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it's becoming more and more like north africa. that we're seeing. so all of the observed global warming is because of our burning of fossilfuels. we're seeing record—breaking temperatures in asia this summer, too. china provisionally recorded its highest temperature ever yesterday — 52.2 degrees celsius in xinjiang, in the north—west, according to the uk met office. in the us, a heat dome over the south—west has left tens of millions of people under extreme heat warnings. death valley, in california, hit 53.9 celsius on sunday — not far off the all—time global temperature record of 56.7 degrees, recorded in july, 1913. climate change means southern spain, like the rest of the world, is only going to get hotter. let speak live to a meteorologist from the regional environmental protection agency. thank you very much for being with us. just give us a quick impression of what the situation is in italy and how high those temperatures have gone? yeah, the situation — those temperatures have gone? yeah, the situation is _ those temperatu

left to watch houses, but as the temperature is $1240.00 degrees europe, north america, asia, and north africa now full cost the site, it will get worse if the days ahead. also coming up on top of teaching that you crank rein, export deal, process, task destroying infrastructure, both of odessa key valves to continue shipping, essential commodities for the black sake. we look up one african nations, lived on supplies from the painful do to cope with food and secure the ident visible and welcome. the united nation says the world needs to prepare for more intense heat waves as countries across north america, europe, asia, and africa see rankled high temperatures. the winds will be for a logical organization, the one that the northern hemisphere heat wave is said to intensify. the grim outlook comes against the backdrop of heat stroke alerts in japan, and you high temperatures across southern europe. the u. n. agency called heat waves, amongst the deadly as natural has its squeeze, has been especially hot, it's fine while flies, the normal. some of the time, dangers of being made was by the exces

where we start from north africa has a greater ready-made potential of this shorter logistics. this traditional markets for our e-grain e-e natural resources. i mean energy goods. uh, machine tools kamaz equipment is actively working in africa, this machine equipment, therefore, uh africans. eh, actually. uh, it seems to me that that's just for our what we call non-commodity non- energy exports. that is, it is the export of machinery and equipment. this is indeed a very promising market for the writing of the agreement, and the own production of our cars in uganda. sorry, well, not like unplowed bullets, but a very great potential, because the base is really low. for the time being, you still have to practice and practice there. we will. this is slava valentinovich. thank you very much for the interview. thank you , but i remind you that we talked live with the head of the federal customs service of russia, ruslan davydova, we, alexander, will give you the floor for a while. we are waiting for many more new guests in our studio in st. petersburg. thank you, i remind you that the

residence watch houses burn, has temperatures top 4 degrees in europe, built america, asia and north africa, and full cost of say it will get worse in the days ahead. plus thousands of these reilly stages. so whole, they offer existence in protest as the government's plans to reform the traditions . opponents of the change of say, democracy is edwards, the on behalf of elf is welcome to the program. the united nation says the world must prepare for more intense feet waves as north america, europe, and asia experience reco, temperatures. the welcome into a logical organization is wanting that the heat wave of the northern hemisphere is about to intensify heat to that. so also in force in japan, the joint agency says, heat waves among the most dangerous natural hazards greece is being hit is specially hot by was fast and excessive feed. pushing through the 4th degree barrier is making normal summer time has it's worse, 5 fights is attacking the flames while trying to keep residents as to is at a safe distance. the flames hop scotch from 13, top to another, carried by fast moving bins. firefig

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third— and fourth—generation french people whose roots may have been in north africa.you what former president francois hollande said. you were an adviser to him. president macron was also a ministerfor him. in 2017, president macron commissioned the banlieues report, which was looking into what to do about the banlieues. recommended that 48 billion euros be invested in infrastructure in these neighbourhoods. former president hollande says it was abandoned. he says under macron, urban regeneration has been limited to just the renovation of a few certain sites. what you are not doing is investing in people. you don't have enough teachers who are properly trained. you don't have enough educational resources, training forjobs and so on. that's where your government is lacking. no, i cannot let you say that, for a couple of reasons. the first one is, as you very rightly said earlier, this has been a long—term problem. and where president macron stepped in, it was not only about money. i think a lot of the solution in the past have been focusing on money, but we have been d

many women across the middle east and north africa north freight to go where they want. a new report from human rights watch looks at 20 countries where women's movement is restricted. in iran, with a need their husbands permission to get a passport or to travel with their own children. in yemen, hoody authorities of stumped women from travelling abroad without a male gaiety, and that's having a devastating impact on some 5 says next report checks as she hasn't seen her family for more than 2 months off of jeremy is in a says he's and from human she used to live with his family in saudi arabia. last may, she came to you had been on a visit. often her father died. but when she tried to return to saudi arabia, she was told she was not allowed to travel without a male relative or has been known as my from how is the have it in him, i tried everything to get around the rooms and this is not to travel with my sister and my mother and the but to no avail. the head how i to having a my phone was the only way i could travel. what kind of stood up and, and i'm literally to csra.

for talks with attorneys in president comes as a number of migraines trying to reach your from north africa, has a really increase in recent months. and the bailey, in euro agreement, aims to strengthen economic ties with an e, you describing it as an investment in prosperity. the thousands of people are set to have gathered and nights and is in coastal city. and the reason funds classes that have forced hundreds of would be migrants to free into that's it. regions, ne, libya and algeria, i live in us are, these are set to have come to the age of those 2 were exhausting the hydrated. nadia, we spoke with a journalist specializing and migration will have a credit. he said that the 1000000000 euro pay out one to actually help to nancy a deal with the true crisis. this agreement signed by the 10 user president on the option. the union is, uh, is uh, something about to destroy all the framework of human rights, especially when the option doesn't like for the people who was suffering in africa, especially the people of this, the subs. so again, 1000000000 dollars i don't think that can help to m

well, empty, until two pieces, as they say, appetizing bread north africa south. e whole middle. we do not have what has fallen, we are working with her. and well, for example, our manufacturers of the exporter of mineral fertilizers work both in east africa and in west africa and ours. well, let's say metallurgical companies, such as mermaids , work guineas in the same low bay at one time, lukoil buril into the deepest well up to 4 km. well, it’s true, uh, for obvious reasons , this project had to be frozen, but nevertheless, it was not only uh, uh, let’s say, projects that gave some kind of current benefit, but i techno-high-tech projects that have shaped and such an industrial industrial image of a number of. strange. in particular. these are sub -saharan countries, and i must say that our companies are not only business. not only technology. they are very much involved in sustainable development issues. there are such sustainable development goals. it is up to the thirtieth year in 17 goals and most of them are directly related to africa is the solution of the

north africa, the jet stream trapped in southern europe and north africa, thejet stream is running justee on our earlier satellite and radar picture, but those showers are now feeding in many places. overnight we are going to be largely dry with some clear spells, although you can see behind me cloud getting back into northern ireland, parts of wales the maybe the southwest of england later in the southwest of england later in the night, at of outbreaks of rain. a rather chilly night, maybe down to 4 or 5 degrees, and for tomorrow, here is our weather maker, this weather system, an area of low pressure pushing its way in from the west, and this is going to mix and outbreaks of rain. some quite heavy rain and places to start the day across northern ireland, some of that from its west wales. going to turn very wet across northern england and also in southern scotland. southwest got the macy's some of the wet across northern england and also in southern scotland. southwest got the macy's some of the wettest weather of all, but of a suddenly would actually warmer feel. but of a suddenly wou

residents watch houses burnt as the temperature is top 40 degrees in europe, north america, asia, and north africa, and full cost of the say it will get worse in the days ahead. also on the program, an american citizen is apparently housing north, korea off the crossing the boat without permission. the us soldier went missing from a piece of village and the demilitarized zone between the 2 korean plus thousands of these radius stages. so whole day of resistance in protest, the government plans to reform to traditionally opponents of the changes say democracy is at risk. and as the australian state of victoria pulls out of hosting the commonwealth games, we look at what the future holds for costly international sporting events. the i'm gonna have both as well come to the program. the united nations says the world must prepare for more intense heat when it says north america, europe and asia experience record temperatures. the welcome into a logical organization is warning that the heat wave in the northern hemisphere is about to intensify. heat alerts are also enforced in japan un agencies as heat

dust started in north africa and sometimes it is transported by mid-level currents except to iran.t changes in one area also affects distant areas . our recent studies show that the severity of desertification land degradation. at least one million, a 4% increase the temperature, the decrease in rainfall followed by the increase and destruction of soil in the dry and semi-desert climate of our country has aggravated the phenomenon of dust from about 30 million hectares of hot spots prone to domestic dust. we have a country that, in addition to the decrease in rainfall, has managed and exploited underground water resources well, and the phenomenon of drought and climate change in the desert areas has also spread in neighboring countries, and out of about 270 million hectares of mosque centers, about 150 million tomans of powder particles the dust is distributed to different parts of the country, the largest country in terms of size, if i want to say, is in the east and northeast of turkmen with about 67 million hectares , and in the west and southwest and saudi arabia, which is 91 m

no north africa yes north africa. thought even further than the french was from lactase deficiency. almond almond had a lot of almond milk, of course, ordinary milk in africa is scarce, where there is grazing to the poor barks. it's not holland so i think almonds had a lot of almond milk. it's not milk. almond. tolkley was ground, filled with water absolutely right, and they got a kind of milk. yes, the second component is the third. but rice flour is a very interesting component, because we get 60% of the daily dose of manganese from rice flour and uh, actually manganese is extremely important in preventing osteoporosis manganese helps calcium build into our normal bone tissue. look, this is a good bone with normal bone tissue. and if we look at stoporos, here you already see a more porous material, that is, manganese is a necessary element for strong bones. here we are used to saying calcium vitamin d calcium vitamin d calcium vitamin, d and bone, everything is wrong there, it’s just that vitamin k is needed there and manganese and a lot of different things, but also something els

it's becoming more and more like north africa. the sahara desert is slowly creeping into europe.g turbo—charged by climate change, say scientists. humans are 100% to blame for the global trend in high temperatures that we are seeing. so all of the observed global warming is because of our burning of fossilfuels. and it's notjust hot in europe. china is reckoned to have recorded its highest temperature ever yesterday — 52.2 degrees celsius. and tens of millions of people are under extreme heat warnings in the us too. us climate envoy john kerry has been meeting his counterpart in beijing — marking the formal resumption of climate diplomacy between the world's top two greenhouse gas emitters. the meeting comes at a tense time between the two superpowers, but china said these discussion could play a role in improving ties. the talks will continue until wednesday, and are expected to focus on cutting down methane and other non—c02 emissions, as well as the run—up to the cop—28 global climate talks in november. south korea's president has vowed to "completely overhaul" the country's a

nicole: many women across the middle east and north africa are not free to go where they want. new report from human rights watch looks at 20 countries where women's movement is restricted. in iran, women need their husband's permission to get a passport or travel with their own children. i.s.n yemen, houthi authorities have stopped women from traveling abroad without a male guardian. that is having a devastating impact. reporter: she hasn't seen her family for more than two months. she's in her 30's and from yemen. she used to live with her family in saudi arabia. last may she came to yemen on a visit after her father died. but when she tried to return to saudi arabia, she was told she was not allowed to travel without a male relative or husband. >> i tried everything to get around the rules. to travel with my sister or my mother. but to no avail. having a man was the only way i could travel. reporter: houthi authorities in yemen recently issued directives requiring women to travel with a man or with written consent from a male guardian. the ruling has been criticized by many

here, for example, south and north africa is the center of africa married sardines. are all over the place, all along the coast. and it's all over the place too. coast. that is, we simply took and united in our kitchen so that the guests of st. petersburg got to know each other, in general, the inhabitants of st. petersburg cuisine gave such a common vision to our vision of african cuisine custodian of a thousand-year history of an original, vibrant independent, able to surprise africa in all its pristine beauty, on the screens in marsh painters and gastronomic chefs , a large-scale cultural program dedicated to the samit, an economic and humanitarian forum open to all comers. russia africa will start in st. petersburg tomorrow and will be held on july 27 and 28 varvara nevskaya sergey velichko and dmitry akimov together. rent out housing for housing and get the maximum benefit by filing everything with the tax office. like this maria kudryavtseva will tell you how to do it in the instruction program. we decided to make living space a source of income and arrange eve

they really do not care on the people on the ground, neither in europe, neither in north africa, sites, korea look set to play a major role in ukraine's post conflict rec instruction, potentially elbowing not it's regional rival, china. the asian countries president made a surprise visit to give over the weekend, which resulted in agreements for clean companies. current estimates about the rebuilding costs of the planet just over $1.00 and a half trillion dollars. the spike china expressing its willingness to be parts of the future plans and the fact that the global jobs when it comes to infrastructure development, it's companies could not find themselves squeezed out by korean corporate firms, such as high on di and samsung looks like 3 as president, unit suki all mets with phase you printing and kind of hard to sell them or the lens goes off of a pledging shop rise and literally a took the wealth, so secured major agreements to participate and building real ways. airport summit quote, smart city in ukraine, but the meeting didn't go done well with beaching, which a curious it's regio

our traditional markets are absolutely not our neighbors, these are western european countries, north africat's where the grain moves, these are our traditional markets, so we have absolutely no interest in the polish market, the romanian market, or any other of these five countries. why is he in hungary, in poland and so on, they got so excited, this is to a certain extent political turbulence in these countries, they will soon have elections and their flirting with domestic politicians by farmers caused this collapse itself, caused this turbulence, as a result of which we got certain losses. i am convinced that the day is not far off when ukraine will file a lawsuit with the world trade organization regarding these non-tariff barriers to trade and i am convinced that we are receiving certification in this regard . please tell me such a thing. russia is actively trying to occupy our eye than our own a place in this niche that concerns the export of grain and some other food. where have they already gone and with their grain with their other food products and it is possible to have informati

as many women across the middle east and north africa are simply not free to go where they want. in some places, even leaving the home requires the permission of a male guardian. a new report from human rights watch examines 20 countries where women's movements can be restricted, including saudi arabia. the kingdom has gone to reforms in recent years, loosening restrictions on women. well, it is legal now for women to move out of her husband's home without his consent. he can take her to the court and declare her disobedient, making the women's life difficult. meanwhile, in ron married, women require their husbands permission to get a passport and to leave the country. women are also not considered legal guardians of their own children and need demands consent to take their children out of the country in. yeah, of course, the authorities do not allow women to travel anywhere in the country or abroad without being accompanied by now guardian. the rules mean that many female young, any aid workers cannot do their jobs, which in turn, cut off women and girls from humanitarian assist

and the war continued regarding frances problems in indo china when marriage in north africa, you know, jerry, morocco and tanisha people demanded more and more freedom. while the colonize was living, the looks the other way. and the whole problem is that i just one second. let me do that include yeah, and you do you moist claim a lot of can v p or does any of us will eventually things your mind initially to have it available for keeping the bus as well. you know, in front of me on this 22 kids is a tracing yell of us. so i think the message, i interest, ask you, they find it on the bundle, if you could, at least get them off to the policy. while the local colonizers averted their eyes, people's misery fed nationalism, and tanisha, the pro independence leader, had the boat dba had continued his fights. since the 19 thirty's, the young lawyer had come a long way, had been arrested several times, but continued to demand his country's independence. his public speaking electrified launch crowds. but the colonial authorities here were no more disposed to grant denisia autonomy than anywhere

it's becoming more and more like north africa. the sahara desert is slowly creeping into europe.turbo—charged by climate change, say scientists. humans are 100% to blame for the global trend in high temperatures that we are seeing. so all of the observed global warming is because of our burning of fossilfuels. and it's notjust hot in europe. china is reckoned to have recorded its highest temperature ever yesterday — 52.2 degrees celsius. and tens of millions of people are under extreme heat warnings in the us, too. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. voice-over: bbc news v0|ce—0ver: bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. greater manchester police are searching for illegal cosmetic medicines and treatments, including facial fillers. and treatments, including facialfillers. they and treatments, including facial fillers. they suspect there may also be linked money laundering. the investigation _ money laundering. the investigation today - money laundering. the investigation today is l money laundering. tie: investigation today is around supplyi

the partnership with donasia has to be considered as mulder for building new relations with north africa, neighbors, brussels as also, it's a $150000000.00 euro isn't budget as of what the thing is there and set up for the 900000000, was quote on the table, now that the, you have this framework in place, the most is he gets a strike deals with all the, you know, the african countries naming morocco and the j. that's according to an on a name d u d u official its own. and that comes in stop contrast to the situation of 5 years. yeah. then you up with welcoming my friends with open arms. however, despite the money now being placed, it doesn't solve what was making the africans flee the homelands in the 1st place. specifically, economic crisis, and i think it's the sizes of people have converse on the news in coast in recent months to attempt the dangerous journey to, however, fashions the report of the fullest, hundreds of miles to flee into the desolate regions near the borders of libya and out here they've been up or he's upset to rescue dozens of migrants who exhausted and the hydrate,

that the west would be thrilled about that, particularly since they also cite the middle east and north africa as russia's t buyers, they seem to be in need of it. so the world they claim to want to feed is actually getting fed thanks to russia, but in reality, all of that is just a big concern troll. a big act that obscures their real priorities at agenda as rushes and bass are to be 9 nations. as said, the generosity of wisdom done us in relation to the prizes in ukraine, which they themselves instigated is the place it is when it comes to syria. yep. and african countries are western colleagues, either have no money or allocated very reluctantly, and in small portions on ukraine alone, the us and its elyse have already spent as much on weapons as the un office for coordination of humanitarian affairs has requested in 2020 this week. to provide humanitarian aid to all those in need around the world about $55000000000.00. you get a feel for wisdom priorities. those western priorities seem mainly focused on preventing relationships between russia and as partners. but you think they'd realize t

i as many women across the middle east and north africa, i'm not free to go where they want to go. a new report from human rights watch looks at 20 countries where women's movement is restricted in iran. for example, women need their husbands permission to get a passport, also travel with their own children and you haven't fulfilled sorry to have stopped the women from travelling abroad without the mail got in. and that's having a devastating impact on some lives. as our next report shows, she hasn't seen her family for more than 2 months off of jeremy as an associate and from human. she used to live with a family in saudi arabia. last may, she came to you had been on a visit. often her father died, but when she tried to return to sign the arabian, she was told she was not allowed to travel without a male relative or has been known as my from how it off and to have it in hand. i tried everything to get around the rooms and this is not to travel with my sister and my mother and the but to no avail. the has how i to having a my phone was the only way i could travel what kinda stood u

broke costs by the fonts for the, for, and use channel off to it into view, the shit arcade of north africa. france, $24.00 is not only acting as a mouthpiece for these terrace, but worse, it is providing a space for the legitimate ation of terrorist actions and hate speech. both the radio fronts and for us to default, which caused by african the phase chose leap pop in the, in the efforts in the francophone dishes that to be suspended even in neighboring monica, which is also run by a village in june tax. this is just the needs of steps of a form of those. now, the question remains on with a french of media outlets will per boats heading the to the will continue to middle in these the fees. there we go. reaction on the states of the king of us. so to the presence of french media in the country sort of working, i think it is the book you know, back. well, know what is happening here in the territory and the french, they don't know clearly what is happening. but chemo is a stranger, can not come into your family and know the problems. it's the family members that are responsible for somethin

otherwise, is that he's not through italy and into north africa around the coast. it's been whole 3 land we broke another record in 2 places in the, in the middle of algae or, you know, now june, but not near the coast. and the change in wind direction. generally speaking will keep coastal cities in times, rob accrued or rather where they should be. so the heat switch the sides. but if you go further south into north africa, particularly in the west, you'll find the larger areas of writing. they're not so much in sierra really as they were on yesterday's full cost of that not jerry, i'm up into for example, chad and sudan. and these, a big sentence to almost a flash flooding seems quite likely the after world war 2 fronts has great empire began to unravel in vietnam to most of the statements. i was in the streets discussing with joy kissing each other. and algeria, she lives until she was a split, even though chinese managed to beat the french army. why not die? to decline continues an episode to us legends, his french t colonization on outages era. the, [000:00:00

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and president comes as a number of migraines trying to reach your from north africa has really increased in recent months. and the bailey, in euro agreement, aims to strengthen economic ties with the you describing it as an investment in prosperity. the thousands of people are set to have gathered and 18 is in coastal city. and the reason funds classes that have forced hundreds of would be migrants to free into that's it. regions, ne, libya and algeria, i live in us are, these are set to have come to the age of those who were exhausted in the hydrated. nadia. we spoke with a journalist, specializing in migration will have a credit. he said that the 1000000000 euro pay out one to actually help to nicea deal with the true crisis. this agreement signed by the to these are president of the option. the union is, uh, is uh, something about to destroy all the framework of human rights. especially when the auction doesn't like for the people who was suffering in africa, especially the people of this, the subservient to $1000000000.00. i don't think that i can have to new year to, to, to, to get

it's becoming more and more like north africa. the sahara desert is slowly creeping into europe.ntists. humans are 100% to blame for the global trend in high temperatures that we are seeing. so all of the observed global warming is because of our burning of fossil fuels. and it's notjust hot in europe. china is reckoned to have recorded its highest temperature ever yesterday — 52.2 degrees celsius. and tens of millions of people are under extreme heat warnings in the us, too. scientists are calling it a breakthrough, an enormous moment of hope. trials of a new drug to treat alzheimers show it can slow the progression of the disease by about a third, if patients are treated early enough. it's a disease that gradually destroys key areas of the brain involved in memory and understanding. but there questions about the cost and safety of the new drug. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh spoke exclusively to two of the patients on the trial. hello. are you all right, mr colley? hi, yes. yes. i've got your donanemab here for you... mike colley has alzheimer's disease, yet the 80—year—old fe

they triggered mass evacuations, around 7000 hundred firefighters are battling the planes, north africa is dealing with a heat wave with some reaching dangerously high temperatures. people believed to be migrants have died. spain's conservative the bulls party has won the most seats in a general election but have failed to win a majority. the coalition appears unlikely to secure a majority. still to come. as violence wraps millions into don, we would hear from a student living abroad about the fears he has. first, distrust has become a major headache in ukraine. ultranationalist of criticize the military of defense. recently, a number of high-level generals have been fired or worse. they cruise the kremlin of weakness suggesting infighting over how the wars being waged. michelle is losing his top generals. he was reportedly popular with soldiers. a difficult situation arose with senior leadership. i had to remain silent. in the name of all of our friends, had no right to live. i called everything by its name. in the center was deputy head of the forces. known as general armageddon for h

in 2011, there was a trend of in our big we say it's one of these ation of the middle east and north africa. and katara was in charge of the arabic and the wanted by kicking out or suspending the membership of syria to isolate syria, diplomatically and especially in the region, and also to give digits embassy to any escalade, treat steps by united states in syria that would come in the form of arming and training and sending for exempt them or the national jihadist to syria. a similar, the similar thing happened. for example, in india and uh, the optic gave a legitimacy to the invasion of natal into the beyond. this was back then hit by car, as i mentioned. so when the suspension happens, there was a hope that syria would be isolated from its neighboring countries. and then give a push to the us led to the gym change were in syria, which was an u. c. i a car with a probation, and now we know lots of details about it. it does quote, inversely come here. and it was one of the cost of the best coverage operation in the history of the c i, a, and the most the costliest. i would say arming and t

it's becoming more and more like north africa. the sahara desert is slowly creeping into europe.ate change, say scientists. humans are 100% to blame for the global trend in high temperatures that we are seeing. so all of the observed global warming is because of our burning of fossilfuels. and it's notjust hot in europe. china is reckoned to have recorded its highest temperature ever yesterday — 52.2 degrees celsius. and tens of millions of people are under extreme heat warnings in the us too. it is 11 o'clock at night here in southern spain and there is a temperature reading on the building just over there that says 30 celsius. 30 celsius! night—time temperatures are not something we often discuss when we talk about extreme heat but during the southern european heatwaves it's been in the late 20s or early 30s all night, so there is no respite. that explains why it can take such a terrible toll on human health.— why it can take such a terrible toll on human health. sophie. just thank ou. the head of a public inquiry into the post office scandal, which was caused by a faulty compu

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costs by the fonts for the, for, and use channel off to it. interviewed the she had arcade of north africa. friends $24.00 is not only acting as a mouthpiece for these terrace, but worse, just providing a space for the legitimate ation of terrorist actions and hate speech. both the radio fronts and falls to the full which cub african, the phase chose me pop in that in the assets and the francophone dishes that it up is suspended even in neighboring monica, which is also run by a village in june tops. this is just the needs of steps of a form of those. now the question remains on with a french of media outlets. will provo attending the to the will continue to middle in these the fees. we go reaction on the streets of book, you know, fast. so to the presence of french media in the country, it is the book, you know, back, well, know what is happening here in the territory and the french, they don't know clearly what is happening, working a stranger cannot come into your family and know the problems. it's the family members that are responsible for something. i think it's completely normal tha

there has been no let—up in the searing weather or the wildfires in parts of southern europe and north africabattling blazes in as many as nine countries. july isn't over yet, but it is already virtually certain to be the hottest month ever recorded on earth, say climate scientists around the world. we have entered the era of global boiling, according to the un chief, but do not despair, he says. the evidence is everywhere. humanity has unleashed destruction. this must not inspire despair, but action. we can still stop the worst. but to do so, we must turn a year of burning heat into a year of burning ambition and accelerate climate action now. here in the uk the met office has said last year's record—breaking temperatures were a taste of things to come. if carbon emissions continue as expected, by 2060 an average july in the uk will be as hot as 2022. month after month, these records are being broken. we're seeing extreme weather events around the world, whether they're heat events, wildfires, droughts, even flooding events linked with climate change as well. and we're going to see more of t

there has been no let—up in the searing weather or the wildfires in parts of southern europe and north africabattling blazes in as many as nine countries. july isn't over yet, but it is already virtually certain to be the hottest month ever recorded on earth, say climate scientists around the world. we have entered the era of global boiling, according to the un chief, but do not despair, he says. the evidence is everywhere. humanity has unleashed destruction. this must not inspire despair, but action. we can still stop the worst. but to do so, we must turn a year of burning heat into a year of burning ambition and accelerate climate action now. here in the uk the met office has said last year's record—breaking temperatures were a taste of things to come. if carbon emissions continue as expected, by 2060 an averagejuly in the uk will be as hot as 2022. month after month, these records are being broken. we're seeing extreme weather events around the world, whether they're heat events, wildfires, droughts, even flooding events linked with climate change as well. and we're going to see more of th

us so that's i mean lives and property temperatures have topped 40 degrees in southern europe, north africa, asia and north america. full cost sites, temperatures may rise even further in the next few days. and that's it from me to this theme. finality called fluids. you will have a world news update for you at the top of the i'm gab office in berlin from me. end of this team the advisors got any issues with a lot say what the .

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