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it'll actually warmer than the northwest of africa by the south 20th showers. the radicals the gulf of guinea with heavy rain there, but much of nigeria. ah, the native means as it breaks agriculture production across the not just greens of serial production. if it's declined with detailed coverage or not, you've been made and ignored many times before. now the allowed or was desperate because they say the situation is lunch work from around the world. and these external affairs spokespersons is the government as follow in due process in the case and that authorities act against violation of law. ah ah hello again, i missed your. a reminder about top stories, this allen, more than 1300 people are currently missing in western europe, off the severe flooding. at least 80 people have died in germany, which is experiencing its was whether disaster in decades. so the african has deployed thousands of additional troops to stop rioting, and the week long on rest has already killed $117.00 people losing mo, continues, and because they're going to tall after the jailing

it will actually warmer than the northwest of africa by the south. tiny, a shower rod across the gulf of guinea with heavy rain there, but much of nigeria, the escaping a wall. finding a new identity. confronting the reality of racism, religion and the struggle to be accepted, al jazeera, tells the story of what it is like to be lebanese, and call us trailer home. once upon a time in punch bowl on al jazeera oh, the main stories now lebanon is finally to designate, says he stepping aside after again, failing to form anew cabinet. thought how he reads resignation, pushes lebanon further into christ. hasn't had a function in government for 9 months. compounding its existing financial and economic problems. the afghan had abandoned pakistan's government of agreed to reopen a major border crossing to allow thousands of stranded people for out of captured the spin old are crossing on wednesday. and at least 42 people have died in germany and dozens and missing off the flash, sweat through towns and villages, a crossway in europe. 2 others died in belgium and more rain is full. cost anglo m

of 30 degrees in is stumble. so looking pretty good africa, ethiopia, over the past 24 hours toward the northwest, you scooped up 50 millimeters of rain. i think we can expect much of the same as we look in the forecast on friday, pushing to the central african republic. so ah, bungie, 30 degrees will be the high for you. now as we go further to the south scenes will begin to dry out south for the eastern cape. and we've got a high of 11 degrees and johannesburg on friday. the news august on the united states is ending its 20 military present enough kind of done with what it means that the country, one of the one piece showcasing new zealand trailblazing environmental policy, able to with the country of all predators. bringing awareness to conservation, if it hit hard by the pandemic, can you hold the naming ceremony for its magnificent, giant witness showcase of award winning documentary? the work issues into focus through human stories with political and economic tension. writing down be a hope for the pope as a company takes to define the future. august on a job, frank assessments, schools and shelters of been

of 30 degrees in its stumble. so looking pretty good africa, ethiopia, over the past 24 hours toward the northwest, you scooped up 50 millimeters of rain. i think we can expect much of the same as we look in the forecast on friday, pushing to the central african republic. so ah, bungie. 30 degrees will be the high for you. now as we go further to the south scenes will begin to dry out south for the eastern cape. and we've got a high of 11 degrees in johannesburg on friday with the story that need to be tow. find away and demand to be heard. opening the window into another light and challenging perception and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey with new showcases, inspiring documentary, the change the word on al jazeera ah, the the me welcome back a pick them out about top stories here on i'll just in just a few hours before the olympics opening ceremony, 3 more athletes have tested positive because at 19 the games are getting underway. associate utopia, he's a serge and infection. and the average number of daddy new cases in the us as a tripled in the past 2 week

of 30 degrees in its stumble. so looking pretty good africa, ethiopia, over the past 24 hours toward the northwest, you scooped up 50 millimeters of rain. i think we can expect much of the same as we look in the forecast on friday, pushing to the central african republic. so, ah, bungie 30 degrees will be the high for you. now, as we go further to the south scenes will begin to dry out south for the eastern cape. and we've got a high of 11 degrees in johannesburg on friday. ah, sponsored pay cut on airways? frank assessments is an argument for suggesting that the martin and ministrations are playing a long game. it's very much of a warm embrace of iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics informed opinions, schools, and shelters of been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and the politics then, is that a life has been shaped by vitamin the in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera? ah, ah, the welcome back to mind about top stories here. this i rescued, people in china say to spend 3 days with no food, water, or electricity. after being trapped by h

northwest of scotland later. but elsewhere, some good spells of sunshine, and in the south we're looking at highs of 29 degrees. that's all from me for now. this is bbc news, the headlines. south africaoyed in response to widespread violence sparked by the jailing of former president zuma. the zulu king said six days of unrest had brought shame on the entire country. the european union has announced ambitious proposals to cut carbon emissions to net zero by the year 2050. they would end the sale of new petrol cars by 2035, and impose new taxes on shipping and aviation fuel. a bbc investigation has revealed that thousands of children may be facing life in prison in syria — because their parents were members of the islamic state group. there's been a firework display in paris to mark the bastille day national holiday. it follows a traditional military parade down the champs—elysees attended by president macron.

northwest of scotland later. but elsewhere, some good spells of sunshine, and in the south, we're looking at highs of 29 degrees. that's all from me for now. this is bbc news, the headlines. south africaing of former presidentjacob zuma. the zulu king said six days of unrest had brought shame on the entire country. more than 70 people have been killed. the pop singer britney spears has secured the right to choose her own lawyer — as she tries to end the 13—year—long conservatorship that controls her personal and business affairs. the approval comes three weeks after the singer made an emotional address in which she called the existing arrangement abusive. the spanish islands of ibiza, majorca and menorca will be moved to the british government's amber travel list — which means that people who are currently there on holiday, and haven't yet been fully vaccinated, will have to self—isolate when they return. now on bbc news — hardtalk.

northwest of scotland later. but elsewhere, some good spells of sunshine, and in the south we are looking at highs of 29 degrees. that's all from me for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: south africaentjacob zuma. the government has said the unrest had brought shame on the entire country. more than 70 people have been killed. the pop singer britney spears has secured the right to choose her own lawyer, as she tries to end the conservatorship that controls her business affairs. the approval comes three weeks after the singer made an emotional address in which she called the existing arrangement abusive. the former us president george w bush has criticised the withdrawal of nato troops from afghanistan, calling the decision "unbelievably bad" before warning that, in his opinion, civilians were being left to be "slaughtered" by the taliban. president biden insisted soldiers will pull out by september 11th. now on bbc news, the highlights of wednesday

northwest of the country. people living in the past of the flames there have been evacuated to safety. a region wide drought has made force to the dry and vulnerable to wildfires. the republic of south africa is in the groups of food shortages and devastation following a week of deadly ross. we look at how local saw making day after this break the join me every 1st day on the alec salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me . ah, with me. ah. ah, i use the the me ah, welcome back, the branded as the global war on terror sunglasses, but the marketing ploy by shades manufacturer, oakley, has created an army of angry us veterans. the issue centers on a ribbon, on the rim of each pair, representing the metal us soldiers received the problem being, they got the colors wrong and to make matters worse, the metal itself is seen by solvers nothing more than the equivalent of a participation trophy given out for simply joining the military, we spoke to a former us marine sergeant who feels that vets are being exploited for commercial gain. veterans are constantly being taken advantage of, and $250.00 oakley. glasses a

northwest of scotland later. but elsewhere, some good spells of sunshine, and in the south we are looking at highs of 29 degrees. that's all from me for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: south africaing of former presidentjacob zuma. the government has said the unrest had brought shame on the entire country. more than 70 people have been killed. the pop singer britney spears has secured the right to choose her own lawyer, as she tries to end the conservatorship that controls her business affairs. the approval comes three weeks after the singer made an emotional address in which she called the existing arrangement abusive. the former us president george w bush has criticised the withdrawal of nato troops from afghanistan, calling the decision "unbelievably bad" before warning that, in his opinion, civilians were being left to be "slaughtered" by the taliban. now on bbc news, man up,

northwest nigeria release, a 100 kids that victim. many of them mothers. and their children, the celebrations continue instead of goal despite africa. calling from a corona virus surge, fueled by the belt a very and i've been sport them a walking box. procure the n, be a truck, and ship for the 1st time in half a century. ah, the company has no position. party is demanding to know where it's chairman is after an overnight police raid officer is rounded up. freeman and boy and 10 other today ma party members. the party says the arrests are proved, the president semi as lou, her son is continuing for a perry and ism of a previous as sir john michael fully who died in march. catherine saw reports the police in northwest townsend. he is once a city looking for anyone trying to attend a meeting called by the opposition, shut down my party. that's despite the rest of 11 party members, including its leader freeman. boy. the opposition has been calling for constitutional changes, such as the reduction of presidential powers and an independent electoral commission. but the, but really beginning to constitution, we are fighting for he's not j

northwest in some far state. most of them were women and children. at least 7 people have been killed. 40 injured and the latest fighting in southern afghanistan happened during schilling between africa and government forces and taliban fighters in kandahar hospital officials say most of the victims were women and children. indonesia has reported its high daily death toll since the pandemic began with 200 deaths. it is currently dealing with the worst outbreak in asia. covered 900 restrictions has been extended until july, the 25th. meanwhile, a stranger to larger states are also reporting a rise of infections, even though they have been under locked down south wales as reported another $110.00 cases. neighboring victories had 22. but in queensland, the city of brisbin has been selected. the host of the 2032 summer olympic games that announcement made on wednesday by the international olympic committee. brisbin will become the 3rd australian city to host the then pick games after melbourne back in 1956. and of course, the sydney games in the year 2000, you go, you're up to date with the news here on al jazeera generation change, the root is coming up next me. ah ah, ah, welcome to ge

of northwest england. >> as a foreign correspondent, i spent my career covering everything from wars in the middle east to the ebola outbreak in africaovid-19 took hold in britain, i went back to my home county of west yorkshire is the company went into its first lockdown. little did i know i would be covering this for the next year and a half. the area is dominated by cheap farms and more. in the beginning, residents of my village spring into action, forming a support group. dr. angela operates a local care. we spoke last march. >> i run a 75-bed hospice. the masks we've been given so far are the moisture masks. luckily, my husband has fantastic skills, making skills with 3d printers. >> angelos staff needed the masks, and here i am with these machines. i thought i could make them. >> everything is new for us. it is quite a risky time at the moment, but as we are medical people, patients come fast. >> just as the doctor said this was a new situation for him, it was for me, as well. i normally report stories from far-flung places. i wasn't just reporting from my hometown, where there are no front lines, and the enemy is invisible. in

locked out in south africa, where we are not supposed to have gatherings of a large amount of people know gatherings, a tool. in fact, nearly 150 schools students are missing in northwest nigeria after attack has rated a boarding school. it's the latest in a recent wave of mass abductions, targeting students there. julian wolf has more straw parents gather the school compound, consoling one another as a weight to your use of their missing ripped sandals and empty beds are all that remain after attackers raid at the battle baptist boring school in northwest nigeria, while students slept this morning about 6, have given up a new light shoot in our talk, including my police, say the assailants overpowered security guards and took the victims into a nearby forest. more than 2 dozen students have been rescued. this is the regions tent, math school kidnapping since december a day earlier in a separate attack on a health center north of car do not city about a dozen people were abducted, including children as young as 3 minor owners. many in northern nigeria live in poverty and don't have jobs. the region has seen a rising kidnappings for ransom in recent years, which is havi

south africa, pover president, jacob zillow, has turned himself into police to serve a jail sentence for contempt of court telephone fight to try to take control of a provincial capital the northwest of got his phone. but the governor says that they've been pushed back. ah well for it isn't a hate to say they've arrested 2 police or 2 people in connection with the assassination of president. jovan might say 4 others were killed in a gunfight with security forces. why say, was killed at his home in the early hours of wednesday morning, is wife was injured and has been taken to the us for treatment. the assassination has happened is haiti grapples with gang violence. soaring, inflation and antique of the process will get an update to the rosalie jordan shortly, but 1st and he got his report. the home of the haitian president job, now luis is now sealed off the scene of an assassination that shop the international community. the nation's deputy prime minister says, armed men speaking english and spanish storm the house in the early hours of wednesday, killing the 53 year old and badly injuring his wife. street protests calling from always to step down have been a regular occurrence i

of northwest england. >> reporter: as a foreign correspondent, i've spt my career covering everything from wars in the middle east to ebola outbreaks in africa. but in march 2020, as covid 19 took hold britain, i went back to my home county ofest yorkshire as the country went into its first lockdown. little did i know that i'd be covering this story for the next year and a half. found approximately 30 miles east of manchester, the area is dominated by victorian woollen mills, row houses, she farms and beautifully bleak moorland in the beginning, residents of my village and indeed up and down the valley, sprung into action, forming support groups to help the most vulnerable as young and old adapted to a new normal of life under lockdown. dr. angela nall operates a local care facility. we spoke last march. >> i run a 75-bed hospice. we don't have any face shields and the masks that we have been given so far are just the moisture masks. luckily, my husband has got some fantastic skills, making skills with 3d printers. >> angela's staff, of course, needed the masks and here i am with all these machines, and there i could make them. >> reporter: