they were searching for that, somewhere between perth and pilbara, 1400 kilometres.of radiation poisoning, and the dangers that would come with that. people were told if they had driven along that massive stretch of highway to check their tire thread because it may have been somewhere in there. then, of course, they launched a massive search, with people walking up and down that highway. they even had a militaryjet looking. a car with radio tuned detection equipment ping some radiation coming from you. they have said up an exclusion zone around it and it will be transported back to perth to be checked tomorrow. james carmody of abc news in australia. now, she is best known as a former x factorjudge and band member of girls aloud. but now channel is taking on a new challenge as a leading lady in the west end. she hasjoined the as a leading lady in the west end. she has joined the cast of a ghost story and is making her stage debut. 2:22 has been entertaining and spooking audiences for the last couple of years and intent on carrying on with its fifth cast. for the lead

perth to be checked tomorrow. james carmody from the abc in perth i carmody from the abc in perth findingome are using to highlight what they see as his achievements from they see as his achievements from the government site or is failures from the point of view of his opponents. there are three issues which are certain to come up this lunchtime. firstly, of course, it happens against a backdrop of huge strike action taking place across the private and public sector in parts of the economy brought to something of a standstill by unions arguing that their members deserve above inflation pay increases. and they have no option other than to walk out on strike. there is that. there is of course the ongoing investigation into the behaviour of dominic raab, the deputy prime minister and justice secretary, facing eight formal complaints about his behaviour while serving as justice complaints about his behaviour while serving asjustice secretary. foreign secretary and brexit secretary. we know that the three permanent secretaries, senior civil servant positions, have now given evidence to that in

nigel marks from curtin university, in perth. you're watching newsday on the bbc.e: the official launch of this year's eurovision song contest has taken place in liverpool. this is the moment that millions in iran have been waiting for. after his long years in exile, the first hesitant steps of ayatollah khomeini on iranian soil. south africa's white government has offered its black opponents concessions unparalleled in the history of apartheid, and the anc leader nelson mandela is to be set free unconditionally. mission control: three, two, one. a countdown to a critical moment. the world's most powerful rocket ignited all 27 of its engines at once. and apart from its power, it's this recycling of the rocket, slashing the cost of a launch, that makes this a breakthrough in the business of space travel. two americans have become the first humans to walk in space without any lifeline to their spaceship. one of them called it, "a piece of cake." thousands of people have given l the yachtswoman ellen macarthur a spectacular homecoming - in the cornish port of falmouth

world, often encouraging signs, or at least he's a newman climate change expert speaking to us from perth in western australia. thanks so much for joining me. thank you. not hope frances is set to lead mass very shortly in democratic republic of congo, and the 1st visit by a head of the roman catholic church since the 1980s. earlier the pope's condemned to what he calls, economic colonialism and africa. you're watching live pictures now from the area where mass will take place in the coming hours. but 1st, let's hear from malcolm web. the pope's 1st stop in africa is the country with the largest roman catholic population, about half of congo, nearly 100000000 people are members of the church. pope frances was due to visit last year, but the trip was postponed because of a problem with his knee. tens of thousands of people lined the road from the airport to the city. the vatican had planned for pope frances to visit the country's east, but it was dropped off to the conflicts that escalated in recent month. i'll country with the fighting and all the problems we have today. we've received th

.— perth to be checked by the health department tomorrow.orrow. ok we are going to take you back now— department tomorrow. ok we are going to take you back now to _ department tomorrow. ok we are going to take you back now to the _ department tomorrow. ok we are going to take you back now to the united - to take you back now to the united states where the funeral is getting under way for tirade nichols. it started about 30 minutes ago or so. these are the life pictures coming into us and we are seeing images of tirade nichols's child being shown as a young man. let us bring in 90 or topic who is watching this from the us. nadia, just talk us through what is going on so far. that the us. nadia, just talk us through what is going on so far.— what is going on so far. at the moment- _ what is going on so far. at the moment. the _ what is going on so far. at the moment. the wire _ what is going on so far. at the moment. the wire is - what is going on so far. at the moment. the wire is set - what is going on so far. at the moment. the wire is set

in perth i was in australia was stuck in perth, australia for though nearly for long, though not nearly stayed you out stayed permanently. what you out there pandemic hit and there when the pandemic hit and then just doing then you had just doing the festivals did perth, festivals there, so did perth, it adelaide. and then i flew it did adelaide. and then i flew back to paris. and then the cruise, borders. it was cruise, the borders. so it was great just, know, great of just, you know, everybody home just everybody at home is just trapped beds. it's trapped in their beds. it's self—harming, becoming an alcoholic. i was alcoholic. and i was i was running, on the running, frolicking on the beach. so is the case that you understand want understand why the brits want to go australia? i've been to go to australia? i've been to australia. i don't like the insects it's always insects there. it's always on fire. is well, mean, fire. australia is well, i mean, as the insects will be as we said, the insects will be all you're allowed eat soon. all you're allowed to eat soon. but but no it's not.

in perth i was in australia was stuck in perth, australia for though nearly for long, though not nearly stayed you out stayed permanently. what you out there pandemic hit and there when the pandemic hit and then just doing then you had just doing the festivals did perth, festivals there, so did perth, it adelaide. and then i flew it did adelaide. and then i flew back to paris. and then the cruise, borders. it was cruise, the borders. so it was great just, know, great of just, you know, everybody home just everybody at home is just trapped it's trapped in their beds. it's self—harming, becoming an alcoholic. i was alcoholic. and i was i was running, on the running, frolicking on the beach. so is the case that you understand brits want understand why the brits want to go australia? i've been to go to australia? i've been to australia. i don't like the insects it's always insects there. it's always on fire. is well, mean, fire. australia is well, i mean, as the insects will be as we said, the insects will be all you're allowed eat soon. all you're allowed to eat soon. but but no it's not.

this was one more step in perth. stjohnstone was stubborn but careless. celtic one up, and now they cut loose. japanese international and this league's top scorer. stjohnston and have a gap to manage. they are seven clear of relegation and did start a fight back. in 2a league games celtic did have just one loss, and more than 70 goals. the third here from aaron moy sealed this by the break. contest nearly done and stjohnstone made their own. a free kick build on rock paper scissors and saw a shot to the wall. considine's day got worse when he was sent off, and celtic cut through once more. 4—1 and job done. back to glasgow with three more precious points. chelsea are back on top of the women's super league, thanks to a 3—2 win at tottenham. a great goal from laurenjames was the highlight for the visitors, and helped condemn spurs to their sixth straight defeat in the league. i thought it was a scrappy game. the pitch made the conditions like that. i thought, first half, didn't create enough depth to have the control that we wanted. at least in the deepest

live now to western australia�*s capital, perth. device is used in mining to measure things but _ it is. the device is used in mining to measure things but it - it is. the device is used in mining to measure things but it is - to measure things but it is dangerously radioactive. that tiny little capsule caused a massive search operation and a great deal of concern here in australia, when late on friday afternoon, there was an extraordinary press conference with members of the public warned to look out for this tiny capsule because it emits dangerous levels of radioactivity. people were told do not pick it up because it could lead to radiation burns and being in the vicinity of it could cause radiation sickness. now it was believed to have fallen off a truck somewhere between that mining site and 1400 kilometres south, to here in western australia�*s capital city perth. so people were told to even check their tyre treads to see if the tiny silver capsule was picked up there. it then led to a massive search operation, with firefighter

now the phillip again, phillip, i'll give you a perth at who sacon. she's very outspoken. she is the opposite boy to whom he actually because what it needs to be seed. she sees it me, i'm not gonna call and let him go. yeah. she always motivates me to wanting to speak with see what they have to say. we have been kind directed to be on stand back so we won't be able to go now. i'm not sure how long it will be because we didn't get that. i see it might be 30 mans when then bay 1st season we just said wake up in the morning with the rest of obviously, and then we just a 3rd around and wait for fire all in some of them and voiding that was then you don't know what to do with yourself? you know, the other day, no, i saw a lot of thought this is, and i always get to see it though it did when i'm working. so i searched now like why does it mean as a thought is it know, is that it always is everything it needs within each shell, like how i am always in my own shell, in african cultures. me like i was people believe having a told just like in the house it's been lack. hm. it chases

mainly, which is perth and it's there's a non—self writes perth actually they've just started doingsbane and melbourne. but but need the but they but they need the buffer, they the people buffer, they need the people because. there's there's because. there's so there's so much there much money in the mining there that they need more that they, they need more population, skilled population, especially skilled population, especially skilled population don't population which they don't going mines because how going down the mines because how much money. get my own jewellery down. that sounds good. i'll get myself some time the existing but that you can't stop people not being happy he's ritchie you know taxing the death out of know and taxing the death out of us all in every you think it's going up 5% you know if you live in croydon it's gone to 15. we're getting to , you know, the we're getting to, you know, the answers there. don't move to croydon. i'm but it's an it living it it's an attractive it's an attractive way of life of course it is and especially you know at the moment we'r

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australia, some wet weather effect in queensland, but temperatures here on the up similar story for perth. you can see that and that heat is gonna flood into the southeast corner sydney, seeing the temperature pick up as we go into friday. and as we hop across the tasman to new zealand, it has cooled down. but lots of settled weather in christ church. ah, african stories from african perspectives. i'm a room by the just a business with short documentaries, from african feel. i'm going to do from south africa, ethiopia. and nigeria. we've been to pull some stuff in this classroom. she saw this as my, and my role africa direct on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching ill. just hear a reminder of our top stories. the salad rescue isn't takia and syria. i continuing to search for survivors under the rubble of collapse. buildings thus struggling with harsh winter conditions and the scale of the disaster will the 9400 people have died since 2 is quite strong. a 3 year old boy has been rescued in common marsh. the city was the epicenter of the sick, an earthquake into a key on monday. or if calm w

from the south is not very warm and melbourne, but the sun is, at least it's much hotter further west perth is hang young to 30 degrees, having dropped by 5. so it's coming down. and the course hotly off the northwestern coast that might well end up being a proper cycling with a name. but watch stacks. it may come on land. back to queens in this. yeah, banquet sees the rain, he a shower coming in to sidney, east the side of new south wales. new zealand has seen very warm weather in southfield because the food affect warm air on the lee side of the high ground that he didn't encrusted still, of course, for cross the 68 degrees above average. but the rain is for the west. no thought and looks nice and sunny for you. wet is weather in southeast asia is probably still going to be in borneo and peninsula malays. yes. a column pot and singapore, possibly in the middle of java. i looked particularly wet. not necessarily monday about time. we get to tuesday in q shoe that given how much there was ever hung, shoot this invasion of warmer weather rise. last course, some of these potential flood probl

we're into the thirty's here, the mid thirty's for perth. good part of w way, mostly weather weather down towards the southeast, which will rattle its way through on quite a brisk wind swirling away 3. tasmania. eventually pushing over towards new zealand slowly, but surely, things will improve for the north ireland. i'm pleased to say we'll see some dry weather with a few showers, but the wet weather will make its way to was at western side of the south. i live at 32 in christ church. brisk northerly winds, really picking those temperatures up the cold north. we wind meanwhile, across japan, so yet more snow in the forecast proceed across western parts of han shoe and on in to her kite. ah, our diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what we're eating in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden, scandalous practices that have infiltrated international hold. so markets and supermarket chains and asks, what's really on our plates. food in glorious food on to one out just sie

he joins us from perth, a chris, the region, turkey a syria, well known for having earthquakes. but how does this earthquake that's happened in the past few hours? compared to other earth earthquakes that have happened in the past several years. as well as is a very active area for the quakes, as, as you mentioned, this one is a particularly large one of cakes of this magnitude occur perhaps every 4 or 5 years. something like that and of the see occurring in places by the large population that they can have quite a devastating effect. and i think it's other important point 5, it's quite good because because of the relatively shallow depth depth and about 17 kilometers, it sounds quite deep. but that means, but the energy that's released by the earthquake will be felt close to the, to the surface with much greater intensity than if it was deeper in the crust. chris, do we have any idea how strong and how frequent after shocks it could be? and how much they might continue from an event as powerful as this one. yes, so there have been a large number of aftershocks immediately after

she was pronounced dead after being pulled from the swan river in perth.a fatal shark attack on the stretch of water in more than 100 years. police gave this update. it is very early on. what we have been advised as she was with friends on the river. they were on jet skis. there were possibly a pod of dolphins that had been seen in nearby and the young femalejumped in had been seen in nearby and the young female jumped in the water to swim nearby the dolphins. so we have spoken to the department of fisheries in relation to the location and whether it is unusual for a shock to be in that area and the information we have been provided is that it is unusual for a shock to be that far down the river. but, again, we are relying on the experts and their knowledge and at this point in time and alert has been put out, a text alert, a shark wanting just to let people know that this incident has taken place. here in the uk detectives searching for nicola bulley, who disappeared during a dog walk in lancashire more than a week ago, say they want to speak to a woman w

we have got heat wave warnings out across parts of queensland as well as western australia. perth, however, seeing the temperature down to the high twenty's, it will be picking back up fire danger out where that heat continues. thunderstorms effect in queensland, we could see some flooding where that rain falls. heavier. we've also got a circulation that's pulling across the coral sea. it's not effective, not expected to make landfill, but it will chuck them wet and windy weather at coastal areas. now the southeast corner has been rather cool places like melbourne, if we have a look at the 3 day, the temperature picking up through to thursday and it looks rather settled. settled is the word when it comes to the south island in new zealand. just a bit of rain creeping in the western and southern areas, but christ church $29.00 degrees celsius. a lot of heat coming through here. temperature, dove down. however, by the time we get to wednesday, it's farther north that we are seeing those 2nd conditions continue as well. welcome relief falkland, and we'll move to southeast asia, some very heav

she was pronounced dead after being pulled from the swan river in perth. happened and local police say it's possible the girl had jumped in the water to swim with dolphins nearby. it's believed to be the first fatal shark attack in the swan river in 100 years. nhs leaders are warning that there will be a struggle to clear backlogs and improve emergency care, unless industrial action by thousands of staff is brought to an end. it comes as nhs england prepares for the biggest round of strikes in its history next week, with thousands of nurses, paramedics and physiotherapists planning walkouts. health leaders have called on ministers and the unions to urgently find a resolution to break the deadlock. ukraine says it's recovered the bodies of two british men who were killed in the east of the country. the bodies of christopher perry and andrew bagshaw have been reportedly handed over by russian forces as part of a prisoners swap. they were killed by shelling last month while doing voluntary work, evacuating civilians from conflict zones. an award—winning irani

the science, it's not for you all min melba, but the sun is at least it's much hotter further west perth is hang young to 30 degrees, having dropped about 5. so it's coming down and the course hotly off the northwestern coast that might well end up being a proper cycling with a name. but watch sacks, it may come on land, back to queens, and it's the outback which sees the rain here, showers coming in to sidney, east the side of new south wales. new zealand has seen very warm weather and south out because the furnace effect warm air on the lee side of the high ground that he didn't encrusted still, of course, for cross to 68 degrees above average. but the rain is for the west. north autumn looks nice and sunny for you. wet is weather in southeast asia is probably still going to be in borneo and peninsula malays. yes. qual, lumper, and singapore possibly in the middle of java and looks particularly wet. not necessarily monday, by the time you get to tuesday in q shoe, that given how much there was over honshu, this invasion of warmer retros last course. some of these potential flood proble

she was pronounced dead after being pulled from the swan river in perth.e stretch of water in more than 100 years. police gave this update. very early on, what we're being advised that she was with friends on the river, on jet skis. there was possibly a pod of dolphins being seen nearby and the young female jumped in the water to swim nearby the dolphins. so we've spoken to the department of fisheries in relation to the location and whether it is unusual for a shark to be in that area. and the information that we're being provided is that it is unusual for a shark to be that far down the river. but again, we're relying on the experts and their knowledge. and at this point in time, an alert has been put out. a text alert as a shark warning just to let people know that this incident has taken place. hundreds of boats have taken part in a parade along the waterways at the start of the annual carnival in venice. the two—week event attracts tourists from all over the globe, with dancers, costumes and music lighting up the city. it was scaled down during the pan

avani: unice wani is an 18-year-old tiktok creator from perth. unice: i like this one.ess, or people out there, like, i'm okay in my own skin. i love myself the way i am. i don't care what social media says about me, what people on the other side of the screen says about me. you can be yourself at the end of the day. unice: let me quickly address this. avani: as her following grew, so did the hateful comments, and she decided to confront the issue on the app. unice: so a majority of you guys still feel the need to comment about my skin color d about how dark i am, and about how black, black, black, black i am. well, guess what? i'm black, and i'm so proud. avani: unice says often her videos are hidden or muted from the tiktok feed, meaning few people see them, a practice known as "shadow banning." unice: are you stressed? are you mad? are you upset? are you sad? sorry, what? unice: i guess you tend to get a lot of sdow ba for speaking up about stuff such as racism and stuff. you could mention one words, black, say all of this, and your video could get shadow banned. whe

she was pronounced dead after being pulled from the swan river in perth.ater to swim with dolphins nearby. it�*s believed to be the first fatal shark attack in the swan river in a hundred years. the royal navy is conducting an investigation after sailors on a warship needed hospital treatment for drinking contaminated water. hms portland returned to portsmouth after the incident, which is thought to have been caused when a crew member put the wrong chemical into the ship�*s drinking water system. nearly all of the sailors have been discharged from hospital. the ministry of defence said it�*s taking measures to safeguard personnel. and how�*s this for beginner�*s luck? 18—year—old juliette lamourjust scooped nearly $36 million in canada�*s gold ball lottery jackpot on her first try. although she�*s the youngest canadian to ever win such a big prize, she still plans to finish her university studies and become a doctor. good on her. grey skies have featured heavily in saturday�*s weather, but i�*m hopeful that for sunday, blue skies should be a little more wi

and the heat dominates the story . roth, western parts of australia, the temperature in perth, picking up once again into the early thirties. some warmth as well to be found for the southeast corner rain through to sidney, and we will see that temperature pickup as we end the week $29.00 degrees celsius on friday, mostly sunny. now we mostly settled across the south island in new zealand. temperatures have been up in christ church, but a cold front has blown through dropping temperatures down over the next few days. we will see things turn a little bit more rainy on that eastern area for oakland, though dry skies through to the weekend. and as we move to southeast asia, the heavy rain continues to affect southern areas of indonesia, with heavy falls for the thunder islands to ah, african stories from african perspectives. i'm a marine biologist, a swim, shoot documentaries from african feel. maybe i'm going to do from south africa, ethiopia, and nigeria. we've been to go over some stuff in this classroom. she saw this as my, and my whole body africa direct on al jazeera lou . ah, and o

ground about 20 seconds after completing a water drop in the fitzgerald national park, southeast of perthtic news. business is next. hello, there. recent weather days have been dominated by high pressure, but with light winds at this time of year, that's brought an issue with frost and fog. the high pressure still with us for england and wales, more to come, but plenty of isobars further north and west, the arrival of this weather front as we go through wednesday. so that means, with more wind around, and certainly an increase in cloud, not quite as cold as the start here. the fog may well be slow to linger in places across england and wales. early morning frost will melt away, we'll see some sunshine coming through into the afternoon, but the winds continue to strengthen, particularly in the far north—west. gale force, perhaps severe gales at times, gusts in excess of 70mph. that's strong enough to cause some disruption, and there will be some rain by the end of the day. temperatures ranging from 7 to 10 degrees. now, that weather front will continue to sink its way steadily southwards,

largely dry picture for much of the country. temperatures are set to come down some western areas like perth, but in contrast to this, southeast corner continues to see the heat build. we have a look at the 3 day 4 adelaide temperatures sitting exceptionally high on thursday before falling dramatically on friday, but still sunny skies. now that's not the case for new zealand. we've got the remnants of that cycle circling to the east of both islands, bringing some heavy rain to the. * south island in particular, christ church on wednesday we will see that wet weather start to move its way up north wellington scenes with a heavy rain by thursday, much dryer. however, in the south and was moved to southeast asia, more heavy rain on the cards for parts of indonesia in particular, java island over the next few days. it's a similar story for more central and southern areas of the philippines. and after a pretty dry spell, the wet weather is back. the indo china with heavy falls for vietnam. ah, african stories from african perspective, short documentary from african filmmakers from ivory coast, ju

specialist and associate professor of national security and strategic studies at kirsten university in perth, australia. he says the wagner group is trying to monopolize military contacts in ukraine, left on the group, and the fact that the lead on the growth is, is sort of complaining about. so he's actually accusing the russian minister of defense of not providing their artillery elements of the walkman with much need them you need to. and so we're talking about here are jewelry here and that comes up the week. so i'm pretty much speculation that it was the walk in a group that was responsible for a lot of success. busy as a, you're in rushes offensive been done by that, it was the wagner group that took on and major in, in, in, in curtailing the operations of the ukrainian or weeks a break. origin was st. decide in the russian ministry of defense. busy legal issue for lack of effectiveness and praise and he is wanting to grow clearly. it's also happening in the time when, when, when the gramlin is a readjust in the strategy and your brain and 3 boys in obviously wants a major slice of thi

along with the yes, southwest companies in perth, at around $35.00 degrees celsius. we have got a little bit weather making its way across new zealand driving further eastwards and turning quater by next week. ah, the evenings is fun. faith ward more women before me stuff that rule, both crowds and criticism. one on 18th me the rebel bike of routine life and lead to shape they drink on al jazeera. ah, knowledge is here. when ever you oh lou. ah ah. he wasn't al jazeera reminder of our top stores this how it's been one that yes, since russia launched his invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflicts in europe since world war to thousands of people have been killed and millions forced from their homes. china is urging moscow and keith, it's a whole piece, talks introduce a comprehensive ceasefire. ukraine says the proposal is a positive side expects patient to show more active schools a more now on the war ukraine i'll just here is andrew simmons was there when the invasion began. 365 days ago, he's on his memories of how it unfolded. it had been predicted, but

and it's slightly warm and melbourne at $23.00 degrees and slightly cooler in perth. at 27. most of west australia is cloud free and dry. this is where the rain is. i'm a hint of the circulation. you'll notice that's worth watching. but the real west actually been further south and you see it now by wednesday, most the circulation remains of tropical cycling has gone away. but then it saddens time in christ church, in particular, get wind and rain in southeast asia at the side to the equator. the heavy rain is in the central southern philippines may be sort of way see and for the south in java line of rain that's been pushed out of japan came from china originally is being replaced by the cold wind mean snow shows that cold actually brought some snow to the eastern side of china, but even mountain tops is not severely cold, has pushed the temperature down by 10 degrees in the south of china. they'd be rather high recently, mostly to come on wednesday. you'll notice, but for india, pakistan and backlash, it's just some shy. ah, with inspiring stories from around the world. i

therefore alice will be a 30 in perth and they'll be a 30 in melbourne as well. make the most of it. it doesn't last not to route 20. here as we go on into sunday, still we're showers across know the most part and you start see those showers from the year out of bands of what will be x, a tropical cyclone gabrielle. by the time we come to sunday, still some uncertainty as to the exact location of the storm by this stage. but you can see we do expect to see further heavy rain coming into northern parts of new zealand. so the flood risk does remain a concern here, possibly seeing some flooding to enter japan over the next 24 hours or so. has some very heavy snow. recently, heavy, a snow fall in tokyo for around a year that pulls out of the way dry bright at warmer weather, coming through tokyo with temperatures at around 13 celsius. so rapid snow mel here with the possibility of that flooding by sunday. ah, i'm counting the cost, the green subsidy race accelerate. europe compete with the u. s. and the china president loosens the past ratings and demand low interest

for more let's speak to nigel marks, a radioactive substances specialist at curtin university in perth everybody�*s minds is how do people go about looking for this? ., , ., this? the main thing you need is a machine _ this? the main thing you need is a machine that _ this? the main thing you need is a machine that detects - this? the main thing you need i is a machine that detects gamma rays, that's the main signal that the capsule admits and what is used for on the mind site. so people walking along the highway at first and now driving along and detects gamma radiation and returns a click, click, click like some people may be familiar from geiger counters. in may be familiar from geiger counters-— may be familiar from geiger counters. , ., ., ., counters. in terms of how long authorities _ counters. in terms of how long authorities are _ counters. in terms of how long authorities are planning - counters. in terms of how long authorities are planning to - authorities are planning to search for the device, from previous experience, how do they make that calculation and how long do you

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in perth, temperatures here around 36 celsius. the heat as ease for ad lay 26 celsius on monday, so we get 8 or 9 degrees down on recent days or the same as we go through choose day. wet weather will flirt with the far north of new zealand pulling away as we go on through choose. i hope you try and fight hell by wednesday, but a chassis and charles is pushing into the south on by that state. and notice there's that developing tropical system very close to fiji as we go through the middle part of the weeks of the possibility of flooding and some very strong winds . windsor easing, meanwhile, across such a pad and the skies are brightening up more in the way of sunshine. take care with 13 celsius on monday afternoon, getting up to 18 for tuesday. meanwhile, china is lottie. finer dry ah, they survived, but no one here has been spared the anguish. their stories are excruciating to hear, let alone live through. i lost my mother and brother in law. i have to carry his body from the 8th floor and my mother was dropped on the 1st floor.

we have got some fine and try by the hot sunshine there once again in perth temperatures getting up into the mid thirty's. we are looking at temperatures around $21.00 celsius, there for melbourne, on monday chassis and where to where a still in place, across news, in a particular around the north ireland for monday, adding to the after problems but clearing for, for tuesday, ah, on county that caused one year of their roster invaded ukraine off sanctions against moscow worth it. bakers, as far as senegal feel the pinch of the fight in ukraine, how they coping class air india has sealed the biggest aviation deal in the industry. history. counting the cost on al jazeera, the u. s. is always of interest to people all around the world. people pay attention to what was on here, and i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. lou. ah ah, you're watching old, is it a reminder of our top story is this hour voting is underway and what's being described as nigeria is most unpredictable presidential and parliamentary elections in years. one of the main candidates bulle

time now for some of today's other sport stories and perth scorchers won their fifth big bash title withround of the kenya open on the ladies european tour. england's cara gainer is in third on four under but is a massive nine shots behind ashok. and ali carter is through to the final of the german masters. he beat robert milkins by six frames to five in berlin. he'll face either tom ford orjack lisowski in tomorrow's final. struggling west ham united held fourth place newcastle to a 1—1 draw in the final premier league game of the day at st james' park. newcastle had a goal disallowed as var showed the ball had gone out of play, but callum wilson put them ahead for real soon afterwards. west ham levelled it up later in the half through lucas paqueta and they held on for a valuable point. now let's turn to football, because this could prove to be a pivotal weekend in the race for the premier league title. the leaders arsenal, who'd been beaten only once before today in the league, lost 1—0 at everton with sean dyche earning a much needed victory for his side in his first game in charge.

perth scorchers won their fifth big bash title with a thrilling win over brisbane heat. a six shot lead going into the final round of the kenya open on the ladies european tour. england's cara gainer is in third on four under but a massive nine shots behind ashok. and is ali carter is through to the final of the german masters. he beat robert milkins by sixframes to five in berlin. he'll face either tom ford orjack lisowski in tomorrow's final. now let's turn to football, because this could prove to be a pivotal weekend in the race for the premier league title. the leaders arsenal, who'd been beaten only once before today in the league, lost 1—0 at everton with sean dyche earning a much needed victory for his side in his first game in charge. ben croucher was watching. you'll back a new stadium on the way, and a new manager in the dugout. this is an everton under reconstruction, under new management. from the rubble of the previous regime, sean dyche's side stretch league leaders arsenal, but not quite far enough for nick calvert—lewin to put the home side ahead. this wa

and he dominates the story. roth, western parts of australia, the temperature in perth, picking up once again into the early thirties. some warmth as well to be found for the southeast corner rain through to sidney, and we will see that temperature pickup as we end the week $29.00 degrees celsius on friday, mostly sunny. now we mostly settled across the south island in new zealand. temperatures have been up in christ church, but a cold front has blown through dropping temperatures down over the next few days. we will see things turn a little bit more rainy on that eastern area for oakland, though dry skies through to the weekend. and as we move to southeast asia, the heavy rain continues to affect southern areas of indonesia, with heavy falls for the thunder islands to ah, the african stories from african perspectives. i'm a marine biologist, a bizarre swim short documentaries from african kill me. i'm going to do this from south africa, ethiopia, and nigeria. we been to cobra from stuff in this classroom. she saw this as my, and my old on africa direct on al jazeera. ah ah, hello, laur

earth based on the work of the same name by vladimir korotkevich on the program’s creative team in pertholklore expedition to the lodge park of minsk to document the ritual oil painting in the evening on the air in practice history facts, we will learn interesting information about the origin and development of the book, but the holiday promise will be completed by vasya's documentary television film between the writer and the artist from the marginal note cycle, by the way, the republican dictation in the belarusian language will also take place today, it will last for an hour from 13:00 to 14 , the central scientific library named after kub kolas of the national academy of sciences of belarus will remain the venue . but those who did not have time to register can write a dictation remotely via platform zoom well, without any links at all. it is also possible to do a live broadcast will be conducted by the culture channel of the belarusian radio, so write a dictation. you can even while at home, so test your strength. look for weaknesses and improve your knowledge of the march of langua

and it's slightly warmer and melbourne at $23.00 degrees and slightly cooler in perth. at $27.00, most west australia is cloud free and dry. this is where the ranges i'm into the circulation. you'll notice that's worth watching. but the real wet, scratchy, been further south in do you see it there? by wednesday most is sacrificed. it's the remains of tropical cycling has gone away . but then it saddens time at christ church in particular get wind and rain in southeast asia as besides the equator. the heavy rain is in the central sun, philippines may be said away c and for the south in java and the line of rain has been pushed out of japan came from china originally being replaced by the cold winds, mean snow showers. that code actually brought some snowed the eastern side of china anyway. mountain tops is not severely cold, has pushed the temperature down by tend to be in the south of china. they've been rather high, recently more snow to come on wednesday. you'll notice for india, pakistan and bangladesh, it's just sunshine, awe inspiring stories from around the world

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. >>> next up, harry styles made a stop in the city of perth, fully embraced one of australia's favorite own shoe, and i did one of these. >> you did >> the joke was on me. >> oh, my god. >> okay. >> okay. >> you just indulge. >> wow >> hey, i got this rash. you got athlete's foot. >> at least it is your own shoe. >> yes >> only in perth >>> next up "mandalorian," star wars is out with a season three, and the sneak peek gives fans exactly what they want is more grogu >> i'm going >> there's nothing left. go home. ♪ >> we're excited for that. >> yes. >> we have uncle al to thank for that "mandalorian," season 3, the new season starts streaming next week. >>> now to maclemore the next album into a chart topping affair, and revealing how he enlisted 7-year-old daughter sloan to help with the next music video have a look. >> i love your stuff i've been trying to think of a music video for you. and "no bad days." >> yeah. >> crazy idea. if you don't like it, we don't have to do it. and i was thinking, what if you directed the music video is that a yes? >> that's a yes. >> that's a yes? >> tha

british gymnast max whitlock returns to action this weekend at the scottish national championships in perthplete failure after contemplating giving up the sport. but after time away, he's back and ready to go again ahead of next years olympic games in paris. he's been speaking to tom williams... when expectancy is plunked on top of pressure it is difficult. ijust attained feingold and i should have been over the mood in and of course i was but then all of a sudden a lot of the things i started to feel —— fear failure. of the things i started to feel -- fear failure.— fear failure. failure. not a word often associated _ fear failure. failure. not a word often associated with _ fear failure. failure. not a word often associated with britain's l often associated with britain's gymnasts. being the best for the best part of a decade weighed heavily on his shoulders. brute best part of a decade weighed heavily on his shoulders. we don't erform heavily on his shoulders. we don't perform or— heavily on his shoulders. we don't perform or do _ heavily on his shoulders. we don't perform or do somethin