louisa, thank you _ extreme weather. 0k. louisa, thank you so _ extreme weather. 0k.sa, thank you so much for- extreme weather. 0k. louisa, thank you so much for the - thank you so much for the update on that going on in united states but lets now focus on what's happening china where the foreign ministry said it will resume issuing visas to foreign nationals from next wednesday. it's a major easing of the travel restrictions that have been in place since the start of the covid pandemic. joining me now is our china correspondent stephen mcdonell. what is china proposing? this is the last _ what is china proposing? this is the last big _ what is china proposing? this is the last big plug _ what is china proposing? try 3 is the last big plug in china reopening after the coronavirus emergency. it has announced that tourists will be allowed back into the country. in recent times other visas have been issued but no tourists in here for more than three years. to give you an idea of what a big deal this is, in the year before the pandemic started, 65 million international tr

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.rainian people in a meeting with president zelensky. stephanie prentice reports. hello. oh, wow. busy! a candlemaking workshop with a difference for these children as the pirates of the caribbean actor orlando bloom visited alongside unicef, part of work to raise awareness of the impact the war in ukraine is having on its youngest. oh, yeah, oh, yeah! laughter centres like this are designed to help build and get psychosocial support and some basic learning as many have now been out of regular education for more than a year. oh, my goodness, you just keep giving me presents! 0h! sir! thank you so much. thanks for coming. next, a meeting with volodymyr zelensky to discuss the work needed around supporting children in ukraine. so it's remarkable to see how you are in upholding this country and... we have a good country. we hold each other. well. . .yes. before he left, the actor read out a buddhist message of encouragement from a text about children. "once fortune was against a knight who

over more now, i want to welcome louisa. anton from the united nations development program in turkey. she told me tonight from brussels. it's good to have you on the program. i'd sort of talk about the, the numbers 1st on the you ends of urgency, appeal for 1000000000 euros of aid for turkey. today we got a promises of 7000000000. would you consider that to be a success today? i think really it's, it's a good beginning is i would say in normal conditions, 7000000000 euros is a lot of money at that time where donor countries are very well strapped. they have been contributing to recovery and humanitarian needs. and ukraine and, and the other climate driven disasters around the world. but you and people as part of an assessment, supporting the government and working together with the world bank in the european union to assess the financial impact of the earthquakes in turkey. and our conclusion was that the, the damages, the financial impact was $103600000000.00. so when you compare the to the 7000000000 or the 6000000000 that's allocated to touch it, it starts to look a little less res

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louisa pilbeam, bbc news.t ferrier should be suspended for 30 days, for breaking covid laws. ms ferrier admitted putting people at risk after speaking in a debate at westminster then travelling by train while infected with the coronavirus in september 2020. 0ur chief political correspondent, nick eardley, is at westminster. she has already received a community service order because of this and now the commons could have a say? you will remember there were strict covid policies in place and margaret ferrier broke them. she took a positive test in glasgow and travelled to parliament anyway. rather than self isolating, she travelled back to glasgow. at the time, she lost the snp wit. she has been sitting as an independent sense and pleaded guilty in a scottish court, which led to the community service you were talking about. but now she faces the real prospect of losing her seat. this committee has said she should be suspended for 30 days and if mps back that, she can appeal, but if mps back that in the wider com

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.sellers, which moves the us a little closer to what might be considered universal background checks. he made the announcement in monterrey park in los angeles, a community devastated by a mass shooting injanuary, that claimed 11 lives and injured nine other people. last year, after the mass shooting in buffalo, new york and uvalde, texas, i signed into law, after being both places, the bipartisan safer communities act, the most significant gun safety law in almost 30 years. that was in addition to me signing more executive actions to reduce gun violence than any of my predecessors at this point in the presidencies. today, i am announcing another executive order that will accelerate and intensify this work to save more lives more quickly. first, this executive order helps keep firearms out of dangerous hands as i continue to call on congress to require background checks on all firearms sales... cheering and applause ..and in the meantime, in the meantime, my executive order directs my a

this very schoolroom george and louisa raised a son francis law and a daughter, mary louisa in mansion on what would become av. and what makes this house is that for five generations, the mccullough family lived here. descendants of the mccullough lived here. so it's a really example of vernacular, federal style architecture. it's right here in morristown in 1947, when the last family member who wanted to live here did, and she died. the house was sold in 49 to w parsons todd, and he was a local philanderer -- who in 1950 turned this into museum that we all enjoy today for the benefit of the public good. it's fitting that we gather here today in this school room of mccullough hall because it was home to a school and it was the civic meeting place, the mccullough's time. and as we learn about the life and letters of general philip kearny firsthand from the historian who has graciously joined us today, we're getting a window into more than 50 years of deep research. william b staple is a graduate of catawba college. he has edited coauthored and authored nearly two dozen books and documen

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louisa vyshyvanka, speak now to. louisa vyshyvanka, obeidi who's the owner of louisa's vegan .e tasty fare behind you. thank for your time . does this open for your time. does this open new doors , do you think? well new doors, do you think? well let's hope so, because at the moment it's impossible to send any good support to eu. it's actually easier send to the us and yes, literally everything will get stops and customers will get stops and customers will have to buy duty and tasks . and we just have to say to people , really sorry, but it's people, really sorry, but it's not possible . send to germany not possible. send to germany from and it's disappointing as a small business owner that makes great award winning in the uk . great award winning in the uk. so how did site for uk manufacturing you know on a small batch level that we can't send these lovely products out to customers that desperately them so let's hope things change. yeah. is that because of the paperwork or the additional cost and getting all the sort of various tariffs agreements , various tariffs agreements,

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last e1august, maria louisa filatova fled her home in zaporizhzhia, which is close to a nuclear power japan for a short timet] for nearly three months, she joined an internationale1 artis and residence program where she focused on expanding her artist ic outcome. last november, after completing her seventh landscape painting, she returned to quk4!9ñ she felt unable to continue living inq the safety of japan while others in her ho faced relentless suffering. we interviewed her about the work shefáe1 has painted since return to her e1war-ravaged homela homeland. >> i now continue my work for making bigq paintings. when i was in japan painting, it was for, like, what gave mey feelingi] of peaceful, which i really miss. >> reporter: before the war, sh1 predominantly drew monochrome portraits, but her style dramatically shifted after the invasion. in japan, she painted colorfulf landscapes, something she had always aspiredi] totycreate. no longer certain what the next daye1 would bring, she wanted t capture the moment through this new form of self-expression. during her time in japan, she

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but in the nearby village of crawfish, rock, people are worried council leader, louisa conner says local fear they'll be squeezed out. a long concert by the city will grow like a chima. i'm afraid of being expropriated. this is the neighboring village will be the 1st to lose what we have a local keep look at the con, it doesn't believe the project will create jobs instead, just employing cheat labor in what critics call crypto colonialism. but bryan rejects the criticism back perceptions of fears, many of them legitimate fears, perhaps of historical sense. but there is a disconnect between the fears and the perception and the reality of prosperous that critics say honduras is being sold off outside congress activists urged parliament to put the brakes on the prosper project. the government might still repeal the controversial nor passed in 2013 that allowed the city to go ahead. christopher castillo says prosper is exploiting social and economic problems in honduras labs and x yawning building, but through prosperous could only harkell because we were in an economic crisis. a country in

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i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk in louisa. come to russian state for never. i've studied us on the most landscape with 55 when. okay, so 92000 speedy. when else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today and split ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube said with mm hm. mm. welcome back to wowza parts. if you've been a senior fellow at the russian study center, i think if china normal university and senior fellow at the shanghai association of american studies doctor you just before i caught you all right, before the break, you were talking about the fact that this, the necessity to make a, something dangerous out of china and perhaps to some extent out of russia and other countries arises up from the fact that china has been able to, you know, diligently learn the american lesson and to apply the best way to its own soil and lift millions people of people out of poverty, we should continue to do not only in china, but also in many other countrie

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ah, i'm louisa below and the founder of the cow project. and i live in committing a store in the philippines. the philippines is one of the most at risk countries to hazards brought about by climate change. and we are at the front lines of the climate crisis to typhoons and droughts and natural disasters. in december of 2016, our town was hit by super typhoon not 10. and it destroyed about 80 percent of agricultural livelihoods in agriculture land in my town alone, and displaced over 1000 families. so we knew that after that type food, we needed a way to rebuild and create better type of resiliency ball. with it started as a typhoon relief rate where we gave away ceilings and vegetables used to rebuild their, their agricultural livelihoods. but then we realized that it was just kind of a bonded response and we needed to actually position them better for the long term . so that was when we realized that core was a pretty good crop because it was already better suited to our ecosystem. as we were going along with, i realized that there are a

are louisa a true true reproof you on for a roof with himself off report. apart from his alleged involvement in the tavern killings in south africa, we also looked into, flung his reach back in la sue to just 3 weeks before the massacre. he was filmed, handing out cash at an all pursuit conference election rally at the time with suit his ruling party. the cause of their fights is popularity. but this involved with the needle minding. it became about turf wars, and now it went into politics as well because they understand they can understand in that because of the war this been happening because of the, the number of people that have been murdered. you need political protection during their release. 80 she would dish out money in hopes of countering and our votes so that some of these members can make it into parliament and become members of parliament in that sense. they basically immune from the law. you know, they basically insulator from prosecution. we put questions about links between farmer gangs and the a b c to it's party leader and cockle carby. he openly admitted that they exist bu

the female athletes, for example, like competing in that obviously the main issue here is not for louisa, are in transition from female to a may lead sports, but in the direction. exactly, because that biological body structure all, i'm a let ease that obviously got i don't vantage, when racing against females and that these are, that these are at the same time that i've been the delegate, the issue holder. so shall that issue that can involve, but i think by my god that you can see that some biological and scientific certainty and that they will not let the will be criticized for that. but at same time that is the outcry of the community saying i want i want to compete in this way, can be it can be cancelled. so it's not easy to get a decision. okay, we have to leave it there. tom crated. how mary and milan for us that live and out there. thank you. and she was still ahead on al jazeera france sees one of its worst days of unrest since the start of protests against pension reform, and neither side is backing down. thus displaced and disabled, we look at the plight of some of the most vu

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that is still used today by most of the athletes dick fosbury — the man who revolutionised the high louisaut the specific style he created? i will take you back to the 1968 mexico 0lympics will take you back to the 1968 mexico olympics and what happened was this 21—year—old from oregon in the united states strode up to the high jump states strode up to the high jump and he went over backwards. it's a style we're used to seeing now. he went over headfirst but incredibly i didn't realise this, at up until that time used to go over in a hurdle style, a scissors style which seems odd to us now. he revolutionised the sport because this is the style that athletes take on today but there was a furore at the time and the spectators and journalists thought it was a crazy way to do things. one journalist at the time said he looked like a guy falling off the back of a truck. he perfected this technique in high school and admitted in the interviews later that it looked kinda as he said at first but it felt so natural and like all good ideas, you just wonder why no—one had done it before. people from t

it's a technique still used by athletes today. 0ur correspondent louisa pilbeam has more. united states, he strode up to the highjump and he went over backwards. so it's a style we're used to seeing now. he went over headfirst onto the mat but incredibly, i actually didn't realise this, athletes up until that time used to go over in a hurdle style, a scissors style, which seems very odd to us now. he revolutionised the sport because this is the style that athletes take on today but there was a furore at the time, and the spectators and journalists who were covering the event thought it was a crazy way to do things. 0ne journalist at the time said he looked like a guy falling off the back of a truck. he perfected this technique in high school and he admitted in interviews later that it did look kind of weird, as he said, at first, but it felt so natural and like all good ideas, you just wonder why no—one had done it before. and so people from the world of sport have been paying tribute to him. what have they been saying? yes, absolutely. so he won the gold medal, he won the

let's get more our mission, louisa. osborne, from doubling the environment. welcome back. louise. 11 does is another international conference telling rich countries, the poor countries still need their help. really going to provide practical practicable solutions to these problems. i mean, we have to look at it and the way that this is the 1st conference dedicated water and almost 50 years. oh, that must be a step in the right direction. the u. n. is really been pushing for something to be done and they have promised to make a safe water accessible to everyone and sanitation by 2030. and they have admitted themselves that the target is off track by quite a lot that they are calling for international communities to make much more investment in water. and there are some solutions that have been offered as part of the report that they put together, so called water funds, for example, that would ask cities and industry to contribute to habitats being protected upstream. so that the water than that arrives with them is, is quality water also better management of a

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oh got you so little, we windows or i interlude fuller lived in within to louisa, roger the the intensive training is aimed at boosting skills and morale. the number of police killed has been rising sharply up to 119 last year from 54 and 2021. more than 2100 personnel have been killed since 2001. the taliban stated aim is to impose islamic religious law in pakistan just as they did across the border. pakistani forces have scored a string of military victory since 2014, but taliban fighters were able to regroup. attacks on police officers have escalated since the hurried departure from afghanistan of nato forces in 2021. there has been disproportionately affected. that's a fact. i'm not going to sit and say that a has been given. busy on the prediction as much prediction as it can get. but the trip that is emanated is a very unique nature. local police complained that they're underpaid and have a lower status than the pakistani army. electricity is in short supply plus, dealing with an insurgent and a suicide best is a daunting prospect. even for well trained, well equipped personnel. glo

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to prevent these catastrophes. foster bolder and more transformative climate policies and needed louisa. osborne from d. w. environments has been working us through that new you. i'm not climate to report and john just now are welcome, louise. so what's image that we didn't already know? there isn't actually much in it that we don't know already are, but this acts as a final warning to say that we have to take action. now if we want to make sure that we get lower than this, a limit of 1.5 degrees centigrade, that was agreed by the global community. so this report brings together all of the information that has been put out there over the last or a half decade or, or a little bit more to give as clear scientific basis for governments to make policy . that is actually going to lead to the kind of action that is needed. if we are to avoid the impacts of 3 degrees or more and what sort of action is needed. well, there needs to be swift and huge radical transformation. and the way that we do things we need to cut fossil fuels dramatically. we need to cut carbon dioxide emissions by half by 2

why and kitchen go back. forces from kenya will be in kaboom bar room on a bow. tango and louisa. yeah. forces from uganda will be in bun, gonna my banga kowana and retro material. this is to enforce the ceasefire, which will take place on tuesday, march 7th. they will supervise the withdrawal of the m $23.00, and the rest of the process will follow. with roches largest fertilizer producer confirmed it has provided $20000.00 times are the essential growing minerals to malawi. as moscow seeks to help african nations can map food insecurity. this is part of the company's previous promised that it would provide nearly $300000.00 times to developing countries for free. the initiative is aimed at easing the global food crisis and is being implemented in accordance with the un plan for 0 hunger. allowing has expressed its gratitude for the russian aid. molly's privilege to be the 1st country to receive the eliza from your account or all the countries that related to say c allows me the 1st one we're place. and for that created a wiffle. i can even say thank you. now, if be russian gover

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.t berrier broke a lot of rules. she decided to travel into parliament while she was here. she got positive results, and rather than self—isolating, she travelled back to glasgow. at the time, she lost the snp whip. she also ended up pleading guilty in a scottish court. but now she faces the very real prospect of losing her seat as well. this committee has said she should be suspended for 30 days. if and peas back that, if she can still appeal, but if mps back that in the way of the common chamber, it would trigger a process. that by—election would be a really important one if it happens. brother glynn and hamilton west is a key target seat for the labour party. —— rutherglen. knitterrdly. a potentially life changing blood test is being tested in a major uk—wide trial —— nick eardley. doctors hope bowel cancer patients can avoid unnecessary chemotherapy by taking a blood test. the trial will involve around 1600 people after promising results from a smaller study. fergus walsh has the st

louisa pilbeam, bbc news. time for the sport now. hello.. the winners included france who beat the republic of ireland in dublin to make it two wins out of two in group b. the only goal of the game was a stunning strike from the bayern munich defender benjamin pavard early in the 2nd half. it was his third goal for his country. ireland's nathan collins was denied an equaliser by a terrific save from mike maignan in the french goal as the world cup finalists held on to maintain their perfect start in group c. tottenham hotspur are on the hunt for a 11th permanent manager in 4 years after antonio conte left the club by mutual consent on sunday. his assistant, cristian stellini, has been put in charge for the rest of the season, but who will get the job long—term? patrick gearey has been looking at the leading contenders. the bbc sport poll today found two big favourites the one is the romantic route richo pochettino the former manager who talks first to second in the league and champions league final, loved by many club fans has a connection

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japanese prime minister for me o key, she does, making a surprise trip to keith, to meet president louisa lensky. and coincides with the chinese leadership beings high level discussions with russian president vladimir putin, which i currently underway in moscow. this will be killed as a 1st trip to ukraine since the russian invasion a year ago. now, he's expected to assure president lensky of tokyo's continued support. the japanese government says it wants to focus on reconstruction and humanitarian aid for ukraine, while pushing for harsh sanctions against russia. rob bright is following the story for us from sole, and has more on kitchen at the show of solidarity. here with ukraine. japanese prime minister for me. ok, shita was just wrapping up on the official visit to india when he decided to make this surprised detour. india is hosting this year's g 20 series of meetings. japan is chairing the g 7 series of meetings, which once again as last year are likely to be dominated by the war in ukraine. and casita had expressed an interest to a visit to ukraine before they take place is obvio

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