it's known as the capital of the malvinas.m here, but this is still the city that feels closest to them, and there are references to the malvinas everywhere. they lost the war, but argentinians are still fighting to win back the islands once more. daniel guzman is a veteran of the war and now works as a journalist and activist in ushuaia. for him, history is important in shaping future generations here. daniel lost 12 friends in the war, their names inscribed on these walls. it was a period that marks him to this day. it's hard to forget when there are so many powerful memories allaround him. but it was a war that he says people, including him, went into wanting to fight. every day, he says the islanders would bring the argentine troops milk. it was — for a while, at least — a transparent and affectionate relationship. but there is no doubt the war changed everything. a couple of hours north is the city of rio grande, another part of the archipelago that feels that sense of loss. this is a place that still lives and breathes t

malvinas is a subject _ relatives of the dead. malvinas is a subject that _ relatives of the dead.inas is a subject that unites most i is a subject that unites most argentines. in fact poles show that more than 80% support their country's claimed the islands. but it is subject that feels much more personal in southern argentina, which is much closer to the island. so we travelled to tierra del fuego, at the bottom of south america. it is often referred to at the end of the world, but argentinians also like to say it is at the beginning of everything. it is known as the capital of the malvinas, the islands are hundreds of kilometres from here but this is still the city that feels closest to them. and there are references to the malvinas everywhere. they lost the war but argentinians are still fighting to win back the islands once more. danielle goodman is a veteran of the war and now works as a journalist and now works as a journalist and activist in ushuaia. for him, history is important in shaping future generations here. daniel lost 12 friends in the war. their names are inscribe

it's known as the capital of the malvinas.ilometres from here, but this is still the city that feels closest to them, and there are references to the malvinas everywhere. they lost the war, but argentinians are still fighting to win back the islands once more. daniel guzman is a veteran of the war and now works as a journalist and activist in ushuaia. for him, history is important in shaping future generations here. daniel lost 12 friends in the war, their names inscribed on these walls. it was a period that marks him to this day. it's hard to forget when there are so many powerful memories allaround him. but it was a war that he says people, including him, went into wanting to fight. every day, he says the islanders would bring the argentine troops milk. it was — for a while, at least — a transparent and affectionate relationship. but there is no doubt the war changed everything. a couple of hours north is the city of rio grande, another part of the archipelago that feels that sense of loss. this is a place that still lives a

the malvinas are cut off. the history of the malvinas, or the falklands, is rich and varied.rough people and land. and the debate also challenges who has power in the world and what effect colonialism had and, for many, still has. katy watson, bbc news, in ushuaia. now on bbc news — it's time to take a look at some of the stories this lunchtime from our news teams across the uk. without immediate action, climate change could be as devastating as covid for some communities. that's according to wales' top doctor. in his annual report, dr sir frank atherton says rising temperatures are likely to pose a serious health risk to the nation. ben price reports. wales has experienced a number of severe storms in recent years. storm dennis was one of many to devastate communities in 2020. warmer, drier weather can also cause grass fires to burn for longer. last year this crossfire near caerphilly lasted almost a week. the flames were kept at bay but for some local residents, the thick smoke was a concern. some ofthe the thick smoke was a concern. some of the peeple — the thick smoke was

the malvinas are cut off. the history of the malvinas or the falklands is rich and varied.ism had and, for many, still has. katy watson, bbc news, in ushuaia. a group of mps has questioned government plans to dispose of vast quantities of unusable protective equipment purchased for nhs workers during the covid crisis. the commons public accounts committee said ministers hadn't been clear on the financial or environmental cost of burning some of the items. joining me now is labour mp and chair of the public accounts committee, meg hillier. morning to you, thank you very much for your time today. so the government are saying it hired two waste disposal companies to get rid of unused items through recycling or burning them, at a rate, i understand, 15,000 pallets per month. do we have any idea what the cost of that will be, either environmentally or financially? cost of that will be, either environmentally orfinancially? ida. environmentally or financially? no, and we asked _ environmentally or financially? idfr, and we asked questions about that, obviously, and until it has h

the malvinas are cut off. the history of the malvinas or the falklands is rich and varied.nimal feed continue to rise, some owners say they can no longer afford to keep their pets. they may look like survivors from the age of the dinosaur, but one in five reptiles are threatened with extinction. and for some, kept as pets, a new threat — the cost of living crisis. they need constant heat and special lighting, which is getting more expensive. now some reptile rescue centres are reporting a surge in these animals being handed in. we have seen more in the first three months of this year than we saw the whole of last year. so that tells us something is changing. as part of the agricultural college here in tonbridge, the team are researching why these pets are given up. financial issues are probably the biggest driver we are seeing right at this moment in time. people worried about not being able to afford to heat and feed the animals. when owners do make the heartbreaking decision to give up their pet, the centre has to follow strict protocols. we will do an assessment of that

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the malvinas are cut off. the history of the malvinas or the falklands is rich and varied.nd, and the debate also challenges and who has power in the world. and what effect colonialism had and for many, still has. katie watson, bbc news, in ushuaia. let's take a look at today's papers. a soviet era show trial�* is how the guardian describes the death sentence given to aiden aslin and shaun pinner, two british men pictured here on the left, who were captured whilst fighting russian forces in ukraine. �*putin�*s pawns' is the headline in the metro. the paper says there's fear the two prisoners will be used as bargaining chips following the "sham" verdict. the telegraph is reporting comments made by the former brexit minister, lord frost, who says the prime minister will be ousted by autumn unless he changes course. elsewhere, the times features an image of prince william who was seen selling copies of the big issue in london earlier this week. the duke of cambridge is pictured alongside a lithuanian tourist who was in the capital for the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations.

. >> 40 years ago this week, the war over the focalin islands also known as the malvinas ended with theation of the capitol port stanley. as well as the lives lost and life-changing injuries, some developed symptoms of what would eventually be recognized as posttraumatic stress disorder, including flashbacks, violence, and heavy drinking. our special correspondent reports on how the conflict helped us understand more about the effects war can have on the people who fight in them. >> couldn't see my kids because i was a bit of a loose cannon. and it was taken away. that is hard. >> when he came home, his life fell apart. for years, he drank, could not sleep, he was violent. and he relies others were strongly -- struggling, he founded veterans. >> i started helping other people. that is where i started to mend myself, as well. started getting involved, that was massive. i felt something that i could channel my mind. in the corner, just listen to him. they are also at the same time -- we are all like-minded. the conversation -- >> this is the veterans village near glasgow. home to hundreds

the malvinas are cut off. the history of the malvinas or the falklands is rich and varied. and, for many, still has. katie watson, bbc news, in ushuaia. five men have universal on suspicion of the murder of a man from suffolk. simon tobin was left unable to walk or talk when he was set upon as he made his way home from a football match in 2015 —— simon dobbin. in a coordinated operation across south essex, police arrested five men, three in their 30s, suspected of killing simon dobbin. they are being questioned. in march 2015, mr dobbin, who supported cambridge united, was subjected to a brutal attack following a toe under way came at southend. he was left with brain damage, unable to walk or talk and needed round—the—clock. two years ago he died at home in mildenhall. police say his injuries caused his death, prompting them to launch a homicide investigation. this morning they held to a press conference. this morning they held to a press conference-— this morning they held to a press conference. ., , ., ~ conference. there was a causal link between the _ conference. there

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this is just a war for the malvinas islands.lands from great britain argentina is there, uh, 25 times closer, yes, and this military conflict. here is the iron lady woman. uh, a senseless war, in general, a lot in fact, then yes, without a lot of senseless events, so is jones the same zelensky yes, but an appeal to the un security council with a proposal to exclude russia and the security councils. yes listen well, firstly, but the soviet union created and created the united nations system in many respects already, and ukraine completely abandoned the entire soviet legacy, these ideologies are common history, but from the soviet. from the past so, from the potential that was created in the soviet era on the territory of ukraine, now these meaningless statements, of course, this will not happen, of course, this cannot be, because in addition to russia, the same, china well, i think that most of it, and the world community has an understanding that it is necessary to at least preserve this organization, that there is a system of d

malvina boldyreva was unconscious, but the next day she suddenly came to her senses and came to talk.ery young knitted hat stretched to the eyebrows on his feet rubber boots with tucked tops. he will accept bright ones, but to establish the criminal’s task on them is almost impossible; other clues at the scene of the incident were not found there at all , it was even weaker if there was no evidence, there was only one hope, the wounded albina boldyreva would be able to identify the villains, because he, for sure, was previously convicted of such a crime, or is on a psychiatric register, you need to study the card index of dispensaries. to compile lists of suspects according to police data, hundreds of people got in a burning trail , it was clear that these were people with some kind of mental all the same swearing, at night, the patient died. but still, albina boldyreva managed to help the investigation, according to her, the offender was very young. so you should not waste time searching among seasoned criminals. the ninety-first year, the city of tula, human memory is short, when it

all, it’s like argentina, or maybe those disputed islands of the south atlantic that are called malvinas support this position, but the british call the one that occupies them faklinsky. and here you are, precisely fell into customers. this is the only such place in all of south america, they are named in another anglican temple. in the interview, there is also a rather pompous stella in honor of the queen englishwoman victoria so here. queen victoria from here begins a completely unique cemetery in its time. the only thing non-catholic in all of ntv is, as it is officially called, the british cemetery in montevideo appeared in a very interesting era. so in 1806, napoleon declared the so-called continental blockade of britain; the british in napoleonic europe were arrested, their property was confiscated, nothing resembles the familiar plot, the import of british goods for the respective courts was prohibited. call at european ports economic wars never change. for example. yesterday napoleon stopped the british ships. today, other ships stop us this is our interlocutor on the eve of this

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this is malvina for the london falcle. klende. i think that they are supported by the americans.lective security agreement with both, but reagan preferred the englishwoman thatcher to the argentines. argentina suffered a humiliating defeat. and the left remembers this, especially who can believe that the americans will help us latin americans. we don't believe we know the argentines. what our officers were taught in bad memory of the us military school zombie panama canal during the military dictatorship, which turned into genocide. we know who organized every last coup d'état in our region. all of them were started and financed by the usa what else offends latin americans? well, let's say the last one ourselves to both americas it took place in the eighteenth year in the peruvian line. and only the vice president came to the usa. trump, it turns out, preferred not to stoop to latin america, which whether? as latin american ariel ruiscaru recalls her recent articles, who at the same time works at the humboldt university in berlin, another humiliation awaited latin americans under

argentine generals landed on the disputed islands in the south atlantic for buenos aires - this is malvinahink that the americans will support them. washington had a collective security agreement with both, but reagan preferred the englishwoman thatcher to the argentines. argentina suffered a humiliating defeat and left. you remember it, especially who can believe that americans will help us hispanics. we do not believe we argentines know. what our officers were taught in bad memory of the us military school panama canal zombies during the military dictatorship that turned into genocide. we know who organized every last coup d'état in our region. all of them were started and financed by the usa what else offends latin americans? well, let's say on the last two americas themselves it took place in the eighteenth year in the peruvian line. only vice president pence came from the usa, and donald trump it turns out he preferred not to stoop to latin america , or what? as latin american ariel ruiscara, who at the same time works at the humboldt university in berlin, reminds of her recent articl

they will have to be restored, but pinocchio's jacket is neat and the exclusive dress of malvina stillith the coryphaeus of the studio, the armchair of karabas barabas in this form it has been preserved and in what it was originally, it is this vest that belongs to karl's father, the real original vest, which was filmed by the famous actor nikolai mushroom. and this vest. we found quite recently and yet personal happiness in minsk did not work out, the director will leave for moscow, but the relationship with his ex-wife. he will support until the last days, despite the fact that after this break he will have more than one, brother. i loved him and we broke up with him, loving was my initiative. let go because i couldn't be torn apart. we now remember very painfully, and he left for moscow; there was no more script here. all the children's time is over, but not over. the history of the belarusian cinematography itself by this time, the resources of the studio had grown significantly, first of all , the material for the films did not spare money in terms of the amount of financing of th

them have not stood the test of time they have to be restored, but carefully pinocchio's jacket and malvina'sarm the soul of the studio's corefei. the karabas-barabas chair in this form it has been preserved and in what it was originally . and this vest. we found quite recently and yet personal happiness, in minsk it didn’t work out, the director will leave for moscow, but the relationship with his ex-wife. he will support until the last days, despite the fact that after this break he will have more not alone, brother. i loved him, we broke up with him, love was my initiative, i let him in. because i could not be torn into several parts. we now remember very painfully, and he left for moscow; there was no more script here. all the children's time is over, but not over. the history of the belarusian cinema itself by this time, the resources of the studio had grown significantly, first of all, the material for the films did not spare money in terms of funding for the minsk film studio, in no way inferior to the kiev and leningrad standard program for the year five feature films and five two-par

houses are damaged, uneven party fields are under water. damaged crops will meet a huge loss for us. malvina says she feels helpless. all her belongings are damaged. going to bite, you took quite a lot of lost love. what rift you? nothing much is left now. my nephew had a close call but he was somehow see from the flood waters. it's so high you can even take out items from inside the house. heavy rain and snowfall has triggered flash floods and landslide and recent days. roads are blocked and course stranded rescue teams have started moving people from below lying areas to safer locations. yeah, the garage has told me to one of the land slides covered in area of about a 100 meters. if it doesn't rain in the next few days, it will take at least 2 days to cleared the debris. until that happens, families are doing what they can, stacking sand bags and putting up barriers to try and save. what's left? katya. locust lilyanne oh, jazeera. still ahead on the al jazeera, it's always a goal things civil wars in full swing. santa will be here to explain the story. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, let's get this

by the world community, but it turns out that the inhabitants of the falkley islands, well, the malvinaslves, the argentine, there is nothing , the argentine answered. well, there it is, as if the retelling was said that the argentine there is something so general phrases, got off. but, well, you understand, that is, it turns out that the inhabitants of the island have the right to decide to remain british, as he said? so wait. well then what claims to referendums in the crimea in the donbass to the future kherson referendum, and by the way, we must not forget. and to the scottish referendum yes, but what is it. why can't they determine their own future? well, if we now take this rhetoric of the british ourselves into service and help in the same way. uh, the proud cattle of the argentinean cities to resolve their issues with great britain, how they help our opponents, then again the war will begin for the whole world, and in theory we have the right to put the argentine system. uh, naval missiles for hitting targets in falklinian in malvinian. sorry islands. in theory, we can supply som

we need malvinas we need long-range artillery gar- well, that's it, there are missiles of the maritimetelling us about the rules, so you yourself, you yourself, uh, didn’t give a damn about all the rules of the icon yourself, but neksiut these strangers territories and torment us with something, and as for ireland, scotland, listen, well, we must support the aspirations of the peoples. e. the dark of this e empire means to support the desire for independence and, accordingly, give the people the opportunity to speak out, vote and really, and finally throw off the yoke of this london imperialism. in my opinion. nothing should really stop us in our relations with such countries. and we still sometimes. well, what is there to say? i spit uh, all these threats from them still follow some conventions. in my opinion is not the time in my opinion. it is already necessary to somehow answer and more , uh, their methods are tough. albishche you know, i still want to say about this once again about his statement. he is young, of course, as the president means. and accordingly, it is necessary to