in the mediterranean serious buyers.mitsotakis is the greek prime minister and has the most original path through childhood to the height of politics of anyone i know. my life was transformed in 1969 by the movie, except i watch the movie, i lived it. it was a tumultuous time for greece. congratulations to you and all within your politics and even the opposition increase to this most stunning recovery of greece. what did you think at the low point of the greek economic debacle? what were you thinking about to make greece recover as it has? p.m. mitsotakis: we took over in 2019 with the clear mandate to make the economy grow again. we were hit by the pandemic but we managed to implement significant reforms and we used the fiscal room available to us to support the real economy. we are encouraged by the recent data. the economy grew 16.2% in the second quarter of this year. we revised our forecast to 5.9%. this may be pessimistic for 2021. we see lots of interest in investment by american companies , making big progress in

it's now pushed out toward the mediterranean. so we've seen improvement and conditions, but much of the energy here from the pure and ease is now spread across the else. so the risk of storms really on all sides here. we have disturbed weather towards the east, so ukraine bell the roofs into western brush. i'm pretty much anywhere from bill near to mince to moscow. take your pick. look at the next 3 days for men's or ra, northeast wind is making it feel about to on monday, so well below average. when this weather report in western africa where we've got storms. ok, we'll call it pretty much from equitorial guinea rate through to senegal, the gambia. however banjo as high as 29 degrees. that's it. that's all the news. media ice small will natural rocks from outer space that survive the journey down to us and have high market value for rock and minimal collectors under the world's joins the moroccan nomads in their desert. search for these gifts for scotty. icon says that it's a meter, right? had it is it is, i mean, to roy morocco

but i think most of the action will actually stay out toward the mediterranean. really, the bigger story is these fierce winds blowing through the boss for us impacting its stem bolts. i don't think we're going to shake these winds until probably toward the end of the week. we'll see those wind gusts about 35 kilometers per hour on friday, and the risk of some thunderstorms as well in the days ahead. as we look at europe, really, the divide between the west and the east high pressure in place. so that's deflecting systems toward the north, and we're starting to tap into a south facing wind. so that's helping temperatures through the baltic states, for example, rigor at 20 degrees. but here's the good stuff, paris. 30 on tuesday. i think we'll do a repeat on wednesday, keeping yet 30 degrees, almost a good 10 above average. and we do have our next rain risk on thursday. better chance, i think will be friday with about an 80 percent chance of some showers with a hive 24 degrees. we're going to end this weather reports as we head toward africa . we had some strong s

still to come: we will look at this oil slick working across the mediterranean, towards cyprus.ave rejected claims by ministers that the move will help to tackle climate change. jon kay reports. what are you going for? unleaded. which one? just the normal one. but what is normal? confusion at the pumps this afternoon, as the new fuel went on sale. that is e10. what do you mean? e10? what's that? it's what you've got in your hand. oh, no, i don't know. i haven't got a clue. unleaded, that's as far as i know. i don't know, i don't really pay attention, ijust fill it up and leave. did you know you were filling up with e10? no, i don't know, what is e10? it is unleaded fuel, up to 10% ethanol, which means lower carbon emissions. so they are trying to reduce the amount of the nasty stuff in the fuel, right? yeah, it is still not great, is it, having a car. we want to use the most ecological petrol that we can. drop by drop, e10 goes on sale across great britain this month with northern ireland to follow next year. the new fuel isn't great, though, for some older vehicles made before

along turkey's age, him and mediterranean causes into distance headquarters feel their empty bucket for another. go at the fires, though many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins. aircraft. how played a white a role in this patients because they can't cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, stockton cost? oh i asked canister on, on the brink of universal poverty, the un development agency wants that urgent action is needed to prevent gains from being revised. meanwhile, corruption officials and smuggling confess why vital goods bound on are in danger of rushing away of the pakistani border. ah, hello there i'm a, this is out of their life and also coming up mandatory vaccinations or weekly testing imposed for large sections of the us.

verified that it is europe's highest temperature on record during the heatwave felt across the mediterranean days thousands of greek firefighters of struggle to contain the raging flames that have destroyed hundreds of thousands of hectares of land. 0n the island of avia in august, hundreds were carried to safety after they fled to the beaches. fires burned around the greek capital athens. injuly it became the first european city to appoint a heat officer. i asked her what it had been like there. it was devastating to a large extent because it feels like it is a premonition for the future. it is the beginning of a future that can be very catastrophic and very hard for us to survive in, around the mediterranean. and the more the forest burns, the higher the temperatures and less the humidity and it's what they've been telling us for years now all of the scientists talking about climate change. that this could start getting out of control. the devastation is also the fact that we have not been prepared, right? if we were better prepared, we would not have this amount of destruction and the amo

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try, which was the eastern side of the mediterranean father dry cross march of north africa. we are looking at some lively storms across west africa, some very heavy right to come for many as this wet weather makes his wife further eastwards, with a chance of some damaging winds and severe gales. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021 on era online. be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when no help, take it off the table. it's a shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted, and many health care workers are experiencing tfc like symptom. jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this stream announces era, ah, ah ah, he watching out as a reminder, i'll top stories this hour and i've got a sound. the color button has released the statement accusing us of violating its peace agreement with the group. it says the continued blacklisting of the new interior minis

of a future that can be very catastrophic and very, very hard for us to survive in around the mediterraneanoblem is that the more the forests burn, the higher the temperature is and the less the humidity so it's a vicious circle. it's what they have been telling us for years now, all the scientists talking about climate change. that this could start getting out of control. i mean, the devastation is also the fact that we haven't been prepared, right? if we were better prepared, we wouldn't have this amount of destruction and this amount of ravaging of our ecosystems and of the people's livelihoods of the areas that were burnt. extreme rainfall has dominated the headlines too. london injuly and flash flooding after a month's worth of rain fell in just a few hours. as the same weather systems swept east across europe it strengthened, turning disruption into disaster. in germany, floods wiped out entire villages. here, the ground just fell away under the weight of water in the night. over 100 people died in these floods in germany alone. awful scenes from china injuly with flooding trapping pe

i think we need to have clears a clear perspective of the primacy of the mediterranean principles at the same time as the top of the 3rd of the nation. to use them as a factor of engagement to make sure that the commitments that were made will be respected, having set so i think that we have today enough gone is done in concrete terms, different situations in different areas. and of course we have in several areas, very dramatic violations of human rights. you have you, not that it's more secured and the normal situation. but as you can imagine, what is news is not when a dog bites a man, what he's news is when a man bites a dog. and so obviously, any incident, any problem gets much more attention, then the things that are running a little bit better. so not this counting that we face still very serious problems every month, right. and being fully in the solidarity with the what today was a firm divide the high commission of for human rights. i think it's important to launch a strong program of immune teddy and aids and to use it as a leverage in order to engaging with the taliban ma

one of the most beautiful gems along the mediterranean, saying the interim government is building new parks and recreational areas. the residents, traumatized by more than a decade of conflict. malik, trainer reports from tripling the city of tripoli is also known as the bride of the sea for its beauty and location on the southern shores of the mediterranean sea. but years of conflict since the 2011 uprising against a ruler while market duffy have left libya as capital neglected. now that starting to change mohammed his mail is an engineer and runs tripoli, public service company. he is supervising a governmental campaign to renovate the cities parks and recreational areas. public health. in 10 years of political divisions in libya have resulted. the negligence in the public sector. life stopped the grass, dried roads, and infrastructure, destroyed. the people are tired of the fighting. no, thanks to god, we have started the campaign to renew life in the city. we are renovating all the parks and fixing roads. so people have a place to go and enjoy time with their families. with the ca

mediterranean, far to dry cross march of north africa. we are looking at some lively storms across west africa, some very heavy right to come for many as this wet weather makes his way further eastwards with a chance of some damaging winds and severe gales. the it was meant to be that day. you just hear the carrier is going to quickly put a tragic attack, stunned the world and the u. s. president. a guy came in and whispered something into the prisoner's ear. what did he tell fatal for the school children present? the events of september, the 11th, defined the world. they grew up in just a huge moment. these are their stories. 911, witness on al jazeera when the news great. on wednesday, it was the 8th largest fire in california history. when people need to be heard, any people who are writing even know what i am with exclusive interviews for iraq has teams on the ground with intensifying rain. people here appear that these are temporary solutions to bring. you move toward winning document trees and live need oh, a. watching the news out

the central parts of the mediterranean is still one of 2 showers. they're just around spain and portugal. big change comes in over the next couple of days. if we have low pressure to start to push its way in from the atlantic. and that will bring some color, wet, weather foundry down, pools into western pass sport ho, a routes, 7 or 8 degrees cooler than was seen in recent days or something of a change in conditions here. head of our re, we still got some warmth air for london, for paris and for glasgow. $27.00 celsius in glasgow is $31.00 the for paris, but it's all change as we go on into thursday. the cloud in the right moves through . we're going to see some wet weather live, the showers mobile service being resume for some. it's not wet weather, making its way through the low countries and getting across into a good part of germany ahead of that is slightly fine and dry. still a few showers there, the central part of the mediterranean, north africa. on the other hand, why don't you try and find heavy showers? they're pushing across a good part

and as the previous speaker pointed out, we've seen russia, china cooperation in the mediterranean with naval exercises, russia, china cooperation in the baltics. but i don't think it's really waking up many europeans into wanting to increase defense spending. so i think that there really has to be a wake up call and less, as you mentioned, political theater and real efforts, enough of the talking. and now it's really time to do something. what must have, what's your, your view, and what are the implications of this, this focus deal that diplomatic spat the treatment of france for the you in particular and its own security and defense policies. now bishop, i think the answer to that question is bobs quite straightforward. and all the boring not, not much, frankly, i mean look at the internal debate within germany is they had their election on sunday. well, the thing at a german chancellor probably lashelle sitting and fragmented 3 party coalition. mean, we're going to have strong german leadership in europe. i think he's wrong. manual macro has his election on the 10th and 24th of april

is also known as the right of the sea for its beauty and location on the southern shores of the mediterranean sea. but years of conflict since the 2011 uprising against a ruler, wal mart, duffy have left libya as capital neglected. now that starting to change mohammed dismay as an engineer and runs tripoli, public service company, he's supervising a governmental campaign to renovate the cities, parks and recreational areas. in 10 years of political divisions in libya, have result of the negligence and the public sector. life stopped the grass, dried roads, and infrastructure, destroyed. the people are tired of the fighting. no, thanks to god. we have started the campaign to renew life in the city. we are renovating all the parks and fixing roads. so people have a place to go and enjoy time with their families. with the capital seen relative calm and work underway, the mood among people here has changed about what we want to live like the rest of the world were tired of war. i want to go to work and in my free time have places to take my kids to play. so before this was a military zone with bi

its armed forces and tensions with neighboring turkey over gas exploration rights in the eastern mediterranean sea. that he was seen as a boost to the french defense industry after the loss of a multi $1000000000.00 submarine order from australia. well, let's cross nice natasha butter. who's following the meeting in paris, there's actually what's been announced that the press conference, 1st of all well, carrier cost, mid 30 talk has the great prime minister, the french president, him. i don't want cross anything very much on the same page during this joint press conference at the least they were, the big message really seemed to be that you needed to boost and bolster its own defense capabilities and be more autonomy in this area. and now the greek prime minister says that greece will buy 3 french frigates with an option on a 4th base. the greek prime minister and french president made it very clear that these frigates would be able to defend greek and european interest in the eastern mediterranean. now this is a region where tensions between greece and turkey have been high for many years no

petersburg just getting up to 11 degrees off to the mediterranean, and you know, those heavy rains we had lingering around the black sea region, we start to take our foot off the pedal. so we see settled conditions on talia. $35.00 degrees that will be breezy through the boss versus wall is symbol with a high of $26.00 off to africa right now and around the gulf of guinea. we're still seen our storms light up as we head toward nigeria beneath. so go right through gonna into the ivory coast. so i'll be john has a high of 25 degrees on friday. that's it for me. see soon the frank assessments this by way is again freedom suppression informed opinions. what you saw happening is, um, once you've talked to it was what it was for. petune is the critical debate here. it's not between cooler and any other group. we are confident here that 4 years re running that even people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. oh, a book about you're watching. i was there with me. so rob, reminder stories, police and new zealand have shot that a man after he stepped 6 peop

still a few showers sat a central part of the mediterranean north africa. on the other hand, while she dry and 5 heavy showers, they're pushing across a good part of nigeria, making their way through west africa. ah. my name is sandra webber. i'm the foster mom in the county junior refund shoes. if you book for the live mechanic workshop, you will see that you said you're gonna use mine. i do that for you specially missed on it and not the got mine. i do. they are women. i strong with my my dear on out there. ah, got one of the box that growing nation in the world. i needed to open and development into national shipping company to become a t middle eastern tough for trade and money, skillfully enough out 3 key areas up to about filling up from it. so connecting the world connecting the future got cut to gateway to whoa trade. oh, a, come back is a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera, the taliban spokesman has announced the names of the men who will be leading afghanistan's new transitional government. the list of cabinet members is dominated by m

richard brennan is the regional emergency director for the eastern mediterranean at the world health organization. he joins us live from cairo by skype. hello there. can you tell us a little bit about how critical the functioning of the airport is to this humanitarian, if it yes, what we've been saying since august the 15th, since before the central government, how important is to have regular access to the airport to bring in vitally needed medical supplies since that date, we've only been able to bring in one plane load of medical supplies urgently needed supplies. because as you've indicated right across the country, hospitals, clinics running out of essential medicines, essential disposable products and so on. right now the, the couple a port is not accepting commercial slides or 8 flights. there's going to be a lot of repairs done still there. today, we've only been able to bring one plane load of supplies into the country through the airport in missouri sharif. but we do hope that we'll have more regular, a lips starting from tomorrow. rigid, if you had a magic wand, what would

the emergency is in libya and in the middle of the mediterranean where people die. >> reporter: docrs reported that many of the new arrivals had sustained violent injuries in libya, where many sub saharan africs transit on their way to europe. the italian authorities also believe people traffickers were hiding among the migrants and have launched an investigation. so what's happening right now is that these people along with about 150 others are being being taken out to a coastguard ship out there. they are being taken to the mainland straight away because there simply isn't enough room for them on this island. the journey of siaka kenny, the liberian businessman, was proceeding as planned. >> oh we got here by boat. 22 persons on the boat. >> reporter: what do you think of the way the italians are treating you? >> oh they are very nice people. very nice people. we eat three times a day. and we are well treated yes, very comfortable. everything's okay actually. >> reporter: so where do you think you are going now? >> so i'm going to sicily, italy. i'm an italian now. thank you. >> rep

floods that devastated germany and belgianium and wildfire that's scorched countries around the mediterraneane the pandemic slow down cut carbon dioxide emissions by 27%, it is down to the actions we do, climate experts say we need to act to save the only planet we call home. cbs news, london. >> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. check back later for the launch of our new morning show, cbs mornings, gayle and tony will have a new face at the table, nate burleson, coming to you from a brand new studio in the heart of the new york city's time square. reporting from the capital i'm jamie yuccas. >> good morning this is comeback news flash from new york. electricity has been restored to more than half million people after hurricane ida battered the gulf coast and caused severe flooding in new york and new jersey killing at least 50 people. >>> in texas, governor greg abbott will sign sb1 into law today, the controversial bill bans drivebans drive through an voti and also provides protections to poll watchers. >>> the new hue for hands of time, big ben unveiled new blue clock hands.

food inspired by the mediterranean and middle east with a twist so unique you can only find it in one at the 55th annual armenian festival and bizarre. this is extra special not only because i happen to be armenian, but there is so much delicious food here. and i can't wait to share it with all of you. let's go. armenia, culture and cusine has had much cultural exchanges with its neighbors. today armenian food infuses he flavor from the mediterranean, middle east, and eastern europe. >> this is our 55th year and in san francisco we're the largest armenian food festival and widely recognized as one of the best food festivals in the area. we have vendors that come up from fresno, from los angeles showing off their craft. we really feel like we have something for everyone in the neighborhood and that's really what it is, is drawing people to see a little bit of our culture and experience what we experience weekend in and weekend out. >> we are behind the scenes now watching the chef at work preparing some delicious armenian kabob. this is a staple in armenian cooking, is that right? >> a

ride from spain to counter fires that have eaten up for us and testers along turkeys a gym and mediterranean causes into distance headquarters feel their empty bucket for another go at the fires, though many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins. aircraft. how played a white a role in the nations because they can't cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain, along turkey stockton coast. in part 2 of a special investigation, one when a visit west industry is only youth detention center and travels to the remote app dock town where many of the indigenous inmates come from the $1.00 to 0. ah, hello, i'm darren, jordan and joe over the top store. his hair on al jazeera, dennis tom's new acting. prime minister, says bloodshed and killings are over in his country. i couldn't tell down to 0. he's offering amnesty to those who worked with us. he wants all officials that were part of the past administration to return and join the interim government results from morocco's parliamentary elections point to big gains, the liberal oppos

everite from spain to counter fires that have eaten up for us and testers along turkeys a gym and mediterranean causes into distance headquarters feel their empty bucket for another go at the fires, though many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins. how played a white a role in these patients because they can cover long distances metro minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, south coast the i, these men are extremely concerned that in stock at an altitude of 3000 meters for half a day already here the snow is permanent you know, what they don't want to do is spend the night on the mountain side on the low re path known to all as hell's road, which has partially collapse. the drive as only solution, is to rebuild it themselves. in the same, the world is filled with no deductible, open part of the people, but no the on the left, it's taken the dr. as 7 hours to fill in the gaps. the path is roadworthy, at least for the time being. the me, the laurie pass begins in the town of deer and the tribal regions of north west pakistan. the road is 240 kil

and coastal town of how can i was one of the worst places hit with several cars, swept into the mediterranean sea. syria says it's shot down israeli missiles above damascus. video and state media showed air defenses firing to intercept the mythos in a statement of military source, said israel targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital. they did not report any casualties, saying the only losses were material. a palestinian protest who was shot by israeli forces has dies the 26 year old was killed in eastern gaza during a protest. demonstrators have been protesting for 6 nights in a row against israel's 14 year blockade of the territory. those are the headlines. my jurors next september and the russians closed in parliamentary election, imitates the president putin, 21 year, grip on power. the listening post. dissect the media, how they operate, the stories they cover, and the reason why the 90 live in the top of the world, 20 years on the war that followed. that finally ended and i've gone to sun. but that's what caught, this didn't real, obviously, unique, attractive on and happy i

for years we've known that the mediterranean is the best place for a stranger to pull up on a vespa andep ] your wife. but now we know why, now we know why. [ cheers and applause ] okay, now it's time to get serious. there is a dangerous threat spreading across the country right now, and it's really gotten out of control. just face it. i'm talking about, of course, karens. [ laughter ] last year set a record for the most times white women lost their [ bleep ] at a costco. [ laughter ] but what is a karen really? i wanted to get a definitive answer on the subject. so we went out on the street today, and we asked kids to tell us what they know about karens. and this is what they said. >> do you know what a karen is? >> yeah. >> what's a karen? >> it's a person who's really selfish and only cares about themselves. and they want everything to be for them. >> a rich person. >> a crazy person. >> what's another word for a karen? >> hm. cow? [ laughter ] >> do you know a karen? >> my dad's seen one but i've never seen one in my life. >> where did your dad see a karen? >> i think a walmart. >>

we have seen russia and china cooperation in the mediterranean with naval exercises, russia and chinaration in the baltics, but i do not see this waking up europeans and wanting to increase defense spending, so there really has to be a wake-up call and less political theater and will efforts. it is time to do something. host: what are the implications of this august deal, the treatment of france for the eu in particular and its own security and defense policies and admissions? guest: the answer to that question is quite straightforward and boring, not much. look at germany as they head to their election on sunday. you are looking at it week prime minister sitting on a strong coalition. emmanuel macron has his election on the 10th and 24th of april, legislative elections in june. you are looking slowly for the next year of the complete lack of synchronization between france and germany. beyond that, what happens structurally is incremental integration but nothing meaningful. french-u.k. ties, those are extremely strange. we have got to remember the context for the france-u.k. relations

the emergency is in libya and the mediterranean where people died. >> another nonprofit, doctors withoutported many of the new arrivals have sustained violent injuries in libya, where many sub-saharan africans transit on their way to europe. authorities also believe people traffickers were hiding among the migrants and have launched an investigation. what is happening right now is that these people along with about 0 others are being taken to a coast guard ship and taken to the mainland straightaway because there simply is not enough room for them here on this island. >> the journey of the liberian busissman is proceeding as planned. >> 22% on a boat. >> what you think of the way the italians are treating you? >> oh, they are very nice. very nice indeed. everything is ok here. >> where do you think you are going now? >> italy now. thank you. >> when it comes to migration, europe and italy's current priority is the fallout from afghanistan. this was one of the last italian flights late last week. the planes extracted italian diplomats, military officials, and afghan citizens. in all, ital

these images were filmed in the mediterranean abo 2200 meters deep. >> the waste has piled up for yearsit could end up in the deepest part of the sea, and since there is so little light at the bottom, the waste grades slowly, stagnating over decades. -- the waste degrades slowly. >> it has deteriorated life, killing many animals. >> there could be objects once used for fishing. when they are thrown out d lost at sea, they still trap and kill animals. >> it is believed that 95% of the plastic waste at sea will sink to areas almost impossible to reach, which no one is currently planning to clean. one way to limit this pollution is by alerting people on the damage that has been done, how dropping bad habits can bring change. >> the paralympics are now well under way in tokyo. the past 10 days, athletes have helped spread awareness of disabilities, particularly among young people. in host nation japan, about half of all people with a disability do not participate in sports, compared with a quarter of non-disabled people. >> this 15-year-old had his leg amputated when he was a few months old

i'm going to let your public way of having strip up was my little while back remy heads, euro mediterranean, human rights monitor based in geneva. it conducted an investigation into these attacks in gaza and came to broadly the same conclusion as the people on the ground at the time that the 4 towers had no military purpose whatsoever. however, these railey army disagreed, claiming the buildings were being used for military purposes. so where does the truth live? why were these towers singled out? bombed and destroyed? this is exactly one of the of the questions that have has to be asked by whatever inquiry that should be held. what was the primary goal of these attacks? was it really to, to damage military objects that were in those buildings, or rather, a show of force to intimidate the garrison population and the laughter. and it does seem like the latter and the latter, that's an illegal attack. and that's unlawful and might amount to work on the fact that missiles from israeli jet struck the towel with undisputed. but what isn't clear is the reason behind the attacks or the process of

prevailed in syria but this means it has ramifications all across the region, all the way through the mediterraneans and this is also important to stress the fact that we cannot think in terms of war and terror. this era we will entered into 2001 we are still living in, without including all parts that took advantage of these wars, that raised their own prosperity on these wars, and this is something that might change the backdrop of the tryout that is happening right now in paris and bring into the picture things that usually are kept aside or that are overlooked or that a lot of states would just want to turn a blind eye on and this has to be part of the picture now. the complexity and all of the interest that took part in what eed to the rampage and thes ndrs ahe tieg u placeg u place where the uighur community has been pery cannelle: i think we e potential to encourage, foster, ongoing cases on corporate accountability against multinationals but also encourage other people to take initiatives like that. you were talking about the weaker case. there is also the case before the international crim

building up its armed forces amid tensions with turkey. gas exploration writes in the eastern mediterranean sea. and he's a band less than an 80 laska, new europeans must leave behind. and i, e v t. when we're under pressure from powers who harden their approach, we must react and show that we too have power and the capacity to defend ourselves and show that we won't give way to any escalation in this is making ourselves respected. secondly, among the united states is a great historic ally in the eyes of our values and they will remain so. but we are obliged to note that for the last 10 years, us who focused on themselves and the strategic interest, some of the pivoting towards china and the pacific. the u. k. government has put the army on standby as fuel pumps and the u. k. running drive, there aren't enough truck drivers, and that means deliveries of fuel and other items are slowing down. people have been queueing up a petrol stations, many of which are run out dozens of who the rebels and pro governments soldiers have been killed in fighting and yemen. battling for control merit. last n

influence and that linda north african and mediterranean, you don't hear a lot about maltese cuisine, maybe that's my hot tip, multis cuisine. >> malta was great. i love fig rolls. quite exciting for me. we actually ate while in omaha in my opinion. omaha is an overlooked city in the middle of the country but if you like the food scene there is -- so yeah, i'd say there are many, many places where we ate and drank well. >> glad to hear it. the importance of reporting trip as an a from being on reporting trips with. >> exactly. >> thank you. i'm going to wrap up. >> thank you. thanks so much for all three view for being here tonight and giving as the fantastic and i said and discussion. i am still kind of stuck on the idea that erotica in quarantine is a recurring theme. that's wild. >> covid 69, folks. >> thank you so much for being here. any final words before we tune off? >> if you want to read more about the book you can go to our website. >> we link the extra there and you should go to gastropod.com where you can listen to episode all about the quarantines that keep our food safe

a 160—mile journey to the isle of wight, off the south coast of england, before heading to the mediterraneancoast. captain, permission to come on the bridge? yes, permission granted, please. now, look at this. this is really high—tech. and yet, you're the captain of a sailing ship which has got five masts and 42 sails — it's like a combination of the old and new, right? yes, it is. it's not only the sails, what we need. we need the steering, we need that engine for the operation in the port. we need all this equipment to make the safe navigation of the seas. by using the sails, how much fuel are you saving? if we utilise the sails in their full power, then we are only using the generators to produce the energy we need for the, let's say, cooking, erm, lights, and so on. so, it can be even up to eight tonnes per day, saving on the energy. there are 136 cabins and suites over the ship's four decks. this won't be a cheap holiday, but what's on offer here is very different from one of your regular mass—market traditional cruises. it's obvious that this is a very complex ship to operate, and maki

italy sits on the mediterranean.ning boats around there has been done before, but it has never been done in the channel. a number of people are arguing it isn't practical. have a listen to this representative of the union that represents borders and immigration staff in the u.k. >> when it is safe, when there is nobody on board who is vulnerable and the vessel itself is not vulnerable, it is believed toe possible to use u.k. vessels to encourage that vessel to turn back, and it must turn back into a reception from a french vessel. you cannot just leave it. bu the restrictions around what makes this safe and unsafe are so tight that it's an unusual, rare, if ever occurrence. you have to turn a vessel back into a receiving vessel, so if the french don't send a receiving vessel, we can't turn back. it ends at that point. if we did it in any way is to put anybody's life at risk, that would be a violation of international law. and it all points throughout this process, the vessel, the people on it, and the boat must be en

everite from spain to come to fires that have eaten up forest and passers along. turkey's agent and mediterranean causes in the distance headquarters refilled their empty bucket for another go at the fires. many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins. aircraft. how played a white a role in dissertations because they can't cover long distances metro minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, stockton coast. one day i might be covering politics or might, i think from serbia is a hungry. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i could convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here it is here. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. play an important role. checking. ringback in the hello and barbara sherry london. as these are the top stories on al jazeera, the head of the un nuclear watchdog has returned from talks in iran with a fledge that nuclear inspectors will be allowed access to facilities to carry out urgently needed work on monitoring equipment. terror on will now allo

along turkey's age, him and mediterranean causes into distance headquarters feel their empty buckets for another go at the fires, many are now contained, others have stubbornly spread due to change in ruins, aircraft. how played a white a role in these patients because they can't cover long distances in a matter of minutes, especially in mountainous terrain along turkey, stockton coast. ah. hello hope september's after a good start for you weather wise across the middle east. it's pretty well unchanged. we've got hot sunshine and temperature is above average as we look toward back that 45 degrees q 845. adela also above average with a high of 41 degrees next for go into pakistan and we may see some might mon sooner moisture just clipped. southern areas, karachi, i'm going to put the risk of some showers in there for you. not expecting some drenching rains. however, with a high of 32 degrees after turkey and the black sea region getting hit hard again with them. heavy falls particularly toward the northeast, impacting places once again, like our hobby rate up against the border with g