and now the stone that's roofed buildings across the globe from westminster hall to melbourne to riommy and brit award winning music producer behind some of pop's biggest hits. now, he's taking centre stage with a new documentary series: �*watch the sound' on apple tv+, which prrmiers on friday. earlier he talked to my colleague, reeta chakrabarti, about his time working as an intern at rolling stone magazine, at the age of 12. my my voice hadn't even broken yet, i had this high—pitched squeak and they let me answer the switchboard phones, in those days it was like the old school buttons and i'd be like, hi, rolling stone! it's amazing what they let me do. but i'd just wanted to be around music and i think because they wasn't some piano guitar prodigy or something i thought, maybe i'll write about it, maybe i'll make it, i'm not sure. arejust want to be around it all the time. so in this new series that you've made for apple tv+ you are charting the history of music production, tell us a little bit about what you look at? ., little bit about what you look at? . ., ~ ., at? yeah, well

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. >> melbourne goes into lockdown again. the plan since the pandemic began. the latest restrictions in australia next. this is bloomberg. ♪. . >> you are watching daybreak australia. i am vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. the german chancellor has placed help for devastated floods in western germany. angela merkel because the situation a catastrophe. more than 60 people are dead and dozens are missing due to the torrential rain. internet services are also impacted. africa has the world possible to vaccination rate and is forging ahead with the johnson & johnson vaccine. that is despite the fda warning earlier about attacking the immune system. they are donating millions of doses to the conflict. a federal court in kansas has willed that pfizer should pay $345 million to avert antitrust litigation. it all stems from an alleged scheme to catch purchasers of the epipen. the proposed settlement would result against pfizer and ensure pension funds and consumers targeting for drug company. jeff bezos's company blue origin says that this 18 euro student wi

crown resorts saying the melbourne casino operations can restart with restrictions.wn saying gaming and non-gaming operations can recommence. they included limiting the maximum capacity in each indoor space to 100 patients as well as physical distancing and distancing protocols. crown still negotiating when it comes to the potential lifeline for the broader business and its melbourne casino as it tries to show regulators that it can become a suitable operator with the ongoing casino. sticking with australia and sydney's month-long law down may be extended through other parts of the country although other parts of the country are opening up like in melbourne. the city saw the most covid cases since the latest delta outbreak in mid-june. let's get the latest from our cross-asset editor. why does it look like sydney will stay locked down? these numbers are just not coming down. >> that is right. new south wales has failed to flatten that covid curve despite this lockdown which has been growing since the end of june. yesterday, the state recorded 172 cases, a record as y

small demonstrations were also held in melbourne, adelaide, and brisbin. what we saw today, what 3 and a half 1000 very selfish both, it's people that thought that the law didn't apply to them. there is no doubt in my mind that one in the least one individual there today had covered it is statistically impossible for us not consider that. i'm hoping that we should 3 and a half hours on the fringe of the night. it was. i'm hoping that we have people before the court and i really hope we can get some charges and convictions out of today's work by the new soft walls place it's essential for people to get the message and i was calling for it to occur again next week. look up because these 400 offices will turn into 4000 if need be. well, in brazil, people there have been showing the anger at the president's handling of the pandemic and corruption allegations, thousands of people march through rio de janeiro against char, both scenarios leadership. he's continued to downplay the virus despite the country reporting daily death tolls of more than a 1000 most days

at the same time, this cold was suddenly giving you 13 in the morning in melbourne. probably give you single figures in the afternoon. as the rain comes in with snow on the alps or something else, by the time we get to the end of tuesday, so cold, but just it should be really for winter that the seasonal ray has been disrupted in both japan and china. and we've got a baby tie soon. it's not quite a tropical stall. and these things are determined by the wind strengths at the moment is the lowest, the bottom of the scale. but it's there in the open water and it will still be wandering in towards tie one, i think in the next day or 2 in japan, a scattering a shower more so in the korean peninsula, in western china, particularly from the yanks. the north was we got significant rain, the former thunderstorms probably building one small about try to get into tuesday . it will be the be a q chain of japanese islands that feels a full force of a building in the across the world. young activists and organizers around them of motivated politically engaged the challenges they f

there are hard restrictions as we have seen in melbourne in the past. government is begging people to stay home. it is saying case numbers are too high. the reality is, this lockdown could very well be extended the arms next friday. some sydney residents are not as diligent about weighing home this time around because they can look overseas nce economies opening up and death rates declining. shery: we sound like a broken record now. in the vaccine rollout, what is being done to speed up the process? georgina: interestingly, yesterday, the federal government announced a significant acceleration of the program in new south wales. the state is going to receive an additional 300,000 vaccines with equal parts pfizer and astrazeneca. and astrazeneca. they are also reports -- there are also reports turkey leading that the federal government has secured a contract to triple its access to the pfizer vaccine to around one million doses a week from mid-to-late july and the federal government met with business leaders in australia such as qantas to discuss how work

after melbourne and sydney, the international impact committee gave the city exclusive bidding rights in an effort to reduce the cost of campaigns and minimize the risk of both buying. those are the top stories that stay with us coming up next to it. witness thanks for watching me. ah ah me ah james initial schedule. a look at what it is work shuttle. she was wondering she probably could get somebody to ship. so she said that i could put you on hold for hold on. i don't know what she was going to cover i so the middle mean. well yeah, it's a separate stuff. it's horrible to the most after me able, immovable, must feel in my food almost if the whole show have to consider the sum of hospital me quite a bit coach for coaching. she can feel like the wondering you control when a high call to a cause she can't believe so they don't particular the 20. so he called $0.40 we sent it also was as soon as you let them post others. but could tell me what to do my for. which for fun on posing that is from finally on a college level, helen county. you feel how model it was set up a similar how i fai

going to go to australia and we've got a cool pool of air toward the south, unsettled adelaide, melbourne. we've got some showers, but winds are really big factor in adelaide. i show the next 3 days. i got $5560.00 potentially up to 85 kilometers per hour on wednesday. you know, for new zealand we've got what, whether moving in for both the north and south island will be in the thick of it. by monday, the becoming a living legend of the young age with simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clown. the piece to the ivory coast posted by eric comes to the football rebels. the life of drop by the football, seated where politicians had not dropped by the orient civil war on i was just there are 2020, the year of lockdown and social distance saying you can't reach across the screen and get someone. ali re explores one of the global pandemic biggest side effects loneliness, everyone who lives alone has been forced to be socially isolated for the 1st time ever highlighting its effects on physical and mental health and discovering unique ways of coping. control

australia is 2 largest cities are set to stay under covert 19 restrictions for at least the next 5 days. melbourne extended its locked down despite only 16 new cases being reported on monday. the 8th, no cases were recorded and sydney, which has entered its 4th week of lockdown and bella, ruth, is opposition leaders, but found that you cannot sky has arrived in washington, d. c. to meet with us government officials and members of the ocean. the asper style was forced to flee below ruth, after the country's 2020 presidential elections, which were rightly widely regarded as re what england tells, lifted nearly all of its remaining correct virus restrictions. as part of what's being dubbed freedom day. ha, like close country, have ward been delight for the 1st time in 17 months. indoor been used to now run at full capacity and face masks will no longer be legally mandated, but not everyone is happy about relaxing the rules, especially with co 19 cases searching on time to quite depressing actually. and i think most people in my situation, due to some today's freedom day to very doesn't freedom, could

and eventually this will make its way to melbourne and hope art . now for new zealand, we've got nights weather on tap as he heads award. sunday for the major city center is christ church. wellington gives been an offline but check out late monday into tuesday. that's when this rain starts to slide in. so that's when our conditions will deteriorate. off to the philippines right now and heavy rains have raised water levels as we hit toward the american river, still more rain to count on sunday. and for asia pacific, our heaviest frame will be toward that southeast corner of china and to taiwan. the blue face, most common sight in that he sent his around britain, but as lockdown loose that people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come. an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows stuff at a wildlife hospital helping a bird that's been caught up in discarded later. it's a face mask made of plastic. now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable marks didn't realize they were using single use prospect

but otherwise it's rain term journey by 16 in melbourne. thought certainly let was it the most places the sunshine is out and things are fairly quiet. perth, as i say, is the exception. and once again as a thursday, that in china you are thinking this is the major story and it is for floods. likewise, a small storm on its way towards home. she has already been affecting the olympic venues, one or 2 of them with wind and rain. but if you're in the dr. it of china, this is more likely to be the frightening thing that comes to you. a wall of sand on the edge of the gobi desert admittedly, but you still don't want to sit and that's what happens all the same over the main story is in the flooding. and for the next day or so, we've got probably the revolving storm that will stop being talked about. but the massive rain spreads further north and west, eventually probably reaching beijing, the new generation of young people and making demands to be balance decides welcome to generation contains a global theories the attempt to understand and challe

to t for the 2032 summer olympics. brisbin will not be the 3rd australian city to host the games. melbourne 1st. 1956, sidney, hosted in 2000 b i o. c k for it's been exclusive bidding rights and efforts to reduce the cost of campaigns and to minimize the risk of vote buying those are your headlines up next out to 0? well, more news in a little and a half an hour. i'll see you that ah, me ah, me i i really get documents sending back in my mentor for august the dr day and so i know the i'm a guy that brought it to me and can you how and it was a holiday for them or just says add to see on as long as you can see on, but essentially what go with them of what they gave me . then go down over the last salon and hammered on the lake and let us all of it. then i am going to get him and him so i was looking sober about the added the blow that wow dad. and he did go to school adage and muddle on to go hand. this would be a whole lot on it. and that would be the way, hang on, let me get a really loud. yeah. a hotel. could you see the whole there on the never had a mother go to the to the like level.

australia is 2 largest cities are set to stay under covert 19 restrictions for at least the next 5 days. melbourne extended its locked down despite only 16 new cases being reported on monday. the 8 new cases were recorded in sydney, which has entered its 4th week of lockdown. the british government has lifted most corrupt virus restrictions in england in a move that is being heavily criticized by many scientists. the mandate for wearing masks has been revoked and social distancing. rules have been scrapped. however, london's transport authority is still has a mask mandate in place and many commuters in london, victoria station continued to wear face coverings today. the british government argues that the u. k. is high rated backs and nation will protect the population against all in dangerously ill with the virus. and d. w. correspondents, charlotte chelsea pill join just now from london for more. charlotte, how controversial is this moved by the government to lift pandemic restrictions while the virus is spreading rapidly. has received a lot of criticism from a number of scientists that i have sp

we are going to see the temperature in melbourne. dip down it is going to get colder as we go into the weekend. if we look at the 3 day, it's going to be about 11 degrees by the time we get into friday, we move across a tasman see to new zealand. we have had settled weather on tuesday. that's going to change on wednesday as a weather system sweeps in, bringing wet and windy weather to the south island. a lot of that rain is going to fall in areas that have already seen flooding. so we could see those flood waters rise as we go into thursday that's going to push up into the north. violence of things are going to get wetter and windier. and if you move to east asia, all eyes on sky, food, chem packer, as it's make, it makes its way across southern china. the who's the mom flying the flag for her nation has been putting in place crickets on what be country between my dream play in the world was providing family ways, queen game that's my precious moran game in the game. my them bob way on al jazeera. i've worked out their existence. it's laura should, as a principal presenter and as a cor

summer and then picks for brisbin will might be the 3rd a trillion since he's a who's the games after melbourne in 1956, and sidney in size and says, you know, it's very, they were this on our to 0. my bubbly felt mixed after a one year delay the tokyo and then picks up buying them by growing opposition, by running cost in japan. thousands of actually competing in the stadium amid the around the virus out there will be inside the bubble to bring them from games like no other. ah, my name is chris. what are you? i'm play for why we're mission, i think. you know, also play for what we're mission on. the why the, with my family, my fun, my, my, my rugby, my team is my wig. that plays with the news this think is really important. for me, it was clear i went to play all final 20 cricket has been putting i'm going to face and which means putting the me that's blinker, both much done on the ground by the glue that the book or the times it goes to your hit where you want to be, it was a know where you wanted to book the lit up up over the top. make sure you ring maxima over the weekend. we are playing

reporter: it is the third time that the olympics comes to australia. 1956 in melbourne, 2000 in sydneyw in 2032 in brisbane. this will also be the first time this is going happen under the new ioc rules of keeping the cost down. brisbane is saying we will do things differently, sustainability, flexible venues, not building new venues. what we will build is going to be flexible enough infrastructure that can be used like roads and transportations and other buildings that can be used after the games. definitely not just for brisbane, but the whole of australia, the lockdowns we are in, this looks thirds for a bit. -- this lists spirits for a bit. jane: mining on small islands in indonesia had been off-limits until in our traversal pro-business bill was passed last year. a canadian mining company has seized the opportunity, winning a concession to dig for gold. the bbc's asia editor reports. reporter: the slopes of an extinct volcano. the hertford sounds. -- he heard bird sounds. >> i lookeat the trees and i saw them. perched on a branch. there were five of them. i was very surprised. i s

so it's getting colder in adelaide and melbourne, dancing low teens. now, and that's our best buy day, was rain coming in as well. this sort of tropical rain is inland in queensland, not really on the coast and goes on through brisbin west. no straight. he has warmed up a little bit. recently pers 19 goes up to about 20 in the sunshine on saturday and in that line of rain, headstand serve missing museum or a completely in fact you get a couple of fine days needed cold dice. but fine days, i think taking you through the weekend, the seasonal rain in east asia is now pretty static, waving just a little bit through japan. that means a lot more rain to come in to care for example. and if you follow it back to the chinese end as persistent and heavy rain, the orange centers for the yanks, the valley, so they will be flooding. there's expected to be funding to supposed to happens time year with heavy rain stretching it towards beijing as well. so tow case forecast is not a big surprise each other raining or aspire to rain for the next 3 days. the when the qu

otherwise it is rain. 60 in melbourne. in most places the sun is out and things are fairly quiet. is the exception. in china, you are thinking this is the major story. a small storm is on its way has been affecting the olympics, wind and rai if you are in the drive bit of china, a wall of sand. you don't want to see it. the main story is indeed flooding and over the next day or so we have a storm that will stop being talked about, massive rain moves further north and west, probably reaching beijing. ♪ >> the farmer finding harmony. >> trying to bring music to the outside world. >> tending his land. >> covid -- >> cusick man. on al jazeera. ♪ anchor: here are the top stories. tunisia's civil society groups have warned the president not to extend emergency measures he imposed 24 hours ago. the groups, including the labor union, cap called on the president to establish a roadmap out of the present crisis. u.s. politicians have her dramatic testimony from police officers concerning the january 6 attack on capitol hill. one officer said it was a clear attack to disrupt democracy, anoth

has been awarded the games — which will be the third time australia has hosted an olympics after melbourner the news. the scottish football association have announced that pedro martinez losa has been appointed the new women s national team head coach. he replaces shelley kerr who stepped down at the end of last year. the 45—year—old spaniard was the arsenal women s manager from 2014 for three seasons — winning the fa cup and wsl cup during his time in charge. he's signed a three—year contract with the sfa and will take charge ahead of the 2023 women 5 world cup qualifying campaign. alun wynjones will captain the british and irish lions, for the first test against south africa on saturday. the welshman�*s tour looked to be over less than a month ago, after suffering a dislocated shoulder but his remarkable recovery means he'll become the first player in the professional era to win 10 successive test caps for the lions. it's a side that has three scottish players for the first time in 2a years. head coach warren gatland is confident in the players he's chosen for the match in cape town. we

widespread, near frost levels for most news as well as even queens and even trump, sco queensland and melbourne stand about 3. it's not quite as cold dross in perth known as he by day. things do improve the stormy weather, which has brought high surf and bertie good. so i think it is supposed the custody southfield that's going to slowly die down at low drugs at the way. there's another one here in the bites that rain coming in towards the west of victoria, and another significant on its way significant were on his way to perth wet and windy day for you on monday at 20 degrees. everywhere else, murphy, sunny, not as warm as i think you might expect. for example, in brisbin 21 and canes on the 26 the seas. no rain has caused a lot of trouble damage, even as you know in japan, it's east off here it is. the chinese end, which i showing a bit of a hump, which means the rain is sort of building, if you like, it's been falling fairly heavily. the western end to the start of the yanks, the nab, orange blog, which is the heavy stuff. go towards the yellow river and beyond that towards i suspect beijing

the boards ships arriving in melbourne, australia to check on their crews. he says, conditions during the pandemic of the worst he's ever seen. have you had concerns about the mental health of any of the seafaring that you've met? we had some people have self hom themselves to get off the vessel. then eventually, what sort of pallet shipping companies have over their employees? they have huge pare because they control, you know, they finances, i control the law basically longer employed more. that company. it's a pretty antiquated fuel system. some nice seafarers, a too scared to say anything about what might be happening on board a vessel because the fear of what might happen to them. we've had cases where the crew of said later on that, that wasn't a suicide. that was pushed really for years, for centuries 18. it's blaine, and on one of the worst regulated industries in the world because of an assault animal. i. when met boards the ship, he asked the records of the crews working hours and pe. he says there's sometimes one set of books used to show inspecto

bob, i did so by not done for me to melbourne the, the team, a collecting vegetables that the local population eat. they will be tested for the presence of a range of heavy metals, including cobalt manganese and think all of which are toxic in anything but very low doses to this human body. ah, this is maria moore. i used to live we're living being of the thickness in my towel, in one bus commune. but mine is near one company which is gone dead. and where we have got smoke and smoke which coming for many companies can also have some competent sides. and it can be true or not for mission also has been working in mining company while she was pregnant. it's military many fuck those involvement factors which were link and which was making very high belief of itself all of us on multiple initiative. but for mariah and her husband gala, they were completely unaware of any of these risks to me. and of course the, for what we should really mom will visit written girl of learning more than i'm on my chair. please do want to for my, my many while my chair, michelle, i with professor koya, published the

lockdowns in both sydney and now melbourne have seen nrl teams forced to relocate to queensland and form world cup chief executivejon dutton and asked him if he genuinely believes the australian's will participate. we are confident. you're absolutely right about the competition moving to queensland. i think two of the three nations of the june games relocated and the radically different environment in australia compared to here in the uk but we have been speaking to the australian rugby league commission, rugby league players association and each and every one of our competing nations and that is why we have made the decision, made the announcement today with great confidence but very cautiously that we still have work to do and we are prepared to take the most extraordinary measures to make sure this tournament can happen in october and november. some sad news from the world of darts — former world champion andy fordham has died at the age of 59. he was known as �*the viking', and beat mervyn king in 2004 to win the bdo world championship — becoming one of the sport's most popular playe

anyways, so, there's three american consulates in sydney, melbourne, and perth so i was like, "oh, wellso, i had to go a second time. well right adelaide festival was finishing, sydney went into lockdown, because they had an outburst a cluster. and then, i was like, "oh, well i'm going to perth." perth locked down as well. so it was like in the last day, it was like getting the last helicopter out of saigon the melbourne american consulate gave me a new -- like a tiny mean little one. it's not a proper one. you get this emergency one with about six pages in it. >> seth: oh, wow >> i have to get another one next year. i mean it's -- yeah. but i got out. but it was like -- it was weird. it was kind of -- it's not what i thought was going to happen. and i felt bad, cause there was all these concerts i didn't get to do. >> seth: well, hopefully they will get everything under control. you'll be able to go back. in the meantime, they could enjoy like rest of us, "schmigadoon." >> yes, “schmigadoon.” >> seth: this is a wonderful show that sort of plays off 1950 broadway musical tropes a wonder

black widow, david harbor and the cast of gone global with premieres in new york, los angeles, melbourne and london. that's where we were on set with scar jo and marvel newcomer florence pugh you already like an avenger. so what's training like is it is much as you always do easier. no, it's way harder because i'm older so everything is more painful. >> and tune in to e t tonight for all the details of blake and grandes, oklahoma. i do's. plus j lo and ben is long weekend together and olivia wilde and harry styles pda packed italian vacation. don't miss it. >> for entertainment tonight i'm michelle turner. all right. michelle, multiple updates today in britney spears conservatorship bite. her lawyer is reportedly resigning from the conservatorship after 13 years under managers also stepping away tmz reporting spears a long time court-appointed lawyer sam ingram is resigning from the conservative ship. he is reportedly upset about statements made in her recent testimony, including that she never knew she could end the conservatorship tmz reports the told her in the past that she could req

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, i'll say finally, anyone who's had the good fortune to stroll around cities like philadelphia, melbourne, lisbon, athens, or even here in berlin, will have been struck by the amount of st art gracing the walls and buildings. jaundra that has really blossomed over the last few decades. and what many people may not know is that the trend toward large scale mural, got it, start in posts, revolution, mexico. they have their origins in latin america, in the history of mexico, around the time of the mexican revolution. in the early 20th century, a new phone was born during this it picked up on the social demands of the revolution, often painted on the walls of public buildings. heroes depicted martin mexican valleys. today these works hang in a museum in mexico city. one moment you can also when you come, when you are listen, is the only mexican not movement to achieve international success and remain topical with his day when people still speak about listening the most and plan. it's incredible that in the year 2021, we still have the same messages. it says if these murals were completely con

melbourne extended its lockdown despite only five new cases. 98 cases are recorded in sydney, which hasntered its fourth week of lockdown. england has lifted most pandemic restrictions, despite surging infections and criticism from medical experts. the mandate for wearing masks and social distancing rules has been scrapped. the british government on monday says it expects hospitalizations and deaths to increase, but at a lower rate compared to january's peak thanks to high vaccination rates. officials also urged people in their 20's and 30's to get vaccinated. for more on this, i am joined now by dr. john campbell, a u.k. based health analyst and educator. according to the polls, more than half of the brits say they are worried about removing restrictions. is it a good idea for the government to lift the restrictions now? dr. campbell: that is a remarkably good question. the government and the scieific advisors say this is the best time. they say if this is delayed further, it will just delay hospitalizations. it is best to do this now when we have the summer on our side, when we have t

new south wales has recorded nearly a 100 new cases. australia's 2 biggest cities, sydney and melbourne, have reimpose lockdown. dozens of protesters have marched against the tokyo olympics with the opening ceremony just a week away. public concern remain. ty, despite the organizers, banding spectators from venice. several athletes and staff have tested positive for cobra. 19 officials are urging the public to stay home and watch the games on television. and the less excitement is building before the opening ceremony in 2019 the south sudan running team went to japan to acclimatize train and pursue their limpid dream. 2 years later, they're still there. the w press harrington has more. that's the cell sudanese team. got a head start when they came to japan and even low cobra 19 put the games on hold for one year. the team never left. the reason why we have to see the mission we came for is never accomplished. over the past year, the team have immerse themselves in japanese culture. they've taken language lessons and are part of the local community, thanks to donations in tax revenue. th

and march with scratch the last minute the panoramic started to take hold this year's contest and melbourne was shifted from its usual season, opening spot late november. but the formula one and we'll now have to wait until next year as well motorbike fans because october motor g p has also been canceled with just 14 left and the european football championship. the 1st of the semi finals kicks off and just a few hours time, spain take on italy for a place and the final, both sides gone through close games in the last round. but a revitalized italy look like having the upper hand, the, the as hudy's ride home off to their quarter final whenever belgium was reminiscent of the good old days of italian football. historically, italy is expected to challenge for every euros title. the victory of belgium helped ease the fans pain of 2018 when italy didn't even qualify for the world cup. there was reason to celebrate in the streets of rome. once again, whatever. i want to thank our coach about the mancini, because it's all thanks to him. i expected italy to be strong, but they're better than i expe

the last minute at the pandemic to code, this year's rates in melbourne was shifted from its usual seasoning season. opening spot to late november of the form of the warm fans will not have to wait until next year, as will motivate fans. because october's moto g, p s also be canceled which is 4 teams left in the european football championship. the 1st of the semi finals kicks off in a few hours a spain take on italy for a place in the final. both sides got through close games in the last round, but a revitalized italy looks like having the upper hand the, the as hudy's ride home after their quarter final whenever belgium was reminiscent of the good old days of italian football. historically, italy is expected to challenge for every euro's title. the victory of belgium helped ease defends pain of 2018 when italy didn't even qualify for the world cup. there was reason to celebrate in the streets of rome, once again. whatever. i want to thank coach about the mancini because it's all thanks to him. i expected italy to be strong, but they're better than i expected. the fans will not be able to tr

but melbourne looks fine, a few shall the new south rosell bad time, we get to monday sees arranged in 5 or obvious in japan and china, but the circulation meant the rain's, been heavy. it's western side of japan more recently and it will be in the forecast to, for rather than this rather smooth picture of season or rain. it's drawing up in western parts of japan, but it's getting circulatory wet in china. mostly from the young see north was the heavy rain is falling in the form of big shower. that circulation has towards beijing, but in you now, i think you're 40, find more heavy stuff coming towards could mean and it's that time of the year, the maturity of the rain is meant the monsoon france go right through pakistan. the dry, the time being the rain is widespread in india. the striker in the top of putting the what the voted to the working class of his home town and the club footballing legend at a counselor in produces piano. one of the time since it's not really adored by his funds, the social values as his many goes against italy, footballing a lead football rebel on algae 0 me

well, i'll say finally, anyone has had the good fortune to stroll around cities like philadelphia, melbourne, lisbon, athens, or even here in berlin, will have been struck by the amount of st. art, gracing the walls and buildings jaundra that has really blossomed over the last few decades. and what many people may not know is that the trend toward large scale mural got it, start in post revolution, mexico. they have their origins in latin america, in the history of mexico, around the time of the mexican revolution. in the early 20th century, a new phone was born during this, it picked up on the social demand of the revolution, often painted on the walls of public buildings. heroes depicted martin mexican valleys. today, these work time in the museum in mexico city. one moment he said, when you come, when you are listen, is the only mexican movement to achieve international success and remain topical to this day when people still speak about more listening than most and plan. it's incredible that in the year 2021, we still have the same messages. it's. these murals were completely contemporar

for testers in australia, her block traffic set off, smoke bombs, and classroom police and central melbourne. well, them 50 arrest reported, and several police officers said to have been injured. thousands chanted empty vaccination slogans, venting that frustration over the introduction of a 5th round of restrictions. i had this saturday from the moscow. russia unveils its latest generation fight, suggested the mac dash getting quite a bolt along with our correspondent among our stories after this. i ah, so what we try to do is really to leverage on the knowledge of this partner from developed countries. and they offer free of charge the services support. little was so we app this is sort of a broker 12 things from developing and emerging countries to get access to space. because clearly one of the issues, one of the show stoppers is the cost of the launch in the operation. the china is raising prices up. they're the ones who are dictating prices. so we're creating a monster here. we created a brick and monster. we've got china economy zooming, they can raise prices at will. and no matter ho

across the bite, it's going to give us white and windy conditions toward adelaide and eventually melbourne, and hobart. this will come your way as well. for new zealand, we've got rain, it's creeping in, but still sunshine for christ church. wallington gives ben auckland and that will continue on monday. it's not until late monday into tuesday. we start to see that rain sweep through storms really come in and go in across areas of south east asia . but i want to take you to the philippines because it has been intense rain here as of late, but we're seeing it back off a bit. still getting into the rounds of range, it's not as heavy as what we have felt over the last few days unsettled across the korean peninsula on sunday, and some heavier pulses of rain for central areas of hunt you on sunday. the weather bag. energy and change to every part of our universe. more small to continue. the change is all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah, the me. i was thinking through the headlines here now just here and now firefighters and t

but outbreaks of the delta variant in sydney and melbourne have led to the move.avoid quarantine. italy is the latest country to announce it will introduce a mandatory covid vaccination certificate scheme. starting next month, it will allow people who've received at least one jab to go to various indoor venues like cinemas and gyms. in france, lawmakers are debating whether to only allow access to bars, restaurants and public transport to those who have had a covid vaccine, or can show proof of a negative test. our paris correspondent, lucy williamson has been talking to those for and against the new rules. if the government has its way, a pint of beer, a bistro lunch, a morning coffee, will all require proof that the customer is covid—19 free. daniel runs this bistro a stone's throw from the old paris stock exchange. the bill being debated this week is designed to keep france open for business in the face of what the government is calling a fourth wave of infections. but daniel says it's going too far. translation: i am never going to ask for the health pass. _ i

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well, let's talk now it's one of the activists bringing that case. joining as via skype from melbourne, australia is some coarser gilbert's, a campaigner for economic justice, friends of the earth international. could you just start by explaining to us why you're bringing this case? what are the grains for pursuing this legal action? so what we know from these cases and a lot of the climate cases in general, what we need to prove is that climate change causes a breach of human rights. and that is exploiting new fossil fuels. also leads to directly to climate change. we think that there's much new evidence coming out in terms of climate change. we see that the impacts of climate change getting worse and worse. i'm from australia. and just last year we saw massive bush fires destroying in area the size of france. we're currently seeing heat waves in north america and also floods throughout the world. so the evidence is mounting about the impact of climate change. we've also seen a number of very significant victories by young people in regards to claim litigation. so the german cases is

well, i'll say finally, anyone who had the good fortune to stroll around cities like philadelphia, melbourne, lisbon, athens, or even here in berlin, will have been struck by the amount of st art racing, the walls and buildings. jaundra that has really blossomed over the last few decades. and what many people may not know is that the trend toward large scale neuro got it start in post revolution, mexico. they have their origins in latin america, in the history of mexico, around the time that the mexican revolution in the early 20th century, a new form was born during this month. it picks up on the social demands of the revolution, often painted on the walls of public buildings. heroes depicted modern mexican valleys. today, these works hang in a museum in mexico city. as long as you can also, when you come, when your religion is the only mexican not movement to achieve international success and remain topic to this day. when people still speak about neural listening most and plan, it's incredible that in the year 2021, we still have the same messages. it's. these murals were completely conte

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