the gold for perth is underneath the ground in perth.hether you own enough shares to buy one ounce of gold or you could own 500,000 shares of aaau, you could turn your shares in to the perth mint, and they will send you back the gold. scarlet: you guys launched august 15. how many people have redeemed their shares? jay: it is not a lot. i would say five or six different people have done that. we are getting the word out. people have called about it. they are interested in the ability to be able to do that. it is very unique. scarlet: for a younger generation, a lot of people see bitcoin as an attorney to have. -- alternative. that really confuses me. bitcoin is notoriously volatile. how can that be seen as an alternative in volatile time? justina: from what i have heard, it seems like folks are tracking the performance as the market gets riskier. folks decide bitcoin is this thing that has safe haven characteristics similar to gold. younger folks who are more interested in riskier assets decide, for now, bitcoin is a fair choice. i have

figures 8900 and perth over the next couple of days see temperatures just edging up to melbourne as we go on through monday edging up a touch too for hobart i am pleased to say where that cold air going with that cooler weather guy gets rolling over towards new zealand we're going to see some very blustery weather feeding in here over the next a day or says the south are certainly feeling rather cool and damp snow over the high ground 9 celsius in christchurch on sunday similar conditions as we go on into monday some of that wetter weather starting to fade as went to central and northern parts of the country but sort of any significant right for the time being into japan the heat wave in tokyo continues on sunday and going on in some monday ahead of a typhoon next week. adored by millions for challenging social issues head on what women don't. why is mexico's longest running so. the program celebrates its anniversary the producers revisit one of their most powerful storylines. and discover how the show has affected the women who inspired it in the 1st place. now i have a voice some

again cold enough even in perth for the overnight temperatures 40 back to well well down into single figures 8900 and perth over the next couple of days see temperatures just edging up to melbourne as we go on through monday edging up a touch too for hobart i am pleased to side with that cold air guy was that cool about the goddess rolling over towards new zealand we're going to see some very blustery weather fading in here over the next dial says the south island certainly feeling rather cool and damp snow over the high ground 9 celsius in christchurch on sunday similar conditions as we go on into monday some of that wetter weather starting to fade as went to central and northern parts of the country by sort of any significant right for the time being into japan the heat wave in tokyo continues on sunday and going on in some monday ahead of a typhoon next week. by millions for challenging social species had arms what women don't say is mexico's longest running cell. as the program celebrates its anniversary the producers revisit one of the most powerful storylines. and discover how

perth temperature staying in the midteens, won't change as a cold front pushes through.temperature 27. over here, rainy for parts of temperature 17. brisbane, sunshine, 23. very nice for the north and south island of new zealand. storm systems have pushed through, more sun is going to be in the forecast map as we go toward friday. auckland, 16 degrees, christ thosese12, saturday, temperatures staying in that area. up toward parts of fiji, quite rainy, temperature 25 degrees. japan, finally a break in the towards the time we get saturday, a lot of the rain showers start making their way east, we will see a lot of clearing and drying across much of the area. tokyo, sunny and 31. ♪ ♪ anchor: hello again, and a reminder of our top stories on al jazeera. arabia tos saudi intervene to stop the united arab emirates separatists fighting for control of aden. british mps say next week could be their only chance to prevent a no deal brexit, after the prime minister's controversial decision to suspend parliament for five weeks. ♪ and the colombian president announces a reward of alm

for 90 cats aren't just perth's they're her life 12 years ago the 25 year old graphic designer adopted her 1st stray cat many more have followed since then. she and her mother opened the 1st shelter for stray cats in the palestinian west bank 2 years ago her main motivation is protecting the animals. another man's on that this was not opened out of the blue it was opened because of the municipality's policy of puzzling keds even residents here also post in them we have lost so many cats because of this policy that are in the. many stray cats in the streets of a prawn are malnourished and sick or are infested with parasites when they arrive at the shelter they are treated by a vet vaccinated and neutered. he currently cares for about 50 cats. feeding them playing with them and keeping the shelter clean is a lot of work and expensive. pair of the lower the money we spend on the shelter is used only from our own pockets sometimes received donations into port especially from foreign countries these donations help us to cover their facilities expenses. but until now unfortunately it hasn't

a perth still the days almost on the conversation continues online to find us on twitter you can follow me at brant goff t.v. gives you just hashtags the day i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see them in the. center of the conflict zone. close ones venezuela's opposition a sense of them focused news yet the size you get the military is a come of the best size my guess is the fear in london is going to some i'm a representative of the famous wave of opposition leader and the so stick that because of those qualified what happens next conflict sophia stops. telling. her 1st day of school in the jungle. first listen the. band doris green the moment arrives. the joint direct attack on her journey back to freedom. you know we're an interactive documentary. record 10 returns home on d w dot com tang's. local tourist guide from germany capital i love berlin the full scope of the multi cultural metropolis you know your attack series 79 i don't know how to bend in like trying something new i love me even once should once again stress and looks like the

out here towards the east but it's really the one out here towards the west making its way towards perth that is going to be the strongest storm pushing through now with it temperatures are going to be dropping we're going to see a lot of weather and winds along with this as well perth dropping down to about 13 degrees tomorrow but watch as we move this front from saturday into sunday it really pushes through much of australia adelaide is going to be dropping down to about 40 degrees alice springs coming from $31.00 down to 20 but that's not the end of it as we go towards monday sunday into monday we really see a lot of that cold air coming in from the south dropping down to 15 degrees here and alice springs but we are going to be seeing out here towards the southeast we're going to see a lot of snow anywhere from 500 meters and up so that's very very low for this area we're talking about victoria new south wales as well as into tasmania temperatures are going to be in the single digits for hobart but as we go towards next week into wednesday we're going to see even a bigger colder push

southwestern part of australia we're going to be seeing back to back storms coming through and for perth you're seeing one of those fronts pushing through right now here the clouds on the satellite image the storm is also bring some very gusty winds sometimes of local heavy rain across much of that area now the storm is going to be pushing through as we go towards tomorrow and we're going to see a lot of rain across the bite winds will also be a problem right here but this is the next storm coming in from the indian ocean that one is going to be even stronger than this one and by friday it could be a big problem so we do expect to see it some thunderstorms with hail across the region pushing through perth particularly as we go from friday night as well as into saturday and over here towards parts of the new zealand things looking quite nice across much of the area for auckland at 13 degrees and if you close for christ church with a temperature of 11 degrees for you. from mother to daughter an ancient croft kept alive by a bustling matriarch. from start to finish. all traditions intertwin

of the southwest of asia at the same time iwan across into australia's been one couple of days in perth and also in the southeast we've got the next frontal system sliding by this will bring shadows as we go through wednesday and on into thursday so adelaide melbourne hobart expect to see those shows we could even see some wednesday a high of 19 there is that warm high in perth on wednesday but it does cool down by thursday the next friends again could just be in the cloud and also the chance of a few showers that nice warm day in brisbane on thursday with a high of 23 although we could see some scott of thunderstorms and then a mix of conditions really into the north and south of new zealand we've got the chance of one to 2 shots i mostly dry in christchurch and quite a warm day such say with 16 degrees. think of some of the biggest companies in the world today all of them big tech with algorithms at their core the move that we want out of we produce we're in the midst of a great race for dot and big tech companies are in the chase empires rising on a wealth of information. and the 2nd

voted out of the organisers from perth every woman for the office. look. because of. the locals would definitely like peter sustain what we're more. in front of the. picture the congo has become his home over the past 30 years now he has to return reluctantly to germany. the others struggle to every day with the question of whether they should stay. and whether their development aid helps or makes things worse and whether they have the strength to carry on. and the director of the film. joins me now now stefan this was your 1st major feature and you chose to kish in one of the most difficult countries in the world why well it started with a friend of mine howard who is also in the film we've known each other for a long time and he started working there and doing his research then started telling me about. how difficult it is for him to struggle with his own role. of being in the position of power of bringing money from europe and. kept telling me about this and i found it very fascinating of course i'd been thinking about the question of development corporation and he

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opinion that they should have really tried harder to work out their differences and russia's also perth said that they didn't think that they were in a noncompliance and they've offered to after the today's announcement also the treaty is ended they have also offered a moratorium so the question is could there be more done to try to save this really important treaty for europe and we don't think that enough has been done and we certainly don't think that the europeans are doing enough to try to save it as an arms controls expert yourself do you feel that there's still a use for these treaties should we be debating whether they're useful today i don't think we should be debating on the usefulness of treaties i think we should actually be debating whether we have this nuclear weapons at all anymore and the reason that i can won the nobel peace prize was because we actually helped to develop the new treaty which was. passed by the un in 2017 and would ban completely all nuclear weapons and this is where we want to go we want to get rid of all of them which is actually what obama was talkin

ever score against new zealand as they beat the world champions 47—26 in the rugby championship in perth reduced to 14 men on the stroke of half—time, as scott barrett received is marching orders for a dangerous tackle. -- his —— his marching orders. the wallablies were then rampant in the second half running in five more tries. it's australia's first win over their neighbours since 2017. ireland began their world cup warm up matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first but this from fly—half joey carberry was just one of their five tries this afternoon. they added another couple before half time, one from winger dave kearney and then from man—of—the—match andrew conway, squeezing in at the corner. there was one worrying note though, as carberry was carried off early in the second half with an ankle injury. ahead of the world cup — ireland will be hoping that isn't as serious as it looked. three england players have today been ruled out of eddiejones‘s side that will meet wales at twickenham on sunday. henry slade, sam underhill and ruaridh mcconnochie will p

a warm couple of days ahead. 19 celsius in perth with cloud and rain showers.ittle bit cooler, but it will be a dry start to your weekend. a little bit warmer into melbourne. 18 degrees celsius is your high. quite warm into new zealand. rather unsettled for both days. particularly into auckland. you will see rain both days. christchurch, likely on friday. it might cool on saturday. 10 degrees celsius. we could see snow. meanwhile into japan, here we are still talking very much about the situation.. it is still a tropical storm. wind gusting at 100 kilometers per hour. it does nott h have quite as log to deposit the amount t of rainfall as it is moving quicker. we could stitill pick up 300 millimeters in some areas. of 35.ith a high ♪ >> top stories on al jazeera. an iranian oil tanker seized that the coast of gibraltar has been given the all clear to set sail despite the u.s. state department asking for detention to be extended. -- two democratic congresswomen hit back at being banned from entering israel. several people are being killed in an exchange of fire

for perth, nice conditions. winds out of the northeast. a typical 22 degrees.ew zealand, things will be getting worse. a lot of rain and winds. as a storm approaches, high elevation snow will be a problem. you can see on the south island. toward wednesday, those colors drop toward wellington and auckland. parts of japan, quite rainy. it won't stop for many areas. tokyo, 29 degrees. >> just a top look at the top stories. an airstrike in syria has nearly missed a convoy. syrian forces say they have taken control of a checkpoint toch would give them access a town. and you are police officer involved in the chokehold death of eric garner in 2014 has been fired. video shows the officers wrestling him to the ground during an attempted arrest. corruption --an considering corruption charges against omar al-bashir. he has now told news agencies he received $9 million from the saudi royal family. in other stories, the leaders of france and russia have indicated a new round of talks maybe on the table to end the conflict in ukraine. for is there is cause optimism at presi

wesfarmers may have one time -- let us get to the ceo in perth. rob scott. lot of chatter out there and stories have been written in the aussie press. what i want to know from you is as an australian ceo, in your is rba, two rate cuts from the -- will it impact your business? rob: you need to look at the economy beyond the rate cuts. the results we have reported today in our industrial portfolio in many ways show that the australian economy is not in that bad of shape. been a bit of a slowdown in economic growth partly impacted by concerns around house prices. we are seeing the stabilization there and once again, as we showed in the results, things are not too bad. nejra: rob, you recently said that you will no longer be pursuing the rare earth producer, lie next. .s a big -- linux is a big acquisition still in the future? i first tookd when over as ceo, the main involveities we look to investing capital. that is the primary focus. we will be opportunistic from time to time. since we first announced our interest in that company, we have since completed our a

perth, 17 degrees.d a bitit of cloud coastal areas and that could bring with it one or two showers. again, a mix of clouds and speckled shower clouds on the satellite. it is not a bad day in auckland on winds they. we have got more clouds across south ireland into christchurch. into thursday, we have got some rain in auauckland. a finding in christchurch, 13 celsius is the warmest you'll see. japan and the korean peninsula, we have been watching the tropical storm. by wednesday, pushing on through the korean peninsula. it will push out into the sea of japan. clearing across much of japan. 34 c celsius in tokyo. across moreill southern sections of the korean peninsula with 33 as the hide. -- the high. ♪ ♪ barbara: time now for a reminder of the top stories on "al jazeera." warnedn's prime minister the crisis in kashmir could explode into a regional force. -- war. kashmir has been under lockdown since the government stripped the region of its autonomous status. the uss sanctions against venezuela will cut

perth is warm. by friday, a rain chance. 17 degegrees celsius.shine in brisbane, 21 degrees and friday, showers and sydney with a high of 14. in the south island of new the nextgood for couple days. a system coming in lingers and keeps rain off shore. 16 in christchurch thursday with a shower, then dry and clear friday. 11 degrees at best in christchurch. in japan, we have had torrential rain for the last couple days across much of the west of japan. in particular honshu, also, this is the prefecture where thereres a lot of water. three people have died in landslides. the rain stays i in the forecast thursday and friday, heavy acacross into honshu.u. >> time for a reminder of the top stories. boris johnson has moved to suspend parliament for five weeks ahead of the october 31 brexit deadline. political opponents have limited time to stop britain crashing out of the eu without a deal. yemen's u.n. recognized government says it is in control offensiveter a brief against separatists. it was seized by the fighters two weeks ago. hamas declared a stat

part of born pressed and harried that hosts only for a defensive merits of perth title against leverkusen 50 s and front line kevin fallen teeing up live on bailey in the scoring ranks was the pundits who dismissed how the bones chances in the top flight might have already felt justified. was. time for stephan bomb gazza get his players believing that nothing is impossible. and while lady goosen score lots of goals they're also pretty porous in the back spend michelle pounced on human pumped up things for us and even the school i was getting on was this is one of the reasons why the cost $166.00 pounds in the previous 2 campaigns ask us about is always telling interview is kids go out trying to school girls i'm not surprised that was but money also not says in the bundesliga part of bones in science was as a market value of 24000000 iraqis. that so most of. one lady q.'s imply a kind heart that is estimated. and the 20 year old showed his work with the man of the love to restore the bug sides only. good news for paper boss but was it good enough. powder burns as we've heard refused to be

brisbane.grees in a few degrees below what we have seen lately. 20 degrees in perth.day 20 again in brisbane, and 17 and said they. dayew zealand not a bad thurursday. bringing a scattering of showers . both christchurch and auckland should stay dry on thursday. you will have a cool down particularly in the over nine hours. with a moisture around, that will produce some snow to the alps as we had to frididay. you can see one or two showers. not a bad day and auckland with a high of 14 celsius. continuing that dry spell across much of japan. the chance of a shower into tokyo. the korean pencil and not bad through thursday. a bit of rain pushing north as we had through friday. but nor ---- warm in seoeoul at. >> welcome back, the u.s. treasury department has imposed sanctions on iran's foreign minister, mohammad javad zarif. saying he could be a threat to the u.s. agenda. doctors in the democratic republic of congo quarantined 15 people in south keeley promise over fears they had been affected by a bolo. until now -- if infected by a bola. across the drc. and sudanese p

part of bone pressed and harried their hosts only for a defensive merits of perth title against leverkusen fearsome front line kevin fallen teeing up live on bailey in the scoring. was the pundits who dismissed how the bones chances in the top flight might have already felt justified. was. time for stephan bum gazza get his players believing that nothing is impossible. and while led me to score lots of goals they also pretty porous in the back spend michelle pounced on him in the biggest fall back pass and even the school i was getting on was this is one of the reasons part of course the $166.00 goals in the previous 2 campaigns scott brown got his always telling interview is kids come up trying to score goals i'm not surprised that was but money also not says in the bundesliga part of bones inspired squads as a market value of 24000000 iraqis. that so most a quarter of what one. les because i'm quiet i have that is just him i see that. and the 20 year old showed his work with a lovely love to restore the sides really. good news for pacer boss but was it good enough. on a bone as we've hea

perth back down to 21 celsius by thursday afternoon. quiet down just a touch across the mediterranean, with temperatures perhaps peeking into the low 30s. getting a little bit cooler in the north of the uk, you can find out more details coming up shortly. hello, i‘m nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. in a dramatic development — britain‘s prime minister is to suspend parliament as the brexit deadline draws near. mps will not sit at westminster for nearly five weeks, severely limiting their chance of blocking a no—deal brexit. borisjohnson insists, that still gives them time, to have their say — before britain leaves the eu. there before britain leaves the eu. will be ample time or sides there will be ample time on both sides of that crucial october the 17th summit, ample time, in parliament, for mps to debate. the eu debate, brexit, and all the other issues. but there‘s been strong opposition — the commons speaker has labeled the move a ‘constitutional outrage‘. people in puerto rico are bracing for storm dorian, which has just been

that's also across into hobart but about day in sydney 18 degrees celsius and very warm on monday in perth the high that of 23 a little bit closer to the average on tuesday 21 just the chance of a shower along the coast but it should stay dry across into path and about today as well she is to melbourne a 14 degrees celsius now it's a slightly improving picture into orbit and which is a good thing we've seen nothing but rain for you for the last couple of days still some rain in the forecast on monday and then you'll see here in christchurch 10 celsius but not a bad day but the rain pushes in that on tuesday but that's when you will see an improvement in or clint 14 degrees celsius is your high temperature very warm indeed across much of japan in particular cross into soccer 37 celsius on monday even hotter on shoes day and then we've got this band of rain here now this is all still the remnants of what was tropical storm kima so still produces a heavy rain areas beginning to ease off by choosing to still some rain into federal stock 22 year high and there's a $38.00 in a soccer. perception

seeing temperatures across much of south western australia they're going to be on the rise so for perth here as we go towards the next day we are looking at high pressure dominating and that's going to bring plenty of sun across much of the region perth's 20 degrees here on monday and by the time we get to tuesday those temperatures are on their way up we do expect to see probably 2 or 3 more degrees there at 23 degrees. rewind returns with a new ceiling. on the plans to. series documentary. rewind continues with the last tried secret army of the cia so it's down to 75 believe in the same way that i'm sisters did living in the forest in the jungle and seems like they're abandoned by everybody on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now concerns about the u.s. trade war with china and the effect on the rest of the world is the 1st topic for leaders meeting at the g. 7 summit in france i sat down together just over an hour ago in the city of parrots tens of thousands of brazilian soldiers have begun heading into the amazon to join the fight against fires burni

part of born pressed and harried that hosts only for defensive merits of perth title against leverkusen fearsome front line kevin fall and teeing up only on bailey to open the scoring thanks frank was the pundits who dismissed by the bones chances in the top flight might have already felt justified. was. time for steph and bam got to get his players believing that nothing is impossible. and while levy cruisin score lots of goals that also pretty porous in the back stand michelle pounced on him pumped up against fall back pass and even the school i was getting on was because one of the reasons why the past 166 goals in the previous 2 campaigns is cause i'm got is always telling interview as kids come up trying to score goals i'm not surprised that was but money also not says in the bundesliga part of bones entire squad has a market value that's 24000000 iraqis. so most of what one lady couzin fly a kite ah that's his estimated that. and the 20 year old showed his wife with a lovely love to restore the good sides legs. good news for pacer boss but was it good enough. on a bone as we've he

for tonight the cats aren't just perth's they're her life 12 years ago the 25 year old graphic designer adopted her 1st stray cat many more have followed since then. she and her mother opened the 1st shelter for stray cats in the palestinian west bank 2 years ago her main motivation was protecting the animals. but not in the zone that this was not opened out of the blue it was opened because of the municipalities policy of puzzling kids even residents here also post in them we have lost so many kids because of this policy there are in the. many stray cats in the streets of a prawn are malnourished and sick or are infested with parasites when they arrive at the shelter they are treated by a vet vaccinated and neutered. he currently cares for about 50 cats. feeding them playing with them and keeping the shelter clean is a lot of work and expensive. there the lower the money we spend on the shelter is used we from our own pockets sometimes received donations and support especially from foreign countries these donations help us to cover the facilities expenses. but until now unfortunately i

and perth still the days almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter youcan follow me at brant goff t.v. different if you use the hash tag the day i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day or so you're going to. enter the conflict zone. close most monos way most offices assume to bed phone this means yet to try to get the military to come over to their side my guess this news here in london is the most annoying the representative to the famous whale of a physician and is so sick that presidents qualified oh what happens next conflict so few shops keep. on the double. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. using an interactive content to inspire people to take action the audience the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and on on. the quiet melody resume as michael light of the mood. ready reasoning within its soul. the moonlight and the music.

by a stray in the rugby championship the wallabies run in 6 tries in a record 47 to 26 victory in perth it was australia's highest ever score against the old blacks and new zealand did have a players sent off just before half time scott barrett dismissed for a dangerous tackle he becomes just the 4th all black ever to be given a red card in a test. so rita williams has beaten now me osaka at the rogers cup in toronto the quarterfinal match was the 1st meeting between the pair since all soccer won last year's u.s. open title but there was to be no repeats of the umpire and controversy from that match as williams eased into the semifinals with a straight sets win despite the loss of sakho will become the new world number one next week. and that's always full for mandy back to sammy thanks so much. well back to it for me too and for this news we'll be back with another phobos enough news coming up from london in just a moment so stay with us here not 0. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by n

french marius lost his fight to protect people in his village from perth the sides of the he banned the use of court and over ruled him he's now appealing the decision but this case has inspired others across france to take similar action explains. this tiny breton village of language it has found itself at the center of controversy in the battle over the pesticides in may the local mayor to quote some saw as being a bold decision to ban the use of pesticides within $150.00 metre cordon of the village farming the unions were furious and the matter ended up in court now the man daniel coeff had his ban overturned but the debacle is now shining a light on the deep political contradictions surrounding pesticides in france where president mark korn praised his intentions for tackling phosphate a burning issue over health concerns he said the solution was not to issue a decree that doesn't comply with the law for macko if that's a double standard. i don't understand what is happening micron and the ecology minister said that i am right and doing a good thing to protect my people but in the m

blacks retained the bledisloe cup for the 17th straight time, having been beaten by the wallabies in perthuth africa beating argentina in the second of the southern hemisphere clashes, while in the northern hemisphere, italy have hammered russia. scotland are currently playing france in nice. it's 20—3 to france. and in the pick of the matches, wales beat england in cardiff and will go to the top of the world rankings for the first time. congratulations to them. that is all the sport for now. more later. thank you. tributes are being paid to the american actor peter fonda, who's died aged 79. best known for his role in the 1969 road film easy rider, his family says he died peacefully at his home in los angeles after suffering from lung cancer. peter bowes looks back on his career. easy rider, the counterculture classic. the open road, sex, drugs and rock and roll. the film was written, produced by and starred peter fonda, along with dennis hopper, playing a pair of long—haired bikers travelling through the american south—west and deep south. it touched a nerve with the country's youth and

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a run in 6 tries in a record 47 to 26 victory in perth it was australia's highest ever score against the all blacks in new zealand did have a players sent off just before half time called parroted dismissed for dangerous tackle he becomes just the 4th all black ever to be given a red card in a test so we know williams has beaten our real soccer at the rogers cup in toronto the quarterfinal match was the 1st meeting between the pair since all suckle won last year's u.s. open title but there was to be no repeat of the on firing controversy and from that match as williams ease into the semifinals. and that's it for me back to marion thank you santa well that's it for the news hour but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with much more of the day's news a full bulletin coming up very shortly. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the country has a fight each other and we've been told that we constantly hear this is the largest demonstration that's been held by you to refugees since over 700 files had lived near the summit on mars rules of the pla

had 370 we could see some pushing across into tasmania 15 at best few in hobart but not a bad day in perth a high there of 70 celsius and into new zealand the south through some trad we could just see a stray shower but really the bulk of the rain that is going to stay in position across the north. and south of a couple days in alton touches generally around 13 or 14 celsius and then up into japan fairly widespread rains to round out the week heavy at times clearing conditions nicely across much of the korean peninsula you can see even through the far east of russia we have got that rain in the full cost $20.00 of all start with those shots lingering on saturday and becoming less wet across japan. millions of people across india miss out on medical but a hospital train is delivering doctors and home to those most in need one i want to east towards india is a lifeline explained on al-jazeera. their own 100 crisis is now in its 2nd year more than $700000.00 and it's placed and stateless after fleeing military led massacres and me and mom and they still don't think it's safe to go home and fo

highest ever score against world champions new zealand, beating them 47—26 in the rugby championship in perth their neighbours since 2017. defeat means the all blacks have provisionally lost the top spot in the world rankings for the first time in 10 years, with wales set to take first place officially if they avoid defeat against england tomorrow. there's more on all those stories on the bbc sport website including all the build up to england's warm up match against wales at twickenham tomorrow. clive. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel, but from me and rest of the team, have a very good night. some severe weather across the uk with torrential rain and thunderstorms in this very strong and in places damaging winds whipping up the waves in penzance and once it is an exposed spot, gusts of 84 mph on the isle of wight would be no worthy in october let alone august when we saw gusts up to 60 mph across inland areas. all tied in with a deep area of low pressure, slowly pulling northwards and eastwards overnight into the north sea. gradually the strong gu

dangerous tackle were beaten 47-26 in for a dangerous tackle were beaten 47—26 in the championship in perthve the upper hand in the championship and they are currently leading 17—13 in argentina. as we said, that result has implications further afield, new zealand have lost the top spot in the world rankings for the first time in 10 yea rs. wales a re rankings for the first time in 10 years. wales are set to take over. that is if alun wynjones beats england in the first world cup warm up england in the first world cup warm up at twickenham tomorrow. the grand slam champions have named a strong 15 with captain jones becoming slam champions have named a strong 15 with captainjones becoming their most capped player and that will be the 33—year—old's 126 test match for his country. that game between wales and england at twickenham tomorrow and england at twickenham tomorrow and one other game... ireland ran in five tries to beat italy 29—10 at the aviva stadium in dublin. that is all the sport. back to you. thank you very much. now, we'll leave you with a new world record — of a chilly variety.

cloudy skies 14 in melbourne there is a chance of some showers and we could even see some showers into perth too suffered a high there of 20 celsius is a bit cooler on sunday but it should be a drier day a little bit cooler too and hope all but sunday well such a windy day although there will be some clouds in your forecast and 22.

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which i suppose is acceptable in north winds not vast or except maybe in tasmania easily warmer in perth up to about 19 degrees the lack of cloud in most places we had a promise of decent rain in the east new south wales and certainly a hint from sydney inland little bit for some showers of of your spell are very developing here in the temperature at 13 but could do with rather more than that new zealand briefly precious drop to get in the south on the it see the clouds streaming in and catching the higher ground it's pretty obvious and even this far up in space and so that suggest. there was a case among the fact showers or despite of rain could break out from the north on as well but it does suggest that the day after we find again down to 11 in washington but the sun again the main weather type in both on and. ny rain of course is the story is time the year in japan china and south korea and here's the latest frontal system it's still the seasonal front as a long way knowles in china but where than these shanghai drifts into the south of south korea and hits home shoo once again. welc

cooler in sydney 18 we could see some showers there as well enough thursday not a bad day if you're in perth 21 celsius but you will notice this line of cloud and rain and that is heading through through thursday and friday and as it does so it'll bring the rain but also to bring a slightly cooler fails of things so 15 degrees is the warmest you'll see on friday but it's a sin of 15 across into mild but not a bad day embrace been 20 wanted to greece celsius on a mostly sunny skies but an all south split going on into new zealand now we've got plenty of cloud heading your way but it's really going to the north and the sea the brunt of the rains over the next couple of days mostly drying christ church certainly dry on friday and that's when we see the heaviest of the. into or clinton on both days wellington you will also see the hot about 13 degrees celsius widespread rains across much of japan for the next couple of days and those rains working their way across the southern portions of the korean peninsula what it does do though is bringing some slightly cooler by friday should feel better th

stay dry for the next couple of days sydney doesn't call it 12 degrees celsius not about day 30 in perth have had quite a warm couple of days but by friday the next front slice through brings the rain showers and slightly to time it a bit low as well it just 17 degrees celsius meanwhile sly sunshine in prison 21 degrees and again friday in sydney with a high of 40 fairly mixed into the south island of new zealand pretty good though in oakland for the next couple of days the system coming in across the tasman sea tends to linger there really so keep for a mostly offshore 16 degrees in christchurch on thursday maybe with a shower and then dry and clearer as we head into friday cooler the 11 degrees out best for you in christchurch that we have tools japan we have had some torrential rain showers for the last several days across much of the west of japan and particular but also this is an image of from that this is the saga prefecture and there is a lot of water as you can save we've had mudslides and landslides 2 people have died people had to be evacuated and the rain stays in the poor ca

it a loss each dry a little more cloud if he were tasmanian rather more clad in to stay so strong perth will see some wet weather rolling through on wides day places where little further east which is weak i wanted to thursday 15 celsius here over the next couple of days a lot wetter weather that'll creep its way through the bite edging down towards the southeast and going to be see those temperatures trying to knock out 50 celsius for melbourne have a how about a 20 that for sydney meanwhile will see a lousy dry weather across the good parts of new zealand essentially but some places of generally fair weather cloud rolling for 38 celsius in christchurch 40 degrees for all and it's generally settled well but a mist i'm up here across western parts of the country but it should stay aloft you try further north of the sort of the equator became close saw on that tropical storm making its way into southern parts of japan by thursday. from mother to daughter an ancient craft kept alive by a bustling matriarch. from start to finish. all traditions intertwined with new designs making this fami

instead according to police the baby was severely underweight after being placed on a vegan diet from perth eating only oats and sponsor vegetables she weighed less than 5 kilograms suffered from major problems with her bones and was hardly able to move doctors said she had only developed as much as a 3 month old and had no teeth because of a lack of necessary vitamins the parents face huge criticism for not thinking of the consequences of their actions. the finer apparently discharge is not a parental responsibility to take charge by providing the necessities of life causing a danger of serious injury is undoubtedly very serious conduct particularly where the child is very young and he's unable to independently care for himself or herself at all one putting in fact out of you that there is no greater responsibility and that by a parent to his or her char to care for the child to nurture the child and protect the child from any harm or injury caring for the go was caring for a very young baby she couldn't sit up she couldn't speak any words she couldn't feed herself hold a bottle she couldn

ever score against new zealand as they beat the world champions 47—26 in the rugby championship in perthis marching orders for a dangerous tackle. the wallablies were then rampant in the second half running in five more tries. it's australia's first win over their neighbours since 2017. ireland began their world cup warm up matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first but this from fly—half joey carberry was just one of their five tries this afternoon. they added another couple before half—time, one from winger dave kearney and then from man—of—the—match andrew conway, squeezing in at the corner. there was one worrying note though, as carberry was carried off early in the second half with an ankle injury. ahead of the world cup — ireland will be hoping that isn't as serious as it looked. three england players have today been ruled out of eddiejones's side that will meet wales at twickenham on sunday.henry slade, sam underhill that will meet wales at twickenham on sunday. henry slade, sam underhill and ruaridh mcconnochie will play no part. winger ruaridh mcco

cloudy skies 14 in melbourne there is a chance of some showers and we could even see some showers into perth too suffered a high there of 20 celsius is a bit cooler on sunday but it should actually be a drier day a little bit cooler too and hope all but sunday no such a windy day although there will be some cloud in your forecast and by a nice 20 to embrace them definitely feeling very windy and quite unpleasant to across both islands of new zealand you see this a cold shower indicating those showers plenty of them on saturday working the way tools north island as we head on into sunday and haemorrhages sunny dropping back in christ church on sunday 8 degrees celsius the chance of some rain showers along with some pretty strong gusty winds but not bad in all came with a high of 13 fairly quiet picture up into japan for both days of the weekend some rain showers pushing into northern sections of the korean peninsula not working the way too far the south warm few days in seoul the high there on sunday of 34. oh i'm counter because we're on patrol off the coast of west africa as nations deploye

but sunny 11 degrees in melbourne the same as hobart slowly rising come monday should be warmer in perth it is at 90 degrees of course sunshine is the prevalent weather type there are 2 areas of low pressure on the side of new zealand this is one obvious one curling away next one is coming in from that frontal system which means from most places you are between the 2 pressure is relatively high so a bit of fog might well be hanging iran but the rain is right down the south of the south are in the temps just in the teens but all clinton wellington as 2 examples rain there is rather more of an obvious story as it should be of course this time the year for china south korea and japan the most recent lot of rain coming out of shanghai just catches maybe 7 homes shoe certainly is on its way northward so the parts are me get to monday south korea looks where it was well. rewind returns with a new series. i am brand new dates on the past about disney's documentaries i think. it'll be. interesting. to remind continues with the last try secret army of the cia so it's down to 75 delivering the sam

recorded their highest ever score against the all—blacks as they beat the world champions a7—26 in perthved his marching orders for a dangerous tackle. the wallabies were then rampant in the second half, running in five more tries, eventually taking the game a7—26. that's australia's first win over their neighbours since 2017. ireland began their world cup warm up matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first, but this from fly—halfjoey carberry was just one of their five tries this afternoon. they added another couple before half time, one from winger dave kearney and then from man—of—the—match andrew conway, squeezing in at the corner. concern for ireland though as carberry was carried off early in the second half. ahead of the world cup — ireland will be hoping that isn't as serious as it looked. it's been a good day for great britain at the european athletics team championships in poland. darryl neita, who you can see in lane seven, won a silver medal in the women's 100 meters. she was just beaten to the gold by carolle zahi of france. shelayne oskan—clark

is from melbourne adelaide not bad in hobart obviously it's warmer in perth it off mrs towne the the wind coming out of the interior 22 degrees the next frontal system is keeping quite a long way so so you might catch crowd from it on the coast of victoria and some rain in tasmania otherwise what has changed to a temperature very have gone up in sydney and brisbane now the weather is heading further south so it's going to hit new zealand square on new year on it is coming across a certain tasman you'll catch the northern edge it might be quite ferocious quite windy wet snow of course the tide in the. sand north on the dry air but still quite windy the temperatures there remain almost in the teens this is throughout the next 2 days now japan has seen fairly dry and warm weather recently that's not going to change $34.00 in tokyo it is a little bit less hot car cooler really kind of but humid and with rain likely from beijing across towards north korea and again that's for the next 2 days. the wilderness of cambodia is under threat. pillaged for profit by an illegal timber trade one of