and there are reports coming in from some of those areas in that northern part of the north island of discoloration in the ocean that noticing some of the water levels dropping unusually on those coastal areas and also in some of the rivers and streams connecting with the ocean in the north of the north island so certainly as you mentioned it's been a very active stops to friday that began with that. very large earthquake at around 2 30 in the morning new zealand time that was strongly felt around many parts of the country and then resulted also in that of course 8 point one magnitude earthquake near the candidate collins much further away not fell to new zealand but the threat the danger to new zealand now is that tsunami which that warning is still in place for that and so much weight has force in new zealand. but the u.s. has tightened export controls on me and in the latest response to the killing of protesters by the military the u.n. says 38 people died during demonstrations on wednesday and is urging governments to demand more sanctions as well as a global weapons of against th

have moved to higher ground when the hay is in the city of toronto in the north island's east coast all indications are that people in those danger areas in new zealand are heeding those warnings to get away from those coastal areas where there is a tsunami alert in place i should point out as you can see i'm standing by the coast this is not one of those areas and the nearest area where the evacuation notice is in place is about 60 kilometers from me further south along the east coast in other areas around the north island of new zealand and parts of the star pile and as well including in the north island userland largest city. now the un wants to investigate what it says are war crimes being carried out in ethiopia's to grow region it says killings tortures sexual violence and ethnic cleansing are happening daily the end human rights chief wants monitors to be let in. the units human rights investigators accuse me of miles military of beating killing and unlawfully detaining protesters since last month's coup and has demanded a global arms embargo on the army protestors have been

tens of thousands of people on the east coast of the north island have moved to higher ground.follows three large shallow earthquakes out at sea. the biggest and latest was an 8.1 magnitude quake. it followed a 7.4 magnitude jolt in the same area. the first quake in the early hours of friday measured 7.1. the epicenter was around 100 kilometers from -- >> asking those that have moved to higher ground or inland to remain where you are until the official all clear is given. the official all clear will be given when we have the advice that it is right to do so. do not go and leave those areas until you have the all clear. >> we are joined via skype from the east coast of the north island. the authorities were quick to react to this quake. bring us up to speed on what is happening so far. >> it has certainly been a very active friday for the people in this part of the world. it began with the earthquake at around 2:30 in the morning on friday that was felt very strongly among all parts of new zealand. it jolted people awake. and the much larger one, which was further away from new

have the all clear or when he joins me now via skype from a total girl on the east coast of the north island way in the authorities were very quick to react to this quake so just bring us up to speed on what's happening so far. yes well it's certainly been a very active friday so far for people in this part of the world it began with that quake that you mentioned at around 2 30 in the morning on friday that was felt very strongly in many parts of new zealand certainly jolted a lot of people awake at that hour of the morning and then the much of a jew one which was further away from new zealand near the kermadec island some 1000 kilometers out from new zealand but a very large quake wasn't felt in new zealand but the threat soon became clear that it was possibly going to result in a tsunami and soon after that quake a tsunami alert was issued by the authorities in new zealand for many people in different parts of the country mainly as you mentioned on the east coast of the northern part of the north island that threat that alert is still in place now we're hearing some reports that there has

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wayne hay is in the city of to ranga on the north islands east coast. >> the alert is still in place. we are hearing reports that there has been some surges in some parts of those areas where the alert remains in place. unusual activity in the ocean. for the most part, people have seemed to have heeded the warnings. the urge from authorities to get away from the coastal areas, go to higher ground. so it seems people have gotten themselves to safety and away from the activity we see take place in some areas. >> fighting between supporters leading the opposition figure have turned deadly. they are the first since two days ago. the protests began on wednesday. they are set to appear in court on rape charges. he denies the allegations. the u.n. wants to investigate what it says are war crimes being carried out in ethiopia's tigray region. raping, torture, sexual violence have been happening on a daily basis, they say. they want monitors to be let in. the u.n. human rights investigator host accused me on mars military of beating, killing, and unlawfully detaining protesters. it has demande

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officials are warning that waves of up to one meter could h the eastern coast of the north island.pain has destroyed more than 1000 weapons taken over the years come mainlfrom a separatist group. pedro sanchez was there as the weapons were crushed in madrid, part of a tribute to the victims of terrorism. britain's prince philip has undergone a successful heart procedure. the 99-year-old husband of queen elizabeth the second has been in the hospital for more than two weeks. buckingham palace says he was treated for an existing condition and will remain in the hospital to recuperate. thousands of members of the chinese coming his party are preparing for the annual national people's congress in beijing. the congress largely rubberstamps policies drawn up by the party elite, and gives an indication of where china is heading. a new five-year economic plan and hong kong are likely the topics for discussion. it is also expected the chinese leadership will celebrate the eradication of all poverty in the country. it is a target beijing had set to ■coincide with the coming his party's 100th

about 500 miles northeast of new zealand north island and that is the strongest earthquake to hit anywhere in more than two years. >>> the city was captured in the wellington region, you can hear some of the shaking going on. they live along the north coast, to evacuate to higher ground. >>> the coyote trapped and killed is not the one blamed for a handful of attacks. on five separate occasions in both moraga and lafayette since july of last year. the most recent attack was just two weeks ago on golden gateway. this is the animal that is still at large, caught on video last month. dna evidence linked it to all five attacks, and fish and while the officials have set traps for that animal. >>> a 15-year-old in custody on attempted murder and firearms charges this evening after a shooting and hours on standoff in fremont pigmented about this time yesterday at a home on ellsworth street. the victim who was shot elsewhere earlier in the day is expected to survive. police say more arrests are possible. >>> cbs evening news angle norah o'donnell sat down with one of the woman who accuses new york

so this is a stationary system drawing in tropical left north there off flood warnings out for north island and they're probably going to last into wednesday that might even go beyond into thursday but it does look like a drawing trend here and christ church is not cooled down to 70. for. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out. in the world god the thread. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the one. witness on al-jazeera. the war where. the the op. you're watching al-jazeera the remind of our top stories this hour the world health organization and leaders of $23.00 countries including the u.k. france and germany are creating an international treaty to tackle future pandemics that aims to increase preparedness and share resources. new survey from nearly 800 scientists is warning current vaccines could be ineffective against covered 1000 invested a year the calling on companies to share vaccine technology so the world could be vaccination quickly enough to stop the virus from

northeastern coast officials are warning that waves of up to a meter could hit the eastern coast of the north island. police in sweden say they're investigating possible terrorism motives after 8 people were wounded in a stabbing rampage they shot and arrested a suspect from an incident in the southern town of atlanta they say i did not and prior information about an attack threat. thousands of members of the chinese communist party a gathering for the national people's congress eventually this year's event is expected to focus on climate change the economy and unrest in hong kong the congress largely rubber stamps policies drawn up by the party elite. and actually me and know where there is growing international concern of the crackdown on peaceful protesters 38 people being killed on the bloodiest day since last month's minutes to the german parliament has condemned the army takeover foreign minister is calling for the release of all political prisoners and the return to democracy and amount was echoed by the united nations. yesterday she was a protester today perception carries her body through t

new zealand but it has resulted in that tsunami warning being issued for several parts of the north island all of new zealand so an evacuation notice has been given out by civil defense or thirty's in new zealand asking people who live or on the coastal areas in those areas that are under that evacuation notice to go to higher ground to leave those coastal areas as soon as they can obviously new zealand being an island nation many people who live in. coastal areas so this certainly affects many people in those areas now much of the rest of the country on both coasts actually the east and the west coast are run the advisories as well including tyler on where i am right now because he's a warning they could be some dangerous tidal movements some sewage is occurring in those areas as well so we're expecting some of those that tsunami activity some of those titles surges and waves possibly the authorities saying could be as high as 3 meters to begin arriving around now there is there are some reports coming in from the far north of the country of some revision creeks close to the ocean there i

north island spain has destroyed more than a 1000 weapons seized over the years mainly from the basque separatist group prime minister petro sanchez presided as the arms were crushed at a ceremony in madrid the event was part of a tribute to the victims of terrorism britain's prince philip has undergone a successful heart procedure the 99 year old husband of queen elizabeth the 2nd has been in the hospital for more than 2 weeks buckingham palace says he was treated for an existing condition and will remain in the hospital to recuperate. thousands of members of the chinese communist party are preparing for the annual national people's congress in beijing the congress largely rubber stamps policies drawn up by the party elite and gives an indication of where china is heading a new 5 year economic plan and hong kong are likely topics for discussion it's also expected that trying these leadership will celebrate the eradication of all poverty in the vast country a target beijing had set to coincide with the communist party's 100th anniversary but not everyone has seen the benefits. and not

towards new cd but the moment got settled circulation of these even it to be pretty wet in the north island and it has been pretty worse in japan it's not now but we had a month's worth of rain a day and it's all tied in with the development of the spring rain system which of course legs back very obviously into china the most part though northern china the korean place or in japan will be dry for a couple days but this will bloom some significant thunderstorms over the yangtze once more for the most part india is hot and dry. and fairly windy the wind is particularly strong in the north which is an advantage to new delhi it should improve the equity for a couple of days. for. a mineral central to the quest for clean energy a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries cobalt extracting it is dangerous but profitable with global demand set to skyrocket people in power investigates claims that industrial mines obstructing the precious material needed for cleaner energy are in fact poisoning the environment with dire health consequences for those living in their shadow the cos

directions and noticeably cooler and fresher around 17 degrees that rain just moves across the north island what's the weather as you can say will continue to set east inside of australia new south wales then seeing some very heavy rain and that could lead to some potential flooding not so much whether the full cost goes to pad at the moment we have got some showers longer spells right it's the central and eastern parts of china clear skies for much of japan but if that wintry mix there just pulling away as we go on through wednesday by thursday it is fine and settled but by thursday what's the weather coming into eastern china and slowly pushing into the east china sea. but. it's one of the biggest clubs in south america. put its greatest rival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between funds formed from a class divide sustained over generations. most wealthy jr supporters of opponents of these club colors. in an epic feud of rich versus poor the friends who make football on al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a jury's been chosen for the tr

3 large and shallow earthquakes out at sea where you've had a is in the city of to regard the north island's east coast. that alert is still in place now we're hearing some reports that there has been some surges in some parts of that those areas where the alert remains in place some unusual activity in the in the ocean but for the most part people seem to have heeded the warnings the urge from the authorities to get away from those coastal areas head to higher ground so people for the most part it seems have got themselves to safety in a way from that sort of unusual activity that we're seeing take place in some areas fighting between supporters of selling gas leading opposition figure and police have turned deadly the 2 killings are the 1st since sarver song caus arrest 2 days ago the protests began on wednesday when so it was due to appear in court of rape charges he denies the allegations of the un wants 3 of us to go to water it says are war crimes big carried out in ethiopia is to grow it says killings torture sexual violence and ethnic cleansing are happening on a daily basis the un h

northeastern coast officials a warning that waves of up to one meter could hit the eastern coast of the north island spain has destroyed more than 1000 weapons seized over the years mainly from the basque separatist group atta prime minister pedro sanchez presided as the arms were crushed at a ceremony in madrid the event was part of a tribute to the victims of terrorism. by sports news now in football german bundesliga club shall have been playing in the top division for nearly 3 decades but this year it looks like they'll be relegated it's been a chaotic period the club's new coach is their 5th this season. dimitrios promotes his has been unveiled as the new head coach and the 42 year old's task is clear say shall go from relegation definitely a tall order. i see shelter as a great challenge i'm really looking forward to the job and will try to channel more of the energy and power this club usually exudes into the team so we can then show that on the pitch. schulte has new man gained his cozy experience in the lower division in germany but as a player remotes is made nearly $150.00 appearances in

and thousands of people are told to move to higher ground on the north island of new zealand as a serious

move in june is the island's highest point at 52 meters. i made my way up to the north of the islands to list it's not only suits northernmost town it's the northernmost town in all of germany everything beyond list is denmark. starting from list harbor and this ship is going to take me to see what the. be the mudflats most popular going to have a chance to seals i hope we're lucky enough to see so. chances are good the north seas begins to feel her into lift between the north region of islands. there they are they gather on the sand banks in the wotton see a little word of advice don't make the mistake i made and leave your binoculars at home. there are several trips to the seals every day the boats go from list or further south from her no. mention of the 950 s. or the friesian months lads were a natural habitat for of oysters but that changed suddenly when they roam wiped out due to overfishing but now they're back. in 1986 dick my ass allison company began to revive so it's oyster tradition there are no longer fish there farmed in winter they live in sea water tanks

the country most people have now returned home but as we're in here reports from toronto in the north island many are still anxious. around many parts of new zealand a peaceful friday morning was interrupted by tsunami sirens the calm waters provided an eerie backdrop to the warning about the danger that could have been on its way people in coastal communities in the north will most at risk and we're told to head to higher ground where some captured a tsunami arriving from an 8 point one magnitude earthquake hundreds of kilometers away near the kermadec islands what we are asking people is to try and stay calm touch face of people make you love actually calm the people that you know might be most at risk and really just listen to the advice that is coming through for some this was the 2nd tsunami evacuation in hours early on friday morning another large quake struck much closer to new zealand and was felt strongly around much of the country by our jumped out of being stuck in the doorway and my staff was up as well as question wrong it took forever to start the quake send tsunami alert came

fronts in part again from the by tradition cross tasmania so you've got significant rainfall in the north island of new zealand and that's on tuesday is cooled down in christchurch by this time from the high twenty's to the low twenty's to take you through to wednesday this little change really for north and it could even get wet if for some particularly given but christchurch proper fuchsias of the 20. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center people in thoughtful conversation then . when i mean it's all about race and racism as if it's a baby with no host and no limitations our society has structural racism built into it part one of pfizer's shaheen and adam brotherhood low paid people tend to be migrant labor and just the portion that the women in care work the ultimately comes down to prejudice studio be unscripted on al-jazeera. looking back you want you don't disagree with me said the reminder of all top stories the container ship has bought these 2 is canal for almost a week has been partially refloated canal officials say they hope the ever given will be fully freed joining high time.

a strong earthquake has hit new zealand's north island the epicenter was around 100 kilometers from. a tsunami alert is out officials say anyone living on the coasts who felt the quake should move to higher ground there's been no immediate reports of serious damage or casualties. as still ahead on the program dozens of activists are denied bail in hong kong after an appeal by the government not to let them go. russia. has made history. excitement turns to despair for a 3rd time test of an unmanned rocket and in flames. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways rain has arrived in central and southern japan it's curving out as you can see by satellites or at least south korea but it's going to spend most its time on friday in southern japan and back in china now following that having seen a rise in temperatures are going to see a cold come back down again but a blast i think affecting all of japan the korean peninsula the top half of china with temperatures dropping court significantly and then we're less stopping hong kong however doesn't see much for tempera

half your time here with us on out of there thank you a strong earthquake has hit new zealand's north island the epicenter was around 100 kilometers from terre r.r. a tsunami alert is currently out and officials are saying that anyone living on the coast who felt that quake should immediately move to higher ground it's now been 3rd time unlucky for a billionaire iran must get his attempts at a test flight of an unmanned rocket. only. russian 10 has made history but as you can see everything seemed on target until the space x. rocket landed and then this happened it's not clear what went wrong 2 previous flights crash landed in fireballs. i know that this is al jazeera these are the headlines a funeral has been held in myanmar one of 38 demonstrations killed on wednesday and to protest as a back on the streets across the country for the most violent day yet of the gentles crackdown.

directions and noticeably cooler and fresher around 17 degrees that rain just moves across the north island what's the weather as you can say will continue to set east inside of australia new south wales then seeing some very heavy rain and that could lead to some potential flooding not too much weather in the full cost to pad at the moment we have got some showers longer spells of rain it's the central and eastern parts of china clear skies for much of japan but if that wintry mix there just pulling away as we go on through wednesday by thursday it is fine and settled but by thursday what's the weather coming into eastern china and slowly pushing into the east china sea. and act of youthful defiance the limited to only return next hour of the school will be arrested beautiful in the morning was electric shock treatment or worse that trinket a revolution. the arrest of those children sparked it all of which became a battle without and that was very beginning of the armed struggle in syria. the boy who started the syrian war. on al jazeera. people have come to expect a lot from al-jazeera ov

northeastern coast officials are warning that ways of up to a meter could hit the eastern coast of the north island of ours is of increased security at u.s. capital after police and revealed evidence of a potential plot to breach the building the house of representatives has canceled a planned session in response of the threat approach from mob stormed the capitol in january and ignore me as it hiding for hours. well 38 people were killed wednesday in the bloodiest day since last month's better she could the german parliament has condemned the army takeover foreign minister is calling for the release of political prisoners and return to democracy i demand echoed by the united nations. yesterday she was a protester today perception carries her body through the streets of mandalay carlson a 19 year old university student shot in the head during a protest against the military on wednesday. at her funeral relatives surrounded her open coffin as mourners passed by paying their respects all singing revolutionary songs and chanting slogans. mourning protests gave way to new violence as security forces and

struck off northeastern new zealand the 1st a tremor a magnitude 7.2 quake was centered east of the north island it was followed by 2 more powerful quakes the tremors triggered a tsunami alerts across the pacific. and more i'm now joined by journalist peter mckenzie in wellington new zealand it was the situation like there are now. well you see on this across the country in the north so the sound of sirens this morning those 3 into you couldn't quite see it mentioned straw posts were in here it was at moments thousands of new zealand isn't fit to do it it's across the north and east coast of the law and have evacuated to high rapids where they're wasting the all clear to be given by some of the pins so since. the 3 need to wipe us from those waves will strike country and have such as for a tree from between the live in a new zealand on about an hour to any time so by themselves you know they're looking to get the all clear at that moment the finishing remodeling that they've got before we do get the all clear how has the official response have been so far to help these people evacuate. by all in

here it is in the channel islands. north—east of scotland as well.or most it is cloudy, and it has been raining in north—west wales and north—west england. increasingly into northern ireland and scotland, lots of rain to come in the next few days. a blustery afternoon, but temperatures widely into the teens. rain returns at times to north england and north wales. thoroughly wet in western parts of scotland, particularly around the west island, but look at these temperatures on monday morning. 12 sent thirteens through the central strip. —— 12s and 13s through the central strip a bit of sunshine to northern scotland, but the club breaks up quite widely across central and southern parts of england and wales later, and just take a look — 20 celsius possible, could get warmer on tuesday. more in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the un demands international action to stop what it calls a shocking wave of brutality against civilians in myanmar. ahead of a further easing of restrictions in england tomorrow, the culture secretary 0liver

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can be said or been an expert himself given how your book opens up in this barren island in the north sea is 23 years old and he formulates a theory that you say has never been wrong tell me about what helgoland the title of your book what it what is it. yeah. well there was an expert he was 23 years old but he was totally missed totally merged in the problem and in this little island in the north and sea held the title of the book he gave the key step to one of the greatest revolution while the great science history of human kind which is to. scope of quantum theory the discovery of quantum mechanics he had the right idea he was totally immersed in this problem because he had been you know spending his studying years trying to understand it and nobody could do that and i think when you're young you know the great ideas and he got the great idea that started quantum theory which is a basic of all modern science if i would say and so a lot of ordering technology it's based on quoting siri but it's still mysterious because he's changed enormously the way we look about reality and he did

northeastern coast officials are warning that waves of up to a meter could hit the eastern coast of north island. policing sweden say they're investigating a possible terrorism motive after 8 people were wounded in a stabbing rampage a police shot and arrested a suspect following the incident in the southern town land i say they did not have any prior information about an attack threat. thousands of members of the chinese communist party are gathering for the national people's congress in beijing this year's event is expected to focus on climate change the economy and unrest in hong kong the congress largely stops policies drawn up by the party elite. there's growing international concern over the crackdown on peaceful protesters 38 people have been killed on the bloodiest day since last month's military coup the german parliament has condemned the military takeover foreign minister is calling for the release of all political. skin political prisoners in mandela and return to democracy a demand echoed by the united nations. yesterday she was a protester today for searching carries her body throu

kilometers off the shore of today are our officials that have warned people in certain areas in the north islands east coast so that they should move to higher ground and should not stay in their homes. iceland is bracing for a potential volcanic eruption scientists say tremors a show strong signs of activity at mt the caylee which is just 30 kilometers southeast of reykjavik police have closed the roads a surrounding year and issued a warning not to go near the area in the me the vicinity is uninhabited but the country's main airport and fishing port are just a few kilometers away that will pay no has lain dormant for about 800 years. still ahead on the program shafiq back to the n.b.a. legend who's now showing off his skills in the wrestling ring that's coming up as for to with gemma. ok it's time to get all the support now here's gemma thank you barbara this month's wild cup qualifiers in south america are in doubt with european football clubs unlikely to release that players to travel due to concerns over the pandemic and quarantine restrictions liverpool manager. club has already said he won

broader respect that this should not be hard for them on the island of ireland but equally there cannot be a hard border oregan entry border between north and island and the rest of our own country some players anathema to you know some so how much of a threat is there to peace in northern ireland well observers including the police force don't believe there are many among the former paramilitaries who want a return to violence but there's no denying that unionists and therefore harder line lower. lists have been badly let down by the briggs's negotiations and there's very real anger about the feelings that loyalist activists warn shouldn't be overlooked if the concerns of young loyalists in the concerns of the way the unions community are persistently ignored then what's going to happen is the data is going to have nowhere to go and when you have all this pent up anger and even awarded to the act and then you end of a dangerous territory and once once that genie gets out of the bottle it's a good extraordinarily difficult to put to put it back in again and that's a concern the good friday agreement is underpinned by public support and

other world news a tsunami warning has been issued for parts of the east coast of new zealand's north island after what's being described as a severe magnitude 6.9 earthquake the epicenter was around 100 kilometers from t. adaora emergency officials say anyone living on the coast schoolfellows the quake should immediately move to higher ground well than 50000 people reported feeling the earthquake now and more now and protesters are back on the streets across the country a day after $38.00 people were killed in the worst crackdown since last month school the u.n. says the actual death toll since the military took power over a month ago may be much higher than reported witnesses say they saw soldiers firing into crowds with little warning scott it's. like thousands of others justin nicknamed angel went out to protest on the streets of mandalay on wednesday less than 24 hours later people gathered for her funeral she had been shot in the head. according to the un angel was one of $38.00 protesters who died at the hands of myanmar security forces the most killed in a single day since the coup i

being issued with thousands of people being ordered to evacuate coastal areas in the north of the north islandnew zealand has downgraded the tsunami threat, and all people who have evacuated the areas can now return. they will -- there were concerns after a powerful earthquake struck near the islands in the south pacific ocean. lots more to come on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> a withdrawing of fiscal policy by 2010. how low -- how much moderation would be seen the fiscal deficits? >> believe it will focus on growing both domestically as well as through exports. >> infrastructure spending, stimulus, all these things are the old ways of crating growth in china. >> a lot of planning. local governments will be needing targets. >> china does not have through the indicator to saturday -- if they do happen to put out growth gdp target it may be lower than analysts are expecting. >> this is because of course would actually bring a low profile. >> some of our earlier guests on what they are watching out for. some of those policy announcements we wait -- we may get. wong tao joins us from

couple days ago is that going back towards java sumatra been fairly rare recently and just the north the small islands in the bay of bengal that's about as far north as that where it's going to get there is quite a strong wind developing go up into bangladesh another pick up or add to the dust is being blown in across the north indian plain new delhi sees windy weather for a couple of days so it will ease off but it's hard to get to friday's $36.00 degrees fairly steadily it's hotter than not in russia status horse not in southern pakistan into $42.00 to $45.00 degrees territory this time of blowing down the gulf but it's weakening still quite a strong wind blowing down the red sea. welcome to down from every one of us. even those work. let's go live tonight see geneva who are experts from the world health organization are officially presenting their findings about the origins of the corona virus pandemic let's listen in and for. kept from that side data from surveillance systems of differences and diseases that could give us a clue about the possible the possibility of having earlier cases than. 7210

couple days ago is that going back towards java sumatra been fairly wet recently and just the north the small islands in the bay of bengal that's about as far north as that where it's going to get there is quite a strong wind developing go into bangladesh nothing pick up or add to the dust is being blown in across the north indian plain new delhi sees windy weather for a couple of days it will ease off but it's hard to get to friday's $36.00 degrees fairly steadily it's hotter than not in russia status horse not in southern pakistan into 42 to 45 degrees territory this blowing down the gulf but it's weakening still quite a strong wind blowing down the red sea. qatar airways. a lot of what the i.o.c. do exist. but my sister saved me if i want my life she should with my family. the reality of addiction in the arab oils and the struggle for come for a. full trust me it's a drug. i'll just email wells goes inside a rehab clinic in the nile downtown. rehab egypt edge of it action on al jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour a u.s. court's been hearing witness testimony in t

couple days ago is that going back towards java sumatra been fairly wet recently and just the north the small islands in the bay of bengal that's about as far north as that where it's going to get there is quite a strong wind developing go up into bangladesh another pick up or add to the dust is being blown in across the north indian plain new delhi sees windy weather for a couple of days it will ease off but it's hard to get to friday's 36 degrees very steadily it's hotter than not in russia status horse not in southern pakistan into 42 to 45 degrees territory this blowing down the gulf but it's weakening still quite a strong wind blowing down the red sea. qatar airways you are dealing with very powerful people people in influential positions in government where we know there were elements within the police completely admits that we're getting screwed twee we're getting too close to some people higher up the line if you're. doing the job itself. is essentially the perfect crime you have a diplomatic bag that part the congress search al-jazeera investigates the poacher's pipeline. welcome back a quic

changing this disastrous trajectory we're on to cross and thank you after the break how a barren island in the north sea blown up by the british navy held the key to unlocking the secrets of the universe and perhaps ending all life in it. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to get out of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that. actually as a financial survival guide let's learn about let's say i'm a troika and you're angry stump bank of the flight. thank you for. the story 6 that's right. slavery. welcome back in part one we talked about the potential destruction of the earth whether through climate destruction or nuclear annihilation but the science that led to boris johnson's new trident warheads also saved millions of lives alone gave us the modern computing that allows me to talk to you now the new book helgoland tracks and explains quantum physics from its communist origins to its place now as the cornerstone of our modern understanding of the universe it's all of a renowned theoretical physicist color revelli joins me from ontario in c

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and japan touches upon the areas that i think japan its nose most concerned about the same cook islands north korea and of course chinese assertive behavior broadly within the region a 2nd this statement actually included at their east explicit statement on china and i think that's critical japan to date as well has not been forthright in terms of explicit criticism about china and its concerns there and i think importantly that the united states committed to defending japan and strengthening the alliance in particular on the sensitive areas such as defending the same couple eyelets against a 3rd country that would invade or or try to take over these islands if you look at the statement that was a released by the americans and the japanese focuses on south korea japan and u.s. cooperation and coordination on dealing with issues in the pacific and one of the core areas is the north korea the statement also focuses on the idea not denuclearizing the current korean peninsula but denuclearizing north korea for the focus will be at least a trilateral approach to putting pressure on some young bar

here it is in the channel islands. north—east of scotland as well.

you'll notice the weather front still there in the north—west highlands and islands of scotland., and temperatures will peak across england and wales, widely into the 205, maybe 23, 2a, if not a bit higher towards the south—east corner, cooler around the coasts, still the mid—teens in eastern parts of scotland. here, it'll turn much colder through tuesday night into wednesday. a weather front is on the move southwards as high pressure builds in from the north. so a colder day for scotland and northern ireland, outbreaks of rain pushing into northern england during the afternoon. temperatures will drop here in the day. furthersouth, maybe not as warm as tuesday, but still feeling quite pleasant out there in the sunshine. temperatures still potentially in the low 205 for some in the far south. but even here, we'll see that cooler air push in. high pressure continues to extend its influence, the weakening cold front moves its way to the south, clearing away from southern counties on thursday morning, taking any showers with it. a few showers in northern scotland, maybe one or two to

news this hour stay tuned for the documentary goods to paradise with a look at a remote island in the torres strait north of australia america every steam thanks for watching. robbed of their soul to feel experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts we're going to stolen from africa by colonial can't carted off to europe. what should be done with the stone north from africa. stolen and sold. on t w. there are a few places on the earth as enchanting as this incomparable torres strait islands rising like a series of stepping stones from the shallow arefu to see. some of the tiny coal as hosts others remnants of a land bridge that once joined australia to cope with the submerged at the end of the last ice age. there were $274.00 islands in total but only $21.00 are inhabited these are home to some foreign to hog 1000 people. the majority of on india's are indigenous there migrants of european and asian origin have joined to. everyone who lives here faces the challenge of staying connected across these beautiful but remote and widely scattered audience this is the story of

broader respect that this should not be hard for them on the island of ireland but equally there cannot be a hard border oregan entry border between north and island and the rest of our own country some players anathema to you know some so how much of a threat is there to peace in northern ireland well observers including the police force don't believe there are many among the former paramilitaries who want a return to violence but there's no denying that unionists and therefore harder line lower. lists have been badly let down by the briggs it negotiations and there's very real anger about the feelings that loyalist activists warn shouldn't be overlooked if the concerns of young loyalists in the concerns of the way the unions community are persistently ignored then what's going to happen is the doubt anger is going to have nowhere to go and when you have all this pent up anger and even awarded to the act and then you end of a the interest territory and once once that genie gets out of the bottle it's extraordinarily difficult to put to put it back in again and that's a concern the good friday agreement is underpinned by public support