the by the storm. lillian has been bringing some unseasonably wet and windy weather into the northwest of europe. you can say this large area cloud has been making its way through the time they practised the files on the system not see storm at the moment. it will continue to drive its way across and will say, i have a towards a little ways we go through the remainder of the morning into the pos of this often to spend a lot of what we do, whether to come across the me around the scottish board is easing over towards the eastern side of the scuffling pushing across into scandinavia as we go through the remainder of friday. possibly conditions will show us through roughly behind, across the island into northern olive at western side of scotland. and today the course of good parts of the west of england and wales some whether to just write down through them of the low countries into know the positive from centralized view . it must be a fine, typically august like weather will continue more warm sunshine coming in here building at 29 celsius. this one was still little further southwards at east. we

across, the bulk is pushing the cost of those, the box a little more clap to up towards the northwest of europe. we've got to this web a system here, this from that set, trying to slip a little further south with the nation was it will bring some right into paris as we go through uh, fraud. i some went to weather around the western side of france, just pushing down into a central areas of best buy. at this stage. i'll try bryce because a good part of the purchase, charles central air is still dry, bright and pretty wolves. 33 south, just the in vienna into the search is to for belle great and full book rest. while the widespread showers as we go on into what, straight down towards that southeast corner. also if you like, just running into ducky, i still a few shells into west positive view of the front spike maybe even though the concert of portugal seeing a shower or 2 in the coming days. funny, a shower is still across central areas of africa. i still a little farther north and they should be so also chad, pushing across indonesia. well now areas of nigeria, things and big showers over the ne

of agricultural organizations in france have already called on the government to take emergency measures. however, due to extreme weather, grain crops across europe have come under attack. the northwest suffered from heavy rains, while drought and high temperatures have damaged corn crops in the east of the region. and ukraine may experience an acute shortage of bread. the catastrophic situation has arisen due to a fatal combination of a number of unfavorable factors. electricity, broken supply chains, as well as high prices for raw materials. the cost of bread has already increased by 20%, but even this does not save from losses. businessmen are in despair, the solution to the problem does not even depend on the authorities , neither in the field of energy, nor in the field of logistics, the government, in principle, cannot do anything. representatives of polish industrial circles have appealed to the prime minister of the country with a plea for salvation, because electricity in the country is more expensive than in any other. eu. in poland, a megawatt-hour costs 90 euros. this practically excludes any profitability of energy-intensive production. at the same time, in norway and sw

of this country have died due to the fires. hamid sada and sima news agency's turkey and eastern europe regional office, ankara, and typhoon ampil hit areas in the north and northwest of japan today. this typhoon moves to the east of japan, including kalanshe. every tokyo is gaining strength. weather officials warned of strong winds of up to 14 kilometers per hour, as well as gusts of up to 2,014 kilometers per hour in tokyo and the izu islands. this typhoon will approach kanto and tokoku regions with more strength until saturday. weather officials warn that the blizzards could be strong enough to destroy homes. sea wave height it may reach 10 meters today. thank you very much for your companion. god bless you. the issue of global warming, which was raised after the industrial revolution, led to an increase in the temperature on the surface of the earth by an average of about 1.7. degree celsius until today, and after conducting various studies, scientists realized the connection between the production of greenhouse gases and the process of global warming. some areas on the surface of the earth. like iran region, middle latitudes experience more temperature increas

army was part of the 21st army group working for general montgomery for most of the time that they were in northwest europe. and then at some point down the road, it also like to write an actual traditional of general simpson, because i plenty of personal papers and early career background and things to make that possible. ladies and gentlemen, round of apologies for john mcmanus mark calhoon.

of course cold list uninhabitable. and then the fall out, but where it's going to go straight northwest into europe. it's going to hit the saying, the polls is going to hit the germans, the danes, the scandinavian countries, and right into the u. k. and scotland. but apparently, the, the, the leadership of those nations really doesn't give them. just the final thoughts on is something that we've been hearing a number of weeks ago at arthur and says a possible negotiations coming together. all sorts are thinking about in the future way. and then this happens. it also happens with joe biden, essentially being sidelined on new democratic leadership, new leadership in the white house. how do you see november's election impacting this? well, one of the things that they've mentioned to us because the trumpet said, oh, put an end to this for 3 days because of the ukrainians, they'll come to negotiations will cut off all the aid, or if the russians they'll come will just for all the aid we can a different which the us has already doing is it is so there's just not that much more a that us can do. but that's

of the biggest demonstrations to use. and so these capital the, let's go with your weather report for europe in africa, 2 things i want to point out in the northwest 1st, let's focus today on sundays sundays spouse for the u. k. a bit of rain for northern scandinavia, but number one, we put this for to monday. rain comes in off the atlantic for ireland, scotland, and also northern ireland. but look at this bubble of heat for southeast england. london, 32 france parents set 37. this is a conveyor belt of heat coming up from both portugal in spain. so here we are back on sunday dark at the read the hotter it is madrid 38. it's pretty much been about 3 weeks of your temperature wobbling between 3039 and 40. now the showers in storms have moved away from central and eastern europe. those temperatures are going up 30 degrees in zurich, $32.00 in budapest, and for turkey a, we've got a breeze coming in off the boss for us could give us a few showers and is stumble wendy through greece is creek island where there is a wildfire. bernie, there africa looks like this storms pretty much now along the border with new share and burkina fast. so that could prod

europe, this news caused a shock. the press was full of laughter. on august 30, 1906 , the voyage of the norwegian explorer amundsen through the northwest passage, asarctic ocean along the northern coast is called, was completed. north america, where the atlantic and pacific oceans meet. this passage had been sought for several centuries to shorten the route and not... go around the continent through the south, the discoverer was the british polar explorer robert john maclure, he passed through the passage half a century before amunson, although he did part of the way on ice, and returned to england on a ship of another expedition, but maclure proved that the passage exists, amunson was the first to pass this route by water, it was not possible to use the canal because of too harsh weather conditions, in the beginning of the 20th century, the panama canal had already been built and the problems of shortening the sea route from the atlantic to... quite navigable, but so far it is less developed than the northern sea route, there is no infrastructure, no population, no icebreakers. exactly 80 years ago, on the night of august 30, 1944, british aircra

northwest wind direction, their number is always different and is regularly renewed. by the end of the working week , frontal cloud fields of the cyclone began to break through from europethe borders of the country. in the afternoon at thursday, a squall gate was noticed in the smolensk region. a little later, it reached orel. a volley of rain instantly flooded the streets of the city. real seas appeared under the overpasses. during the thunderstorm, the wind intensified to a storm. the elements played out in the urals in one of the villages of the chelyabinsk region. a tornado blew off the roofs of houses and scattered greenhouses around the area. these are roofs, what did you see, you got an electric shock, tore down the line. wow, in the central regions of european russia the weather was unseasonably warm all week, as a result in the middle zone. even the swimming season resumed. people again flocked to the beaches of the moscow region. now the water temperature in some rivers in the capital region has reached 22°. it must be said that all the extreme natural phenomena observed in the european territory of russia are, first of all, a consequence of the invasion of ve

northwest wind direction, their number is always different and is regularly renewed. by the end of the working week, frontal cloud fields of the cyclone began to break through from europe to the borders of the country. on thursday afternoon, a squall was noticed in the smolensk region. a little later, it reached ... wow! in the central regions of european russia, unseasonably warm weather lasted all week weather. as a result , the swimming season has even resumed in the middle zone. people have again flocked to the beach in the moscow region. now the water temperature in some rivers in the capital region has reached 22°. it must be said that all extreme natural phenomena observed in the european territory of russia are primarily a consequence. very warm air from the mediterranean has flowed into the region, its influence has been fully felt by residents of the southern part of the russian plain, a whole series of maximum temperature records has even taken place in the region, so already in monday, an unprecedented heat wave engulfed crimea, but then in tavrida the hot anomaly slightly decreased, kuban and the caucasus foothills were at the epicenter of overheating, ext

visit to southport, the town in the northwest of england where three young girls were fatally stabbed at a dance class last month. scotland holds a grim record in europehe highest number of drug deaths as a result of misuse. and despite measures to address the issue in recent years, the numbers are rising again. data from the national records of scotland for 2023 revealed that 1,172 people died. that's up 121 on the previous 12 months, marking a 12% increase. but as you can see, the rise comes after a clear drop off in 2022. at the time, that drop was seen as an early sign that progress was finally being made in scotland. there has been a huge amount of investment in rehab and front—line emergency services across scotland to deal with the crisis. this time last year, there was hope. now there is more concern. in other parts of europe, maybe 70—80% of people who are experiencing problem drug use or engage or retained in treatment. experiencing problem drug use or engaged and retained in treatment. in scotland, that's fallen to 40, perhaps even less than 40% at times. so that protective safety net hasn't been at a level that we would want. the vast majo

well to where the northwest suite band of showers, western france. belgian netherlands, denmark pushing in to the baltic states. nothing major here. just a few spits of rank to central europe. we go actually the bulk and see really trapped in this area. many spots closing in on their hottest august a as a result. so we're seeing some pop up thunderstorms here throughout the day. and if i show the situation in greece, it's still a windy pitch around athens right through to creek island walk fires are burning in both of these areas to africa. lot of storms, probably not northwest nigeria, northern benito, gunner, that's pushing in super keen of fat. so and also finding its way into southern volley out towards guinea. be so the gambia and send a goal and it's accommodate for now in south africa. enjoy. and cape town because we'll change up the weather but just a little bit on saturday. see you later. the a sense of the long walk down any street and car sales to feel the presence of expend community and the everyday heroes and communities together. lopez overs, logos, a da 0 of visits, it's offensive community and so on. so canada, where locals are fighting to maintain their i

northwest. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk from rome. i'm stephen sackur. across europe power are now winning elections, or getting mighty close. but what happens when they do achieve national office? well, the best case study in western europe right now is here in italy, where prime minister giorgia meloni's far—right coalition has been in power for almost two years. my guest today is nicola procaccini, a meloni confidante who is a member of the european parliament. how is far—right rule changing italy? nicola procaccini, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for your invitation.

well to where the northwest suite band of showers, western france. belgian netherlands, denmark pushing in to the baltic states. nothing major here. just a few spits of rank to central europe. we go actually the bulk and see really trapped in this area. many spots closing in on their hottest august a as a result. so we're seeing some pop up thunderstorms here throughout the day. and if i show the situation increase, it's still a windy pitch around athens right through to create island walk. fires are burning in both of these areas to africa. lot of storms, probably not. northwest nigeria, northern benito, gunner, that's pushing in super keen of fact so and also finding its way into southern bali, out towards guinea be so the gambia and send a goal and it's accommodate for now in south africa. enjoy. and cape town because we'll change up the weather bits just so little bits on saturdays. see you later. the latest news as it breaks, recent polls show the harris campaign gaming on trump in many swing states. and some recent surveys even show were running ahead of him nationwide with details coverage. that will be huge disappointment now the policy, the one the election 15 mon

let's go with your weather report for europe in africa, 2 things i want to point out in the northwest 1st. let's focus today on sundays sundays spouse for the u. k. a bit of rain for an order in scandinavia, but number one, we put this for to monday. rain comes in of the atlantic for ireland, scotland, and also northern ireland. but look at this bubble of heat for southeast england. london, 32 france parents set 37. this is a conveyor belt of heat coming up from both portugal in spain. so here we are back on sunday dark at the read the hotter it is madrid 38. it's pretty much been about 3 weeks of your temperature wobbling between 3039 and 40. now the showers in storms have moved away from central and eastern europe. those temperatures are going up 30 degrees in zurich, $32.00 in budapest, and for turkey a, we've got a breeze coming in off the boss for us could give us a few showers and stumble wendy through greece is creek island where there is a wildfire. bernie, there africa looks like this storms pretty much now along the border with new share and burkina fast. so that could produce some flooding over the next little bit. and it continues to be breezy