injust one having hit the iberian peninsula in just one summer.kly spreading south to the algarve one of your applause mac most most popular tourist destinations. despite the efforts of over 800 firefighters, well over 16,000 acres of land, roughly 5000 football pitches have been burned. the national guard has helped evacuate more than 11100 people from several villages, resorts and campsites. it was horrible- _ resorts and campsites. it was horrible. there _ resorts and campsites. it was horrible. there was _ resorts and campsites. it was horrible. there was fire - horrible. there was fire everywhere and we had to fend for ourselves. nobody was there to help us but luckily i had three friends who came. the firemen who were there found themselves surrounded by fire and we asked them for help but it was not possible. as they had no orders they did nothing. that's how it is.— that's how it is. temperatures in the region _ that's how it is. temperatures in the region are _ that's how it is. temperatures in the region are expected - that's how it is.

as you saw in my colleague's report, they have said it is very hot across the iberian peninsula.re, in spain, temperatures are reaching a peak on wednesday, with another heatwave under way. several regions in the mainland are registering more than a0 celsius degrees. weather officials have issued a dozen of red alerts in nine regions, with the recommendations of not carrying out any activity that implies staying on the streets between 1pm and 9pm local time. live now to our weather presenter helen willets. incredibly hot with those temperatures over a0 degrees in much of the iberian peninsula, what can you tell us about these heatwaves and also the wildfires in southern europe? and also the wildfires in southern euro e? , and also the wildfires in southern euroe? , ., ., and also the wildfires in southern euroe? , . . ., and also the wildfires in southern euro e? , . . ., ., europe? yes, again, we have got another wave _ europe? yes, again, we have got another wave of _ europe? yes, again, we have got another wave of heat _ europe? yes, again, we have got another wave of heat ema

the whole iberian peninsula is sent to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change. rachel cletus is with the climate of energy program at the union of concerned scientists. she told me about these unusual. he's extreme weather conditions that we're seeing now in southern year to look, it's clear that what we're seeing now is unprecedented of these waves and ways of high temperatures, extended heat waves. a huge wildfire is what's your goal in spain now experiencing it today, but we've seen these wildfires in greece and italy and france and company, but flooding and parts of europe as well and still be a in norway, etc. so this is a summer that all over the world shattering records, he footboards um and the people are suffering. this is human cause climate change, it's at our doorstep and it's now happening in an unprecedented way. originally we ask you to what extent can these extreme weather events? how could they be linked directly to climate change? so what's happening is as heat dropping emissions from burning fossil fuels primarily are rising and accumulating a

the future doesn't look much bright to the whole iberian peninsula is set to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change. okay, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and one of germany's biggest alms may cuz has bought 5050 elected one tags from a belgian company. ryan montalvo plans to refurbish the tanks and then send them to the front line in ukraine. the land has gradually roundtop weapons supplies to trade off to earlier criticism, but its response was to slice the russian. officials say that they shot down to drones overnight, both aimed at moscow. they say that ukraine is responsible. one drone reportedly came down in the done with the does the district, the south of the capitol, the other it was near the mintz highway. now these drones follow separate to try and attack some recent weeks that hits most of those business district 41 migrants have reportedly died in a mediterranean ship. rec, that's according to survive, is pulled from the war. so who that arrived on the italian island of love to do that? now, it is not y

the whole iberian peninsula is sent to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change, as lorenzo laboratory, as a scientific officer, as the wealth, natural logical organization. and he told me what makes this is extraordinary conditions in southern europe. different from the heat waves and the past. what's unusual these here is the fact that these sideways and well fires for ker, he's a complex dr. heart is july ever recorded, as he was said before in your, in your peace. july 2023 will go down in the records have to as to how does july ever and the temperatures in july we're point 70 two's degrees celsius. former the 1991 tonight to 2020 period and 1.5 degrees warmer than the pre industrial era. now to what extent can these extreme weather events billing directly to climate change? it is hard to link any one event to climate change when we can say with certainty keys that climate change enhances the possibilities of these events occurring and the severity of them as well. however, a recent study has concluded that for example, the heat weight, the chinese currency ex

unfortunately for portugal in spain, the future doesn't look much bright to the whole iberian peninsula is set to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change. uh okay, lets take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and russian officials say that they shut down to drones aimed at moscow overnight. they say ukraine is responsible. one drone reported lee came down in the depot district south of the castle with the other fully near the mintz highway. now this follows separate during the attacks in recent weeks that hit most goes business district 41 microns have reportedly died in the mediterranean ship, right. and that's according to survivors who are pulled from the wasa. and who arrived on the italian island of lump producer, it is not yet known. if that report by natalia in full cost, that is connected to 2 separate migrant vessel tragedies, which happened over the weekend near the island and left schools. missing, a spokesman for the nigerian president bulletin knew this said he wants to avoid the military intervention. nigeria wil

the whole iberian peninsula is sent to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change. as a south american countries have agreed to form an alliance to fight the destruction of the amazon rain forest at a 2 day summit in brazil, the lead is released joyce declaration on tackling deforestation, but they failed to said finding target to come back. the issue, critics say it won't be enough to protect the amazon. i'll, that's what america correspondent nicole reese is that the summit invalid. so it certainly depends on your point of view on life may be, but i think more could have been done. there is some small consensus, for example, that it needs to be avoided to reach a tipping point in the amazon rain forest that needs to be more sustainable business, more sustainable development. indigenous communities need to be protected better and springs and more because the vital part and the protection of the rain forest as well. but the big announcement of the solid and drastic decisions that everybody was expecting were fully short. there is no such a place as for the end of th

the whole iberian peninsula is said to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change. brent: the climate and energy program at the union of concerned scientists, she told me about the weather conditions that southern europe is experiencing. guest: it is clear that what we are seeing is unprecedented. these waves and waves of high temperatures, extended heat waves, a huge wildfire risk. portugal and spain experiencing it today, we have seen wildfires in greece, italy, and france. accompanied by flooding and parts of europe, in slovenia, norway. this is a summer that all over the world is shattering records. the people are suffering. this is human caused climate change, it is now happening in an unprecedented way. brent: to what extent can these extreme weather events be linked to climate change? guest: what is happening is the missions from fossil fuels are rising and accumulating in the atmosphere, it creates a trend of rising average temperatures. we are coming off the hottest months on record, 2023 is on track to be one of the hottest years on record. it is a trend t

the whole iberian peninsula is sent to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change. while i spoke earlier with rachel cliff, she's with the climate and energy program at the union of concerned scientists. i asked her how much of these extreme weather events can we link directly to climate change to? so what's happening is as heat cropping emissions from burning fossil fuels primarily uh, are rising and accumulating in the spear. this is cleaning a long term trend of rising global average temperatures. so as you said over coming off to do hottest month on record of 2023 is lining up to be on track to be one of the hottest yours on record. it's the trend that's alarming, but the way it's manifesting this year has called signs, is really completely alarmed and shocked. this is happening in a way that's unprecedented in europe, in the united states, in china, in india, in south america, everywhere in the world. and not just on land we're seeing so really as phenomenal c substance temperatures as well. it is being seen as a win for abortion rights in the us. and also, is

the future doesn't look much bright to the whole iberian peninsula is set to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change. as we can get more from dw is young phillips, right. so is in the spanish city of seville young phillip, i know it is very hot. why you oh and it's due to get hotter in the coming days. can you give us a sense of how things all of a it's really extreme at the moment. we are in the for each wave this year. already today, temperatures seems to be dropped a little bit to 3637 degrees. and some people are actually, they dare to come outside out of that. how is it? but it's not the ends of the heat, right? but forecasts are predicting up to 46 degrees in the coming day to stay at home. they put the air conditioning systems to maximum power or they, they, they leave a city in search of, of without places usually along the coastline vibes. so the, yeah, it's still not one of the worst effected places. there are tons, especially in the east and in the south street. well, a tap water is called for the parts of the day and of cause the wildfires all around so spai

at the moment we've had exceptional heat sweep back into the iberian peninsula as itself is, it's the heat wave of the summer. those hot and dry conditions having help wildfires in spain and southwest portugal. now meanwhile, and in contrast to that, we've had some very heavy rain of course, pots of scandinavia, and that's called flooding and land slides in no way. and also irrational, very ne, on the stones affecting the voltage when as you can see on thursday, the wet and windy weather still affects more northern areas, but it rains, drill down towards the southeast corner. so the balkans gets a drenching of that. the good news is for the west of that we are seeing slices of summer come back in for france and britain and the island of island. but as we go in to friday, that rain starts to rolling rather heavy across more northern areas. we're also going to see some very nice the storms of pickup from the black sea push across into ukraine and weston areas of russia. batteries also seeing that very heavy rain . we could see some flooding from that. it's very quiet across more souther

unfortunately for portugal in spain, the future doesn't look much bright to the whole iberian peninsula is set to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change. the temperature set to rise even further in spain. in the coming days, i l. c. w. 's young phillip, charlotte says in seville housing for looking back, so it's really extreme at the moment. we are in the fossil heat waves this. yeah. already today, temperatures seems to be dropped a little bit to 3637 degrees and some people are actually, they'd dare to come outside out of that. how is it? but it's not the end of the heat, right? but forecasts are predicting up to $46.00 degrees in the coming that to stay at home. they put the air conditioning systems to maximum power or they, they, they leave the city in search of, of who that place is usually along the coastline vibes. so the yeah, it's still not one of the worst effected places that towns, especially in the east and in the south street. well, a tap water is called for the parts of the day and of cause the wildfires all around so spain into neighboring parts of

the whole iberian peninsula is sent to be one of the european regions hit hardest by climate change. and from all on that, i'm not drawn by the rental laboratory scientific officer at the weld metro logical organization joining us from a geneva. now the walls size and heat waves are not unusual during summers in portugal, in spain, what is different this? yeah, its officers also thanks for having me. what's unusual these here is the fact that these heat waves and well fires for cur. he's the context of the heart is july ever recorded, as he was said before and your on your piece. july 2023 will go down in the records have to ask the heart is july ever and the temperatures in july we're point 72 degrees celsius warmer than the 1991. tonight to 2020 period and $1.00 degrees warmer than the pre industrial era. now, to what extent can these extreme weather events be link directly to climate change? it is hard to link any one event to climate change. when we can say with certainty is that climate change enhances the possibilities of these events are occurring and the severity of them as w

down more of an autumn field at the moment. temperatures have come down to mexico, across the iberian peninsula for places like spain and portugal. and we'll see that trend continue further east over the next few days as to what the weather starts to work its way even towards the ne places like sweden. seeing something of temperature. yo yo in stock. and we'll go from 21 to 16. back to 20, about a mixed bag of weather conditions to come over the next few days for the west of the weather on monday, affecting northern parts of it to be moving into switzerland as well. we could see the potential for tornado. he has some very wet and windy, whether it's come, those unsettled conditions, sweeping across the mediterranean, places like corsica, as well as funding. you have issued warnings for that west of weather and we'll see some, all that heavy rain start to roll its way towards the southeast and further north into germany as well as poland over the next few days. rounds of rain as well for britain on the island divided, but also some slices of sunshine to be enjoyed. 21 degrees in london, the the,

temperatures in excess of 40c, are expected to hit much of the iberian peninsula this week. # back nowhe was 58. born willie perrer, he created the song and dance routine in 1998, as an exercise for his personal trainer nephew. he was diagnosed with kidney and liver cancer in 2016. the american vegan food firm, beyond meat, says its sales in the second quarter of the year have plummeted by almost a third, compared to the same period last year. the manufacturer of plant—based burgers, nuggets and sausages, says it's due high inflation. our new york business correspondent, michelle fleuryjoins us. so are these products just too expensive for the weekly shop? yes, i mean, it did seem for a while that beyond meat was making its way onto every dinner plate to put the meteoric growth in this kind of plant —based meat alternative is over, far cry from 2019 when the company had the hottest stock market debut of any firm since the 2008 financial crisis, and inflation is a major reason. people aren't willing to pay the premium any more. i was walking here and stopped by a supermarket and looked

got more of an autumn field at the moment. temperatures have come down to mexico, across the iberian peninsula for places like spain and portugal. and we'll see that trend continue further east over the next few days as to what the weather starts to work. it's like even towards the northeast, places like sweden, seeing something of temperature. yo yo in stock. and we'll go from 21 to 16 back to 20. about a mixed bag of weather conditions to come over the next few days. the west of the weather on monday, affecting northern parts of it to be moving into switzerland as well. we can see the potential for tornado. he has some very wet and windy, whether it's come, those unsettled conditions, sweeping across the mediterranean, places like corsica, as well as funding. you have issued warnings for that west of weather and we'll see some, all that heavy rain start to roll its way towards the southeast and further north into germany as well as poland over the next few days. rounds of rain as well for brisson and the island divided in, but also some slices assumption to be enjoyed. 21 degrees in london.

at the moment we've had exceptional heat sweep back into the iberian peninsula as itself is, it's the heat wave of the summer. those hot and dry conditions haven't help wildfires in spain and south west portugal. now meanwhile, and in contrast to that, we've had some very heavy rain, a coast pots of scandinavia, and that's called flooding and land slides in no way. and also a rational, very ne thunderstorms, affecting the baltics when as you can see on thursday, the wet and windy weather still affects more northern areas. but it rains dripped down towards the southeast corner of the balkans gets a drenching of that. the good news is for the west of that we all seem slices of summer, come back in for france and britain and the island of island. but as we go in to friday, that rain starts rolling rather heavy across more northern areas. we're also going to see some very nice the storms that pick up from the black sea push across into ukraine and western areas of russia better was also seen that very heavy rain. we could see some flooding from that. it's very quiet across more southern a

forecasters across the iberian peninsula and saying you might be able to expect similar temperaturesate. they are watching anxiously. a lot of people going on holiday to portugal, waiting to find out more. strictly come dancing head judge, shirley ballas, joined us earlier this week to discuss her skyathalon. we thought she might scream and kick up we thought she might scream and kick up a fuss but look at this! cool as a cucumber on the first leg of her challenge. a mile long zip wire ride. she is taking it all in her stride. full make up, totally calm. next is a wing walk. she will be strapped on the top of flying plane and then the parachute jump from 13,000 feet. amazing x measurement she is doing it all to raise money for the mental health charity, calm. a cause close to her heart. she says he is in her mind every day but particularly during these challenges. well done! she made during their zip wire look very elegant. i am not sure the rest of us can manage us can manage that. an update for you in a moment about the prostate cancer story. we had nick owen on the soviets to the

result, not without difficulties, but already of a playful nature , the representatives of the iberian peninsulathey even allowed themselves to relax and took a walk around it can be seen in the final that the playing advantage of the spanish national team was overwhelming. however, everything was decided by a single goal, the author of which was olga carmona for her, immediately after the game, the joy of victory was replaced by grief from the news of the death of her father, nevertheless, the carmona family agreed that the football player, together with the team, would feel the happiness of tens of thousands of fans who in madrid arranged the winning team for real , hot. admission, by the way, spain is the second country after germany whose football teams , men's and women's, won the world cup? only do not miss today on channel one the continuation of the serial film 17 moments of spring a wonderful film exactly filmed half a century ago by people's artist of the ussr director tatyana leonova i'll ask you to stay. what happened in a swoon, but, in my opinion, we are all under the hood of mulle

abnormally high temperatures have been restored throughout the iberian peninsula by spanish emergency not been taken off duty. a new outbreak of elements is expected only by this moment. she has grown over 70,000 hectares of fertile land. approximately the same situation in cyprus and greece at the height of the tourist season , natural fires spoiled the rest of hundreds of travelers. they were forced to evacuate to a safe area. mass grave prisoners of the german concentration camp dulak 102 found near the city of volosovo, leningrad region, this is reported by the investigative committee of the region, the search engines, who carried out work on the remains of 100 people, presumably there are children among them. forensic examination. will finally establish the causes of death at the age of the sex of the dead according to archival documents. about 2,000 people were shot in this area. the south of russia has found itself at the mercy of extreme heat, which continues to break temperature records in rostov-on-don, even in the morning, thermometers show above 30 in the afternoon for 40