kasia madera _ germany. kasia, thank you very much indeed. kasia madera reporting - germany. om sinzig in germany. formula 1 now and lewis hamilton has just won the british grand prix in a dramatic race at silverstone. it is the eighth time he has won the home grand prix. he was involved in a collision at the very start with his main rival max verstappen. it resulted in the red bull driver having to retire and hamilton having to serve a ten second penalty, but the mercedes star was still able to fight back and take the lead in the penalty meant lap. —— penultimate lap. the british prime minister borisjohnson has urged the public to be cautious and said people must self—isolate when told to do. he was speaking in a video message on twitter after he and the chancellor both said they were isolating after coming into contact with the health secretary, who had tested positive for covid—19. in the face of a growing backlash, borisjohnson and rishi sunak were forced to abandon a previous plan to not isolate, as they were part of a pilot scheme which would made them exempt from quaran

kasia madera _ germany. kasia, thank you very much indeed. kasia madera reporting - indeed.e damaged when the nearby river burst its banks also many owners left looking for their properties and salvaging what they could. in the austrian town of... torrential rain sent floodwater rushing through the town centre, dragging cars and debris along. and in parts of sicily�*s capital palermo, sudden thunderstorms and heavy rains which at the italian island closed roads, drivers trapped in their cars and had to be rescued by the fire regrade in dinghies —— fire brigade. here in the uk, therejust a here in the uk, there just a few hours to go till most covid researchers are lifted in england, but there has been an outcry today when the pregnancy or in the chancellor decided to carry on working rather than self—isolate after they were sent alert by the official current nervous app because they had come into close contact with the health secretary, who was recently diagnosed with covid —— the official current nervous app. initially, borisjohnson and rishi sunak said they had become part

kasia madera in erftstadt in germany.s self—isolating at home after testing positive for coronavirus. mrjavid, who's had both vaccines, said he'd felt a "bit groggy" on friday night. his announcement comes as the government prepares to go ahead with lifting coronavirus restrictions in england on monday. the decision last night to keep quarantine rules in place for people returning to england and wales from france — even if they are fully vaccinated — has been heavily criticised by travel firms. ijust wanted to update you all that i have tested positive for covid. i was feeling a bit groggy last night so i took a lateral flow test this morning and it came out positive. so i am now self—isolating at home with my family until i get the result of a pcr test. i am grateful that i have had two jabs of the vaccine and so far my symptoms are very mild. this comes ahead of a crucial week for ministers. from monday legal restrictions will be lifted in england, but there were more than 54,000 positive cases reported yesterday and so

kasia madera in germany for us.political leaders and the taliban in the gulf state of qatar. the negotiations are an effort to jump—start a long—stalled process in the midst of rapid taliban military advances across afghanistan and growing concern about the country's future in the wake of the us—led nato pull—out. afghan government sources say the talks have got off to a good start. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, is in doha, where she's been speaking to the key players on both sides. these high—level talks are taking place in the midst of growing uncertainty, if not anxiety, about afg hanistan�*s future. afghan government negotiators say they are acutely aware that the window for peace talks is fast narrowing, perhaps a question ofjust two to three months. because the backdrop, of course, is that the taliban have been overrunning districts across afghanistan and seizing strategic order crossings. so i asked the minister of state for peace, sayed sadat mansoor naderi, did he believe after talking

and i'm kasia madera live in sinzig in western— and i'm kasia madera live in sinzig in western germanywestern germany, one of the towns that felt the full force of the floods _ that felt the full force of the floods. well, now the clean—up operation — floods. well, now the clean—up operation is under way. in the face of a growing outcry, the uk prime industry chancellor reversed plans to carry on working rather

let's cross over live now to my colleague kasia madera who's in erfstadt in germany.s are there that people may be found some of those hundreds of people that are still unaccounted for? $5 people that are still unaccounted for? �* , , ., ., , for? as we see the water finally be . in to for? as we see the water finally begin to recede, _ for? as we see the water finally begin to recede, the _ for? as we see the water finally begin to recede, the levels - for? as we see the water finally begin to recede, the levels of i begin to recede, the levels of devastation are just becoming apparent. this is a dual carriageway behind me which leads up to erfstadt, which as you mentioned as one of those areas devastated by the flooding here. this dual carriageway shows the power of the water that came up the road here, there are articulated trucks that have just been picked up as if they were toy cars and place one on top of the other will stop it is unimaginable, the force of the water, that must have rushed down here, cars left. just if you hours ago the police were telling us th

kasia madera there, thank you very much indeed.s. mrjavid, who's had both vaccines, said he'd felt a "bit groggy" on friday night. his announcement comes as the government prepares to go ahead with lifting coronavirus restrictions in england on monday. the decision last night to keep quarantine rules in place for people returning to england and wales from france — even if they are fully vaccinated — has been heavily criticised by travel firms. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley has the report. i was feeling groggy last night so i'm now i was feeling a bit groggy last night so i took a lateral flow test this morning and it has come out positive. so i am now self isolating at home with my family until i get the result of pcr test. i'm grateful that i have had two jabs of the vaccine and so far my symptoms are very mild. this is a sajid javid at a care home on tuesday, four days before his symptoms developed. it is not clear yet if any one else in government will have to self—isolate as a close contact. it comes ahead of a cruci

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hello, i'm kasia madera, this is 0utside source.e euros semifinal, and there's huge excitement. kick—off at wembley is in an hour. 60,000 fans are there, most of them english. danish fans are watching in copehagen. their team has had a fairy tale run since christian eriksen�*s shock collapse. the team's goalkeeper insists they can stop football from coming home to england. has it ever been home? i don't know, have you ever won it? in �*66, it was home. was that not the world cup? these english fans would disagree. despite the odds, a victory tonight would give england theirfirst

. ♪ kasia: hello, i'm kasia madera. you are watching "outside source ."nd and denmark are kicking off in there euro semi-nal/. 60,000 fans are inside, most of them supporting england. danish fans are watching in copenhagen, the team has had a fairytale run since christian erickson -- eriksen's shot collapse. a victory tonight would give england their first trip to a major final since 1966. whoever wins will take on italy in the final in london on sunday. a state of emergency has been declared in haiti after the untry's president was shot dead at his home. president biden: we need a lot mo information but it is very worrisome. ♪ kasia: warm welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, d around the globe. it is the semis at euro 2020. anglin playing denmark at wembley stadium in london. they have just kicked off. --ngland playing denmark at wembley stadium in london. denmark hopes to continue their fairytale run. they won the trophy back in 1992. the winner will face italy on sunday. let's take it to the scenes live in london, one of the designated fans own aa

iam i am kasia madera live in sinzig in western germany, a town that was completely submerged by waterfalls facing is overwhelming. the uk prime minister and chancellor reverse

let's also hearfrom the bbc�*s kasia madera.n of sinzig, sitting on the banks of the rhine. areas of the town were submerged in up to three metres of water in the height of the floods. she spoke to one resident whose house was deluged. everything we had, it's here, it's full of mud. the flood basically destroyed everything we had. and now you've got an army of volunteers trying to help you. who are these people? half of them, i don't know. they came on the streets. they asked if we need help. we need help. we really need help. the wholesalers full of mud and waten _ wholesalers full of mud and waten -- _ wholesalers full of mud and water. —— the whole seller is. we have a lot of bottles from the nearby bottle factory, so it is really a mess. and you've got a little boy. where are you living now? what do you do? at the moment, we live in an apartment of 15 square metres. we have a bed of 1.40 metres, sleeping with three people. so it is doable, but it is really hard. our boy is now with friends on the other_ our boy is now with f

hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. japan tops the medal table at the tokyo olympics. the host nation won three golds on monday, and success too for british diver tom daley, who was finally crowned an olympic champion. in other news, tunisia faces its worst crisis since the arab spring, after the president sacks the prime minister and suspends parliament. america's top infectious disease expert warns the us is heading �*in the wrong direction�* as cases surge among the unvaccinated. and in the uk, there's been another fall in the daily number of coronavirus cases for the sixth day in a row. hello and welcome. a huge success forjapan, which has topped the table for the country with the most gold medals in its olympic games. it's one of the most controversial. but after today the mood may have changed. japan has now won eight gold medals, which put it ahead of the us and china. momiji nishiya made history by winning the first—ever olympic gold medal in women's street skateboarding, atjust 13 years old. japan defeated chin

from the village of erfstadt, near cologne, my colleague, kasia madera, reports on the rescue effort.s a lot of solidarity, a lot of volunteers have been coming together, have been offering supplies. care centres setting up after to help rescue people who just have absolutely nothing. buildings totally collapsed, homes washed away, vehicles, like i say, there were cars stacked up here by the force of water that came down here, as if they were simply to toy cars. it's quite staggering to see. but the rescue operation is under way and people are returning to look and assess the level of damage as these people have been. translation: everything is destroyed. _ you don't recognise this area any more. before, this was a green oasis, a natural landscape, and the only thing you could hear was the calm waters of the river. that's all gone. it's a catastrophe. translation: if you had told me four days ago - that there could be a flood here, i would have said maybe it will be on the on the in the basement, but this flood was two and half metres high. the antique books are ruined forever. transl

thank you very much for “oining us, we appreciate ki let's go live to kasia madera who's in bonn.here to see what was happening, and there was a lot of concern over whether it would reach. it is now safe in the areas around — thousands of people had to be evacuated because of the fears that the dam would breach. but those warnings have now gone away, it is secure, a huge effort in trying to pump out the water to bring the water levels down. now bearing in mind that half that dam breached, it would be flooding areas that is experienced already so much damage earlier on because of the floods. the damage we've been witnessing — we've been here for three days, travelling between the two states that were really damage, it's staggering. you get there and it really does look like a war zone — homes because the micro gutted, it really is devastated for these small communities in what is such a beautiful part of germany nestled against lots of rivers. and there lies the problem. just against lots of rivers. and there lies the problem.— lies the problem. just so i understand _ lies the prob

hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. us troops to enter combat mission by the end of the year. mutinous president biden will meet with the formal announcement do to come. glory forjapan who won three gold on monday and success to for the british diver tom daly who was finally crowned an olympic champion along with lee. two knees he faces is worth two wars crisis at the arab spring after the presidents ask the prime minister and suspends parliament. in the uk there's been another fall in the daily number of coronavirus cases, 46 today. hello and welcome. in pbs america in the uk and around the globe. in the past few minutes president biden has spoken about the us entering split ending its mission in iraq. meeting with the iraqi prime minister at the white house president biden said the us his role in iraq will now shift to advising and training iraqi forces. i to advising and training iraqi forces. ~ , to advising and training iraqi forces. ~' , ., ., forces. i think things are going well. forces. i think things are going

the bbc�*s kasia madera is in the town of sinzig sitting on the on the banks of the rhine.the town were submerged in up to three metres of water in the height of the floods. she spoke to one resident whose house was deluged. everything we had, it is here, is full of mud. the flood basically destroyed everything we had. and now you've got an army of volunteers helping you. who are these people? a lot of them, i don't know. they came on the streets. they asked if we need help. we need help. the basement is full of water. we have a lot of bottles from the nearby bottle factory, so it is really a mess. and you've got a little boy. where are you living now? what do you do? at the moment, we live in an apartment of 15 square metres. we have a bed of one metre, 40, sleeping with three people. so it is doable, but it is really hard. were you ever expecting anything like this to happen? and when it comes to the warning system, did you... you evacuated, didn't you? yeah, we did. in the middle of the night, we decided to go, and actually ten minutes later, we would not have been able

let's cross over live now to my colleague kasia madera, who's in erfstadt in germany.im hueck�*s home once stood here. it has been reduced to rubble, along with the owner's recently renovated fish farm, which was meant to fund his retirement. translation: i had just put another 35,000 euros into the house - in the last two weeks. everything, new water pipes laid. i still have to pay the bills. his neighbour built this house by hand. he said he carried every stone here. he is lucky to have escaped with his grandchildren. translation: we went out over the roof here and then _ over the other roof, and then they brought us down. there was water here all up to the top. if he had fallen in, he would have gone — there was such pressure. an hour away these brothers have been helping out elderly residents. translation: what this - massive amount of water did in one hour is crazy. translation: you wantl to weep along with them. you feel their pain and suffering. further south, close to the luxembourg border, the mueller family have also started the long and arduous clean—up. tra

here he is speaking to my colleague kasia madera as he visited the steinbachtal dam, which was in dangerthe ground coal mining. and big areas not very far from here, the mining area, and we're going out of this and i think that's a very important contribution to climate protection. a really high reduction of carbon dioxide, so that is one of the biggest projects, maybe european—wide the biggest project of climate protection, and that's just one example. would you say what we saw, the devastation, the disruption, is it because of climate change? i think it's very, very likely that what we saw, heavy rains here and the damage, is because of climate change and that's. .. staying with the steinbachtal dam, it's just been confirmed safe — and the thousands of people who'd been evacuated from the area have gradually been returning. here's germany's interior minister horst seehofer visiting the dam earlier on monday. like all of germany's political leaders, he's facing tough questions about what some are calling the catastrophic shortcomings of the flood warning systems. officials insist the sy

let�*s cross over live now to my colleague kasia madera who�*s in erfstadt in germany.t is only now possible for the authorities, for rescue crews, to begin assessing the true extent of what has happened? you are absolutely right, and as the waters are slowly receding, that level of destruction is becoming quite apparent. the security services, the rescue services were telling me a little bit earlier that just hours before this, this jewel carriageway was completely submerged. the waters are slowly beginning to recede, so the levels of destruction are becoming incredibly apparent. this is, like i say, a dual carriageway, these are cars that are now being assessed for, well, the grim possibility that there are human remains there. there is a situation that is right now unfolding. it is a situation that is repeated across various parts of western germany. my colleague now explains. as the floodwaters receded in western germany, residents began counting the cost. achim hueck�*s home once stood here. it has been reduced to rubble, along with the owner�*s recently renovated

hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. japan tops the medal table at the tokyo olympics.e prime minister and suspends parliament. america's top infectious disease expert warns the us is heading �*in the wrong direction�* as cases surge among the unvaccinated. and in the uk, there's been another fall in the daily number of coronavirus cases for the sixth day in a row.

hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. england is about to take on denmark in the euros semifinal, and there's huge excitement. kick—off at wembley is in an hour. 60,000 fans are there, most of them english. danish fans are watching in copehagen. their team has had a fairy tale run since christian eriksen�*s shock collapse. the team's goalkeeper insists they can stop football from coming home to england. has it ever been home? i don't know, have you ever won it? in �*66, it was home. was that not the world cup? these english fans would disagree. despite the odds, a victory tonight would give england theirfirst ticket to the final of a major tournament since 1966. the winner will take on italy in the final in london on sunday. a state of emergency has been declared in haiti after the country's president was shot dead at his home. we need a lot more information, but it's very worrisome about the state of haiti. and the evergiven, the giant cargo ship that blocked the suez canal back in march, is finally leaving egyptian wate

i'm kasia madera here in erfstadt in germany. the army is assessing the scale of the devastation.