on sunday it's likely to approach kyushu.all in the 24our period through sunday noon could reach up to 500 millimeters in southern kyushu and up to 300 millimeters in amami, northern kyushu, shikoku, kansai, and tokai. strong winds are also expected in okinawa and southern kyushu through saturday. officials say the winds are expected to get even stronger on sunday. seas will also be quite rough. 10 meter high waves are expected on saturday. >>> for more on the approaching typhoon, we turn to our meteorologist sayaka mori for the details. >> a big and potent typhoon is expected to pound many places of japan during a three-day holiday. do be prepared for the storm. it's going to be a very dangerous storm. the name of the system is namadol. it's categorized as large and very strong. very strong means it's the second strongest scale on the typhoon scale. the system is expected to move northward and could approach the southwestern islands of japan into saturday, and then stay near kyushu for a while and then change the course towa

kyushu is very mountainous and the danger will then be of landslides and even more so of flooding.million people they need to leave their homes and head to local evacuation centres. this morning, thousands began to heed that advice, but hundreds of thousands more will likely choose to ignore that advice and ride out the storm at home. it will be a very tense night for them and for the authorities. river levels across kyushu and southern honshu are expected to peak sometime in the next 12 hours, putting japan's flood defences under severe strain. it would only take one breach for whole towns to be inundated in minutes, giving those who've refused to evacuate no time to escape. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, tokyo. ukraine's president zelensky says investigations into possible russian war crimes are continuing in the city of izyum, which was recently retaken from russian forces. bodies are being exhumed from a mass burial site on the edge of the city. izyum is one of several areas back in ukrainian hands after significant territorial gains in recent days — although heavy fighting

and then as we go into sunday, it could hit parts of kyushu as typhoon strength and move across westernapan and affect many areas of japan into tuesday, including the national holiday. a lot of heavy rain is on the menu for the country into tuesday, at least. and it was a hot dayn thursday in japan. that's it for me. stay safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of "nhk newsline." thank you for joining us. >>> this is "newsline biz." video game fans are flocking to the tokyo game show for the first time since 2019. the event is one of the largest in the industry. it was held online over the past two years due to the pandemic. more than 600 exhibitors from 37 countries and territories are on hand at the exhibit near tokyo. the global game market grew to about 13 trillion yen or $90 billion in 2021. that is up 16% from the previous year. i.t. giant meta is joining the event for the first time. it is presenting a virtual reality game. also drawing attention are low budget titles known indy games. one such title developed by a group of japanese university students. ate lo it allows them

kyushu is very mountainous and the danger will then be of landslides and even more so of flooding.mes and head to local evacuation centres. this morning, thousands began to heed that advice, but hundreds of thousands more will likely choose to ignore that advice and ride out the storm at home. it will be a very tense night for them and for the authorities. river levels across kyushu and southern honshu are expected to peak sometime in the next 12 hours, putting japan's flood defences under severe strain. it would only take one breach for whole towns to be inundated in minutes, giving those who've refused to evacuate no time to escape. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, tokyo. let's go back now to look at the events of the next a8 hours. after days of lying—in—state, the coffin of the late queen will begin its final journey tomorrow morning as part of a grand state funeral. at 10.aa, it will be moved from westminster hall to westminster abbey, a short distance away, where the funeral service will be held. the royal navy's state gun carriage, seen here rehearsing, will bear the coffin

it has just begun its movement to the north, and by sunday will reach japanese kyushu and the muifa, which has already begun to weaken by friday, will find itself in the waters of the yellow sea, where yi will gradually collapse, but this invasion will lead to the activation of the atmospheric front in the south of the far east and its clouds will even reach primorye, although by this moment the strength of the typhoon is almost completely dry up, even at the epicenter of the vortex, the intensity of precipitation will not exceed 30.40 mm per day, and in the southern regions of the primorsky territory, rain will fall about half as much in some places, about 20 mm - this is completely incomparable with the fact that a hinamor arranged a week ago, and today in vladivostok, a little precipitation is unlikely, and in such a situation, in the evening the air will quickly cool down and at night the thermometer readings will drop to +12, but tomorrow with sunrise it will become warmer again at noon in the capital . primorye will be about plus 20, which is quite within the framework of the s

japanese people are used to dealing with typhoons, especially in kyushu.icture taken in may of i marc lobel. a previously unseen picture taken in may of the i picture taken in may of the queen in windsor castle. telegraph here, a life of selfless service. the express says: in the mirror: a grammarian expect the aquamarine and diamond could brooches were in 80th birthday presents from the queen's father. they were also worn for ve day, the 75th anniversary. it is very vibrant, and a wonderful picture from not very long ago. wonderful picture from not very lone auo. , ., ., long ago. the photograph was taken by ranald i long ago. the photograph was taken by ranald mckechnie, i long ago. the photograph was i taken by ranald mckechnie, who was taken many generations of photos. he had all of them that photo. the queen consort camillo gave a video address to the bbc talking about the wonderful blue eyes, you can see what she was talking about there. let me give you a contrast here. that was towards the end of the rain, this is at the end of the rain, this is at

and it's hit the southern island of kyushu on sunday.ss the whole of japan over the last two and a half days and really bringing very destructive winds, 150 mile an hourwinds, over 200 kilometre an hour winds, which have caused quite a lot of damage to electricity supplies and structural damage. but really, the big thing has been the amount of rain, really astonishing amounts of rain have fallen over western and centraljapan. in kyushu, they measured more than 70 centimetres of rain falling on sunday and into monday. and even in honshu, a0 centimetres of rain fell yesterday over western parts of honshu. so that's been the major problem causing a lot of local flooding. there is a concern still about the possibility of landslides and mudslides. as you said, the toll from this has been fortunately very small in terms of loss of human life. but it really has caused massive disruption right across japan for the last three days. what are scientists saying about linking this with climate change? well, they're absolutely linking it to climate ch

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on ckagoshima city on kyushu island.super typhoon nanmadol wasn't the only storm to impact this region. the largest earthquake taiwan has recorded this year. trails were derailed, buildings collapsed, and as of this morning nearly 700 people remain trapped on two separate mountains in south eastern taiwan. taiwanese officials are saying all of those people have been taken into local shelters and will be evacuated at some point today as authorities work to clear roadblockages. so far at some point in this quake one person has died after being struck by a machine. michael? >> all right, appreciate it, blake. thanks so much. blake esic there in tokyo for us. >>> now, ukraine grappling with the grim aftermath from the retreat of russian forces in the country's east kyiv, accusing russian forces of committing more than 34,000, quote, crimes of aggression and war crimes since the war started. cnn's nick paten walsh with more from ckrematorsk. >> specifically this day ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy talking about these

now this slow-moving yet powerful typhoon made landfall near kagoshima city on kyushu island on sundayrds tokyo, bringing with it heavy rains, strong winds, which could of course cause landslides and flooding. that's a big concern now. the super typhoon wasn't the only natural disaster to impact the region. as you mentioned on sunday, in taiwan, a strong 6.9 magnitude earthquake hit off the island's eastern coast. it's the largest earthquake taiwan has recorded so far this year. trains were derailed. buildings collapsed. and as of monday morning, nearly 700 people remain trapped on two separate mountains in the southeastern part of taiwan. taiwan officials say all of those people have been taken into local shelters and will be evacuated at some point today as authorities work to clear road blockage. and so far as a result of that earthquake, one person has died after being struck by a machine while working at a cement factory in nearly 150 people have been injured. >> already, blake, thank you so much for the updates there. blake essig in tokyo for us. >> thanks. >>> now ukraine grappl

typhoon typhoon, with the wind reaching 70 m / s, based, the blow fell on the coast for half a day, kyushustrong points, some of them were caught without electricity, a recommendation about evacuations tore off more than 9 million people the storm hit the alaska sunset, but suffered low-lying roadside areas flooded to schools and airports washed out skoda roads valued at millions of dollars. well, now the blockages all attention is on the knees, i forgot one important idea to convey that during well, that is, how yoga differs from all other gymnasts, that during the performance of any asana we direct attention to that part of the body that we train, then it will be maximum yoga is effective it's gymnastics for every basic rule. in yoga, we do everything to the best of our ability. it is very important to continue to breathe evenly, as we have said that all yoga techniques are aimed at raising energy levels if you have entered any asana and cannot breathe. this means that you are not increasing your energy level. then you need to weaken the effort and continue to breathe evenly, so adults c

kyushu is very mountainous and the danger will then be of landslides and even more so of flooding.mes and head to local evacuation centres. this morning, thousands began to heed that advice, but hundreds of thousands more will likely choose to ignore that advice and ride out the storm at home. it will be a very tense night for them and for the authorities. river levels across kyushu and southern honshu are expected to peak sometime in the next 12 hours, putting japan's flood defences under severe strain. it would only take one breach for whole towns to be inundated in minutes, giving those who've refused to evacuate no time to escape. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, tokyo. to other news now, and ukraine's president zelensky says investigations into possible russian war crimes are continuing in the city of izyum, which was recently retaken from russian forces. bodies are being exhumed from a mass burial site on the edge of the city. izyum is one of several areas back in ukrainian hands after significant territorial gains in recent days — although heavy fighting is still continuing

japan more than 50 people were injured due to the effects of a powerful typhoon on the island of kyushu, almost all of its territory declared the fifth maximum level of alarm in several provinces gusts. winds reach 250 km/h. without electricity. there are already about 300,000 houses left, more than 800 flights have been cancelled. in the south of the country , the movement of high-speed trains has been stopped, and ferry traffic has been suspended even in tokyo bay . typhoon has already reached the central island. hanxun continues to move to the north through the entire territory. in japan , more than 8 million people have already received evacuation orders. events in the special operation zone in nova kakhovka, kherson region , this night turned out to be turbulent in the evening, the kiev security forces resumed shelling the city, four air explosions thundered, the air defense system went off at midnight, two sirens sounded in the settlement apu missiles fired in the center most of the cities were intercepted by russian forces. air defense only one fell in the center of kherson in th

although it has been battering the southern island of kyushu, with gusts of 150 miles an hour, this showsthe japanese government issued its highest level emergency alert, warning wins could be strong enough to bring down buildings. and an even bigger threat is the vast amount of water that nanmadol is carrying. as much as 500 millimetres of rain is expected to fall in less than 2a hours. this is very mountainous and it is feared the water could unleash landslides and swollen rivers could burst their banks. so serious is the concern that the japanese prime minister made this appeal for millions of people to head for evacuation centres before nightfall. translation: d0 evacuation centres before nightfall. translation:— translation: do not go near dangerous — translation: do not go near dangerous areas. _ translation: do not go near dangerous areas. if— translation: do not go near dangerous areas. if you - translation: do not go near dangerous areas. if you feel. translation: do not go near. dangerous areas. if you feel you translation: do not go near- dangerous areas. if you feel you are in

japanese media, the local authorities announced the evacuation of several million residents of the kyushuikoku and konsol regions as a result of the typhoon, about 250 households remained without electricity, there were also major disruptions in the operation of transport, in particular, airlines canceled more than 800 flights scheduled for today, the farewell ceremony for queen elizabeth ii of great britain is currently underway in london, a solemn service is planned to be held in st. george's chapel in windsor, according to local authorities, hundreds of thousands of people came to pay their respects memory of the monarchy , her high-ranking guests from all over the world arrived to say goodbye to elizabeth ii, including joe biden, emmanuel macron, justin trudeau, ursula von deryan, as well as distinguished representatives from ukraine, first lady olena zelenska and prime minister denys shmyhal, the queen's burial is to take place in the memorial chapel of king george the sixth in westminster abbey, the espresso tv channel broadcasts the ceremony on the youtube channel on this i have ev

only a handful of times a storm of the sites in the last half—century and it has hit the southern kyushuellow coastal regions. in total, over 8m people have been told leave their homes much of the damage is centred on the southern island of kyushu, where hundreds of thousands of homes are still without power. so far, 4 people have died. and at least 114 are injured. the world meterological organisation says the low number of casualties is down to japan's early warning system that others can learn from. we are expecting more and more of these events will take place over time and being able to prevent life and property loss, will be able to encourage you to develop early warning systems much like what japan has done to practice. let's move from japan — to the carribean — where another hurricane is causing huge destruction as it sweeps through the region. fiona — a category three storm — has made landfall in the dominican republic at 3:30 am local time. these images show the severity of the water surges in ee—gooay — in dominican republic. the president has declared disaster zones in three

the powerful typhoon namadol, which hit the japanese island of kyushu the day before, reached fukuokaning. the wind speed at the epicenter of the disaster reached 40 m/s. the cyclone is accompanied by downpours, which have already led to extensive flooding from the disaster area evacuated several million inhabitants interrupted the ferry service between the islands for the movement of trains, as of this hour, two people have already become victims of the typhoon, more than 300,000 were left without electricity. a big premiere on our channel a multi-part sports melodrama of a seagull is on the air today after the release of big news at 21:20, sports conflicts of a fall of a rise of a dizzying love story and a desperate struggle for personal happiness, and ekaterina frolova will open the veil of mystery right now i don’t repeat it twice, i work two in the world, mother for you. this is the last chance. and the unpredictable and scandalous coach of such mikhail porechenkov, the audience, perhaps, has not yet seen his heroes maxim topol , despite the principles and agrees to lead the wome

gave away about 300,000 homes, de-energized by typhoon namadol, which has already hit the island of kyushuctions that it could reach the central part of the country by tuesday morning. the recommendation to evacuate has already received more than nine million people in different areas due to the typhoon canceled or postponed more than 700 flights. bad weather also affected rail and ferry traffic. one people died in 80 suffered as a result of tremors in eastern taiwan earthquake source of magnitude 6.8 was located at a depth of 7 km, strikes in the elements. bridges were severely damaged. roads, infrastructure, the wreckage of a cement plant. on death, a man was crushed under the rubble of a grocery store by three adults and a child, the operation to call them lasted more than 3 hours at one station e from the rails. dozens of wagons left. in a number of settlements, there is no electricity supply, the buildings of 72 schools are partially destroyed in mountainous areas, near-falls and rockfalls were noted, according to rescuers, seismic activity on the island continues about an hour ago, a

reports that local authorities have issued evacuation orders for several million residents of the kyushuugoku, tsioku, and konsai regions. as a result of the typhoon, about 250 households were left without electricity, there were also major disruptions in the operation of transport, airlines canceled more than 800 flights scheduled for today, the funeral ceremony of the queen of great britain elizabeth ii is to take place today in westminster abbey, a solemn service will be held in the chapel of st. george in vintsar, according to local authorities almost a million people and hundreds of high-ranking guests from around the world gathered to say goodbye to the monarch, including joe biden, emmanuel macron, justin trudeau, ursula dear representatives of ukraine, first lady olena zelenska and prime minister denys shmyhal, were also present at fondelain's farewell. i will remind you that after the death of the queen, ukraine declared mourning for 10 days and lowered state flags, the queen will be buried in the memorial chapel of king george vi. well, for the moment, that's all for me. and we

petersburg the powerful typhoon nanodol, which hit the japanese island of kyushu this morning, has reachedrefecture. the wind speed at the epicenter of the disaster reaches 40 m/s. the cyclone is accompanied by downpours, which have already led to extensive flooding from the disaster area, several million evacuated, residents interrupted train traffic and ferry traffic between the islands, according to this hour , two people became victims of the typhoon, more than 300,000 were left without electricity. storm warning for heavy rains and winds operate today throughout central russia in moscow and the region until the evening declared an orange level of weather danger for sharp gusts in the south wind. and in our studio, tatyana antonova tatyana, the beginning of the week is somehow restless, that further evgeny will become calmer, the usual september awaits us, i look so cloudy rainy, but still quite warm for this period. yes active southern cyclone. the day before , bad weather has done a lot of trouble in the middle zone of the kursk belgorod regions . we are also waiting in the northwest

so, that is what of the big concerns, notice kagoshima but the entire region of kyushu which has a lot? well, i believe this is the _ compared to the others? well, i believe this is the 14th - believe this is the 14th typhoon so far, but this is i think the first time they have had this type of woody outside of okinawa which is further to the south and more tropical and gets hit with typhoons more often, but in this case it is actually hitting directly on kyushu and is expected to go further north over the next couple of days, and then passing overjapan. so, it is going to take probably at least until tuesday or wednesday before it actually goes over to completely. before it actually goes over to completely-— completely. people are being advised, completely. people are being advised. i— completely. people are being advised, i mean _ completely. people are being advised, i mean we're - completely. people are being advised, i mean we're talking huge numbers of people being told to evacuate their homes. how important and how strong is that advisory? is it a suggestion or is that your life

advised 3 million people to leave their homes, as a huge storm moves across the southern island of kyushu from izyum. bodies are being assumed from a mass burial site on the edge of the city. 0ur correspondence james waterhouse has more now from here. since ukraine forced russia out for the first time since the invasion and retook territory that was taken, it now seems to be focusing on investigating what the invaders did and what moscow is going to do next. in the case of the city of izyum, while bodies continue to be recovered from a mass grave, the latest claim from kyiv is that evidence has been uncovered which suggests that torture chambers were used by russian troops. there are reports of people being tortured and a city being littered with mines. there has again today been heavy fighting in the kharkiv region, where ukraine has enjoyed some recent successes, but on the question of what russia will look to do next, well, the thought from the uk ministry of defence is that it will look to strike more civilian targets in ukraine, while it is frustrated on the battlefield. but this is

injured due to a strong typhoon, according to local authorities, about 300,000 houses on the island of kyushut electricity. at times, the wind at the epicenter of the storm exceeded 50 m/s, accompanied by a hurricane, and heavy rains in the capital region temporarily stopped shipping. now how meteorologists say the typhoon is moving northeast, according to forecasts tomorrow morning it will hit the central part of the country. the consequences of natural disasters are being eliminated, and in taiwan , seismologists have recorded the third earthquake in recent days there, this time magnets of 5.9 in weather forecasts warned of the likelihood of a tsunami . - under rubble, damaged roads from the railway track. got off the train moving in some direction before still remains blocked. let's take a break for a couple of minutes. how many are there? i have more than two people. i will crush them with one cavalry. write to finish off the rest only ruin. see the heart of parma soon the regions of the north caucasus are becoming a popular destination for russian tourists a new route has been developed

. >> typhoon has made land fall in japan. 2 million people are ordered to evacuate the island of kyushuth why weather officials warn of winds, waves and a storm surge. >>> we'll leave you this morning with a live look at london at the final day the public is going to be able to file in to pay respects to the queen. officials in london have asked people to stop coming to join the line. the wait is still more than is 14 hours long. remember, you don't want to miss any of coverage as the world mourns queen elizabeth ii. tune in to cnn. our coverage starts at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. 5:00 a.m. right here on cnn. >>> thank you for being with us this morn jg we hope you have a great sunday. >> always great to be with you. stay tuned. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein boost® high protein also s for immune support. boost® hh protein. (driver 1) it's all you. (driver 2) no, i insist. (driver 1) it's your turn. (burke) get farmers and you could save money with the safe driver discount ju

about 2 million have been ordered to evacuate the island of kyushu because of possible landslides.more are in the storm's path as it moves over japan. weather officials warn of violent winds, high waves, and storm surge. they say the typhoon could cause "a large-scale disaster that happens once every few decades." >>> in puerto rico, thousands are boarding up and stocking up as tropical storm fiona gets closer. a hurricane warning has been issued as forecasters expect the storm to strengthen by the time it passes over or near the island. they say life-threatening flooding and monday slides are possible the next several days. let's bring in cnn meteorologist derek van dam. people battening the hatches there. what can they expect? >> so i'm going to talk about fiona in just a minute. but we have to touch on this earthquake that just occurred in southeastern portions of taiwan. the u.s. geological survey reassessing the magnitude or the intensity of this particular earthquake. it was originally 7.2. now it has been downgraded to a 6.9. still a formidable earthquake. regarding the tsun

the storm lifted through the southwest island of kyushu monday, killing at least two people and leaving0 others injured. queen elizabeth ii has been buried next to her husband following a funeral with more than 2000 global leaders and dignitaries at westminster abbey. crowds thronged the streets to catch a glimpse of the cortege. the funeral was described by government officials as one of the biggest international events that the u.k. has ever held. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: still ahead, world bank president david malpass joins us to discuss the outlook of the global economy and the prospects of recession. next, why the recent pullback may not continue much longer will we get closer to the june lows. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have the all important fed meeting. >> the fed has a lot of work ahead of itself, as do other central banks. >> the focus on inflation. >> the u.s. inflation number was horrific. >> the hard-core cpr numb

10 million people have been ordered to evacuate in japan as typhoon nanmadol lashes the island of kyushuwarn about storms and rainfall. meanwhile in taiwan state media reporting at least one person has died from that 6.9 magnitude earthquake. the tremors so strong they collapsed this bridge twisting its supports out of the ground. and officials report more than 100 after shocks have been recorded. cnn's blake esick joins me now from tokyo. let's start with that massive typhoon where you are there in japan. >> well, michael super typhoon nanmadol will go down as one of strongest typhoons japan has ever seen with gusts of wind reaching 145 kilometers per hour. for days experts had been warning of a potential large scale disaster fueled by the strong winds and torrential rain. good news here it seems at least to this point that potential large scale disaster has been avoided. so far about 10 million people living in southern and western japan have been ordered to evacuate as a result of this violent storm. but, again, a lot of the potential disaster that we had talked about in the days buil

more than 2 million people ordered to evacuate the island of kyushu because of possible landslides andillions more are in the storm's path. weather officials in japan warn unprecedented rainfall, high waves and storm surges could strike the island causing a large-scale disaster. >>> still ahead, the mayor of new york tells cnn today the current migrant situation is a humanitarian crisis created by human hands. >> it is an all hands on deck moment where we're all supposed to come together and coordinate. coordination in a crisis is something we must do together. answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds we'll come to you pay you on the spot thenen pick up your car that's it at carvana president biden signed the inflation reduction act into law this afternoon. ok, so what exactly does it mean for you? out of pocket costs for drugs will be capped. for seniors, insulin will be just $35. families will save $2,400 on health care premiums. energy costs, down an average of $1,800 a year for families. and it's paid for by ma

their homes as one of the largest typhoons ever to hit japan made landfall on the southern island of kyushuunday night with winds topping 110 miles per hour. the storm is forecast to bring flooding and landslides to japan's main island of honshu through wednesday morning. the japan meteorological agency classified the typhoon as "violent," its most severe category, and prime minister fumio kishida urged people to seek shelter. >> do not go your ngerous area if you feel you're in danger, do not hesitate to evacuate. please evacuate to safe areas while there is still light. amy: here in new york, the 77th united nations general assembly opens today with the climate emergency and the war in ukraine taking center stage. ahead of the gathering, secretary-general antÓnio guterres called out nations for failing to protect future generations, decrying the "sheer inadequacy of the global response to the climate crisis." today is also the start of climate week here in new york, with dozens of protests and climate-related activities scheduled around the city. bells tolled in london today 96 times as a

now all public transport in kyushu has stopped meteorologists predict record levels of precipitations up to 500 mm. this almost inevitably means flooding and a high chance of landslides are the deadliest effects of typhoons to reduce the risk of flooding . authorities have ordered the early opening of barriers on dams to release water at more than 100 sites, reportedly in an unprecedented measure to assess damage due to darkness. now it is extremely difficult. the picture will begin to clear up by morning in tokyo it has been pouring rain all day. now temporary calm, but promises that the rain will resume at night. after passing through kyussi from south to north, the typhoon will turn east and move along the main japanese island. he keeps threatening disaster to any prefecture that gets in his way in the capital region. he is expected on monday night. tuesday sergey mingazhev, aleksey pechkov, east asia news bureau, tokyo japan in kursk today the cyclone is being eliminated after heavy rains sunken roads and bridges in a few hours almost a quarter of the monthly rainfall fell by the

the rivers are rising in kyushu.t, but it is still carrying a huge amount of moisture and we think there will be very torrential rain all the way up to tokyo in the next 2a hours. rupert wingfield—hayes. a strong earthquake has struck southeastern taiwan, bringing at least one building down in a small town and tearing up roads. its initial strength was given as magnitude 7.2, but later downgraded to a 6.9 magnitude quake. japan's meteorological agency and the pacific tsunami warning center issued tsunami advisories shortly after the quake, but both later said there was no longer a threat of high waves. we have received the full statement from the duke of york is tribute to his mother. let me read it to you. it is short but there is a bit more than i brought you a few moments ago. "dear mummy, mother, your majesty, three in one. your majesty, it has been an honour and privilege to serve you. mother of the nation, your devotion and personal service to our nation is unique and singular. your people show your love and re

a special typhoon warning is in place for kyushu, the southernmost of the four islands that make up the budgets — by providing free school uniforms and trips for all pupils. simon ward has this report. fruit salad is on the menu for this lesson at the world �*s academy at mentally in nottingham. why many schools will ask parents to pay for the ingredients, they don't hear. newjoiners also get free blazes, a tie, calculators and other equipment. the driving force behind the policy is the school principal, who grew up in a low income family in coalville in leicestershire. i grew up with a single parent, there were a and my mum, we were free school meals students, so when i became a principal it was very important that opportunities for everybody, and really thinking about everybody, and really thinking about every decision people make, so for example, some people may say it's only a little bit but i know from my family a little bit was a lot. iloathed family a little bit was a lot. what would ou family a little bit was a lot. what would you say — family a little bit was a lot. what would

it has already hit the island of kyushu with forecasts verse could reach the central part of the country by tuesday morning. more than 9 million people have already been advised to evacuate in various areas due to the typhoon, more than 700 flights have been canceled or postponed. bad weather has also affected rail and ferry traffic. anti-government protests erupted in several iranian cities at once people demand investigation into the circumstances of death, 22-year-old maksy amini, who died after being detained by the vice police, arrived in tehran a few days ago and was taken to the police station for allegedly wearing the wrong hijab by her relatives. they say that the body of the dead had traces of beatings. although the authorities claim that the cause of death was a heart attack in maximil's hometown. people gathered near the local administration building, and then similar protests took over other cities. some women filmed and tossed their headscarves up and a flash mob appeared on social networks, where girls burn hijabs and cut their hair. further news of the regions, do not swi

empty shelves the japanese are stocking up on food in the epicenter of the elements of the island of kyushucity. the russian team won the medal standings of the european samba championship, which ended the day before in serbian novi sad. our athletes won 40 golds , four silver and seven bronze medals in second place, the armenian team closed the top three with the romanian team in the total number of awards , our answers were also ahead of everyone else in the piggy bank 51 awards, despite the recommendation could remove russia from the international tournament the sambo federation has decided to allow our athletes to compete, but under the flag of the federation, and that's it. and now the word to colleagues and good morning. good morning everybody. who celebrates this day with us on september 19 on the calendar with you svetlana zeynalova, i am not pokrovsky from him today is addressed to all of you. we are sure that after we woke you up in the morning, your smartphone will wake you up to us and someone has already sent you. this is someone some kind of message or some kind of emoticon, l

typhoon nanmadol made landfall near kagoshima city late on sunday, before battering the islands of kyushuase in waterborne diseases in the wake of the devastating floods that saw a third of the country submerged. the head of the world health organization warned of a double disaster if more isn't done to help the country. our south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan, reports. large swathes of pakistan remain underwater. in this worst affected province, hundreds of thousands have set “p hundreds of thousands have set up shelter on this riverbank. families who came here seeking sanctuary, now fending off the threat of disease. living near stagnant water has led to a sharp rise in illnesses like malaria, dengue and diarrhoea. in the distance, where her home once stood. she is eight months pregnant. and now lives here with her seven children. she tells me they are falling sick. translation:— tells me they are falling sick. translation: they have got fever, translation: they have got fever. they — translation: they have got fever, they are _ translation: they have got fever, they are cough