we take a closer look at the trade from the depths of the mediterranean, where the coral is harvested to the traders all over the world seeking to cashin on the coral boom. we begin in the city of naples in southern italy. for centuries, this region has been famous for its red coral. on the edge of the city under the shadow of mount vesuvius, is the area of torre del grecko, the unofficial capital of the global coral trade. local business leaders are upbeat, coral jewelry is once again and demand international fashion and jewelry. brands are flocking to taura del grecko that success is helped by a serious commitment to conservation says local business woman, maria de simona. she says her traditional family firm sticks closely to the rules on conservation, natalia, us, but there are many factors which are older, more or more than a 100 years old. so i think that that these factors want to keep this activity for the future if you want, okay, police activity and continue your we have to care about sustainability. and she says she is aware of the illegal coral trade, but adds that all the

market comes from north africa, has the largest deposits in the mediterranean. here too many people live from the coral trade. and they are also feeling the impact of smuggling murano a far we runs a small shop where he turns red coral into jewelry. tourists can buy a coral earring here for as little as 15 euros. that's not enough to make more read a fairly wealthy that he says over the past 20 years, it's always been enough to provide a good life for his wife and children. the healthy enigma fair island and the whole family pictures in here at the shop. she varman them with some work in the morning this others in the afternoon. i will yet. and if it will produce all the coral jewelry, ourselves, thought it from the harvested coral to the finished product zillow. my sons are only 10 and 15 bizarre, no live miles. all of them. they've basically grown up with the carl jewelry here in the store. and i am so she is negligence. net move had a fairways hometown of to barker lies on tunisia, northern mediterranean coast. for centuries, everything here has revolved arou

the whole mediterranean is a masquerade and the central mediterranean route, where we associated on the operator to europe. it is so that yes, she migration in the whole world need people. and when you say people is not only men and women and children and discredit the recalls, not again. his children suddenly died today and people depart. no question. will they be rescued or not? the thing is, it's very difficult to understand the part and crossing these very, very dangerous routes on the boots overcrowded both often without even like jenkins seeking safety. that's crazy. they're risking, they like to seek say, that is why this happening is been happening since 2015. and we need to actually understand that. and we read the present and have as many maritime acids and search and rescue services available to rescue the people image area ballot. so being counted after saturday's presidential unparliamentary elections, the tightest, seen in decades, some areas in one province extended voting throughout sunday, after some pulling stations, the face delays are much asa reports from a new go.

galman, he lives in israel on the mediterranean sea.ho lived and worked in italy for a very long time. this is professor konovalov, he is also an admirer of the mediterranean diet. let's go back to germashevich's kitchen. i call you as a cardiologist. well, once again the basics, this is 1.200 g of green vegetables and herbs. it is a source of coarse fibre. a coarse fibre. we do not digest absorbed. it swells in the intestines and removes some of the cholesterol carcinogens that cause cancer and toxic substances. it's not just uh, it's satiating now in the diet. there are protein dominance in seafood. minimum. two or three times a week , fish is consumed, if meat is consumed, then it is usually light meat, and white chicken, and meat. the meat here is specially delivered to us. that's red meat on a plate. with what frequency, well, about twice a month and sweets are not prohibited, but their doses are, of course, limited summary. most importantly, it helps keep our blood vessels clean. here we are born with such a vessel, and here is a

it will turn out to be lingering steady northern air currents will persist in the high mediterranean least even more. kosutok and only then the cyclonic nature of the weather will begin to change to anticyclonal in gaziantep, which suffered the most from tremors , today it will rain mixed with snow, and the thermometer readings during the day will fluctuate from plus one to plus 2 °, from wednesday the clouds over the city will begin to dissipate; in the middle of the week. today. tomorrow there will be quite a lot of clouds over the city. rain on wednesday. perhaps with snow at night +24 during the day to plus six eight, then the weather will improve at night , the air should cool down to zero -2, and in the afternoon the thermometers. show plus seven plus 10 is such a temperature regime of 6-8 °, colder than usual, that's all for me, goodbye. we will tell you about the economic losses of the earthquake in turkey and not only in the economic news block immediately after the advertisement. knights from the house of m.video and eldorado with gifts that gave away all discounts up to fi

forecasters warn of deteriorating weather conditions in the eastern mediterranean in turkey and syria affected by the earthquake very soon hit the real frost. which areas will be affected by the cold snap? and how many days will the weather remain abnormal, vadim zavodchenko will tell? weather hampers rescue efforts in quake-hit syria and turkey in the eastern mediterranean as it is unusually cold and rainfall intensifies. what will be the temperature in the region in the coming days? when will the rains and snowfalls stop ? i am vadim zavodchenkov, leading specialist of the phobos center hello in turkey and syria affected by tremors intensifies cooling. let me remind you that an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 occurred near the turkish city of gaziantep early monday morning. after that, seismologists recorded five more aftershocks with a magnitude of over five, counting the victim, thousands of husbands, and many residents of the affected areas had to leave their homes. and these people are in danger. after all, the natural disaster coincided in time with the mighty cooling, which has be

we're now crossing the mediterranean now heading form spring to egypt. the north african country has a big west wanted problem. every single yell it produces a $100000000.00 tons of trash. a lot of that is plastic. so why not use it to make something useful? here is basics doing a bit. bah, plastic plastic and more plastic, as far as the i can see, and much of it consists of single use bags. here in egypt, around 7000000000 of them are still produced every year. if you live in cairo, then you would find definitely plastic rags flying, and then the sky more than more than birds. most of the waste ends up here in man. she at nasa also known as garbage city. it's located in the coptic christian neighbourhood in the center of cairo, without the so called garbage people, cairo would drown in refuse. the metropolis produces more than 7000 tons of waste every day. 85 percent of that gets sorted and recycled. here. it's a situation that one start up is taking advantage of. 10 years ago to young design, students founded the company up fuse. they began manufacturi

ah, we're now crossing the mediterranean now heading phone spanked, ancient. the north african country has a big west wanted problem. every single yell it produces a $100000000.00 tons of trash. a lot of that is plastic. so why not use it to make something useful? here is basically doing a bit bah, plastic plastic and more plastic. as far as the i can see, and much of it consists of single use bags. here in egypt, around 7000000000 of them last bill produced every year. if you live in cairo, then you would find definitely plastic rags flying, and then the sky, more than more than birds. most of the waist ends up here. in months she at nasa also known as gaap, without the so called garbage people, cairo would drown in refuse. the metropolis produces more than 7000 tons of waste every day. 85 percent of that gets sorted and recycled. here. it's a situation that one start up is taking advantage of. 10 years ago to young design, students founded the company up fuse. they began manufacturing in 2018. the company's workspace is also in man. she at nasa working here

do the mediterranean . this inland sea that divides so going to europe and north africa has become littered with debris. and that doesn't just disgust cerebus. oh no, chris, it is also very pined for marine life and the entire ecosystem. this is why divers in spain are teaming up to fish toxic west out of the water equal africa paid them a visit. oh, good shorts now did see horses. soft corals, neptune grass grow purse and a wide variety of seaweed inhabit the mediterranean waters off more. seattle in southeastern spain, with 73 kilometers of coast and the biggest salt water lagoon in europe. it's a paradise for recreational fishing. but many fishermen use lead thinkers. they can end up on the sea bed where they pose a threat to marine life fung. i'm afraid castle them base. let's take the case of a fish feeding on algae growing on a piece of lead. when that fish approaches and begins eating the algae. it also ingest sledge, meant that it becomes part of the marine food chain. the small fish me eaten by the

stanislav terekhov whole, lipetsk forecasters warn of worsening weather in the eastern mediterraneannd syria affected by a powerful earthquake. frosts will hit soon. which areas will be affected by the cold snap? and how many days will the weather remain anomalous right after the advertisement? sbermarket is a benefit in every order products from your favorite stores with discounts up to 60 percent sbermarket, delivery is free, pay less. in pyaterochka there are always discount chips. russian potato 89 90 february 3 in russian motor 23 cars are drawn for 2 million rubles. 600-900 million if you get up more than twice at night afalase afalase for early treatment of prostate adenoma i feel more comfortable. yesterday yesterday's not the day before yesterday i can pay merpey, but which button to pay online? can you pay? how do you want, each how convenient? choose your payment method with the world payment system and the fast payment system. how do you like 1999 we ourselves plant with love we grow we collect carefully mine we squeeze out all the juice juice, turn into snow white a piec

this city is mediterranean city, very calm, very pretty. and there are a lot of chances of economic survival van, you don't have resources to share, there will be conflicts. there will be very bare struggles among the peoples. the problems facing merson it seems likely to be faced nationally. it's rec, and several 1000000 people who lost their livelihoods, and homes in the disaster have left the earthquake affected area for new lives throughout turkey, even after the recovery. it's questionable just how many of them will ever go back . rob mcbride, al jazeera marson, turkey said i had hair on al jazeera, 20 years since the conflict began in dark for 3 years. since a peace agreement was signed, the devastation remains and struggling to tackle and electricity crisis. the head of south africa's power company, resigns. the blames the government for persistent blackouts. ah, one year after russia's invasion of ukraine, one of the lessons learned what i've learned is that in europe, we are a small continent. but we don't really know each other's

we're now crossing the mediterranean now heading phone spanked agents. the north african country has a big west wanted problem. every single yell it produces a $100000000.00 tons of trash. a lot of that is plastic. so why not use it to make something useful? here is basics, doing a bit. bah, plastic plastic and more plastic. as far as the i can see, and much of it consists of single use bags. here in egypt, around 7000000000 of them are still produced every year. if you live in cairo, then you would find definitely plastic rags flying, and then the sky, more than more than birds. most of the waist ends up here in man. she at nasa, also known as garbage city. it's located in the coptic christian neighbourhood in the center of cairo, without the so called garbage people, cairo would drown in refuse. the metropolis produces more than 7000 tons of waste every day. 85 percent of that gets sorted and recycled. here. it's a situation that one start up is taking advantage of. 10 years ago to young design, students founded the company up fuse. they began manufact

the whole mediterranean is a masquerade and the central mediterranean ship, neither where we associated on the operator to europe. is ben? yes, but she migration or in the whole world need people. and what do you say people is not only men and women and children and this for the recalls that again his children suddenly died today and people purge no question. will they be rescued or not? the thing is, and it's very difficult to understand people depart them crossing these very, very dangerous routes on the votes overcrowded both often without even like jenkins seeking say that's crazy. they're risking, they like to seek say, that is why this happening. it's been happening since 2015. and we need to actually see, understand that we read the present and have as many maritime acids and 13 rescue services available to rescue the people. obviously, back in 2015 and around that time, of course we had concepts that were going on in libya. we had concerts going on in syria, various other parts of the world as well. it was easy to understand why people were trying to make their way away from the

do the mediterranean . this inland sea that divides so gone to europe and north africa has become littered with debris. and that doesn't justice gust cerebus. oh no, chris, it is also very bad for marine life and the entire ecosystem. this is why divers in spain are teaming up to fish toxic west out of the water equal africa paid them a visit. oh, good shorts now did see horses. soft corals, neptune grass grow purse and a wide variety of seaweed inhabit the mediterranean waters off more. seattle in southeastern spain, with 73 kilometers of coast and the biggest salt water lagoon in europe. it's a paradise for recreational fishing. but many fishermen use lead thinkers. they can end up on the sea bed where they pose a threat to marine life fung. i'm afraid castle them base. let's take the case of a fish feeding on algae growing on a piece of lead when that fish approaches and begins eating the algae. it also ingest, so let me into it becomes part of the marine food chain. the small fish me eaten by the bigger

looks fine and the stormy still wintry weather is of the eastern mediterranean. the difference is really quite obvious. first of all, we'll deal with a wintry stuff rather be mornings out in grease cause the drop in temperature, but that will be largely sunny picture with less snowball time. get to monday still so shout the island over the mainland. a turkey, a lot of snow still to come and that's bank. your boards already fallen anything up to half for me to easily fell. possibly more than that. then by the time we get and the monday on the higher ground. and then through the east and mad it's wind and rain for cyprus, for lebanon. all right, dan. well beyond their patterson, northern egypt. and that's good to stay there is going to get colder and wetter. i think. now the contrast, well look further sat is suddenly breezes picking up, picking up some sand with it. so there will be sandstone potential in parts of saudi and maybe southern iraq about how we get to choose to attempt to the reason to though husker forecast of 30 haven't seen that weeks if not months

is there a lie from doha also coming up. 59 people drown in the mediterranean trying to reach europe while you lead has tried criticism on their migration policy. how to clean up 18000 football fields of rubble in turkey, a in the wake of 2 devastating earthquakes. and 20 is owned from the south. the wound often we meet people who say their lives have only got worse. ah, israeli forces have deployed hundreds of additional troops to the occupied west bank in response to an escalation of violence on sunday. to israeli settlers was shot and killed in the city of nobliss. joining forces say they're still searching for palestinians suspects. some settlers responded by burning down palestinian homes overnight. one palestinian was killed. hundreds have been injured. sorry, carrots begins are coverage from west jerusalem. this is where the attack happened in the town of hawaii in the occupied was thank 2 brothers from a nearby legal israeli settlements with shultz, while driving in a call is ready forces say they're looking for palestinians suspects. authorities immediately set up to pre che

on saturday night, another tragedy in the mediterranean. by tragedy in the mediterranean.wn, this debris was all that was left of the migrant boat that broke up in rough seas just off the calabrian coast. it is thought the vessel left izmir in eastern turkey three days prior, with as many as 150 crowded aboard, but only around 80 survivors washed ashore near the town of crotone. rescue workers struggled in the conditions to rescue bodies from the waves. dozens, including a baby, are known to have drowned. the regional governor visited the scene. translation: . ., , ., translation: calabria is a reuion translation: calabria is a region that _ translation: calabria is a region that welcomes - translation: calabria is a | region that welcomes people. last year, we welcomed 18,000 migrants, but we cannot be abandoned by the rest of europe. this type of tragedy should have been avoided, not live to how we are having to live to how we are having to live it today and how we will have to live it again in the future. ., . have to live it again in the future. . . ., future. reacting

this city is mediterranean city, very calm, very pretty. and there are a lot of chances of economic survival van, you don't resources to share. there will be conflict. there will be very struggles among the papers. the problems facing most in it seems likely to be faced nationally. it's rec, and several 1000000 people who lost their livelihoods. and homes in the disaster have left the earthquake affected area for new lives throughout the key a, even after the recovery. it's questionable just how many of them will ever go back . rob mcbride, al jazeera mosse and turkey, or football fans and take care, have her and toys down onto the field during march. and it's done, bo, ah, for the children affected by these toys that you can see. and it rained down onto the pitch after 4 minutes, 17 seconds into the game, to mark the exact time when the 1st at craig shook the region almost 3 weeks ago. now, according to the u. n, at least 7000000 children have been effective across the border, syria, civil defense group. the white helmets are wanting, the

peace treaty ; its position gave russian ships the right to freely pass from the black sea to the mediterranean. and in turn, russia got the opportunity to block the passage through the turkish straits of the bosformer dardanelles military ships of third countries. france and england categorically revived from that moment on, any negotiations, any important matters with the mediterranean region , england always intervened, and it was also required to participate there. here, after this, the movement of the crimean war begins, and the demands of nicholas to place the orthodox subjects of the turkish sultan under the special patronage of the russian tsar . the ottoman empire rejects the russians on october 4 , 1853. the sultan declares war on russia, and at the beginning of 18504 , britain and its allies enter the war on the side of istanbul. england supported the ottoman empire at that time, because the ottoman empire blocked russia's path to the queen. russia at that moment was by far the strongest military-political state. and this allowed england to create a truly common european police force

health was present in this summit, iran's first place in voluntary blood donation in the eastern mediterranean region. he pointed out that the islamic republic of iran is one of the leading countries in terms of blood transfusion. we have blood transfusion bases in all provinces and there are enough important blood reserves currently . equals that the representative of the world health organization also confirmed it and the use of iran's capacity and experience in blood transfusion among the countries of the group 5 is considered necessary . according to the blood transfusion organization, it has a very high capacity for blood, in fact , it has safe and healthy blood in the transfusion area. transfer knowledge and technology to neighboring countries and help iran today , according to the statistics of the world health organization , it has the highest blood donation rate per 100 people in the eastern mediterranean region . javad reza soltani news agency radio and more than 7 million children were injured or displaced in the earthquakes in turkey and syria . this is the latest statistics publis

in the mediterranean, the italian coast guard says the boat was carrying a 120 people when at the next president, to help us to want to get an idea in peace, that's what we need. we need, here's a wooden julia hopes and fears as nigeria accounts boats in the most likely contested presidential election in decades. and 20 years since the conflict in da 4 began 3 years since a peace agreement was signed. the devastation remains and ins for the 1st major final of the english football season is about to kick off manchester united. taking on new castle with the lee cup trophy on the line up what the state ah is just gone 1500 g m t and we began with some breaking news that we into the occupied west bank. that's where 2 israeli settlers have been shot dead on a main road and the town of how laura, south of nablus as ready forces say they're searching for the gunman and just in the past hour, we've also been hearing of a palestinian who's been stabbed by settlers in response to this shooting or very latest speak to sarah. she's joining us live from western jerusalem. sarah, 1st of all, what ha

why are so many people dying in boats trying to cross the mediterranean? yes, 1st of all, let me express my deepest sorrow for the tragedy, today's tragedy. and let me also say that i do not a, not frankly appreciate maloney's words because it is largely the fault of the are and governance measures that were taken starting with energy. the 2nd trying to keep an g o rescue boat out of the way and making it very difficult for these angio vessels to save lives and through their job. so what has happened today? we could have expected it to happen because let me explain what is this law recent? the law was it was a decrease that was recently converted into law by parliament just a few days ago. like nurse recent law by the tenant government says that her rescue vessels rescue ships from angels should when they save lives at sea should directly and immediately oh, the port that is assigned to them by the government. but the funny thing is that the government chooses ports that are like 1600 kilometers away and where they say the lives, which means that the vesse

sea, can they launch salvos from the mediterranean sea on the territory of ukraine well, explain, welltics, it is possible that a rocket can reach the secretariat of ukraine, but geographically it will have to cross several countries, including nato, foreign countries, others, including of the alliance countries, this indicates an extreme danger because, of course, air defense will also work and there will be countermeasures within the framework of the nato charter, and so on , but we know that we are referring to an enemy that does not comply with any international standards and we must be ready in addition, we monitor the situation carefully in all directions. well, then what can be the reaction of the nato countries, it is better to ask ukraine itself. from different perspectives, since the development of events today in the world community is very complicated ms. natalya, thank you for the clarification nataliya humenyuk, the head of the center of security and defense of the operational command south was in direct contact with us in bakhmut, russian artillery has already destroyed

gassy, untapped it's cause destruction stretching all along turkey's southern border from the mediterranean eastwards. rescue operations are underway and the u. s. israel and even ukraine has offered assistance. the quake struck in the early hours lasting more than a minute. the ferocity of the tremor caught on camera by one residence in the city of the our back here, the impact has been devastating official site that at least 17 buildings collapsed . her shopping many in their homes while they were sleeping with those who did managed to escape using any means possible in the search for survivors. the authorities in turkey se, as many as 10 cities have been affected by the quake, sparking huge rescue efforts that in the day light, the scale of the task now facing emergency teams is becoming clear. there are people still trapped on the rebel. i have a friend living in this apartment. his children were rescued from the top floor, but only his door to broken arm. we'll see what happens to those living on the ground flows. the epi center of the quake was in southeast, in turkey, but it also hit

it caused destruction stretching along toki southern border from the mediterranean eastwards. and international late if it is underway with help coming from the united states, the european union, nato, israel, and even ukraine having offered assistance. the 1st quake hit overnight, but there was still more to come from the skies. the skate of the devastation caused by the joint quake his laid bare hitting in the early hours. he caused tremors that levelled entire sections of cities with hundreds of buildings collapsing. as people were still asleep in their homes, authorities in turkey say as many as 10 provinces had been effected. this video posted on line giving a sense that the damage caused in the city of kara man marsh. we do not know how far the number of dead and injured will rise as debris removal works, continue it, and many buildings in the quake zone. our hope is that we will recover from this disaster with the least loss of life. rescue is now face at daunting task in the search for survivors. their efforts impacted not only by the sheer size of the rubble piles but

ah, oh, it's known as the red gold of the mediterranean. red coral has been prized to since antiquity and jewelry designers always seek out the best samples. strict regulations for coral divers have so far saved red coral from extinction. but every year, criminal networks still smuggle out tons of the precious animals that y'all launched it in. one of the one to the detroit. coral is almost like cocaine these days. are you? we take a closer look at the trade from the depths of the mediterranean, where the coral is harvested to the traders all over the world seeking to cashin on the coral boom coin. we begin in the city of naples in southern italy. for centuries, this region has been famous for its red coral. on the edge of the city under the shadow of mount vesuvius, is the area of torre del grecko, the unofficial capital of the global coral trade. local business leaders are upbeat, coral jewelry is once again in demand international fashion and jewelry. brands are flocking.

so that's going to be and of course the, the russians mediterranean and the fleet traverse that area. so it's a highly strict.

overnight, another tragedy in the mediterranean. was all that was left of the migrant boat that broke up in rough seas just off the calabrian coast. rescue workers struggled in the conditions to recover bodies from the water. it's thought around 150 people were on board. dozens, including a baby, are known to have drowned. the regional governor visited the scene. translation: calabria is a reuion translation: calabria is a region that _ translation: calabria is a region that welcomes - translation: calabria is a | region that welcomes people. last year, we welcomed 18,000 migrants, but we can't be abandoned by the rest of europe. this type of tragedy has to be avoided and how we live today and how we will live in the future. reacting to today's loss of life, the head of the european commission ursula von der leyen said, altogether eu countries must redouble their efforts to tackle the migration crisis in the central mediterranean. around 80 people are brought to shore alive. among the migrants from iran, pakistan and afghanistan. we

those on board were trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. the team baba reports the aftermath of a tragedy is they retrieved. this video shows some of the dozens of bodies which washed off on the eastern coast of calabria. this is what remains of a boat. they were all. more bodies were spotted at sea. the coast guards continued looking for survivors on sunday. it was nighttime when the vessel found it during rough weather on a rocky reef, near the result of staccato dakota ro, it was reportedly carrying as many as 150 people. many of them with an afghan stone among the dead women and children, including at least one baby. scores of people have been rescued. they are being treated for physical injuries and trauma. and his weekly address in vatican city, pope francis spoke about the victims. but he will put a, you know, the lord, i pray for each of them for the missing pretty other migrants who survived. i think those who are helping them and giving them assistance. that's the virgin mary hope . these brothers who live on the ally in president

so his canal which connects the red sea to the mediterranean, are transporting new jellyfish species here in climate change is enabling these newcomers to survive with some of the temperatures in the mer to rising by 1.15 degrees c in the last 3 decades. how bad is the problem? stephanie ecological impacts of jellyfish is sir equivalent to 2 lions from the savannah. they are top per the doors. so they kind of have an impact on the functioning of the marine ecosystem some cases. so we have larger, la fisher wish loom suit to reach dance with his life up to 300 or, or 400 pounds. so bare square kilometers along the coastline. so these would affect her, particularly human activities, fly her swimming on the along the calls or fishery. and even aqua cultural plants may be affected because in some cases, the venomous jellyfish can keep a 100 thousands of fish. in a few days, these blooms are hissing, local fishing industries hard. it is estimated that in the north adriatic they cost the italian fishing fleet, $8500000.00 euros a year. second of sept. b, north to the aquarium of january to

overnight, another tragedy in the mediterranean.ight, this was all that was left of the migrant boat that broke up in rough seas just off the calabrian coast. rescue workers struggled in the conditions to recover bodies from the water. it's thought around 150 people were onboard. dozens, including a baby, are known to have drowned. the regional governor visited the scene. translation: calabria is - a region that welcomes people. last year, we welcomed 18,000 migrants, but we can't be abandoned by the rest of europe. this type of tragedy should have been avoided, not lived how we're having to live it today and how we will live it again in the future. and reacting to today's loss of life, the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, said: "all together, eu countries must redouble their efforts to tackle the migration crisis in the central mediterranean." around 80 people were brought ashore alive. among them, migrants from iran, pakistan and afghanistan. despite the dangers, italy is one of the main landing points for pe

hit southern turkey and italy urges migrant boat operators to stop crossing the mediterranean after the death of $63.00 people on sunday, including children. the ukrainian president has warned that the situation is getting worse in the east and frontline city of bar, moot, regional separatist leaders say nearly all the roads into the city. and now under russian control, it's been the site a fierce fighting for more than 6 months. which can avenue to drive in buck moved, situation is constantly becoming more difficult. the enemy is constantly destroying everything that can be used to protect our positions for fortification and defense . our soldiers defending in the backward region, our real heroes in the book has got a hunter of they'll, hamid who is live for us in keep order. let's start with what's the length zelinski said about moot, how bad are things there and what is the significance if the russians do take control in the situation in brownwood has been bad for quite a while. december. i've been fighting there for the past 6 months, but the and president zelinski has warned more t

and it is that are really say dr. antoinette less research shows that most mediterranean jellyfish are perfectly safe to eat with just a small number. needing toxins are moved through freezing or simply by washing. it's giving me hope that this could be a genuine food for the future. what are the other challenges that you face in the euro? a jellyfish is considered an noisy, okay, not a landra. this could be changed on the eve, but our start is demonstrate that they are a very power, fuller, or a source of food. them could be important for local fishermen, la loca la restaurants, or for loca la economy am. if jellyfish me goes mainstream here, it could help re balance marine ecosystems and read at helen waters. this gelatinous manager mm hm. and with 80 percent protein and just 5 percent fat, it could also become a highly prized alternative to me. a farming nice stock is responsible for up to 14.5 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. so eating jellyfish as a substitute could help reduce the very global warming that causes subgroups that already popular in back to the far east. but righ

it caused destruction stretching along turkey's southern border from the mediterranean eastwards, also affecting parts of northern syria and international aid effort is now taking shape with the united states, the european union, nato. israel with even ukraine, offering assistance. now the 1st quake it hit over night, but it would prove not to be the last unspeakable loss and sadness had swept across southern turkey. gordon or mid was again, my grandson is 18 months old. please help them please. we can't hear them, have not had any news from them since morning, please. they were on the 12th floor. we can't reach my family, my grandson la, la, la da, to master. it quite struck within hours of each other. the tremendous floors flattening homes and businesses. people living near what is known as the anatolia fault or used to trimmers, but not like this. ma'am, we all came downstairs and there was heavy rain. people have been through horrible things. a relative of our friend is here. they haven't been rescued yet. we are waiting for them on the way as searches go on more than missing our f

since now the straits and the mediterranean sea were again in the zone of influence of the russians, conflict between the inhabitants of the western part of the continents of russia access to the mediterranean sea, it is clear that this idea with the strait poisoned relations between west and east throughout the 19th century. in 1876, an anti-turkish uprising began in the balkans. in response, the ottomans arrange fierce people hacked to death with sabers 12,000 bulgarian christians. massacre in britain do not condemn israel dismisses the report and the bulgarian massacre, as from ridiculous rumors , the russian tsar, believing himself to be the protector of all christians, reacts harshly russia declares war on turkey. the offensive of russian troops to constantinople begins through regiments. if you got constantinople you can count on dominating the balkans, if you dominating the balkans, then you are a direct strategic threat to central europe 1877, british foreign secretary lord derby challenged himself the russian ambassador, count peter shuvalov, handed shuvalov a note, in which

it's very unsettled further south down towards the mediterranean.e still got the breeze just rotating around that high pressure. so bringing a bit more cloud across parts of northern and eastern england. it'll drift its way south overnight and could just bring one or two rogue showers for some central areas. mostly frost—free, i think, by dawn, at least where you've got that cloud. but it could be quite a cold start to monday morning for the south west of england, for instance, parts of scotland minus four or minus five first thing monday here. quite a bit of cloud, as you can see, drifting its way westwards across england and wales. could bring just one or two light showers. we've got lighter winds and probably more sunshine further north for scotland. certainly northern ireland also seeing some sunny spells, too. top temperatures between about 7 to 10 degrees on monday. and that really is quite typical for where we should be by the end of february. and then it is going to feel colder, though, during monday afternoon. again, we've got quite a brisk

we're trying to reach your up through the mediterranean. ah, no. it's now been nearly 3 weeks since asked. quakes destroyed thousands of homes and southern to kia and northern syria. more than 50000 people have died and the disaster millions have fled the devastation. theresa boy reports now from the da here in southern to kia, which was one of the cities, particularly battery hit. while he will, he are still trying to cope with a magnitude on what happened in this part of the country we're hearing. it's just about an hour away from a major city which is wherever you look there, hundreds of thousands of tents just like the one that you can see right behind me where people are leaving, trying to continue with their lives after losing their home. some homes were destroyed, the others were badly damaged and they cannot go back to the united nations estimates that one point. 5000000 people in this country were left homeless because of the earthquake. so here people are telling us that they have some food. they have some water and now they have pets, bu

we speak about to these and people dying in the mediterranean sea —— 2000 people dying in the mediterraneanthat? late have travelled from? do you have any information on that?— information on that? we still only have preliminary _ information on that? we still only have preliminary information - information on that? we still only have preliminary information but| information on that? we still only i have preliminary information but we can confirm from this testimonies they left turkey, around 70, 80 people. they are still in deep shock, so all this information will be shortly confirmed by tomorrow. 0k, be shortly confirmed by tomorrow. ok, thank you very much indeed for your time. the israeli government and the palestinian authority say they will take immediate steps to end a deadly upsurge in violence this year. it comes as two israelis were shot dead in the occupied west bank. the israeli army said a palestinian gunman opened fire at an israeli—owned car and then fled the scene. joining me now is our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. first of all, tell us the latest on this. , , .