an observatory in the small australian town of parkes, new south wales, known as ‘the dish', played akaczmarek, who's at the parkes 0bservatory in new south wales. thank you so much for your time. first of all, can you explain the role that the dish behind you played in the moonwalk? there were actually two australian dishes that played a pivotal role in broadcasting that a signal to the world. one was honeysuckle creek in canberra which is no longer in operation. it ca ptu red is no longer in operation. it captured the first step and there momentous words that were broadcast and embedded in everyone's memory. but parkes behind me was a bit bigger and a bit more sensitive so eight minutes into the transmission, nasa decided to switch to our telescope with a clearer signal and they stuck with it for the 2.5 hours remaining of the moonwalk. was an extraordinary moment as well because there were very high winds, went there? can you tell us about that? it was an incredible day here. the dish behind me weighs over 1000 tons but its actually not physically connected to the tower that it sit

map in the states of new south wales and victoria gulls were also found in the states of new south walesresearcher talking to australian radio. you will make sponges, these picked picking it up and one of the other sources travelling in looking at him to make humans and farm animals and cats and dogs. so just how are the seagulls picking up these resistant strains of bacteria ? here's our reporter shaun hassett. well, they are getting it from us because these bacteria reside in the human gut. so somehow they're coming in the contents with human fecal matter and going to rubbish dumps, sewage, also other forms of human waste. so it is our refuse that is causing this problem. but what is the danger than to humans? there is no direct threat if you're just picking up a siegel, but there is a little bit of, some people really like birds, but if you are heading down to the beach and the sequels are there trying to get in on it and you do come into contact with some siegel droppings and adjusted, it is possible that he could pick up that bacteria. it is quite rare that would happen and if you w

the final play was decisive with the sydney roosters full—back also named man of the series as new south walesabsolute cracker of a match. a try in the last minute to win it from that man. for everything else, england up against australia in edgbaston, go to the website. or download the bbc sport up. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. well, it's been a very humid couple of days across many parts of the uk. temperatures have got up to 27 degrees. some of that humidity is going to spark off a few thunderstorms. certainly across northern and eastern parts of the country on thursday. not everybody is going to get them though. this is what it looks like through the early hours. so already some showers dotted around across the uk. the south is largely dry early in the morning. and very warm 15—16 degrees after dawn, just in the north—west there, maybe around 12 degrees in stornoway. now, low pressure is crossing the country on thursday. that's going to spark off some thunderstorms. once again across scotland and eastern parts of the uk. further south it is lo

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to be the heat about 18 celsius for want to see showers may just make their way into parts of new south wales and over the next couple of days into the fosse out of queensland 18 celsius 2 in the path we're going to see the temperatures falling back to around 17 as we go on into monday $21.00 there for alice springs by monday that wetter weather will make its way to good parts of the southeastern coast of new south wales just spilling out of camera just pushing across towards the east coast on the other side of the ditch we have some a wet weather making its way away from new zealand so lossy dry over the next couple of days but it's winter dry weather clear skies temperatures falling away then so if you're lucky you'll see a hive around 12 celsius on sunday make the most of it because ice temperatures really fall away cross-check feeling of a crisp but lots of spots and sunshine with a high of 8 degrees. is the minute you need. they were all around and i could. see it in your face and. you saying. no but those on your you know you may. remember you know you're going to be. easy. i don't know

windys been pretty recently, stormy from tasmania of through victoria, new south wales.ydney a airport has been affected. the active frontal systems have not stopped yet. the forecast takes us beyond what the satellite show, it still cloudy with the onshore breeze keeping at 13 in melbourne. in perthen better during the winter. between tuesday and instead, one system goes in the next one swings in. it's mostly going to be rain but there's the potential for some storms in new zealand. it has become wet and windy there. this is one system that you can see, that's what is actually happening. a little further east, looks fairly wet and windy. there will be a brief window between systemwide and system to which come into play during wednesdaday. auckland. rain is still the story in japan. >> reminder of our top stories here on al jazeera. the ford democratic congress women attacked by donald trump in comments widely condemned as racist say they will not be silenced, and that he is remounting a white nationalist agenda. the first case of ebola has been confirmed in the city of

especially victoria and new south wales.st of the cold front just coming up on the satellite picture so it will be gone for daylight hours. awing warmer weather over calleled waters. it will hit kurds and adelaide and adelaide. you see a bit of a warmer breeze. 15 degrees, so it will feel of think a little closer r -- i thk a little closer than you might expect. in hobart, more of the proper weather. cloud, a bit of drizzle, and rain. in new zealand, you would expect when the weather, but you have a day off it wednesday -- day off. auckland, the rain closing in from the west come thursday for north ireland and the breeze picking up as well. rain in japan throughout july, but again, you have a day off, too. in eastern side of honshu the north looks quite wet on wednesday. maybe a little less so on thursday. the concentration n of rain in nonortheastern chinaas beeeen quite intetense. ♪ ♪ maryam: welcome back. just a quick look at the headlines this hour. boris johnson has won the race and will become prime minister on wednesd

certain amount with it maybe just drizzle if you're lucky the stuff even from the mainland in new south wales in fact where it is very much wanted but we could be breaking records in tasmania if you get much more rain this winter now to the west it also gets warmed up in person 20 degrees that's pretty good really 20 to come tuesday. in the wind direction we're still in the low teens for adelaide in melbourne a city even sydney where the still likely cloud and think outbreaks of rain come tuesday hobart's attend the sun should shine at least for a good half of tasmania not of prospect you can enjoy or expect to enjoy at least in the south along with still clouds streaming off the high ground spot new zealand well there's some sunshine it comes out a little bit during monday but it will be largely a cloudy affair was rain set me on the western side of the south on rather less fill in also the oakland is likely to get some so cloudy and some right hardly a surprise in between to pass to japan you could almost to get significant rain here but if you in the korean peninsula the rain's coming back

southeast we have one frontal boundary pushing through and across much of it tory as well as new south wales we're going to be seeing some what conditions as we go from really monday and into tuesday here's your forecast map as we look at monday rain from sydney down here towards melbourne as well but really for the most part australia in general all the way to the west is going to look quite nice in terms of no rain but we do pick up a few clouds here at perth as we go towards tuesday we're going to be seeing a front about to start to make its way towards perth so the clouds will be on the increase as well as the winds but the temperatures expected to come up to about 17 degrees there for the north in the south island of new zealand a lot of mixed and messy weather over the next few days that system that's going to be coming out of parts of australia will be a factor over the next few days and this is your forecast as we go towards monday only getting into about 9 degrees there in christchurch a lot of clouds in the forecast but as we go towards tuesday we're going to see more in terms of c

that would heat a rat 18 celsius to 4 per want to show us may just make their way into parts of new south wales and over the next couple of days into the far south of queensland 18 celsius 2 in perth we're going to see the temperatures falling back to around 17 as we go on into monday 21 for alice springs by monday that wetter weather will make its way then sue could parts of the southeast corner of new south well just spilling out of camp or just pushing across towards the east coast on the other side of the ditch we have some a wet weather making its way away from new zealand so largely dry over the next couple of days but it's winter dry weather clear skies temperatures falling away then so if you're lucky you'll see a hive around 12 celsius on sunday make the most of it because ice temperatures really fall way across church for the love of crisp but lots of spots and sunshine with a high of 8 degrees. mexico's most loved soap exposes the reality of more than life through fiction. so books reveals the drama behind the camera this week the producers focus on the difficulties facing indigenous

as it makes its way in the beginning with a little more cloud just around the coastal fringes new south wales pushing up towards the gold coast towards brisbane we'll see temperatures around 1415 celsius for melbourne and for adelaide meanwhile in new zealand is turning dry to the south set on the cold side. the venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespassing. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage. to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that perilous journey unguarded through the line of. risking it all. venezuela and colombia. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap. at least 40 people have been killed and dozens injured in their strike on a migrant camp in libya's capital the u.n. recognize government has blamed the strike on forces loyal to warlords. iran's president says if its partners in the 2015 nuclear deal do not fulfill their promises iran's nuclear reactor will return to previous activities honeys says after july the 7th it will go to whatever level is needed. returning to our top story now an airstri

watching a very messy situation down here across much of the southeast that includes victoria new south wales as well as tez mania and a lot of rain is going to be coming into play here on sunday particular down here towards tasmania where hobart will expect you to get a high of about 9 degrees and a lot of rain there so in the overnight hours that rain is going to be turning to snow particular in the higher elevations and that is going to be a messy situation really on the roads up here towards sydney a day for you of 16 degrees plenty of sun and as we go towards monday the winds are going to continue out of the southwest which means it's going to be cooler there adelaide you'll see some clouds melbourne some more sun there but it is still going to be chilly a little bit of improvement by the time we get towards monday for hobart and your time just coming up to about 12 degrees there well for the north in the south island of new zealand that is where that storm system is heading and we do expect to see very messy weather few over the next few days raining all across much of the the country a

back in the sunshine some rain but not more much is going to be welcomed anywhere from i suppose new south wales science words it'll wet the ground for probably won't collect much from adelaide's temperatures dropped to 30 times this frontal system is on its way through it's always been rather more active on the other side of the tasman sea the tickly where you can see that cloud streaming off the mountains in the south attempt to collect a lot of rain on the windward side which of course is the west and with that wind direction more or less coming off the townsmen on to that side of the islands both islands that's where the rain will fall but in wellington you got a good wind a bit of sunshine on monday over a generally cloudy couple of days the last the rain the tropical depression as it now is but you count taro is here in eastern honshu just north of tokyo and so that's on its way out to leave behind humid air the temp is on the rise. going behind the scenes of one of mexico's most love soaps using fiction to mirror the struggles of real life. this week the story line focuses on the basis of

had another wintry weather is coming in again through victoria new south wales the latest front system the one that follows it could be even worse for this is cold enough from the point of view of dumping some snow in the victorian alps not the immediate future i think we'll see on thursday 15 degrees in the sunshine in melbourne with a rather cloudy or wetter and wetter than tasmania and i was in the bite so it's warmer quietest sun here from roughly sit near a city northwards and yes it's still quite good in perth it's 70 degrees on thursday about 90 on friday but the next storm is gathering the winds coming in from the sas official feels a chill in the air in adelaide and in melbourne but it's still largely a sunny picture so we take the weekend with a good enough weather unless you're in tasmania and then across the tasman sea the last curl is to showing itself that's potentially fairly stormy at least in the south south island so the picture for 30 probably a wet one but look at the temperatures given that they breezes in the north says relatively warm so just part the large overc

the fire risk around darwin and from particularly when these last 2 days across both victoria new south wales and even parts of southern queensland with us is another winter storm running through mostly affecting tasmania is a picture wednesday's 12 days in hobart was a federal breeze $49.00 lay with the breeze probably feels a bit better it's warm up again in brisbane and townsville not bad at 25 and purses to enjoying the 18 degrees mark or once on thursday the clouds increased once again and had a rather weak looking frontal system certainly there is change in the bight hobart still cloudy at 14 and adelaide is clouding up what there isn't and what is wanted is significant rain. the diagnosis he has been sick for around 6 months now the challenge ahead there in the lawn of these $96.00 could be a new cure or the basis of a new cure for colors are you running down this disability al-jazeera examines pyaar mein treatments so this is the next i see yes it's basically a wearable robot like iraq revisited. on al-jazeera. welcome back to the top stories here on al-jazeera britain's new prime min

hello the windy weather the last couple of days particularly trust victorious in new south wales is on its way through things will quieten down the last the cold fronts is just coming up on the satellite picture so it'll be gone for daylight hours now we are drawing a massive grain is we have the way this is warmer weather over cold water so it will be see for golo plot of the coast it'll hit percival probably hit adelaide come thursday i had it in juicing a bit of a warmer bracy should get 15 degrees so it'll feel i think a little close to not expect 15 and sunshine in melbourne little different daddy hobart where you see more of the proper weather tried to drizzle rain there in new zealand you'd expect windy weather but actually i think you go to day off wednesday looks like the south and in particular will be particularly windy 14 in sunshine clouding up in all clint the rain actually closing in from the west comes thursday for the north island and the breeze picking up as well. rain has been the subject of some concern in japan throughout july but again i think you have a day off t

across the eastern side of australia this little area cloud here just driving its way across new south wales could bring one or 2 spots in nowhere near as much as been a high pressure still dominating around the bight there still a lot of fine and dry 1213 celsius the melbourne and 4 adelaide more sunshine sydney at around 16 cells as we get up to around 20 in perth on wednesday similar temperatures we go on through thursday slightly warmer in sydney by then 18. 80 percent of the visually impaired could be cured without access to treatment. where there was a will there is a way of drawing state of the art hospital covering over 77 countries probably never this question since today in every battle and in pakistan one man's passion provides flea treatment for over 1000000 patients and yet the cure revisited which is iraq. this is al jazeera a reminder of the top stories this hour protesters across it on are back on the streets after 5 demonstrators were killed on monday by security forces in response the hands of the military joins us says scores the killing of peaceful students is a crime tha

watching a very messy situation down here across much of the southeast that includes victoria new south wales as well as tasmania and a lot of rain is going to be coming into play here on sunday particular down here towards tasmania where hobart will expect you to get a high of about 9 degrees and a lot of rain there so in the overnight hours that rain is going to be turning to snow to clean the higher elevations and that is going to be a messy situation really on the roads up here towards sydney a day for you of 16 degrees plenty of sun and as we go towards monday the winds are going to continue out of the southwest which means it's going to be cooler there adelaide you'll see some clouds melbourne some more sun there but it is still going to be chilly a little bit of improvement by the time we get towards monday for hobart and your time just coming up to about 12 degrees there well for the north in the south island of new zealand that is where that storm system is heading and we do expect to see very messy weather few over the next few days raining all across much of the the country aucklan

hello the wintry weather circa mean again through victoria new south wales the latest front system the one that follows it could be even worse for this is cold enough from the point of view of dumping some snow in the victorian hours not the immediate future i think we'll see on thursday 15 degrees in the sunshine in melbourne with a rather cloudy or wetter and wetter than tasmania and i was in the bite so it's warmer quietest sunnier from roughly sydney or a city northwards and yes it's still quite good in perth it's 17 degrees on thursday about 19 on friday but the next storm is gathering the winds coming from the sas official feels that chill in the air in adelaide and in melbourne but it's still largely a sunny picture so we take the weekend with a good enough weather unless you're in tasmania and then across the tasman sea the last curl is to showing itself that's potentially fairly stormy at least in the south south island so the picture for 30 probably a wet one but look at the temperatures given that they breezes from the north it's relatively warm so just part the large overca

southeast we have one frontal boundary pushing through and across much of it tory as well as new south wales we're going to be seeing some what conditions as we go from really monday and into tuesday here's your forecast map as we look at monday rain from sydney down here towards melbourne as well but really for the most part australia in general all the way to the west is going to be looking quite nice in terms of no rain but we do pick up a few clouds here at perth as we go towards tuesday we're going to see a front about to start to make its way towards perth so the clouds will be on the increase as well as the winds but the temperatures expected to come up to about 17 degrees there for the north in the south island of new zealand a lot of mixed and messy weather over the next few days that system that's going to be coming out of parts of australia will be a factor over the next few days and this is your forecast as we go towards monday only getting into about 9 degrees there in christchurch a lot of clouds in the forecast but as we go towards tuesday we're going to be seeing more in term

kind of the windy weather the last couple of days particularly in new south wales is on its way through things will cotton down the last the cold fronts is just coming up on the satellite picture suddenly gone for daylight hours now we are drawing a massive grain is we have the way this is warmer weather over cold water so it will be c 4 golo plot of the coast it'll hit persib probably hit adelaide come thursday i had it in juicing a bit of a warmer bracy should get 15 degrees so it'll feel i think a little close to not expect 15 a sunshine in melbourne little different down in hobart we'll see more of the proper weather tried to be the drizzling rain bear in new zealand you'd expect windy weather but actually i think you go to day off wednesday looks like the south and in particular will be particularly windy 14 in sunshine clouding up in o'loghlin and the rain actually closing in from the west comes thursday phone or thought and on the breeze picking up as well rain has been the subject of some concern in japan throughout july but again i think you have a day off to the eastern side o

one here is fairly weak it's travelling more or less directly eastward so it's going to affect new south wales a.c.t is going to go through sydney i think your day on tuesday will be very warm and may well be wet just get the green underneath the word the sunshine is left behind in a colder melbourne it looks try in that has made you hobart only 10 but the sun's out as it is in adelaide not much changed wednesday sydney's looking brighter purse still doing better temperature wise at 22 in fact you beat brisbane which could see a thunderstorm or 2 now the picture over new zealand is no big surprise loads of clouds and right and the air actually in there is quite code look at the snow develop of south island. i am i. i. get closer to that see all together ever see boy scouts are always going places together. this is i want to see a quick reminder on the top stories this hour the chinese government has reiterated it support from hong kong's leader carry law following weeks of mass protests in stop office on home pump policy says the demonstrations are normal and are peaceful and are a challenge t

fowler's father is a chief inspector for the new south wales police force in australia.icers are also going to canada, but they say they are there to support the fowler family and not participating in this investigation. rncp is working with the fbi in the united states. investigators are trying to figure out whether they were driving the van when this happened and also trying to determine if they were targeted or if this was a crime of opportunity. police say that there is no link right now to other crimes in that area of the province and there's no evidence of any heightened risk to public safety at this time. back to you. >> natasha chen, thank you. >>> let's go to vatican city where hundreds of bones have been discovered under the floor of a cemetery there. officials made this skoer yesterday. >> the vatican officials have been searching for the teenage daughter of an employee who disappeared 36 years ago. we're joined live from rome. what are you learning right now? >> reporter: well, you know, the most important thing here is it's a development after over three dec

southeast and colder just rolling over towards that eastern side of it toria southeastern parts of new south wales 2 areas of high pressure a little convergence has cropped up so some wet weather but with high pressure lossy in charge we're looking at plenty of sunshine a set in the case over the next few days $3040.00 celsius for melbourne and for adelaide began it's around 70 empath at a similar value for sydney as we go on into well when this time all the same a little bit of wet weather just making its way into that western side of victoria sliding down towards port fairy and slowly moving east. fly qatar airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. this is al jazeera could provide all the top stories for unite the international criminal court sas convicted former congress war lords basco attack on the off war crimes convictions include murder rape and sexual slavery for his role in an ethnic conflicts in the it to a region the democratic republic of congo between 20022003. pieces conservative opposition leader smith so tackiest will be sworn in a

to continue across much of that area we're talking parts of tasmania victoria as well as into new south wales so expect to see those winds really start to gradual gradually slow down across much of the area up here towards britain though plenty of sun in your forecast we do expect to see attempt a few of about 21 degrees. fly cattle and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera the former south african president jacob zuma has told an inquiry into government corruption that he is the target of a conspiracy zuma was forced from office last year accused of overseeing the mass looting of state funds. european foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to find ways to convince iran and the u.s. to start a dialogue after months of tension britain's foreign secretary says the window to save the 2050 nuclear deal with the one is closing. the hong kong leader has further anger protesters demanding her resignation by calling them riots or as she made the comments at a hospital where 3 police officers injured were injured du

. >> one of those victims is the son of a police inspector in australia, the new south wales police force after canada to serve as liaisons, it appears has american girlfriend of north carolina were fatally shot while traveling in a remote part of northern british columbia. the young woman's family wants answers. >> want this to be personal. this was someone selling, someone's daughter. >> this isn't enough. this is not enough. there is a huge safety concern for people traveling in canada or around that area. it is concerning. >> canadian authorities say homicides and this part are highly unusual and they are downplaying rumors the couple may have fallen victim to a serial killer. >> at this point we have nothing to indicate that their deaths are linked to any other active and ongoing investigations in that area's province or that there is a heightened risk to public safety because of this. >> a week ago today the royal canadian police found the young victim's bodies in a blue minivan along the highway, known as the alaska highway. the crime scene is located 12 miles south of the hot spri

back in the sunshine some rain but not more much is going to be welcomed anywhere from i suppose new south wales sayas woods it's a wet the ground for probably won't collect much from adelaide's temperatures dropped to 30 by the time this frontal system is over its way through it's always been rather more active on the other side of the tasman sea the tickly where you can see that cloud streaming off the mountains in the south attempt to collect a lot of rain on the windward side which of course is the west and with that wind direction more or less coming off the townsmen on to that side of the islands both islands that's where the rain will fall but in wellington you got a good wind there because sunshine on monday over generally cloudy couple of days the last the rains the tropical depression as it now is for you count taro is here in eastern honshu just north of tokyo and so that's on its way out to leave behind humid air the temp is on the rise. going behind the scenes of one of mexico's most beloved son using fiction to mirror the struggles of real life. this week the story line focuses on

fowler's father is the chief inspector of the new south wales police force and they'll have members ofe force as well and they are there to support fowler's family and not to participate in this investigation, however rcmp is working with the fbi here in the united states. they have to figure out whether these two people were driving that van at the time. they are still also investigating whether they were targeted or whether this was a crime of opportunity, ana. >> what a mystery, natasha chen, thank you. >>> up next, what do voters who back trump in 2016 think of his racist attack on congresswomen of color? >> if you don't like this country, get out. >> do you plan to support donald trump again? >> absolutely not. >> i don't want to have another four years of embarrassment going on. rious fur calms my nerves when i'm worried about moving into our new apartment. why don't we just ask geico for help with renters insurance? i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how m

making its way across the but you can see those clouds right there that's going to be pushing into new south wales as well as victoria and we are going to be seeing some windy conditions but certainly down here across tasmania you can see those ice bars are going to be quite tight and that means the wind is going to be higher for brit's been it is going to be a cloudy day at about $24.00 degrees there sydney clouds a few as well but down here towards melbourne you'll be in and out of the clouds but the temps are there about 15 degrees. let me take it. like now please some. wild west rain. and strong against our stance on most skilled. nation competition in stadiums to. discover our newest destination defeat the women's world cup france 29 t. . you're watching out to see a time to recap the headlines protesters in hong kong are taking over the streets with up to 1000000 expected to join demonstrations some tried smashing their way into the legislative council building they want a controversial extradition bill completely withdrawn. as a gun battle in the afghan capital after an explosion that kille

wrong than showers then the rain starts to fall in south australia and down towards victoria new south wales but you still got the high teens interestingly the green represents the rain in the forecast the whitish gray stuff is the clouds that for most it's still sunny . malaysia plans to abolish the death penalty dividing the museum with more than $1200.00 prisoners on death row one of money invested. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. talk about you're watching others are a reminder of our top stories that are israeli military joined the coalition of opposition and protest groups have reached a deal to share power during the transition period leading up to elections a mediator from the african union says a new rotating council will be set up. also an international rose erupted on the seizure of the reigning oil tanker by the u.k. off the spanish coast britain says suspects the ship was trying to deliver all to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions to iran describes the move is illegal the crew of the vessel is being questioned france witnesses. student protesters in hong kong say they

amount with it maybe just drizzle if you're lucky some helpful stuff even on the mainland in new south wales and back to victoria where it is very much wanted but we could be breaking records down tasmania if you get much more rain this winter now to the west it all sounds good out again it's warmed up in perth that 20 degrees is pretty good really 20 to come tuesday with the wind direction we're still in the low teens valeted in melbourne a city even sydney where the still lightly cloud and i think outbreaks of rain come tuesday hobart's attend the sun should shine at least for a good half of tasmania not of prospect you can enjoy or expect to enjoy at least in the south along with still clouds streaming off the high ground spot new zealand well there's some sunshine it comes out a little bit during monday but it will be largely a cloudy affair was rain set me on the western side of the south and rather less for the norse although or clint is likely to get some so cloudy and some rain hardly a surprise in between time as the japan you could almost to get a significant rain here but if you'r

degrees there sydney of $21.00 degrees and rain continue to make its way across victoria and new south wales sydney clouds increasing few there as 16 degrees and bridgeman a temperature of 24 and for the north and south island of his elan it is going to be quite messy over the next few days auckland with windy conditions as 60 degrees here on monday and as we go towards tuesday getting a little bit cooler at 50 and christ church more rain in the forecast with a temperature of 13 degrees for you. going behind the scenes of one of mexico's most love soaps using fiction to mirror the struggles of real life. this week the story line focuses on the basis of systematic violence in mexican society and issues close to home for the producers and actors alike as they struggle to portray in fiction the murky face of reality soap box mexican every day mafia on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a reminder of the top stories this hour protesters have returned to the streets in sudan expressing their anger at an investigation into last month's military crankset and it blamed rock soldiers for the violent brea

reported to have driven for 11 hours from rockhampton in queensland to grafton in neighbouring new south walesternational study which has found the origins of anorexia nervosa is in the mind and in the body. this is a ground—breaking conclusion because it is currently seen as a psychiatric illness. scientists found these changes hard—wired into people's dna alter the way they processed fats and sugars and may make it easier to starve their bodies. first of all, here is the lead researcher... the metabolic picture we see with anorexia we don't fully understand yet, but it does seem that people with anorexia are genetically predisposed towards having a lower bmi, lower body fat, an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, and towards having higher levels of good cholesterol. researchers analysed the dna from 17,000 patients across 17 countries to see if they could find out more about anorexia, and the need to do this is urgent. anorexia nervosa has the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric illness and these are the figures behind that. 46% of sufferers make a full recovery, 33% improve, 20% of pat

queensland they're facing out now a little more class still a possibility around the go parts of new south wales just not just somewhat of weather just rolling through the bike that will freshen things up across south australia has been on the warm side race and the 15 or 16 celsius for adelaide and also down into melbourne when that cloud and rain pushes through his very it pushes further east was over towards melbourne as we go on through sunday and on into monday and the temperatures will fall away accordingly as a result of that further west it brightens up cool winds pushing into perth temperatures here now high and 70 degrees. on counting the cost $3.00 decades on the collapse of the soviet union to change russia is engaging with the. africa to raise its political clout and we look at the economics behind his decision to buy the f. $400.00 and f. $35.00 stealth bomber counting the cost and i just you know. there's no one way of telling this story keeping it's telling right and to be i suspect it's great to get to know the person for me to stop. watching al-jazeera with me so wrong with a r

that into much of australia has been on the cool side of the possible straight into parts of new south wales temperatures have been tipping close to around 3 or 4 degrees overnight high pressure in charge it is winds for of course we got some blustery showers just driving their way through the bites temperatures paid back to around $1314.00 celsius death in melbourne and fragile a 2120 safer place but and for sydney will struggle get around 80 and pass on monday and it's cooler still so on sunday and this cold is still as we go on into monday that bits and pieces of rain that will make its way towards that western side of victoria as we go on into monday hope across the other side of the day is looking fine and dry but chilly in the zealand. on counting the cost of the trillion dollar luna fountain 50 years off the man 1st stepped on the moon we find out why there's a scramble to return and the number of people going hungry has risen for the 3rd year running we find out what's gone wrong counting the cost. the boxer . all right time for sake of the top stories here about you sarah the u.k. h

stormy really from tasmania up through victoria parts of new south wales sydney airport has been effected and the active frontal systems have not stopped yet as the forecasters takes us beyond what the satellite shows suggests rather less wind at least in sydney on tuesday but it's still cloudy with the onshore breeze caveat 13 in dulles guys i think in melbourne but the same weather in hobart obviously is better in person often better in person or in the winter and between tuesday and wednesday one system goes the next one swings in it's mostly going to be rain but at height we've got the potential for some snow in the victorian out more especially i think in new zealand in fact it's become wet and windy as are a couple of it objectively for the weather in the next 2 days this is one system as you can see so that's what's actually happening take a little bit further east it looks fairly wet and still windy to both the north and the south are listening to be a brief window i think we have system one and system 2 which comes into play during wednesday and after that it cotton start stop ti

brings the real risk of any significant rain any showers further south across englert and wales, more on the website. this is bbc world newstories: california braces itself for aftershocks — after the most powerful earthquake to hit the state in twenty years. docking despite the warnings — a boat carrying migrants arrives on the italian island of lampedusa, but no—one is allowed to disembark. a deadline for nuclear diplomacy — as iran prepares to enrich uranium closer to weapon grade level. and a moment for archie — the son of the duke and duchess of sussex is christened in a private ceremony. hello and welcome to world news today. residents in southern california are bracing themselves

the east coast, and a bit drier for the east coast, and fine conditions across wales and the south—west. this is bbc newspledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds. president trump praises borisjohnson, and says talks on what he calls a very substantial us—uk trade deal are under way. i think we could do 3 to 4, 5 times what we're doing, we don't do the kind of trade we could do. the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research, the wellcome trust, says a no—deal brexit threatens the uk science industry. riot police fire tear gas at protesters in hong kong, after tens of thousands march through the town where gangs attacked pro—democracy activists last weekend.

south wales today? in the valleys of south wales young girl who would like to help develop a new history curriculum forools heard the news. this is the 1950s, before any real growth in welsh nationalism so there was a great deal of pride and j°y there was a great deal of pride and joy for the monarchy. there wasn't a sense of two camps being divided. yea rs later sense of two camps being divided. years later and the atmosphere was very different. there was widespread public support for the investiture but welsh nationalism was also on the rise and the government had decided to crowned prince charles at a grand investitu re decided to crowned prince charles at a grand investiture ceremony. and they decided to do it here in the castle built by the english king edward the first, who killed the last native prince to real wales and the 13th century. the songs were to become anthems for the protests. the 60s was a period of great change. amidst all the turmoil came investitu re amidst all the turmoil came investiture from nowhere. the demonstrators gathered benin the castle for an anti—investiture rallied. a

news, thornton heath. two rail workers have died after being hit by a passenger train in south wales. defenders, couldn't hear the train approaching. the incident took place just outside port talbot, along the main line to london. from there, our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. the spot where two local rail workers lost their lives when they were hit by a train they couldn't hear coming. paramedics were called and a third worker was treated for shock. inside the train, passengers waited. four hours later, the 180 people on board were allowed to leave and taken away on buses to a nearby station. we never know, do we, when we leave the house, whether we are coming home. but the poor people that got killed, that's. .. that's worse than being inconvenienced, isn't it? the first thoughts have to be to the family of the deceased and the person, the other person who was injured. and equally, i must say, to the driver. this is the main line between swansea and london. the train had not long left port talbot when the accident happened just before 10am, in conditions very much like this

we are getting some more news on the railway workers who were killed on the south wales line earliere a 58—year—old man and a 64—year—old man, both from bridgend, british transport police are saying. three people were railway workers working on the line at the time. you may remember, there was a third person referred to who was treated for shock. they were all working together on the line. the two men killed, according to the btp, where wearing ear defenders at the time and could not hear the train approaching. more on that as soon as we get it. borisjohnson has been accused of "turning back the clock" in the fight against childhood obesity, with his pledge to review so—called sin taxes. the frontrunner in the contest to become prime minister has come under heavy criticism after promising to look again at the levies on sugar, tobacco and alcohol. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young is at westminster. this is turning into a proper little ding—dong. 0f this is turning into a proper little ding—dong. of course, it was his government, the conservative government, the conservati

in the valleys of south wales, a young girl who would later help develop a new curriculum for schoolse news. this is 1950s, this is before any real growth in nationalism generally in the uk. there was a great deal of pride and affection for the monarchy. there wasn't a sense of being two camps. it was not divided. that was to come later on. 11 years later and the atmosphere was very different. there was widespread public support for the investitu re widespread public support for the investiture that welsh nationalism was also on the rise and the government had decided to crown prince charles at a grand investitu re prince charles at a grand investiture ceremony in canarvon. they decided to do it here, in the castle built by the english king edward one, who killed the last native to rule wales in the 13th century. the songs were the ——to become anthems for the protests. the 60s was a period of great change. amidst all of the turmoil, investitu re amidst all of the turmoil, investiture from norway. the demonstrators gathered at the native castle for the anti— investiture rally. a big ce

south wales. a third man is being treated for shock. newament and a woman for the first time proposed as european commission president. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport — will perry. good afternoon. we'll have the latest from chester—le—street where england are hoping to book their place in the cricket world cup semifinals. they are struggling at the moment. we will be live to wimbledon as well where heather watson and kyle edmund are in action on day three.

news, beirut. our top story this lunchtime. two railway workers have been killed after being hit by a train near port talbot in south wales. tion in wimbledon as is the teenage sensation cori gauff. coming up on bbc news. england's attempt to build a big total in their crucial world cup match against new zealand. if they win in durham, they will reach the semifinals of the tournament. more people are downloading it than facebook, instagram or twitter — but if you're not a teenager, you may not have heard of tiktok. it's the fastest growing social media app — but its owners have apologised, after it emerged that users have felt pressurised into sending money to their favourite influencers. tiktok lets people send ‘digital gifts', which can cost nearly £50 — and a bbc investigation found influencers promising to share their phone number with fans in exchange for the gifts. joe tidy has more. tiktok is the fastest growing social media app in the world. it's a viral video machine, hugely popular with teenagers. but there's another side to this platform that is less well known. i love you guys so much, and you guys are amazing.

south across england and wales. more on the website. this is bbc news.n the us state for 20 years. the 7.1 magnitude quake caused significant damage although major cities were not significantly affected. a charity boat carrying 41 rescued migrants defied a ban on docking at italian ports, a decision because of intolerable hygienic conditions. hours later no one has been allowed to leave. around says it will start to leave. around says it will start to enrich uranium to close to weapons grade level if european countries do not find a way to save the nuclear deal. the us has pulled out of the deal and introduce new sanctions. huge crowds are taking pa rt sanctions. huge crowds are taking part in what has been described as london's biggest

south across england and wales. more on the website. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak.hey vote more than once in the leadership election, as the bbc learns some had received multiple ballot papers. california braces itself for aftershocks, after the worst quakes in years, as police say it's hard for the world to understand just what people have been through. its by the grace of god we have had no casualties and we have only had minor injuries. which is amazing, considering these to big earthquakes we have experienced. —— two. about 20 people are injured, two seriously, after a powerful gas explosion rocked a florida shopping centre.

in the valleys of south wales, a young girl who would later help to develop a new history curriculumchools heard the news. this was before any real growth in welsh nationalism. it wasn't a sense of being two camps, it was not provided. 11 years later, the atmosphere was very different. there was widespread public support for the investiture. but welsh nationalism was also on the rise. and the government had decided to crown prince charles at a grand investiture decided to crown prince charles at a grand investitu re ceremony. decided to crown prince charles at a grand investiture ceremony. they decided to do it here, in the castle built by the english king, edward the first, who killed the last native prince to rural wales in the 13th century. the songs were to become anthems for the protest. the 60s was a period of great change. and next to all the turmoil came investitu re, and next to all the turmoil came investiture, from nowhere. the demonstrators gathered underneath the castle for the investiture. we will have this big ceremony and bring us together as a big happy family again.

sunny spells, south—westerly breezes, lifting those temperatures to 2324 degrees across england and wales. 20 or 21 for scotland and northern ireland. heading on into the new few showers across scotland in particular but for much of the uk it is not a bad day. looking dry, sunny and you will notice that those temperatures are starting to rise. it will be hotting up starting to rise. it will be hotting up through the first part of this week. 27 or 28 degrees by the time week. 27 or 28 degrees by the time we get to monday. the reason for all this heat is that things are

sunny spells, south—westerly breezes, lifting those temperatures to 2324 degrees across england and wales. 20 or 21 for scotland and northern ireland. heading on into the newng week and for monday a bit of a north—south split. low pressure bringing a few showers across scotla nd bringing a few showers across scotland in particular but for much of the uk it is not a bad day. looking dry, sunny and you will notice that those temperatures are starting to rise. it will be hotting up starting to rise. it will be hotting up through the first part of this week. 27 or 28 degrees by the time week. 27 or 28 degrees by the time we get to monday. the reason for all this heat is that things are getting especially hot across central europe. for central france we could see those temperatures up about 40 degrees early next week and then we're going be drawing in those southerly winds, so those warm, humid conditions piling up towards uk through the course of monday into tuesday and wednesday, as well. it looks like those temperatures are going to be on the rise. tuesday a warm day across the uk, especially hot across the south—east. you will notice some blue on the map, r