issue will be the main point of discussion at a virtual g7 summit later on tuesday. the taliban have warned there will be "consequences" if the united states tries to remain in afghanistan beyond next week. we'll have more on that in a moment — but first, our correspondent, secunder kermani reports from kabul. it's crowded, filthy and baking hot. but desperate afghans keep coming to kabul airport. so many children in such a terrible place. this woman worked alongside german forces. she has documents pr

iam very i am very worried about the future of the country, as a whole. women being part of that.is very uncertain, very chaotic, there is no government and given the taliban's history from the past, women are the most probably concerned citizens these days. but there is comes —— uncertainty about what will happen to the country and what will happen to the country and what will happen to them, whether they will lose their jobs, to them, whether they will lose theirjobs, whether they to them, whether they will lose their jobs, whether they will to them, whether they will lose theirjobs, whether they will be safe, whether they will be pressed to stay home, whether their husbands will lose jobs, to stay home, whether their husbands will losejobs, whether to stay home, whether their husbands will lose jobs, whether there will be another war. a lot of women have actually contacted me, they've come to see me or messaged me, they are trying our way out or looking for something different. not only in terms of security but in terms of hope for a better country. they don't have it any more.

if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma iam i am looking forward to hearing come on the programme: building a new 0lympic spectacle. beijing prepares for the winter games, which due to covid will take place less than a year after tokyo. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's being buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. welcome back to newsday. i'm karishma vaswani reporting from singapore. nations around the world have been reacting to yesterday's landmark climate report, warning that urgent action is needed to avoid catastrophe. experts agree that without big reductions in global carbon dioxide emissions, the w

iam i am lewis vaughanjones. let's take a look at the headlines.e hope of being flown out of afghanistan. it comes amid reports of executions and torture by the taliban. president biden has told the taliban any attack on the afghan evacuation mission would be met with force. lebanon is facing its worst economic crisis in modern times, as the fuel crisis continues to put pressure on the country. the shia militant group hezbollah says it has now made arrangements to import fuel from iran, despite us sanctions. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri reports. with no electricity and therefore no lights, ahmad has to improvise to do hisjob. this is but one small example of how lebanon's months—long fuel crisis is affecting everyday life. translation: the living conditions are difficult. because of the power outage. sometimes we are forced to turn on a phone light so we can continue our work. there is no electricity, no petrol and no diesel. 78% of the population is now living below the poverty line, according to the united nations, and violence and protests have bec

iam hearing i am hearing from folks on the ground, in and around the capital, who are hunkering down,ssed, they are unable to get on flights as of right now, and they are absolutely trapped and they are absolutely trapped and absolutely in fear of their lives with the knowledge of what the taliban has done, and another outline places in the country. there has been door—to—door targeting of any interpreter or worker who has been affiliated with the us or nato or coalition missions. they are being hunted down, and in some cases executed. i and many other veterans who i've been talking with and messaging today, we are even getting messages from our comrade is on the ground afghanistan, with final messages, because they think they are going to die soon. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines: anti—government demonstrators in thailand have staged a protest involving thousands of cars to demand the resignation of the prime minister over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. the organisers said they used vehicles to help stop the spread of the virus. infect

iam really yes, thank you so much for this opportunity.d you are highlighting the state for women at this moment in time. the state for all afghans in this moment in time is quite desperate. but, for those that are saying this is a new taliban, please do not be mistaken. the behaviours, the actions that have already begun, that have been happening in the providences that they have taken over, girls not being allowed to go to school, women not being allowed to go outside unless escorted, even the doctors or groceries. this is making its way into kabul. is this what you are hearing from people you are in touch with and afghanistan? yes, what is being said by all the women, all people i am in touch with and afghanistan, but if you pay attention to twitter — the benefit of technology these days is that many of these days is that many of these incidences of human rights violations are being caught on video, and transmitted, so the taliban can no longer say that they respect women's rights, human rights, because we have the footage. do you belie

hello, iam hello, i am the chairman and ceo of footlocker incorporated.low down, things will be different, but be patient, you can work your way through this. the only decisions we made were decisions we made were decisions made on the spot, made without perfect information, obviously. the world was changing by the second. patience was a virtue at that point. i wish somebody would have reminded me that on day one. the pandemic brought on so many different things, right? i wish that at the beginning, or if there was one piece of advice, it would be to turn up the empathy incredibly high. it put people into unique positions — working from home, stress of a global pandemic, children having to be skilled at home, et cetera. you have to be empathetic to what other people are living through, and i think that is the thing that helped us, ultimately, to get through it — turning up the empathy. spacex has finally launched another set of 60 starlink satellites after a pause of two months. elon musk�*s spacex company is developing a constellation of at least 12,000

iam speaking i am speaking for millions of afghan girls and women who are about to lose theirfreedomchool, to work and participate in the political, economic and social life of the country. political, economic and social life of the country-— political, economic and social life of the country. and neighbours are anxious to- — the fate of this landlocked country affects them all. to the north, central asian states know how easily extremism crosses borders, reaching russia too. iran knows afghans will flee its way, and any instability will spill into pakistan too, and far beyond. so many people have become internally displaced in afghanistan, so many are becoming refugees, so we actually need immediate help and assistance for them. there is, you know, there's so much to talk about right now and a lot of us are just deeply, you know, deeply depressed about the situation there. a depressing, deeply uncertain and dangerous time. for now, most afghans are just trying to get through each day, before they confront fundamental questions about their future. lyse doucet, bbc news. here, the for