are still considered. corona virus hotspots 82 people having rescued fine italian ship in the mediterranean sea on sunday. many came from western africa and 12 children were among them. the ship's crew has asked for safe ports, a number of migrants reaching italy, his doubles in the past. 12 months. in iran's health ministry says the country has hit a record number of daily cold with 19 deaths. new restrictions are imposed when 650 deaths for an answer. on monday, 141000 people were tested, positive cities across iran has entered a 6 day lock zone, as the delta variance drive a 5th section wave off with hills in the philippines though, feeling the strain of the 3rd wave of covert infections of authority's forces when the $145.00 cases on sunday, its 2nd highest fairly increase as despised lockdown in and around the capital manila point to be low reports. hence have sprung up in hospital grounds all over manila and its surrounding suburbs. patients and their relatives are having to wait under the heat to get into emergency room or endure days in big ship towards coffee. 19 is back with a vengean

while, while long the mediterranean sea off to massive wildfires and italy has become clear as far as the voicing concerns over their livelihoods in the wake of the disaster, the government says it intends to some special teams to assist the local and devastation in the west of tuscany to our flames continue to engulf woodland in the popular tourist destination. of maurice blazes that have already claimed the lives of 8 people and there's no sign of the situation easing off anytime soon. a bond is now in place on people entering for us in many of talkies provinces. i'm finally have british newspapers revealed that the u. k. state health service has sketched a plan to deny cash to elderly people in the event of a severe pandemic. it was never implemented, but elements all that seemed to be ringing true to the stay for one campaign that we spoke to was she told us is on acceptable that the n h a still have to priorities. who should and who should not receive treatment. they failed because they basically, anyone that they've made me retirement age seems to be not where they are being loo

and they get the water from the mediterranean sea and drop them on the active zone here, right behind me. there are 2 iranian and one are there be jenny? $17515.00. how they cope? there's this fight fight and how to cope that have proven to be very much crucial in this battle. they are able to make around $123.00, if in just one an hour in total. in one drop, they drop roughly around $2.00 tones on the active zones in total. so they are able to carry around with the 1230 if they are able to phone load around 13 tones of the water on the active zones. and they have been 55 more. how do you cope? there is also deployed to fight the battle and they are also, there are 9 more how to cope those now, coming from russia, they're be john and ukraine. they're also joined by hundreds of the fire trucks, thousands of the personnel as well as wall and peers as well. but the 5 cruise feel how a work on their hands. because the in 13, actually the zone the, the fires are still ravages to the kids. so i thank you for that, resulted in donavon ah, to bell origin that coaches have been stripped of the

be the, the how to cope the choppers or packing the water from the mediterranean sea and put in dropping, damp over the surrounding areas in around be the power plant here. but the danger is still far from over because the given the conditions which is going to interrupt . so there to take your life from hereon, where we have the flooring in as runs next president. let's listen and all that. i will dedicate myself to serving people and elevating the country, promoting religion and push on you have to support right and promote justice coffee to avoid dictatorship, already off to support the dignity and the right side of the people that the constitution dick noise for the nation hall and protection on the border political economy and culture independent of the country would not hesitate to take any action with the help of long and following the may i talk with long and short term a lot of power nation has in trust me. i'm trying. i mean, all the federal court will save court, pious devoted trustee, missile of them. my so chosen person of the nation. the rotors are the sure thank you very m

and they get the water from the mediterranean sea and drop them on the active zones here, right behind me. there are 2 iranian and one other b johnny, 17515. how the court there's, there's a fire fight and how to cook to have proven to be very much crucial in this battle . they are able to make around $123.00, in just one an hour and in total, in one drop they, they, they drop roughly around $2.00 tones on the active zones in total. so they are able to carry around with it while they are able to phone load around 30 tones of the water on the active zones. firefighter has become the 1st confirmed victim of the wildfires in greece, which continuing across the country, the intense blazes of force more evacuation is near the capital. athens firefighters are trying to stop the flames. from reaching populated areas, prime minister is urging people to obey evacuation orders and not try to defend their own homes saying basra ivy is life for us in korea, natty, says a, what is the latest there? well, let me just start by saying the word, the firefighter is becoming more dangerous, just to give

hear that the helicopters and the the water won't be in plain or steal, carry in the water from mediterranean sea ro, pin all over the wooden pigs and the residential area surrounding the power public . but i do will talk to said that the hydrogen tanks that were used to cool the plant had been removed. all of the stuff are created and the tanks are filled with the water as a precaution, but there is a free the people here also read that in case of any explosion because if it's working both on it runs both on the oil and the cool. if in case of an explosion, it wouldn't only cause i a and then what mental disaster, but also humanitarian one know over $187.00. why 1st report that since last week and 172 of them were still burning? what had been taken under the control and 15 of them are still burning, wrestle the, is the criticism of the turkish government for the way it is handling these 5? are they responding to that well, be the position part of you here are criticizing the government based on some of the tracks. one of them is that the government have had ignored the importance or the churches

and they get the water from the mediterranean sea and drop down on the active zones here, right behind me. there are 2 iranian and one other b johnny, 17515. how the court there's, there's a fire fighting, how to cook to have proven to be very much crucial in this battle. they are able to make around $123.00, if in just one an hour and in total in one drop they, they, they drop roughly around $2.00 tones on the active on each total. so they are able to carry around with it while they are able to load around 30 tones of the water on the active zone. and one finds burning across parts of greece are forced more evacuations. near the capital athens firefighters continued their efforts through the night trying to stop the flames. from reaching populated areas, the prime minister urging people to obey the evacuation orders and not tried to defend their own home. his report and st. srp, he's in athens. only hours after an announcement that fires north of athens had been put out, the blaze was back and bigger than before, the order to evacuate. the small town below came suddenly, when the chur

that the helicopters and the but the water warm being planes are still carrying the water from mediterranean sea and dropping over the wooden periods and the residential area surrounding this problem. public, but i thought it said that the hydrogen tanks that were used to cool the plant had been removed. all of the stuff are created and the tanks are filled with the water as a precaution. but the authorities are afraid, the people here sort of frayed that in case of any explosion because if it's working both on it's wrong, both on the oil and the cool. if in case of an explosion, it wouldn't only cause i a and then what a mental disaster, but also humanitarian. once thousands of people have been evacuated from the greek island of via where a wildfire is burning in the forest. private boats help to get evacuated up to the mainland. the 5 destroyed at least $150.00 homes on the islands. local politicians have complained about a lack of resources that fire on the one of more than $100.00 burning across greece, one on the outskirts of the capital. athens has now receded but not before destroying hom

and they get the water from the mediterranean sea and drop down on the active zones here. right behind me. there are 2 iranian and one other b johnny, 17515. how to cope there's, there's fire fighting, how to cope to have proven to be very much crucial in this battle. they are able to make around 12 trips in just one an hour and in total, in one drop they, they drop roughly around $2.00 tones on the active zones in total. so they are able to carry around with it while 3, if they are able to phone load around 30 tones of the water on the active zones. now, health officials in england say the levels of corona virus found in people infected with the delta variant. similar regardless of whether the been vaccinated or not. and this they will and may have implications for people's infectiousness. added that more research is needed. data from hospital admissions, with the delta variance show, 35 percent of patients were fully vaccinated, while 55 percent were not in ocoee lated. for more on this course, i have to entity baba who is in london for us to redeem. i mean, this sounds

and although the most common route to europe is across the mediterranean sea, a new one appears to be opening to the border between battles and it extends from the baltic states of latvia and lithuania to poland, brussels as accused of russian president alexander shanker, of attempting to destabilize the block with a hybrid war using migrants as a weapon. i'm sorry, and then vilnius modern 4000 might have entered this away from ballard. so far this year, i'm footage recently released by the way the board got services a family show, a migrant. i've been forced into the country by bella, security forces, you officials, hotels, emergency talk to discuss and integrated with funds. while the current, we have to clear an emergency of travel through the way the and capital to see what lies ahead, diplomatically and also at a humanitarian level, this away the prime minister in good aid us, you will need to talk to al jazeera, a miscellaneous, a prime minister include him on need to thank you so much for talking to 0. thank you for holding your call. hi, with war with barrels, people from iraq

now you can hear the helicopters and the water carrying planes are getting the water from the mediterranean sea right over there. and them and put it, dropping it off, and they would have peach and their residential areas close to the power plant and know it is under the control. but it doesn't mean that the danger is far away. it is actually dangerous steve there, as i said, there are still many fires continue, continue at the surrounding areas and anytime they can take the flames again into the power plant and wrestled briefly, please give us a sense as to why the president is coming under intense scrutiny over his handling of this crisis. well, just recently the government has dissolved the management of turkish owner vehicle association and then there they appointed a board of trustees. the opposition says that it was a political decision and that association has a water warm been fleet. the goal must say that the water won't be in for these are old and technically not able to fly if they try to fly them, they will raise pilots live. that is one of the criticism, but the hope of you just sa

on the other hand, the helicopter is also getting the water from the mediterranean sea and drop him down over this hot supports so that the 1st report of the wire fire came on wednesday from tide. yes, soon after that there has been several reports about the wildfire erupting in more than 30 province just across the country. a people had been killed by the fire, so far humbles of people are hospitalized and hundreds of the waiters also are you there, created the international a those these put in in and from the, from the country and abroad as well. i will say, because while we're just talking to the villagers, we could see that there are different crew is coming from different cities far to these from turkey, but the winters here, they are complaining a lot that the work is not sufficient enough. even though the goldman says that they mobilize all the means that the country has the 3rd, the international support they'll say, here are going to be john, ukraine, iran and, and russia for, for, has sent the crabs, the water carry a crop and how to cook. there's the pay increase show so that

the latest wildfire to break out around the mediterranean sea has forced thousands of locals and touristse's southern coast. officials say the blaze broke out on monday and so far has consumed more than three square kilometres of forest and scrubland to the west of st tropez. the american r&b singer r kelly goes on trial in new york on wednesday, accused of racketeering, sexual abuse, and bribery. currently held without bail, he denies the charges, some of which date back as far as two decades. from new york, the bbc�*s samira hussain reports. r kelly is one of the most successful artists of all time. sometime called the king of r&b he has been credited with redefining r&b music. but for the last two years the embattled musician has been behind bars. r kelly and members of his entourage are accused of recruiting women and girls to engage in illegal sexual activity with the r&b singer. he is also accused of paying victims and witnesses to cover up as alleged crimes. in a now infamous interview with an american network, kelly fervently denied any wrongdoing. i fervently denied any wrongdoin

. >> we flew over the mediterranean sea at about 100 feet until the delta of the nile. the center of the runway. we made three passes with 30 machine guns, and we were shooting planes like sitting ducks on the runways. there was about 400 egyptian and syrian jets being destroyed in this way, and they burned beautifully. [ speaking foreign language ] >> but nasser still believes he can achieve victory as long as his people don't lose their faith. >> so the arab media started broadcasting their version of the war, which wasn't realistic. >> nasser controlled the airwaves via radio. he could send his message out to almost every population around him. and the propaganda machine at the time was saying, victory, israeli airplanes falling from the sky like flies. >> while nasser's propaganda spreads across the middle east, moshe dayan launches the second wave of his attack on the egyptian-controlled sinai. >> now, israel completely controlled the skies, and that rendered all the armies, army of syria, army of egypt, and even army of jordan very weakly defended. >> the goal was

german humanitarian ship arrived in italy saturday after rescuing hundreds of migrants in the mediterranean searescue ships that pulled nearly 400 people from a dangerousry overcrowded wooden boat last week. the migrants were tested for covid-19 before being transferred onto a quarantine ship. migrant boat departures have increased in recent months as weather has improved. one u.n.-affiliated group estimates more than 1,100 people have died on the journeys this year. >>> let's take a check of the olympic medal board as the last few events wrap up in tokyo. the u.s. will end the games in the top spot, winning both the most gold medals and most medals overall. next is china, and host japan has the third highest gold haul. >>> british diver tom daley is taking home two medals from the tokyo games, a gold and a bronze. but perhaps his most talked about moments have come outside of the pool. he was frequently spotted knitting when not in competition, much to the delight of those on social media, of course. the diver shared his olympic experiences with our will ripley. >> i'm someone that really stru

it's believed they had been travelling across the mediterranean sea from libya.ears ago. retailers said they were working with suppliers to keep price increases down. the bbc has been told that the government is set to announce plans to gradually lift the official ban on standing in premier league and championship football grounds. a formal announcement is expected from the government as early as next month. it's thought a handful of clubs in england's top two divisions will trial "safe standing" areas before the current season ends in may. coming up to ten minutes past seven and this is first. —— breakfast. a shortage of test tubes means gps are having to make difficult choices about who gets blood tests, the british medical association has warned. the bma said shortages across hospitals and gp surgeries were "severe" and if the nhs did not reduce usage in the coming days — even the most clinically important tests may be at risk. kathryn stanczyszyn has more. more than 12 million blood tests are carried out in england each week. but now, nhs england has admitted

sea region earlier in july. who, who finished you may be on the issue. for many years, the mediterranean has never seen such dry weather as in the last 20 days. meteorologists have actually worn fires, unavoidable in the next 15 days, and may continually so september. the fire, which started in mar maris, has mouse french, other locations. the government has been criticized for a shortage of fire fighting aircraft. other bay john iran, russia. ukraine has sent a cook meant in personnel. but turkey's forester minister warned the humidity level is going down in the coming days, which means more attention and measures are needed to put out the fires in turkey, southern greenhouse, and ease the pain of those who have lost everything. see now, go solo al jazeera. i stumble now, news from united states where many americans who have behind on rental payments face being homeless off to a government decree binding residential evictions expired at midnight on saturday. democratic lawmakers joint protest in camping outside the us capital building in washington. corey bush is upset that landlords ca

sea region earlier in july. who? who finished? oh yes, you mean the only issue for many years the mediterranean has never seen such dry weather as in the last 20 days. meteorologists have actually worn fires, unavoidable in the next 15 days, and may continue until september. the fire, which started in marbury has now sprach other locations. the government has been criticized for a shortage of fire fighting aircraft other by john iran. russia and ukraine have sent equipment and personnel, but turkeys. forrester minister warns the humidity level is going down in the coming days, which means more attention and measures are needed to put out the fires in turkey, southern greenhouse, and ease the pain of those who have lost everything. see now, because solo al jazeera sambal. now millions of americans who are behind on their rental payments could be made harmless after a government decree that benz evictions expired at midnight on saturday. a democratic rule makers join protest in camping outside the us capital building in washington. corey bush is upset, but models can now throw their tenant balance if they wish. 2 of the colleagues in

mediterranean. and there is some good news to share through the black sea region of turkey starting to dry out. but still for the northeast, we are still seeing a few pockets of rain on monday, but not falling at the same intensity over the last few days. okay, for the northwest of europe, we've got this weather maker pretty much parked over scandinavia, slinging white and windy weather. amsterdam. you could see your wink us about 55 kilometers per hour and we've got some storms lighting up through southern areas of germany across the elbow. on monday. next we'll go to africa will. and this weather broadcast. there storm clouds gathering the south west of bali, pushing into senate gold and the gambia banjo has a high of 28 degrees on monday. see you soon. the when i think of my nature, i think of potential. when i think of potential, i think of what would be, what is not i think of young people literally take them to the island and do something that they can be part of. tell me the possible. i think it on the challenges moving the child recorded. hello. my name is ben. gotcha. so and this is my

mediterranean. and there is some good news to share through the black sea region of turkey starting to dry out. but still for the northeast, we are still seen a few pockets of rain on monday, but not falling at the same intensity over the last few days. okay, for the northwest of europe. we've got this weather maker pretty much parked over scandinavia, slinging white and windy weather. esther damn. you could see your windows about 55 kilometers per hour. and we've got some storms lighting up through southern areas of germany across the elves. on monday, next we'll go to africa will and this weather broadcast. there storm clouds gathering the south west of bali pushing into senegal and the gambia banjo has a high of 28 degrees on monday. see soon sponsored cattle airways joined the debate, do not have vaccines preaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice. it allowed a diverse community and how an array of different story know topic it's of the table. it's such a tough ethical debate where there is obvious discrimination and systematic discrimination of play. people are thursd

crucial factor turkey, so devastating floods in its northern black sea region earlier in july, who finished for many years. the mediterranean has never seen such dry weather as it has in the last 20 days. meteorologists have actually worn fires, unavoidable in the next 15 days, and may continue until september. the fire was started and mar maris has mouse fred, to other locations. the government has been criticized for a shortage of fire fighting aircraft. other bay john iran, russia ukraine, have sent a cook meant in personnel. but turkey's forester minister warns the humidity level is going down in the coming days, which means more attention and measures are needed to put out the fires in turkey, southern greenhouse, and ease the pain of those who have lost everything. seen because solo al jazeera, i stumble creek firefighters have been battling large wildfires that have destroyed homes and farms in the southern parts of the country. the blaze has spread off this off to breaking out near pat trust on saturday. a 300 firefighters and 2 water bombers have been deployed to control the inferno. temperatures are expected to ea

crucial factor turkey, so devastating floods in its northern black sea region earlier in july, who could finish how many years the mediterranean has never seen such dry weather as in the last 20 days, meteorologists have actually worn fires, unavoidable in the next 15 days, and may continue until september. the fire was started and mar marriot has now sprach other locations. the government has been criticized for a shortage of fire fighting aircraft. other bay, john iran, russia ukraine, has sent a cook meant in personnel. but turkey's forester minister warns the humidity level is going down in the coming days, which means more attention and measures are needed to put out the fires in turkey, southern greenhouse, and is the pain of those who have last ever thing. seen. i'm go solo al jazeera. i stumble. lodge cruise ships are now banned from entering the center of venice. environmentalists have been pushing for the move fee use. adam rainy reports from the city. picture postcard perfection. tourists are back in venice, but they won't be arriving anytime soon. on large cruise ships it follows years of debate about banning mega

mediterranean. and you know, it's simple how to run the brain that's now shoved out toward the black sea region, but will keep those breezy conditions on friday. well, in this weather report in africa where we've had some strong storms for western areas of the country up against the atlantic coast, that continues for cynical and the gambia. on friday, the trust is fundamental to all our relationship. we trust banks with money doctors without really personal information. what happens to truck in a world driven by algorithm as more and more decisions are made for us by these complex people that could be the question that comes back is inevitable. can we trust algorithm in the 1st of a 5 part series, highly re questions the neutrality of digital deductions? trust me, i'm an algorithm on a jessina, venezuela, colombia butcher has become a stomping grounds for trespasses, as desperate people transgress and illegal passage to feed an emerging fuel trafficking market. we follow that perilous journey unguarded through the line of fire, risking at all and his wayland columbia on al jazeera. oh, the ah. top s

and next will go around the mediterranean and you know it's symbol had a run of rain that's now shoved out toward the black sea region. but will keep those breezy conditions on friday. well, in this weather report in africa where we've had some strong storms for western areas of the country up against the basic coast that continues for senate goal and the gambia. on friday, the frank assessments, by way it is again freedom suppression informed opinions. what you saw happening in march. there was 42. there was also petune is the critical debate here. it's not between kula and any other conference here between the 2 years. rather than that, give them people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. oh, the me watching all diseases. the reminder of our top story is this our confidential un report claims. the taliban has priority lists of people that wants to arrest and i've got to stand those talk didn't of soldiers police and intelligence personnel. it says the town of honors, carrying out door to door visits. evacuation of diplomats and afghans was continuing a couple internatio

sea region earlier in july. who could finish. how are you you to be on michigan? for many years, the mediterranean has never seen such dry weather as in the last 20 days, meteorologists have actually worn fires, unavoidable in the next 15 days, and may continually so september. the fire, which started in marbury has now sprach other location. the government has been criticized for a shortage of fire fighting aircraft or by john iran. russia and ukraine have sent equipment in personnel. but turkeys. forrester minister warns the humidity level is going down in the coming days, which means more attention and measures are needed to put out the fires in turkey, southern greenhouse, and ease the pain of those who have lost everything. c. now, because solo al jazeera, i stumble international olympic committee has spoken with an athlete who is seeking to stay in japan after falling out with team officials. the battle russian sprinter, christina schuman sky, was to complete the women's, was to compete in the women's 200 meters on monday. instead, she was seen at the airport in tokyo on sunday, asking japan

sea. if you want to be cute, you have to head down towards the mediterranean or eastern europe. st, and also the english channel, taking the edge of the temperatures, but we should see some sunshine on the far south—east, part of the south—west, parts of north—west wales, northern ireland, and also western scotland. temperatures up to about 20 celsius. then as we head on into wednesday, more of the same, quite a bit of cloud around, looking across the north west, but breezy down this north sea coastline, once again with highs up to about 19 or 20 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. rockets have been fired towards kabul airport where the us evacuation operation is drawing to a close — they were intercepted by an american anti—missile system. the government seeks international support to ensure the taliban allow people to leave afghanistan — as british troops from kabul [and back on uk soil. we are working with international partners to try to facilitate that repatriation and facilitation. we have received information from the taliban. we are quite sceptical about

sea on board, were mainly men from morocco, bangladesh, egypt, and syria. the international organization for migration says more than a 1000 migrants of dive in the mediterranean this year. well now to new zealand, where the prime minister is made a full apology for raids against people who overstate the visas, nearly 50 years ago, the austin, violent raids were racially motivated because police mostly targeted pacific islanders for the port taishan while ignoring people from other countries. from oakland, wine, hey reports. these experiences with the tears flowed as pacific islands, community leaders, and those affected by the dorm raids gathered in oakland town hall. they came to his new zealand prime minister jacinta rod durn said the words that been calling for the decades today. i stayed on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the 19th stephen teeth that lead to the events of the dawn rides the immigration quack down in the 1900 seventy's targeted pacific islanders who had been brought here because of labor shortages. the often v

the mediterranean concerns are growing that thousands of tons of coal stored at a power station in turkey could ignite the facility and a nearby town have already been evacuated with many fleeing by sea. you could see the huge cues for the boats on your screen right now. around 13000 people were moved to safety by the coast guard, which also called on other vessels in the vicinity to quickly help out. the number of deaths from wildfires in the country has reached 8 people after the bodies of the turret of a turkish german couple were found in their burnt out home in on tale a province. from next week, people in france will have to show a covert health pass to get into restaurants, cafes and even hospitals, while health workers must vaccinate. next month, francis constitutional council has rules the govern government moves. our legal and recent weeks have seen a series of agitated rallies over the pressure to vaccinate and pandemic restrictions. the many people don't, even before the mandatory reformation was introduced, there had been more than 10000 lay offs in french hospitals. but can the local health care system afford to lose all the since i have many people now say that they wa

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sea. refugees are suffocating in meat trucks. they are crowding onto leaky boats. they are drowning. the bodies of those who are unable to cross to safety are washing up on mediterranean beaches. refugees have been in the news for the past few years, particularly related to the crisis in syria, but refugees are being uprooted by conflict all around the world. so we're not just talking about refugees coming from syria but from other war-torn regions. especially in the past couple years, it has also been very difficult to ignore the public response to refugees. refugee resettlement, like so many other topics today, has become a polarizing topic. on one hand, opposition to refugees has been fierce and even hostile. politicians at the local, state and federal level have linked refugees to terrorism and have pursued anti-refugee policies in the name of national security. the most famous of these measures is president donald trump's executive orders which ground the federal refugee program virtually to a halt in january 2017. his imposition of what is widely known as the refugee ban shortly after taking office initiated one of the sharpest legal and political debates of his