the bigger and bigger chance of new zealand. the grand plan is the government anticipates that we should better, they've printed a freedom by 2015. but that means in about 5 years time, we have to be doing a 1000000 hate days a year. there's 3 mind challenges initially. we've got to work out how to get to 0 . so we call that the removal place. but once we're there, then we're going to be out of the tapes and cation reason really quickly before the animals stop breathing. and then we've got to do that removal phase again, we will respond to incursion, little bit like with a, a specialty that's just tasked with removing those few occasions. to zips projects to succeed every section of the river to act as a strong barrier to help identify weaknesses along the waterway. lip is tracking mice on the dirty side of the river where they've set up automation law dispenses. so this device dispenses a little bit of my eyes that's going to die in it. that when the animals eat the die, they end up with the whiskey tissue marked so that we cat

i want a travel to new zealand to see the battle, to save the country's unique bird life. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, now taranaki. when lies over the majestic forms of new zealand, you'll find me beneath the volcanic pate, a team of conservation. indeed inter rosa combe scenic reserves. the hunting for a native bird that is a symbol of museum. the key we are more than 2016 beds in this reserve, hopefully get our hands on. the bird will then be released into an area where can we population have been destroy? local ranger, chris don, is a master at searching for the small flight. was bird in its scrubby healy habitat. how long does it take you to find some of a bed can range from 20 minutes to for our full out. look, turtle bird has a tracker on us. but it's still a tricky endeavour to find her. every day, this foreigner of the forest floor moves to a variety of different tree, hollows and holes. that's going to be the radio transmitter picked up. the shy key weight is about 400 meters away. so sir, how would, how would i know if i heard one? there were good long whistles. i had

apart from the we seen smart, his new zealand, other big challenge. he's wiping out pretty remote wilderness area. the l. bradley's finding ways to eradicate tests in tough to rain, only accessible by helicopter, is the ceo of 0 in vice president or the which i am to watch that test area 100000 heck, days inside. among the glaciers ramparts and rivers of the southern out. soon after landing at their research station, our shows me the lie of the land rover boundary that we use the in the place. and this is the project here on this side, we call this the clean side, and this is the duty side. so the pos in the rock starts there on that side. yeah. acting as a natural thing. rivers like this play a big role in innovation project across the valley. yes. so this is a joint experiment, really. if we can prove it here, then we can kind of do it anywhere at 10000 and take this team case by 10 case, we think we can do it at the scale. we'll be able to do it pretty much anywhere on the clean side. zip often drop boys and tell it to kill any living arrow biting

new zealand birds evolved as ground dwelling creatures in a predator free world. i have been settlement time past like wrap the prey upon the eggs and chicks. it's interesting, i'm really important taffy's sites in new zealand because no mammals are native. a lot of they might have bird species that have no no real defense is against the newly introduced spaces i. she percent of museum birds bases are endangered or are risk including the k we the vulnerable to pests, who kill an estimated $26000000.00 birds. every year the key we living in the wild, easy targets because they don't fly and have a strong odor easily detected by predators. very easy male for a start. so k, we in the wild have just a 5 percent chance of i will form from hatching. code to come into not ok with the goal of rosa korea to raise key ways to an adult size. so they have a fighting chance when released into unprotected wilderness. so k, y is about one half kilograms you've seen has been, as i can look after yourself, against some of the main predators to since people arrived in new zealand mo

ah, [000:00:00;00] i now taranaki loomed lies over the majestic forms of new zealand, new violet. beneath the volcanic pain, a team of conservation hid deep into rosa cove scenic reserves. the hunting for a nation bird that is a symbol of museum. the key we are more than 2016 in this reserve. hopefully, we can get a handle on the bird will then be released into an area where can we population have been destroyed? local ranger, chris don, is a master at searching for the small flight was bird in its scrubby. healy habitat. how long does it take you to find some of a bed? it can range from 20 minutes to 3 hours allows nocturnal bird has a tracker on us, but it's still a tricky endeavor to find her every day. this origin of the forest floor moves to a variety of different tree, hollows and holes in the radio transmitter picks up the shy key. we is about 400 meters away. so sir, how wouldn't? how would i know if i had one good long whistles? i had actually got one my phone which makes it oh, of lot easier. i've been pressed by about and i called about 15 times. the female is more of a horse i

i guess what new zealanders are proud _ guess what new zealanders are proud of— guess what new zealanders with the pandemic as they do go _ dealt with the pandemic as they do go hard and fast and they havent— do go hard and fast and they haven't got fatigued about doing _ haven't got fatigued about doing these lockdown like the uk did — doing these lockdown like the uk did time and time again. you saw people getting over it, then— saw people getting over it, then protest, and they don't really— then protest, and they don't really see having any benefit. over— really see having any benefit. over here, you go hard and fast, — 0ver here, you go hard and fast, and— over here, you go hard and fast, and they managed to stamp out those — fast, and they managed to stamp out those communications. by and large. _ out those communications. by and large, people are following the rules— and large, people are following the rules —— those community cases — the rules —— those community cases. there are almost no cars on the — cases. there are almost no cars on the motorways. 0ther cases. there are almost

new zealand is lacking in europe. francine: we are just under an hour away from the start of cash equity trading in europe. let's take a look at futures after we had that other record on the s&p 500. the euro stoxx 50. these markets tend to move on low volumes, as well. it is very clear that the address by the fed chair jay powell today at the jackson hole symposium later next week will give traders clues on what and when and how the fed might taper. stimulus may have an impact on some of the stocks. ftse futures, dax futures down. similar losses for futures in the u.s.. mark: on the gmm screen, after the last few days clutching at micro themes, there is a clear theme across the board today. chinese equities leading losses after the chinese market regulator release draft rules for banning unfair competition between some of the online providers. we are seeing the dollar is gaining. currencies across asia are weakening. it is a very clear theme from the gmm. the one exception perhaps is that commodities are little bit m

new zealand's pandemic strategy is thrown into doubt as the highly infectious delta variant takes hold. this is bbc news... it is newsday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in the us, where president biden has said there will be no let up in the tempo of us evacuation efforts in afghanistan after a weekend in which 23 american military flights took off from kabul airport. there's been criticism of the decision to withdraw troops from afghanistan and the evacuation operation, but in the last few hours mr biden insisted there was no way to carry it out without causing pain and loss. he said nearly 28,000 people had been flown out since august 14th — the day before the taliban seized power. we lifted approximately 11,000 people out of a bowl in less than 36 hours. it's an incredible operation. —— kabul. let me be clear, the evacuation of thousands of people from kabul is going to be hard and painful, no matter when we started or began. it would have been true if we started a month ago or a month from now. there is no way to evacuate thi

new zealand rarely _ up and give this apology? ii? ravity of these immigration raids between 1974 and 1976 in new zealand that it has prompted the prime minister, jacinda ardern, to issue this formal apology at the auckland town hall. now, these raids spread panic and terror through pacific communities in the 1970s. after the second world war, new zealand invited thousands of pacific islanders in to work to boost a workforce that had been depleted by conflict overseas. but in the 1970s the new zealand economy was beginning to falter, and all of a sudden those valuable, welcomed migrant workers were turned upon and were accused of taking jobs away from new zealanders. and that prompted a wave of police raids, this crackdown included churches, schools, workplaces and also homes, many homes rated in the middle of the night. and thousands of people were arrested and deported. find the night. and thousands of people were arrested and deported. and what has the reaction _ were arrested and deported. and what has the reaction be _ were arreste

new zealand's government says it will remove - brings to the country. e production team from amazon. it does make you wonder whether there might be a few tax sweepers in there might be a few tax sweepers in there from the british government, because film is one of those things that gets extra help. we will wait and see. geraldine and james, thank you both very much for that. we will speak to both of you again at 11:30pm, thanks for much for your company. sport up next, i'll be back at 11pm and we will have the papers at 11pm and we will have the papers at 11:30pm. good evening, i'm chetan pathak with your sports news. 7a years since their last top—flight game, brentford have made a winning start to life in the premier league campaign after a 2—0 win over arsenal. with more on a memorable night in front of a packed brentford community stadium, here's our senior sports correspondent laura scott. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the first game of the premier league season! ., ., ., season! for football, a return on two levels- _ season! for football, a retu

. >> the rise in covid in new zealand.ome say tightening policy would be a mistake. >> the taliban vows afghanistan won't be a terrorist safe haven. the u.s. as they promised a safe passage for evacuations. u.s. futures under pressure. record highs snapping their winning streak. the dollar seeing its best days in a month. weak eco-data. homebuilder sentiment sinking. retail sales fell in july by more than forecast. economic concerns being felt in the oil markets right now. we are seeing crude at $67 a barrel. after falling again in the u.s. session for a fourth session, the longest losing streak since march. investor data seeing its strongest month. it has been patchy when it comes to eco-data. it was all to do with retail numbers. look at this chart, this is the retail industry sector for the s&p 500. it had its worst day since may. this as we continue to see clothing and other discretionary retailers taking a big hit from not only the covid boom but higher prices. consumer sentiment plunging to a low. home depot today, s

vonnie: four more cases of covid-19 in new zealand are links to the discovery of a single case. prime minister confirmed the news. he put the country in lockdown on the discovery of the first locally transmitted infection since february. level four is the most restrictive and includes schools, business and public venue closures. bloomberg has learned the u.s. government may be poised to offer booster shots as early as september. administration is finalizing a plan that will recommend the shot eight months after a second dose. so far, booster shots are authorized with those with mood --weakened immune systems only. the proposed distal -- will the authorized by the fda. the u.s. is requiring masks on trains, planes and buses and airport terminals and train stations through january 18 of next year. this at the delta variant continues to fuel new infections across the country. while vaccinations are ramping up, so far, three hundred 50 7 million doses have been administered in the united states. a group of u.s. manufacturers has filed petitions requesting federal investigations into

queues in shops ahead of new zealand's lockdown, as four new covid cases are confirmed. a kiwi in isolation after returning from the uk. this is newsday on the bbc. 0ur headlines: taliban leaders vow to respect the rights of women in their first public comments since re—taking control of afghanistan. the uk has announced plans to welcome up to 20,000 afghan refugees and calls on other nations to do the same. four new cases of covid—i9 have been confirmed in new zealand. the country has gone into nationwide lockdown again after reporting its first community case of covid—i9 in six months. the prime minister said all the cases have been confirmed as delta variant. this is what she had to say. 0ur hospitals kicked straight into gear, already identifying patients they've worked with, getting on with testing straight away, making sure they were putting in those protocols to essentially lock down within the hospital. so, these were unfortunately tojog people's memories. we did from time to time have health care workers who became infected with covid—i9. they are our front line

and the new zealand dream. the painters were vigilante group set up in the 900 seventies to defend the rights of modi. and pacific islanders and to change the racist views held by many white new zealanders . we can educate them, they're not used to our way of life. let's keep stuff. one result of that sentiment was an immigration crackdown targeting pacific islanders who had been brought here because of labor shortages. the often violent dawn rage which the government has now apologizing for. so police searching homes, businesses and even churches looking for overstep to deport. the sense of injustice is still felt to day, mainly because it was only pacific islanders who were targeted, not the majority of over stairs who were at the time from the united states or europe. a formal government apology for past injustices is rare in new zealand. it has to meet strict criteria, including the victims being definable as a distinct group that continues to suffer hom, connected to those historic events. today. many of t

new zealand, pacific island communities. wayne have joined us live now from the old glenda, and wayne descend redundant, made that apology. what did it say? yes, just a few moments ago there were plenty of tears and emotion in the oakland town hall behind me were hundreds of representatives from the pacific island communities had gathered to hear that apology, delivered by the prime minister just send. and she said she on reserve at lee apologizes on behalf of the crown for that period and the 1917 when the door rates took place on those specific island community. she said it was, there was no doubt that it was a race based policy that it was just discriminatory. and the statistics prove that this was a period like i say, in the seventy's, when these don't rage took place that has become regarded as one of your feelings darkest in terms of race relations. and it's a period that has had a lasting impact on those pacific island communities. me on any cool winter night unusual and main city. a taste of more tropical pacific islands can easily be found. oakland is the world's largest poly

new zealand sets out a roadmap to reopen its borders. the chairs, the priority is completing its vaccine. rollouts. ah, hello, we begin and i've got to start and that's where the taliban is edging closer to the capital capital. the arm group is on the verge of capturing yet another city in its sweeping advance. the latest is a city of gas neat, strategically located on the main road between kandahar and capital. if confirmed that would mean the taliban will have taken 10 provincial capitals in the past week alone. yesterday it took polly cool. murray and 5, abide in the north and far city in the south. all of this is happening, fighting to control kandahar as well as other provincial capital, tara nascar go continues. and earlier a u. s. defense official told the reuters news agency the taliban could surround capital within a month, the president has flown to the governments last northern strongholds. sharp gunny tried to rally troops to defend the city of missouri. sharif. the biggest in northern. i've got a son. we'll go live to mamma,

garfield: the new zealand dollar cost by 1.5%. there was one covid case and that was enough because it meant that the rbnz delayed a rate hike because the entire country went into law down. more broadly across asia, asia has been very exposed to the delta variant. the other thing that asia is exposed to is china and china equities and we had the daily crackdown headline about fresh limit on what internet companies in china can do, fresh regulations, and that is a class drumbeat. the victory china tech giants have lost about $1 trillion in market cap since the soft ongoing so that is a constant burden for the market. there is also plenty of disquiet about china evergrande, the big property developer, which is struggling to remain solvent. everywhere you look in asia, you always be china in such a big part of the picture and it is a very gloomy part of the picture right now. dani: certainly. i'm just looking at alibaba share prices which fell to record lows, falling to another record low, down an additional 3%. thank you for staying

dani: i want to take you over to webb's happening in new zealand.he kiwi dollar is down more than 1%. you have some movements in bond because of one covid case. what do you make of what's happening in new zealand and a potential for the rate hike coming tomorrow? >> as i look at the market priced in, the new zealand would not be the only central bank globally to raise rates. we have seen many examples, especially in the emerging markets so far. but i guess for investors, what could happen in new zealand could soon happen in the u.s. . it's the need to prepare for a world market environment where monetary policy would be slightly less supportive going forward. so maybe the urgency in some places no longer required. i don't think it's for the financial markets, but the second derivative in terms of monetary policy in new zealand to the u.s., maybe at some point in the u.k., will be less. manus: that's all one covid case has done enough to frighten a 10th of most people who are along the kiwi, because it absolutely tanked. one case of covid can do a lo

while vaccinating as many people as possible. wayne, hey, al jazeera towed on the new zealand. the president says he disagrees with a help organizations warning against giving corona virus booster shots, joe biden says, his government is capable of looking after his own citizens as well as helping the world as commons come up to the white house and veiled plans to offer booster jobs for mid september in the indian state of auto pradesh. the government is working on a policy to discourage couples from having more than 2 children. experts say the proposed bill is unfairly aimed at muslims will be disastrous for woman. utterly mental reports. it's lunchtime and good james henry cars, household the copier, works as daily wage owners and say they had 5 children to help and more money. they also wanted more boys. they live in the tradition. yes, most populous state, which is drafting a bill to promote a to charge policy for probably $5.00. the policy will benefit the government, less russians, less subsidy, and those are 2 kids will get. what does the government? it's none of their b

a formal government apology for past injustices is rare in new zealand. it has to meet strict criteria, including the victims being definable as a distinct group that continues to suffer hom, connected to those historic events. today. many of those affected feel a sense of shame about what happened and they're reluctant to talk about it even to their families. you would have just felt like you were trampled on in some way emotionally, spiritually, many, many ways. and i think that has been answered generational. the polynesian pent is welcome the apology, which have been campaigning for for decades. and they hope it'll help people of the pacific islands move on the l. a. stand proud because of who we are and achieve the theory. very basic and simple goals for why we even came to this country. so we want, they also hope saying, sorry will help build trust between the island communities and the government and into a future generations feel secure in new zealand. even if the apology has taken nearly 50 years. wayne, hey, al jazeera auckland's fella had hair

new zealand sets out a roadmap to reopen its borders, but says the priority is completing its vaccine roll out 1st. ah, hello, we begin in afghanistan. not sure the taliban has captured yet another provincial capital in its sweeping advance across the country. the latest as the city of gaz. nice. strategically located on the main road between kandahar and the national capital. it means the taliban has taken 10 provincial capitals and just the past week including polychrome re and fight about in the north and farrah city in the south while fighting to control kandahar and to other provincial capital. harris lost cargo continues an earlier a u. s. defense official told the reuters news agency, the taliban could surround capital within a month. the president, meanwhile, had flown to the governments last northern stronghold. shotgun is trying to rally the troops to defend the city of missouri sharif. it's the biggest in northern afghanistan charlotte bell. this is joining us from cobble with an update on the situation on the ground. charlotte? yes sir. garzon. he is the 10 provincial capi

new zealand 1st in 6 months. in that 2 week period there have been 612 new infections. and the peak of the outbreak may have already passed today. there are 49 new cases of code 19 to report. all of these are in oakland. obviously that's a fair the decline on yesterday's daily case number for fewer. and as a lot of number of cases in 6 days, it does provide for the reassuring indication that our public health measures rapidly slowing the speed of the bars. the largest city, oakland, where the outbreak started will remain under lockdown for at least another 2 weeks . but for the rest of the country, restrictions will ease slightly, allowing some businesses to reopen under tide rules around mosque wearing and contactless service. this outbreak started with new zealand 1st case of the delta variants, which is seen big increases in infections in depth. in many countries to try to prevent that happening here, the government moved quickly into a strict lockdown, which like last year in the early stages of the pandemic, appears to have worked. in contrast, lockdown in australi

new zealand prime minister says story for a racist rates of pacific islanders half a century ago. ah, welcome to the prego. we begin in going to spawn government forces are fighting against taliban assaults on major cities. rockets have struck kandahar airport in the south or flight sent an out of the city and i canceled the tele buns offensive in that form a stronghold is going on. as it also attacks, lasker guard the besieged carpet of helmand province. now that the ass gonna false has been blamed for bobbing a private hospital, killing at least one person. the owner says that the sit, he was targeted because the military wrongly believe that taliban fighters were being treated. the one was system. i said it was some of the hospital was bombarded, but there were no taliban in the hospital. there were only 6 staff members and i was pharmacists and nurses, and our 2 nurses were wounded. a patients caretaker was martin, and another patients caretaker was wounded. title in the how do we request from both sides not to destroy any public property that can affect people in the future o

the previous is face came to power in 2019 health officials in new zealand. save the number of new cool with 1900 cases is likely to continue falling over the past 2 weeks. the country's been dealing with its 1st major. i break in more than a year, which prompted prime minister jacinta, are darned to order a nation wide lockdown. but we have reports for now from to ranga. the government is now using restriction. the new zealand governments decision to lock the country down 2 weeks ago was met with shock and even ridicule in some parts of the world. the prime minister just into rod during made the announcement when just one new case of coven 19 was found in the community. new zealand 1st in 6 months. in that 2 week period there have been 612 new infections. and the peak of the outbreak may have already passed. today, there are 49 new cases of coven, 19 to report. all of these are in oakland. obviously that's a fair the decline on yesterday's daily case number for fewer. and is the lowest number of cases in 6 days. it does provide for the reassuring indication t

new zealand has proved a very happy home?— a very happy home?_ a very happy home? yes, we are the lucky. lucky _ a very happy home? yes, we are the lucky, lucky minority. - a very happy home? yes, we are the lucky, lucky minority. the i the lucky, lucky minority. the very few, the 0.1% who were given a chance at a new life. 20 years ago when we were rescued of the indian ocean which is detailed in my book "after the tampa", 20 years ago when we were rescued and offered a home in zeeland, it has been a fantasticjourney. i have to say, it wasn't easy learning the language, getting accustomed to the culture, learning to play rugby, custom and yourself to the way of life here and new zealand but now 20 years on and looking at that journey we have been on i wouldn't trade it for anything else. . , ~ wouldn't trade it for anything else. ., n' , ., else. let me ask you then, civen else. let me ask you then, given that _ else. let me ask you then, given that the _ else. let me ask you then, given that the evacuation l else. let me ask you then, - given

haidi: we have a beat when it comes to retail sales out of new zealand.eing retail sales excluding inflation quarter on that number coming at 3.3 percent, beating expectations of 2.5% and rising from the previous quarter of 2.5% as well. this coming as it does not reflect a period where we have seen the snap locked down for new zealand, trying to get a clamp down over the impact of the delta variant. we did here in parliament grant robertson saying they are in a strong economic position and they have the fiscal headroom to handle the lockdown, this asked the prime minister continues to defend the covid zero strategy being right for new zealand. shery: we continue to watch kamala harris and her visit to southeast asia today with a second day of meetings in singapore after wielding a barrage of questions on afghanistan. our next guest says it is a global priority. southeast asia plays a key role. great to have you with us. of course, we continue to see this rivalry between beijing and washington and each country wanting supremacy when it comes to tech. is t

still ahead on al jazeera new zealand said santa roadmap to re open borders. it says the priority is completing its vaccine roll at 1st, plus the us military service finding out obligations in iraq and on. but inside syria, us troops continue to later all off trying to secure the area additional the i. so why does or not research? and later it was true gesture of a lympics, pullman ship has more ties. and shame told us about his shared golden moments countries around the asia pacific or battling surges of new carpet 19 cases due to the delta variance fairly infection numbers ranged new heights in south korea this week and more cities in astronomy and the philippines have gone into locked down, scott jaila report from bank call. from south korea down to australia, a search of new cove in 1900 cases, fueled by the highly infectious delta. very, it has government scrambling to respond, australia's capital camera entered a one week locked down. the city reported its 1st locally transmitted case in more than a year in the austrian capital territory, a c t. this dec

while vaccinating as many people as possible. wayne hey, al jazeera towed on a new zealand iran screw of ours outbreak has now claimed the lives of more than 100000 people. with radium medic say, the real toll is like to be far or own has been battling its 5th and worst wave infections fuel by the delta various there be at least 31000 infections confirmed in the last 24 hours and 4, sorry, 564 death, while current of our cases have searched to record high in malaysia with nearly 23000 new infections recorded on thursday. let's, despite the country being locked down since mid may, the health ministry says 98 percent of those who tested positive have displayed mild symptoms. and the number of new corona virus infections in south korea as serge past 2000 for a 2nd time, is struggling to contain a wave of outbreak during the countries summer holiday driven again by the delta variant. tough restrictions have been imposed in the capital. so government is expected to extend the cubs on friday. i the president says he disagrees with the world health organizations warning against giving kind o

today, i stayed on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal and unreserved apology. and breaking the silence. new zealand prime minister says, sorry, for race that's raise from pacific islanders half a century ago. also, indonesia, the last generation social work has struggled to find foster care. but children opened by the pandemic whose mm. welcome to the peg over again. and i've got this done with government forces of fighting against taliban assaults on major cities rocket. so struck kandahar airport in the south. all flights in and out of the city a cancelled the taliban offensive in that form a stronghold is going on as it also lost her guard. the besieged capital of helmand province there as gun f also has also been blamed for a homing of a hospital killing at least one person. the owner says the facility was targeted because the military, wrongly believe that taliban fighters were being treated. that was what i did, so some of my hospital was bombarded, but they were no telephone in the hospital. they were only 6 staff members and i with pharmacists and nurse

the rules in new south wales, onto strict his new zealand and very indifferent aries of the states. it's recording more than a 1000 new cases a day. and there were concerns. the hospitals may not cope. these patients with some of the sickest we've ever saying they require so much support and monitoring and physical care, wherein layers of p p a sometimes for hours at a time. this is really physically hardwick in both countries. the focus is also on trying to recover from a slow start to vaccinate, as many people as possible before the end of the year. to speed up the process, australia announced an extra 500000 doses of 5. the vaccine will arrive this week in a swamp deal, arranged with singapore, australia will reciprocate and see in half a 1000000 doses to singapore. later in the year, new zealand government says it may secure a similar deal with another country amid concerns. its rapid increase in vaccination rates is dwindling. supplies. wayne, hey, al jazeera toner, new zealand. students and mexico returned to in person classes. the move is widely backed by the public, but safet

and new zealand. new zealand has one of the lowest infection rates in the world, but like australia, it also has a low vaccination rate, which is partly why the government says it will continue with its strategy of trying to eliminate the virus while speeding up vaccinations before beginning to open its borders early next year. in response to new zealand spoof positive cases in 6 months, prime minister jacinta rod during ordered a nationwide lockdown. it was introduced last week and has already been extended until at least friday in the largest city oakland. its been extended until the end of the month. it's a tough time for businesses like fledgling events, company, red herring, but polling suggest there is public support for the government strategy of short, sharp locked downs, were just had a crazy amount of time that we had no coverage in the country which is allowed for us to run our, we're going to have mass gathering up by that. although right now, no, i do. we just know that if you do, just wa

new zealand sets out a roadmap to reopen its quarters but says the priority is completing its back seen rollout. ah hello, we begin and i've gone to start. that's where the taliban has captured yet another provincial capital in its sweeping advance across the country. the latest is the city of gas needs strategically located on the main road between kandahar and the national capital. it means that taliban has taken 10 provincial capitals in just the past week including polychrome re and phase about in the north and far a city in the south while fighting to control kandahar and to other provincial cat volts, harris and lush. cargo continues and earlier a u. s. defense official told the reuters news agency, the taliban could sir on capital within a month, the afghan president has flown to the government last northern stronghold. i sure gun is trying to rally troops to defend the city of mazar e sharif. the biggest in northern afghanistan. we'll go live to bahama jump june, who's covering diplomatic talks here in the 1st? let's cross to rob mcbride, who will give us an update from cobbler

ready governments still ahead here, no more covert cases in new zealand. but a breakthrough in tracing the origins of the outbreak and indians, most popular state proposes a controversial to child policy could make women more vulnerable. ah hello, good to be with you. our summer rains are picking up once again for india, you know, over the last little bit it's been subdued. so we've had about a 9 percent deficit in our seasonal range, but toward the northwest we do have a disturbance, so that's going to amplify rainfall amounts. and where it's been dry, new delhi, and abundance of sunshine. you now start to see the rain sneak in through the bay have been called we will see the rain filter in through this area. but we've also got some heavy falls through the foothills of the himalayas impacting the pol and baton the rain in japan. we can now say it has been historic, nearly 80 millimeters of rain scooped up in one hour on honshu. you know, for a q show we've seen about a meter of rain over the last week, week and a half. that's how long it's been raining fo

all the news are including, will have a case with a new zealand. but a breakthrough in tracing the origins of the outbreak of india's most popular state proposed to the controversial to child policy, which could lead women even more vulnerable to songs picketed statements that can future joe, a lot of that story coming up in full ah, in the rocky city of cobbler security as tight as thousands of worshipers commemorate the ashore holiday. now the annual gathering of the faithful is the 2nd biggest source of income for a rog moon of the white ripples. yeah, she almost limbs walked towards the shrine of the moment were seen in the city of karbala, 80 kilometer the south of doug. this is where he was killed in battle 1300 years ago. his fight against injustice is inactive. he, by men and boys flagellating themselves, recalls the agonies suffered to bite the man i visited from several countries take part in the procession most from iran said it came with her husband from the city of mush had regained to pay for an end to planks in the world especially c

a new zealand has more than double to 21. the 1st locally transmitted infections and almost 6 month prompted a nationwide locked down this week. now the cases of the delta variants being linked to an outbreak, it straight here as wayne, hey, explains cove at 9 teens. reemergence in new zealand means the streets are empty again, the government ordered a nationwide locked down following the discovery of the delta strain and the largest city auckland's. the prime minister jacinta rod during his testing shows that it was brought into new zealand from australia. i can now report from the how genome sequence analysis that our current positive cases are a close match to a recent return, a from sydney. it's likely to have leaked from a quarantine hotel and investigations around the way to find out how you feel in decision to lockdown after just one case of the delta, very intimate headlines around the world. but the prime minister said they only had to look to australia to see what could happen if they didn't go hard. and early on th

the latest on new zealand. we'll be speaking with the governor later this week. ss that on daybreak australia friday. thursday night in london. the new lockdown, was caused by a single covid days in the community. a slovac seen rollout has left the nation vulnerable to outbreaks. jason, great to have you on the program today. thank you so much for joining us. if you look at some of the zero covid policies that we're experimenting with in the u.s. and the u.k., is there a right strategy or does it just depend on the number of -- whether your staff can deal with sick people coming in if you don't have a population vaccinated enough? >> the policy has to be to vaccinate as quickly as possible and get that protection. unfortunately in australia and new zealand we have struggled with a bottleneck of supplies. we're trying to fleas the delta -- press that the delta environment is so much more difficult to control. variant is so much more difficult to control. mark: good morning. i'm curious. do you think there is going to be any pullback in a country like the u.k. where

queues ahead of new zealand's lockdown as four new covid cases are confirmed.pproached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines: taliban leaders vow to respect the rights of women in their first public comments since taking control of afghanistan. the uk announces plans to welcome up to 5000 afghan refugees, and calls on other nations to do the same. four new cases of covid—19 have been confirmed in new zealand. the country has gone into nationwide lockdown again after reporting its first community case of covid—19 in six months. the prime minister said all the

while vaccinating as many people as possible. wayne, hey, al jazeera toner, new zealand. a corona virus cases have search to a record in malaysia with nearly 23000 new infections recorded on thursday. that's despite the country being in a lockdown since mid may, the health ministry says 98 percent of those who tested positive displayed mild symptoms. the number of daily new infections in south korea as serge past 2000. for a 2nd time, it's struggling to contain a wave of outbreaks during the summer holiday. tough restrictions have been imposed in the capital sol, nigeria, the biggest city lagos, has launched the campaign to clear its streets. a beggar's state government has imposed the ban on begging and hawking that's in formal selling on the streets. police have reportedly already started making arrest official, se beggars and hawkers are being traffic to lagos by criminal gangs. and that many have been linked to crime in the city. marcos on bali is the founder and executive director of the lagos food bank. he says, the government should address the root causes of povert

they came to his new zealand prime minister jacinta rod durn said the words they've been calling for decades today. i stayed on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the 1970s that lead to the events of the dawn rights the immigration quack down in the 1970 targeted pacific islanders who had been brought here because of labor shortages. the often violence don't rage, which the government has now apologized for. so police searching homes, businesses and even churches looking for over stairs to deport the response from the place was overwhelming. it was very reactionary, and it was very violent. the sense of injustice is still felt to day, mainly because it was only pacific islanders who were targeted, not the majority of overstate who were at the time from the united states or europe, a formal government apology for past injustices his rare and use the lender has to meet strict criteria, including the victims being definable as a distinct court, that continues

while vaccinating as many people as possible. wayne, hey, al jazeera toner, new zealand. they're all kind of, i was on break is not a claim. the law of more than a 100000 people, but radiant medic say the real toll is likely to be fall higher, but the country has been battling it says the worst way to the infection fuels by the delta buried. at least 31000 infections have been confirmed to the last 24 hours and 564 deaths. now india is home to more than 1300000000 people. more than 200000000 of them live in the northern states of her present thoughts considering discuss that that's considering discouraging couples from having more than 2 children. the experts say a proposed bill is unfairly aimed at muslims and will be disastrous for women. as part of the middle reports, it's lunchtime and go genes landry, cars, household, the copier, works as daily which owners, and say they had 5 children to help and more money. they also wanted more boys. they live in their position in the most populous state, which is drafting a bill to promote a to charge policy for probably $5.00. t