starting as a parody of melbourne values.— melbourne values.s. what is it, a little choker, darling? - melbourne values. what is it, a little choker, darling? to - melbourne values. what is it, a little choker, darling? to the i little choker, darling? to the brash, housewife _ little choker, darling? to the brash, housewife superstar? | little choker, darling? to the - brash, housewife superstar? and did it come off the _ brash, housewife superstar? and did it come off the same _ brash, housewife superstar? and did it come off the same chandelier? - it come off the same chandelier? laughter for many dame edna was so real, it was easy to forget that the wit, charm and audacity was down to the brilliant comic mind of barry humphries. australian entertainer barry humphries, who has died, i just want to give you a flavour of the jokes that he was still making until just the jokes that he was still making untiljust this the jokes that he was still making until just this week. the jokes that he was still making untiljust this week. a remarkable man

one grand prix in melbourne, but defending champion max for stop and emerges. as the winner, yet again, all that and more coming up in our sports news. ah . i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. russian. investigators say a well known military blogger has been killed in an explosion and a cafe in saint petersburg. some 25 authors were wounded, the blast was reportedly caused by a device hidden inside a statue that had been delivered as a gift for vlad lynn to tarkey. this is the blogger, bloodline petoskey real name, maxime full mean. filming himself last year at the grand kremlin palace, he had been invited there to celebrate russia's annexation of ukraine's occupied regions. this defiant tirade went viral soon. we will beat every one. he said, we will kill every one. we will rob every one who needs to be robbed, so everything will be the way we love him. while these kinds of videos made him wildly popular among pro war russian nationalists walker. and now, as these scenes suggest, a target to task, he was killed after a blast at this restaurant. he had b

more of the australian form or the one grand prix in melbourne. a defending champion, max or stop and emerges as the winter. yet again, all that and more coming up in sports. ah, i'm sorry, kelly. welcome to the program. brushes inter fax news agency is reporting that a woman has been arrested in connection with sunday's explosion at a st. petersburg cafe that killed a well known military blogger. inter fax says that the woman had previously been detained for taking part in anti war rallies. now the explosive device was reportedly hidden inside of a present given to flood then to tar ski. russian st media says that 32 people were wounded in the blast. yeah, this is the blogger flatland to tarkey real name maxime full mean. filming himself last year at the grand kremlin palace, he had been invited there to celebrate russia's annexation of ukraine's occupied regions. this defiant tirade went viral. we will beat every one. he said, we will kill every one. we will rob every one who needs to be robbed. everything will be the way we love you. while thes

that one brought pre and melbourne with defending champion max for stopping emergence as the winner. yet again, all that and more coming up in our sports news. ah, on pablo foley, as welcome to the program, russian investigator say a well known military blogger has been killed in an explosion at a cafe in saint peter saint saint petersburg. some 25 others were wounded. the blast was reportedly caused by a device hidden inside a statue that had been delivered as a gift for vlad land. petoskey rushes. foreign ministry has paid tribute to the blogger. while dw correspondent jennifer palka in the latvian capital riga has more on the explosion. well, the explosion happened in a st. petersburg cafe called st. food bar, number one. and as a result, one person was killed 25 where wounded and according to russians, the media 19 people were brought to the hospital. and 4 of them are in critical condition. the city's saint petersburg emergency services said that there was allow plopping now the noise without a subsequent fire in the cafe, according to the russian media. oh, that's fun, tampa, t

one grand prix in melbourne. but defending champion max for stop and emerges as the winner and get a get all that and more coming up in our sports news. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. russian investigators say a well known military blogger has been killed in an explosion at a cafe in saint petersburg. some 25 others were wounded. the block was reportedly caused by a device hidden inside a statue that had been delivered as a gift or of lab, then to tar ski rushes. a foreign ministry has paid tribute to the blogger, who had more than half a 1000000 followers on telegram earlier dw correspond, and jennifer polka gave me more information about this explosion. well, good explosion happened in a st. petersburg cafe called st. food bar number one. and as a result, one person was killed 25, where it and according to russians, the media 19 people were brought to the hospital, and 4 of them are in critical condition. the city's saint petersburg emergency services said that there was all

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as the front goes through temperatures will drop to 60 in melbourne.hether and there's more rain on its way. up through new zealand it has gone into north ireland during wednesday with sunshine behind it and temperatures back where they should be. it is rainy season in southeast asia. not heavy but a concentration in the central philippines. nothing too heavy whereas there is heavy rain developing in china. this is probably helpful because there have been fires burning in the southwest of china. rain will not do much but it indicates cloudy skies and dampness. that rain is heading towards japan with an existing system on tuesday. by wednesday the sunshine has replaced up at the next heavy burst is on its way. >> inspiring stories from around the world. human life captured in its vast wonder. groundbreaking films from award-winning filmmakers. >> what is going on in new york city. >> witness on al jazeera. ♪ >> a reminder of top stories on al jazeera. u.n. says at least 185 people have been killed in three days of fighting between rival factions in suda

a day of rain and a day after that, a day of rain for melbourne as well.ntime, things are quieter in a new zealand, rain just offshore for northern ireland. consistent with what is happening just often northwest coast of australia in java and sulawesi and the northern philippines, it looks particularly wet. also fairly wet south of the yangtze river in southern and central china. further north, quite warm. . beijing is five degrees above average that will not last as more cold air is blowing out of mongolia, that will be hitting beijing about friday. 24 degrees in tokyo throughout friday. rain heading into the south. ♪ >> confident beyond wealth. taken without hesitation. fart and died for. power. defines the world. >> we live here. we make the rules. not they. >> find an enemy and they will try to scare people with the enemy. >> people in power investigates, exposes. the use and abuse of power around the globe. one of the 20. -- on al jazeera. ♪ lauren: a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera -- huge crowds stood in the rain to great joe biden as he b

from her beginnings as a mousy parody of the suburban melbourne values, he'd escaped. week or so i will have my australian accent back again. little, what is it? little choker, darling? yes, it's venetian glass. to the brash housewife superstar. darling! did it all come off the one chandelier? laughter she sings for many, edna was so real, so engaging. it was easy to forget that the wit, the charm, the sheer audacity was all down to the brilliant comic mind of a man called barry humphries. the comedian barry humphries who's died at the age of 89. for more, our correspondent in sydney, phil mercer. yes born in melbourne in 193a, barry humphries was on stage, had a stage career for the best part of 70 years. he got his big break after moving to london and was cast in the original musical, oliver. but certainly best known for his comic alter ego, dame edna everage and news that he has died in a sydney hospital at of 89 will sadden his many fans, both here in australia and overseas. many of those fans will be fearing the worst given the health bulletins we have received in

one grand prix in melbourne, but defending champion max for stopping emerges as the winner. yep. again, all that and more coming up that are sports news. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. we begin in bangladesh where a d, w, and network news investigation is uncovered. details of killings linked to the country's elite police force. the rapid action battalion or r a b was set up in 2004 as part of the us led war on terror. it was trained and equipped by the u. s. and other western countries to fight extremist pilots. the r e b has long faced accusations of grave. human rights abuses, claims which the bangladesh government has repeatedly denied. but d, w is investigative unit together with its sweden based partner, spoke to former r a b commanders. and they revealed evidence of how the force commits extrajudicial killings. some viewers might find this report disturbing. 2 am on the phone call you about to hear kept us in alleged murder in southern bangladesh. it was recorded in 2018 bash. i begum. she connected 2 aspects phone only seconds before he was killed.

barbara and go per reports to many martin cooper is the father of the melbourne fan. 50 years ago, he led a team that created a prototype maple fan and made the fast call from a handheld device. since then, cell phones have come a long way, but these were proved times. there was no internet electric, 73, believe her. there were no digital cameras that were lowered, large scale integrated circuits. and so the unit that we built was put together willow of bath of number of individual parts. it weighed over kilo almost 2 and a half pounds and a very low. 045 minutes of talking. these days may about fence can stream films and capture professional quality photographs. cooper predicts the gadgets will play a role in transforming other sectors. the cellular industry is just learning how to do things like a revolutionary certification, revolutionized health care trades, the whole concept of collaboration. so this is just the beginning, but the evolution of the mobile phone industry is provide, can controversy, regulate as a concerned about how tech companies use clients data that's gathered b

more of the australian formula, one grand prix in melbourne. but defending champion match for stopping emerges as the winner. yet again, all that and more coming up in our sports news. ah . hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. we began in bangladesh, we're a d, w and natural news investigation has uncovered details of killings linked to the countries elite police force. the rapid action battalion or rob was set up in 2004 as part of the us led war on terror. it was trained and equipped by the u. s. and other western countries to fight extremist violence. the rabb has long faced accusations of grave. human rights abuses, claims which the bangladesh government has repeatedly denied, but the w's investigative unit. together with its swedish based partner, spoke to former rob commanders, they revealed evidence of how the force commits extra judicial killings. some viewers might find this report disturbing. 2 or the phone call you about to hear captures in alleged murder in southern bangladesh. was recorded in 2018 bash. begum, she connec

of australia, melvin having its wettest day for a rowdy, 38 millimeters to frank coming down in melbourne. sir. co front here. that's moving through the task, but it will bring rain into new zealand eventually. and this trough, this black line that we have here. but to kind of join up and been feeding that wet weather a little further. acer supply disguise to come back came behind this and improving pitcher generally speaking, 20 celsius there for melbourne. still some pretty wet weather from the remnants of our old tropical sy cloud instead of making its way across northern parts of queensland. pushing through, waiting as we go through tuesday. and that is wetter weather to the southeast. ah ah, ah. in a lou ah, they're watching out a 0 reminder about top stories this hour and at least $56.00 civilians have been killed in sudan in fits, fighting between the army and the largest power military group. the surgeon violence is the latest set back for the nation's transition to civilian rule that sissy short while ago in the capital of culture where much the violence has been concentrated to

so in melbourne, you got about 15 degrees. the same is true. hoboken, the big big circulation takes a rain across a tasman see to music and then behind my head up in the north west of the continent . this is a tropical cyclone. now, it is strengthening its offshore, but it could get the current of category for hurricane winds, or it makes landfall south of broom in the middle of a vicious, pretty vicious, not many people there, but still a vicious storm at the same time. if you follow the fountain system, it will be warm for it. rains in adelaide. 20 sweep is still a mere 18 in melbourne, but in the sunshine and his new zealand for you. no warnings out immediately, but i think it'll be significant rain for time in both south and north. ireland, as that breeze comes down to brings warms. for example, again, given heavy rain likely in the central philippines as circulation is edging slowly ends of a size and has been quite warm recently in place like bank cock temperatures still high here. but the temperatures though they do loo

so whilst you're enjoying the sunshine, just about a $21.00 degrees in melbourne. this is coming your way. first of all, it rains re across the red center, so that frontal system has towards adelaide a good day of rain and probably day after that day. rain for melbourne as well. in the meantime, things are a little bit quieter. in news evens rain just off shore, for north island crispin's at 20 degrees, still trost church down to about 15 and consistent with what's happening just off the northwest, australian java, and sil away c. and northern parts of the philippines. it looks particularly wet. it's also fairly wet, looking south of the yanks in southern and central china for the north. it's quite warm, beijing's far to greensboro of average. that worked last is more cold air blowing out a mongolia that would be hitting beijing rad about friday. the la sanstrom's gone through living fine weather for japan. a settled 24 degrees in tokyo through friday with rain had again to start with the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation, brought and died for power defi

melbourne has quietly overtaken sydney as australia's most populous city --.ne was home to 4.8 8 million people, following the inclusion of the area milton. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. >> let's get some morning calls. it is getting lonely up there for equity bowls. >> the s&p 500 has been higher for five of the seven last weeks. but there was a lot of doubt of how long this can last. this tracks the daily returns of the benchmark. outflows as much as $285 million in a single session last week. that was a record. this one saw inflows of about the same amount as well. goldman sachs is seeing a lack of sponsorship for the recent moves high that we have seen for u.s. stocks. the biggest outflows they have seen have been in mutual funds. it indicates the s&p 500 should actually be down about 3% from january 11, but it has been up about 5%. >> a lot of fed speak also do this week. >> a lot of different investors in

so we start off in the low twenty's in melbourne, natalie. behind it all is quiet and settled in person. both to western australia causes warm in the north. the on shore breeze through queens and is the disappointing one bringing frequently cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain rather than showers i think and as this front goes through attempts to drop down to about 16 in melbourne. does manual feel it was fairly windy weather and is more right on its way. i'm surprised me. up through zillow is left south island into north island during wednesday, with sunshine, behind attempts back more or less where they should be at it. still rainy season and southeast asia. not particularly heavy rain, but tomorrow is a concentration. maybe in probably the central philippines. nothing too heavy, i don't think where is there is heavy rain developing in china. now, this is probably helpful because i've been fires burning in united the southwest to charge the re wouldn't do much, but it just indicates cloudy skies and bit more. dampness might help that rain is heading out towards japan was the existing sy

the title of world pride's miss first nations supreme queen went to cerulean, a drag artist from melbournede will be in washington, dc in 2025. jacqui wakefield in sydney. whether you're mad for merlot or salivate over a sauvignon blanc, the city of love swoons for a glass of wine. as other countries have music orfashion, in france, you'll see a glass of wine on each table in any bistro or michelin—star restaurant. it's worth 25 billion euro a year to the french economy, and then there were 5.5 billion bottles produced in france last year. but as bars and restaurants all over the world shut their doors, the pandemic forced loads of us to reassess our relationship with booze and explore more nonalcoholic alternatives. international sales of nonalcoholic drinks have shot up by a quarter, but in france, the growth has been slower, reportedlyjust 4% in the same period. one man hoping to transform french attitudes is augustin. hello, ade. last year, he set up what he says is paris's first shop entirely devoted to nonalcoholic drinks. do you get any snobbery? do you get people who come in and wh

so in melbourne, you got about 15 degrees. the same is true and i bought the big circulation takes a right across the tasman see to music and then behind my head up in the north west of the continent. this is a tropical cyclone. now, it is strengthening its offshore, but it could get the current category for hurricane winds, or it makes landfall south of broom in the middle of a vicious, pretty vicious, not many people there, but still a vicious storm at the same time. if you follow the fountain system, it will be warm for it. rains in adelaide at 20 sweep is still a mere 18 in melbourne, but in the sunshine and his new zealand for you. no warnings out immediately, but i think will be significant rain for time in both south and north ireland. as that breeze comes down, it brings warmth. for example, again, gives been heavy rain likely in the central philippines is circulation is edging slowly ins of us ice and has been quite warm recently in place like bank coke temperatures still high here. but the temperature is that they do

so whilst you're enjoying the sunshine, just about a 21 degrees in melbourne, this is coming your way fissile rains, re cross the red center. so that frontal system has towards adult day of right and probably day after the day of rain for melbourne as well. in the meantime, things are a little bit quieter in news, even rain off shore or no fallen gibbons at 20 degrees. still trost church down to about 15 and consistent with what's happening. just off the northwest, customer, australian, java, and sil, away see, and northern parts of the philippines. it looks particularly wet. it's also fairly well looking south at the anc see in southern and central china for the north. it's quite warm, beijing's fight greensborough of average. that won't last as more cold air blowing out among gary, that would be hitting beijing rat. about friday. the last sandstorms gone through living fine weather for japan. a settled 24 degrees in tokyo through friday, with rain heading in the south. ah. when the news breaks, this nationwide site visit that beginning year when people need to be high and the story

fastest bowlers in the women's game, played her one and only test for australia against england in melbournelia's stolen generations, remains one ofjust four indigenous players to have test cricket for her country, alongsidejason gillespie, ash gardner and scott boland. sri lanka have made inroads on ireland after scoring a big first innings on the second day of the first test in galle. they started the day on 386—1; — further centuries from dinesh chandimal and sadeera samara—wickrama helped them reach 591—6, before declaring. in response, ireland lost two early wickets and a currently on 85—5. and that's all the sport for now. air pollution causes harm to people at all stages of life, including reducing sperm count and damaging foetal growth. that's according to research from imperial college london. they've reviewed 35,000 studies from the last 10 years. 0ur reporter graham satchell has more. scientists have known for decades that exhaust fumes, air pollution, damages our health. today's study shows the harm particulate matter and other pollutants can cause from before we're born into old

quieten down a little as we go on through sas day, but he coming to sunday fastenal cold enough in melbourne around 10 degrees below the average. as we go through east to sunday, east, the day itself, melbourne, just 14 degrees celsius, much of australia by the state will be dry. few shouts i which was doubly way. but i was little circling to keep an eye on for next week. that may will develop into a tropical storm, making his way towards the north west of australia. meanwhile, was say, some very wet weather, making its way across japan or the dahlan. dat bay there on friday, but brightening up for saturday. ah, ah ah. hello i, marianne lizzie and london.

so we start off in the low twenty's in melbourne. natalie behind told it's quiet and settled in person, both to western australia called his warmer the north, the on shore breeze through queens and is the disappointing one bringing frequently cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain rather than showers i think. and as this front goes through attempts to drop down to about 16 in melbourne. does manual feel it was fairly windy weather and is more right on its way. unsurprisingly, out through new zealand, his left southfield into north allan during wednesday with sunshine, behind attempt, his back moralist, whether it should be at it, still rainy season in southeast asia. not particularly heavy rain, but sumatra is a concentration. maybe in probably the central philippines. nothing too heavy, i don't think whereas there is heavy rain developing in china. this is probably helpful because i've been fires burning in united the southwest a shot as the rain. what do much but it just indicates cloudy skies and bit more. dampness might help that rai

the current barcelona 0pen after suffering the injury that effectively ended his title defence in melbournest in the second round. the spaniard originally thought he'd be out for up to two months and it's now nearly double that. next to the nba playoffs — where there were crucial wins for memphis and milwaukee but minnesota lost. the grizzlies were without ja morant but still managed to overcome the lakers in memphis, beating la and lebronjames103—93 to level their western conference series at 1—1. the first of four, we have to prepare each and every game, every game is its own agency, so we have to prepare for that challenge. i felt we prepared tonight, we didn't execute as well as we did, they made adjustments, we made some adjustments, we made some adjustments, you tip your hat, the others played a good game. the bucks had to deal with the absence of their star player too, with giannis antetounmpo out injured but they crushed the miami heat in milwaukee. at one stage in the third quarter they had a lead of 36 with this from bobby portis, whose 13 points on the night also included one of

second goal of 63 minutes and sealed to melbourne. both with 4 points will remain in on last placed stuttgart rather to borkam desperate for the 1st away when this season . and the visitors came out on top of a 5 gall thriller, lifting themselves off the bottom of the table and dragging ball into the relegation zone. in the process, stuttgart coach sebastian harness was brought in to rescue his team from relegation . and his firstly game in charge away at bonham was nothing short of a 6 pointer in the battle for survival. the guests went in front in the 14th minute thanks to this strike from hero to tow. the japanese international thumping a loose ball pasta run footed manuel ziemen to give stood got a crucial lead. in the 2nd half a foul on both rooms, philip foster, inside the stood got box, gave kevin still got a chance to pull the host's back level from the spot a chance the austrian took. but parity last, he just 2 minutes before this fine cross fringe took god's bonner so so was todd home by say who kiera see an hour played and

fastest bowlers in the women's game played her one and only test for australia against england in a melbournelia was �*s stolen generation, remainsjust one survivor of australia was �*s stolen generation, remains just one of four indigenous players to have played test cricket for her country, along with jason gillespie, ash gardner and scott boland. that is all from the world of sport for now. back to you. thank you. we are going to take you to wales because the brecon beacons national park is to rebrand be rebranded and under its welsh language name. i'm taking the plunge. jumping into a river in the brecon beacons national park, but emerging into what is now are named after the king who ruled the land in the fifth century, and no one says it better than michael sheen in this promotional programme. fix, than michael sheen in this promotional programme. than michael sheen in this romotional rouramme. �* ~ ., promotional programme. a new kind of national park. — promotional programme. a new kind of national park, not _ promotional programme. a new kind of national park, not the _ promotional pr

the current barcelona open after suffering the injury that effectively ended his title defence in melbourneecond round. the spaniard originally thought he'd be out for up to two months and it's now nearly double that. more on our website. that is all of your sport for now. goodbye. hello there. it is a bright, sunny day here in westminster, barely a cloud in the sky, although certainly there is a metaphorical cloud hanging over the political future of dominic raab. thejeopardy prime ministerfaces dominic raab. thejeopardy prime minister faces allegations of senior civil servants. minister faces allegations of senior civilservants. five minister faces allegations of senior civil servants. five months ago rishi sunak commissioned an inquiry into these allegations and we await the result of that inquiry today. we are watching downing street, we have our cameras trained on matador, just in case something happens, we understand that rishi sunak is considering this report and we expect to hearfrom him considering this report and we expect to hear from him about his judgment, caused dominic raab h

it will make its way through freshening up behind melbourne.er weather will start to push towards new zealand. the north island could see bills and pieces of cold and rain. south island generally dry and warmer. brighter skies starting to push its way into the pens la but japan, it's all changing. wetter weather ramping up as we go through friday. heavy rain there for a good part of hanshu. slowly moving east. ♪ >> the arctic, home to the sami people and natural resources needed for combating limit change. >> it's an important part of the battery supply chain for europe. >> peoplings have the same human rights as other peoples. >> can nations made wealthy from oil and gas balance their obligations with the rights of indigenous peoples? >> you can't reach st. louises that give us no hope for a future. >> voices from the argumentics on "al jazeera." ♪ >> welcome back. a look at the main stories now and israeli forces have stormed the al-aqsa mosque for a second time on wednesday, firing rubber bullets on palestinian worshipers inside. according t

the title of world pride�*s miss first nations supreme queen went to cerulean — a drag artist from melbourneld pride will be in washington, dc in 2025. jackie wakefield in sydney. if you are planning to spend any time there this year, here are some of the things we think you should know. the landmark sydney opera house celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. there are loads of events and performances planned, including the inside out at the house seven—day festival in may. shows will be simulcast live to audiences outside on the forecourt, and you can pick up tickets for that, starting at $10. the city is also hosting a south—by—southwest festival in october. it normally takes place in texas every march. this is the first time it will ever have been held outside north america. expect lots of music, film and gaming events, red carpet premieres, esports tournaments and concerts across the city throughout the week. finally, one thing definitely worth wrapping your mouth around while you're in town is the great aussie pie. you will see pie stands around all the main sports grounds, but in rec

host: robert in melbourne, florida. this is from david. we set aside a line for texas residents.avis it -- david in dallas, hello. caller: hello, pedro. i oppose that judge's decision. it is typical, the texas won't allow marijuana to be legal. i cannot go to a gun show to purchase a gun and for a record, i am a felon but it is purposely -- perfectly legal, if i go to a gun show and purchase a gun at the parking lot. host: to the decision itself on the fda approval process, why do you oppose it? caller: a woman has a choice and i have a friend who will go out to a club and if she meet someone, -- she meets someone, she willake the pill. the morning after. it is spineless of the democrats. they are like jellyfish. ey let the republicans get away with anything they want. it is not just abortion, they gerrymander and disrespect certain presidents. certainly roe v. wad and they want to have their way. the vast majority of the united states agrees that a woman has a right to choose a but they tend to do what they were -- their way -- they tend to do it their way. the democrats are spi

the whole lot will take rain at least to the red interior and through adelaide eventually melbourne. so for example, in alice springs, the forecast certainly gets colder, but the rain will fall on saturday. you get pictures of probably water falls on a ruined red rock and then an adelaide. it starts to rain the evening, your friday temperatures drop here to likewise on melbourne, but a bit delayed 16 degrees. as the sun comes out again for you. on sunday. the biden administration has proposed water cats and several american states to prevent the colorado river as reservoir from dropping to critical levels. so it's sources in the rocky mountains, and it spans more than 2300 kilometers. 7 us states rely on the river for their water supplies. areas in the north, west of mexico depend on it to rob reynolds has more. after 23 years of severe drought, the colorado river in its reservoirs have dwindled too alarmingly low levels. if they dry up even further, it could cut hydro electric generation and water supplies over a vast area. worst case scenario where everyone will voice with you know

never bit of snow on the tops in tasmania, but more typically 1890 degrees. melbourne and adelaide as runs gone through 2017 rather warmer purse at a war general western australia. but the onshore breeze from queens and right for the north means is a bit disappointed, particularly brisbin. i think that suddenly breezes never very well, even though it says 27. does you kind of feel that brilliant if he was cloud and right in the sky? for new zealand, the story has been in one of right and his frontal system moved up and as re, gathering out in the water say you have a fine looking day for thursday. christ church is 18, is about right in the sunshine. i take you to friday and that rains re gathering, coming back into the western side of southfield, including christ church, a wet start, the we can for you. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, lou ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the sour fighting in sudan is in the 5th day despite a cease fire. the world health organization says at least 270 people have died. the violence is taking a heavy toll on medical facilities. at leas

we get something like that in adelaide and eventually melbourne, focusing on tasmania by the time we to thursday. still, this onshore breeze through queens makes it disappointing in places. in new zealand, long-winded direction. tensions are a bit below average, but the sun is pretty prevalent in the sky, and we have seen a huge outbreak of rain in thailand and parts of myanmar, which means temperatures have come down. rain is also a prominent feature in the forecast for japan. again, temperatures had to go down. behind it all, in china where there was briefly an outbreak, there is a bit more rain showing, though not a great deal. in india, temperatures to rise in places, there's a lot more keeping them down a bit. >> state propaganda, media censorship, and the rise of authoritarian rule. >> you wake up one day, the system has been turned from an electoral democracy into a competitive authoritarian regime. >> and look at the last for power in hungarian and me and mark through the experiences of those who live it every day. "how democracy dies: democracy maybe: on al jazeera. >> welco

it continues to be stage in melbourne, australia. there's a show coming in china in the coming year, and a spanish version i'm told is in the works. but for here at the majestic theater, it's the end of an era. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. ah. this is office here and these are the top stores. now there's been more fighting between rival forces in sudan after a brief humanitarian pause on the 2nd day of hostilities. well, this is a scene right now in khartoum. medical sources say at least 97 people have been killed and hundreds injured in battles between the army and the country's largest paramilitary group. heber morgan has more from the capital. there has been intense air strikes and it's not clear which locations are heads. but people living in the northern part of the capitol reported a fighter jets flying overhead several airstrikes, and also heavy artillery being heard. the same thing can be said in the southern parts of the country and there is intense fighting in the areas around the army headquarters and the airport. s

we are down in the teens with briefly a few hours of cloud and rain from melbourne and adelaide duringsday. in western austria the temperatures are higher the further north you go. this could be fairly breezy here in tasmania and in queensland, admittedly it is brightening up a win say. in the far north it does look overcast and wet. a bit different in new zealand, not surprisingly. the rain that is on its way through north ireland is falling apart, having given quite a wet day on wednesday. thursday really nice sunshine for most places. we have not seen the end of the rain yet. the concentration during wednesday, possibly southern borneo. significant rain is now forming in china. this rain is significant and heads toward southern japan. the breeze is picking up for beijing and might bring some dust with it and a few showers. >> cities, home to movements and a big driver of the climate crisis. >> cities have more expanse and scope to do the right thing. >> is a growing process of inequality and displacement. >> but are these promised utopias for everyone, or just a select few. episode

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max for stopping wincy supposed australian grand prix after chaotic and controversial finishing melbourne, which saw the 1st formula one race in history. that had to be re started 3 times. ah. it's just gone past 1500 g m t. let's bring you up to speed with what's going on in israel as a candidate there, and it's voted to approve major budget cuts across its ministries to fund a controversial so called national guard. the far right security minister to mart been given, says it's critical in the fight against what he calls terrorism. the new armed unit would report directly to been given opposition, lee the overlap. it has criticized cuts in health, education and security budgets to allocate money for what he called ben givers, private army. but he tweeted saying the priorities of this government are ridiculous and despicable. the only thing that keeps it's busy is running over democracy and promoting extreme fantasies of delusional people. bernard smith is live for us in west jerusalem, joins us live from there. so 1st of all, burn a take us through the politics behind the timing of this

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world champion controlling another formula one race was the only unsurprising thing that happened in melbourneton finished second amid a good deal of disarray. ben croucher reports. on sunday down under, f1 turned topsy—turvy. its lights out and away we go! to win, you need a healthy mix of luck and skill, verstappen had an early lead but behind the luck for the clare runner up turned three. running out a few laps later, categorised by chaos and crashes, although the subsequent red flag dropped russell down to seven. on the restart, max verstappen was running red hot to hit the front and scamper off into the distance, the dutchman maybe not as warm as russell whose luck was extinguished in flames. more carnage, three separate incidents, both taking each other out and nobody could quite fathom it. the leaders avoided at all and sometimes, better lucky. better in verstappen�*s case, but also still very good. england have recorded another comfortable victory in the women's six nations to go back to the top of the table. they scored 12 tries in a 68 points to 5 win over italy, four of them coming

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waking up sunday morning, melbourne, 11 degrees.hat could be your coldest easter sunday in 77 years. back to the here and now, we have weather alerts in play for this batch of wet weather. for example, about 100 millimeters of rain. flooding has destroyed thousands of homes in southern borneo. the picture on wednesday shows it start to dry off across parts of java island, but still heavy rain. rain through this peninsula in southern china as well. this has dropped about 100 millimeters of rain. we can expect about the same for the korean peninsula. that will certainly help with wildfires burning across the country there as it shuffles into japan. >> in the 1950's and 1960's, african countries gained independence from their colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim their cultural heritage. >> yes, it is very hard. >> a documentary series reveals how european countries refuse their requests and even exhibited human remains in their museums. "restitution: africa's stolen art," episode two on al jazeera. >> reminding you of the top st

now likely under russian control. ukraine's military is simply calling this situation difficult. melbourne was daniel direction of bach route. the enemy is trying to take the city completely and is continuing its attacks, but will watch them key. it says that despite the tough situation, ukrainian troops are holding ground against russian units that have them out numbered. ukraine's military says russia is making tactical advances, but pain, a high price for them but the pressure is mounting. ukraine's supply lines are reportedly increasingly at risk. this footage shot on thursday shows the main road into the city. one of the key supply routes. ah, how did we make it down this road had been? well, we made it through with god's help, lukewarm as the battle for buck moved rages. the pentagon says it is investigating a leak of classified u. s. and nato documents concerning ukrainian military readiness and losses. both ukraine and the u. s. say the documents may have been tampered with and could contain misinformation that would benefit moscow. ah. since the taliban to power in afghanistan in