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n is not abandoning sedan we heard earlier before we heard from vulgar perth, as we heard from the you and 2nd general antonio cottage. he said to the fighting must stop immediately. there he is there talking earlier to the security council, he called on both warring generals to silence the guns. he said the conflict won't be resolved on the battlefield. he said, sounds people have already chosen the path of democracy. he said both sides must deescalate tensions and return to the negotiating table. so let's go live now dot diplomatic editor james base. he's been listening in to all those addresses from both port sedan and at the u. n. in new york. james, the you and 2nd, a gentle antonio terrace, had previously warned that sudan is on the edge of the abyss. that's a very significant warning talk as to what more he's been saying to the security council. now. it was very grin briefing that we heard from both of those senior officials, the top man in the u. n. and his man on the ground in sudan. worth telling you, this is the 1st time that we've heard an open session of the security counc

not crazy about you, i wanted like a pit knew that i thought of it, take a look at the project in perth our tv channel. with the onset of the weekend, everything comes into a joyful movement. and if it happens in the warm season, then it is simply impossible to sit at home, and, especially in belarus, there are a huge number of places that you want to return again and again. hello everyone today is a place. and also famous aristocrats and the king of the commonwealth have been here. i’ll find out what the tatar khan was noted for in these places. stars. i will play in the local folk theater and see the only ski factory in belarus. well, at the end of the route i will find myself in the most ancient village of woodland. only minibuses go directly from minsk to the telehans. they depart from the central bus station of the capital, a distance of 252 km, travel time, 3 hours 10 minutes. the fare is 25 rubles. is located in the heart of the polesevichi district of the brest region along the way , it attracted my attention, the water canal was actively developed precisely after the opening of

i. 28 celsius there for perth, on sunday. though the shower is lonely, east coast all away from that he says out in the south. well, sidney, sing some showers brisbin good to all the way up towards the cape your peninsula. where to where the will make its way through new zealand. and it will cool off without southerly winds coming in here. so should be largely dry as we go through into next week. but it was going to be a little on the cool side. dry still across a good part of australia. there's that where to where the coming in to per to 20 celsius in perth, 40 by $218.00. by the time we come to choose. and that rain will gradually, easiest way towards indelible heading toward the southeast of australia as we go through the week. but ahead of that, it is fine and ripe will sunshine in melbourne. 24 degrees celsius, one sancho 2 for japan, and indeed across the korean peninsula into the 20s here as well. very different story across china though, a lot of wet weather around some snow towards the north and we could see some flo

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therefore, perth friday in to saturday. now the temperature will be coming down for sydney that says those thundershowers arrive on saturday, taking us through to sunday. it will be feeling slightly cooler. now that's not the case for new zealand, it may be winter re, but autumn is packing, its final punch pushing the temperature up in christchurch 18 degrees celsius there on saturday. so lots want to be found in the south island. a little bit of where to, where the creeping in, in the very south and some heavy rain arriving in the north. but lots of fine enjoy weather across more sensual areas, for se, asia, it continues to be a pretty wet picture. before for borneo and still a wessy in indonesia, and we will see the arrival of some wet weather for parts of indo. china in particular, allows and northern vietnam on saturday that sure weather update ah money. the rules biggest ocean would be to fighting climate change and transforming pacific on colonies in the 2nd of 2 special reports. 101 east investigates. what's at stake

therefore, perth friday in to saturday. now the temperature will be coming down for sydney that says those thundershowers arrive on saturday, taking us through to sunday. it will be feeling slightly cooler. now that's not the case for new zealand, it may be winter re, but autumn is packing, its final punch pushing the temperature up in christ church. 18 degrees celsius there on saturday. so lots want to be found in the south island. little bit of where to, where the creeping in, in the very south and some heavy rain arriving in the north. but lots of fine and dry weather across more sensual areas, for se, asia, it continues to be a pretty wet picture. before for borneo and silhouette, the in indonesia, and we will see the arrival of some wet weather for parts of indo. china in particular, allows and northern vietnam on saturday that to weather update. ah no place inside. gone with press, retreated of the car about a me to your home and vital vantage point during the is truly televised war from the roof. we could see evacuat

almost 700 british air force landed to occupy perth saeed at noon, french and italian forces landed in the port cities and occupied the cities along the canal with their tanks, as quickly as the civilian population volunteered to resist by the egyptian army with light weapons. becoming and conflict between them and british and french forces started a street war between the people and the egyptian military in front of the british forces with the intensity of all the people during the bombardment of the past days and now hundreds of people were killed during the urban war , civilians were scattered in all the streets of port said so that even collecting and disposing of them under the fire of the groups was difficult . nasser went to al-azhar on november 2nd and encouraged the people to continue the resistance. increasing conflicts. nasser ordered someone to west the suez canal until the canal route is completely closed. if this happened , big countries could be more involved in this reference konrad took action and threatened to bomb london, paris and tel aviv if the attacks did not sto

they have a perth on sunday, though the shower is lonely, east coast, all the way from that. he says out in the south while sydney sang some shower brisbin could to all the way up towards the cape yoke. financial, wet weather will make his way through new zealand and it will cool off with that southerly wind coming in here. so i should be lossy dry as we go through into next week, but it is going to be a little on the cool side. dry still across a good part of australia, there's that weather weather coming into path to 20 celsius in perth, falling back to 18 by the time we come to choose, and that rain will gradually, easiest way to was indelible heading towards the southeast of australia as we go through the week, but ahead of that it is fine and ripe will sunshine in melbourne. 24 degrees celsius, one sunshine, 2 for japan and indeed across the korean peninsula into the twenty's here as well. very different story across china. a lot of wet weather around some snow tools and all. and we could see some flooding towards a se by monday. ah, cities home to millions and a big dri

i went up in perth. what uyour— myself. i went up in perth. what your-uut— myself.w what? this is gb look, you know what? this is gb news. we're here to debate all sides of argument. you news. we're here to debate all sides up argument. you news. we're here to debate all sides up myirgument. you news. we're here to debate all sides up my saturday, you news. we're here to debate all sides up my saturday, i'm)u news. we're here to debate all sides up my saturday, i'm going mess up my saturday, i'm going to be after you all i can tell you. all right, nathan, thank you. all right, nathan, thank you coming. and there you for coming. and there we are. do. we allow are. that's what we do. we allow people on are. that's what we do. we allow poopto ou tuts— are. that's what we do. we allow people on this-channel- are. that's what we do. we allow people on this-channel is- people on this this channel is gouutuoty— people on this this channel is genuinely about— people on this this channel is genuinely about free, open totuto— genuinely about free, open totuto .— genuinely abo

quiet and settled in perth. it is warm in the north.hore breeze is disappointing bringing cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain. as the front goes through temperatures will drop to 60 in melbourne. wendy whether and there's more rain on its way. up through new zealand it has gone into north ireland during wednesday with sunshine behind it and temperatures back where they should be. it is rainy season in southeast asia. not heavy but a concentration in the central philippines. nothing too heavy whereas there is heavy rain developing in china. this is probably helpful because there have been fires burning in the southwest of china. rain will not do much but it indicates cloudy skies and dampness. that rain is heading towards japan with an existing system on tuesday. by wednesday the sunshine has replaced up at the next heavy burst is on its way. >> inspiring stories from around the world. human life captured in its vast wonder. groundbreaking films from award-winning filmmakers. >> what is going on in new york city. >> witness on al jazeera.

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when the sun comes out, perth, it might feel a little more like it.tures down again for adelaide. these lines of showers are not significant, they are light. they are on their way through. diving south, because they are diverted away from this slow circulation suggesting an area of stuck air which usually means beautiful daytime sunshine. 16 degrees and cold at night but sunny during the day. in southeast asia, plenty of showers around. 33 for bangkok, not 37. still humid of course. significant rain is on its way out of japan now. that system has gone up short. the next one is aligning here. through the yellow sea, there's a proper frontal system for a part of china and the yangtze. the development of significant rain. ♪ ♪ >> fake companies, fake passports, international banks and the proceeds of organized crime. >> [speaking native language] [laughter] >> in a remarkable three-part investigation into a complex secretive world, to journalists going search of the italian mafia's dirty money. "the launderer: part 2," on al jazeera. ♪ >> a reminder of th

john duleigh, he is an election integrity expert and co host of a wakeup and the combo couch and in perth, ontario, we cross randy hiller, he is a former elected representative of the ontario legislature of 15 years. he tell me cross talk roles, and in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, daniel, i'm sure you came across the, the visit of the nato secretary general sultan burg to camp 1st time since the complex started and just banging the drum who ukraine will become a member of the alliance. but he seems to be oblivious what has happened in the last 14 months or so, or what brought this conflict about in the 1st place? because as i said in my introduction, i mean either you talk geo politics or you talk id, ology, he prefers the always default to ideology. and that's why this conflict cannot be easily resolved. because one side is thinking about geopolitical interests and another is on a, for lack of a better word. holy war, daniel. you know, peter, i got a little bit worried about stolen berg, the other day when he was there, i've been some i thought

avani: unice wani is an 18-year-old tiktok creator from perth. unice: i like this one.s, 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. when

stone sits alongside the crownjewels of scotland but will soon be returned to its original home in perthmonth from now we will know the winner of this year's eurovision song contest, which will be taking place in the uk. and ahead of this year's competition, contestants are taking part in live shows around europe, including one in london this evening. earlier i spoke to william lee adams — founder of eurovision blog wiwibloggs — who was at one of the live shows in amsterdam last night. there were 30 acts from this year's competition, they were leaving it all on the stage, confetti was falling, the voices were big and the passion was high. everyone wants to win, and they really are going for it this year. this is like the us presidential election, it starts months before, years before. nothing is as long is that! we are in the home stretch now. so just explain what these are, they are like concerts, but a really great opportunity to be performing live to a lot of people, because let's face it a lot of these acts haven't had that much experience, have they? it is a fair point. depending on

they broke into the house of terence kelly, in the coastal town of carnarvon 900 kilometres north of perth time he intercepted a car that terence kelly was driving and taken into custody. the judge said driving and taken into custody. thejudge said she driving and taken into custody. the judge said she was reducing his sentence passed a day because of an early guilty plea and worth noting also that western australia's chief police commissioner carl blanche has described the crime as an evil act of wrongdoing. the terence kelly is off to prison for a considerable amount of time and the police are hoping that the sentence will give closure, some closure, to cleo smith's family who are now trying of course to rebuild their lives. why thank you. — — thank you. buckingham palace has indicated that after the coronation, the queen consort will be known as queen camilla. this title has been used on the formal invitation to next month's ceremony at westminster abbey, when she will be crowned alongside the king. the invitation itself has been printed on recycled paper with ornate illustrations, incl

of sunshine and warmth, coming back into the very south of western australia, 22 degrees celsius in perth. now things are cooling down. however, in the southeast corner, we're gonna see attempts to come down even further instead need thanks to that band of rain that spring active and even adverse weather with it to pots of queens and as well as a new south wales, an area of low pressure developing putting into coastal areas of victoria as well. we are expecting some dangerous surf conditions on sunday and with temperatures that come down from places like sydney, that's in contrast to what's happening in new zealand. they're only up certainly across the south island. we've got high pressure in charge here. 19 degrees celsius in christ church on sunday. wet weather, however, creeping in from the north. now was we had north to south east asia. it is a story of wet weather for parts of india. china, where we have seen extreme heat, northern areas of thailand as well as vietnam, seen some very heavy fall to come, that could bring some flooding and possibly landslides, heavy rain to come as wel

lots of warns coming through in the west, the temperature on the up in perth with lots of sunshine. it does, however, it remained rather cloudy across southern parts of the country. it was how across the tasman to new zealand is a tale of 2 islands. here we've had a high pressure in charge in the south keeping things fine and dry, very wet in the north, however, and there's plenty of rain to come in the bay of plenty on choose day. ah, with no place. and so i gone with say the press retreated with the car about a media hub and vital vantage point. during the 1st truly televised war from the roof. we could see the vacuum ation at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict in vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war saigon, caravel war hotels analogy 0. lou ah, what's your da 0 reminder of our top stories this? so the un secretary general is wanting blood. sudan is falling apart. a violent power struggle between the army and a part of military force is now in its 3rd week. at least 528 people have been k

stone sits alongside the crownjewels of scotland but will soon be returned to its original home in perthished in the fourteenth century. tim allman reports. this is no ordinary book. nearly 650 years old, it is a collection of buddhist teachings. but it is so much more than that. translation: this is the oldest known dated typographical - print in the world. it is an absolutely exceptional document that was printed in korea. what is quite remarkable about this document is it uses a technique that gutenberg would use 70 or 80 years later. johannes gutenberg printed his bible in the mid—15th century. william caxton began using his printing press not long after. butjikji predates them both by decades. only one volume survives, and it is held by the national library of france. this public appearance is incredibly rare and, for some, incredibly special. "i think there�*s a big difference between seeing all the objects in pictures and seeing them in real life," said this man. "and it�*s very moving to see them in person." no examples of the printing press that created the book exist, so it nev

we'll see that trickling down further south rein, possibly edging into perth, the temperature dipping down here slightly over the next few days. you can see there's light, rain showers here on thursday. now over to new zealand and high pressure has remained in charged temperatures sitting lower than we expect them to be this time of year. but change is on the cards. by tuesday we will see them pick up with more sunshine for places like christ church and oakland, both coming in, maxim high of 20 degrees celsius for tuesday. and we moved to southeast asia. there's been lots of warm around indo china. the air quality remains while the poor to the north of bangkok across much of thailand, thanks to those wild fire that was burning there for the south, a wet a picture, the southern areas of vietnam at to whether update with from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. what is even more urgently needed about the system innovation system, the design and system transformation, part one of human rights activist, q, me 90 and

here you can see it's largely central western parts of the country, lots of sunshine coming in for perth temperature touching up over the next few days . but temperatures have come down in the southeast that thanks to this weather system that supports very heavy range coastal areas of queensland and new south wales. still some about to be found around sydney on sunday, but an improving picture by monday as it pulls a further off shore, some sunshine coming through the cloud. there 22 degrees celsius in sydney. the 4 new zealand temperatures have been sitting high across the south island, very wet weather to come in the north. that sure weather update. ah. with hulu. ah, watching all just either one of our top stories this out. there are reports of heavy fighting of on the presidential palace in sedans. capital call to despite an extended seas far, the conflict between the army and the part of military rapids support forces is now in its 3rd week. tens of thousands of people are still streaming out of sudan by land sea all by air. foreign governments is scrambling to get the citizens out

eastern side of queensland top and also seek some at sharon as well as far high a little further round perth getting up to 31 degrees celsius with the winds coming in from the interior on saturday, that will change slightly as we go on through the next couple of days, sundays, lassi dry showers. maybe just sinking to the south. the sydney by that state wet weather, pushing across the south, out of new zealand. wetter, cooler and windy, a weather temperature falling back in christ church around 50 degrees celsius. the sunday still was shower course at east side was round the top and we'll see some noticeably cool weather coming into per 19 celsius by this state as we go into next week. 90 celsius and we'll harness well. we've seen some very wet by the coming through here, and that sliding its way for the east. ah . ah. took a fit in them, i'm not dotted with it before we saw that enough. ah . ah lou. ah ah, welcome back. a look at main stories now. gone, fires continued to ring out across to don's capital hart to despite the warring sides, both agreeing to a 3 dates cease, fire the eat, which

well, margie dry here as well. perth, at 28 celsius, but this bad cloud will roll through, not the temperature down to around 20 degrees or so, as we go on through the next couple of days, warming up into the southeast of australia by the state. meanwhile, ramble, grassy, make his way through zealand. ah, a with lou. ah, you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the salad fighting between saddam's army and the rapids support forces hasn't stopped despite a 72 hours, 65. saudi arabia has become the lightest country to announce that we'll arrange to evacuated citizens from sir john. people around the world, a mocking earth di calling for action against climate change called life populations have shrunk, finally, 70 percent since 1970. and the world has rooms by at least $1.00 degrees celsius. the chinese foreign ministers in the philippines, as manila is staging, major military exercises with the united states. chin gong is meeting his counterpart as well as president fernand michaels. junior. the countries have deep economic ties, but have rival claims the territory in the s

time we get into monday, so rather cloudy, however, for that southeast corner, a better picture for perth sunshine, the temperature at 24 degrees celsius. temperatures are on the upper across the north island of new zealand. despite the warnings out for strong winds as well. as in very wet weather going sunday in some monday, much dryer down in the south island, but temperatures touching down slightly across the board as we go in some monday to southeast asia, we've seen extreme heat for parts of indo china picky. northern areas of thailand we will see some wet weather coming in here on sunday, monday, the waves of what weather continue for southern areas of the philippines. we could see some flooding here, but of course, much of the region, it is a mixture of showers and sunshine. those heat of the day thunderstorms continuing to pop off across much of indonesia through to monday, ah, with no place. and so i go on with say the press brick tree did of the car about a media hub and vital vantage point. during the 1st truly televised war from the roof, we could see the vacuum at the america

we'll see the wet weather pick up across southern areas. dropping the temperature down slightly in perth, temperatures will be up however, in that southeast corner continuing to rise for the likes of adelaide, they'll be dipping down for parts of victoria and tasmania. and there is the threat of more wet weather creeping into coastal areas of new south wales, sidney, expecting to see some thundershowers, and they will intensify across parts of queensland over the next few days. now for new zealand, high pressure has been in charge, pushing temperatures up once again within the arrival of some rain to southern areas of the south island. but temperatures continuing to push up 22 degrees celsius in christchurch. ah ah, ah ah . oh, i got on al jazeera, our, a prominent russian military lager, and from the border has been killed in a bomb and get a st. petersburg cafe. at least 32 people were injured in that block. a female suspect has been arrested, malicious, lower house of parliament, and devoted to removed a mandatory death penalty for crime, such as murder and drug trafficking. the law w

stone sits alongside the crownjewels of scotland but will soon be returned to its original home in perth uk have welcomed reports that an investigation is being carried out into the deaths of 650 patients who were treated by a surgeon who carried out unnecessary breast operations. ian paterson is serving a 20—year jail term for wounding people with intent. the sunday times is reporting that medical experts are working through the records of women he treated on the nhs and at two private hospitals across more than two decades. we have just got some breaking we havejust got some breaking news to bring it about sudan and the ongoing fighting there. egypt and south sudan are offering to mediate between the sudanese army and the paramilitary group the rapid support forces. there has been fighting going on for two days now and sudan, particularly around khartoum, you can see the fighterjets particularly around khartoum, you can see the fighter jets flying overhead and gun battles on the streets. so that is one of the lines, i think that must be coming out of the arab league emergency meeting w

i wanted to, as the pit knew, that i thought to take a look at the project on perth passed on our tvevery week the heroes of the project go on a journey. today you are going to the weak not far, close close yet the city with that name has its own local. legend according to the rules of the project. they must complete all tasks and pass the quest. it's time to check that very task. how much the suspension bridge is held up by windy weather, indeed a forge. and, apparently, this cross is dedicated to the millennium of the orthodox church. i thought he had something to do with the settlement. look in the program, paper scissors on ours. what have you done? is there the most promising position for defeating the enemy from those who are silent and watching while being, perhaps at the crossroads lies speculation and secret meanings the main goal is the easiest way to get what you want or is it another psychological company of belarus russia were developed and supervised, just the same participants are specialists not only from the usa or great britain and other leading countries, if you ca

don't sit alongside the crownjewels of scotland but will soon be returned to its original home in perthre holding a fifteenth week of protests across the country. police closed roads in tel aviv and haifa, where the biggest demonstrations have regularly been held. a counter—protest in favour of the government plans has been held in netanya. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has put the proposal on hold for now, so that talks can be held on reaching a compromise. mr netanyahu said that recent events would not harm israel's democracy or economy. thousands of christians filled jerusalem's old city on saturday for an important orthodox easter ritual, despite restrictions by israeli police. the holy fire ceremony drew huge crowds to the church of the holy sepulchre, in occupied eastjerusalem, where israeli police control security. it sits on the site where christians believejesus was crucified and buried. police had limited attendance to 1,800 people inside and 1,200 outside. church leaders urged christians to ignore restrictions and criticised the police presence at the event. it's 20—y

occurred in the small western australian town of exmouth, this is about 1200 kilometres to the north of perthe capital so what has happened, day has been turned into night. also, what has been seen as just before totality, a burst of light being cast across the moon to give it this magnificent appearance, of being a diamond ring, also red, ruby, solar flares were visible coming from the sun. this is an extremely rare event, thousands of people have descended on this remote north—western tip of western australia to view one of nature's greatest shows. so in total, and that part of australia the eclipse will last from the —— beginning to end for about three hours, the most dramatic part, that total solar eclipse, totality, is lasting forjust eclipse, totality, is lasting for just a eclipse, totality, is lasting forjust a minute, so it is a long way to go, but you can be guaranteed those people who love watching these sorts of spectacular shows, would have enjoyed every brief second of the solar eclipse. it is enjoyed every brief second of the solar eclipse.— the solar eclipse. it is also about

stone sits alongside the crownjewels of scotland but will soon be returned to its original home in perthan professor sir tom devine. good morning. thank you for being with us. we heard a little bit about some of the potential origins but not a lot is known. first of all, the significance of the stone itself to the ceremony.— the significance of the stone itself to the ceremony. the significance of the stone itself to the ceremon . ,., ., ., ., i. to the ceremony. good morning to you and aood to the ceremony. good morning to you and good morning _ to the ceremony. good morning to you and good morning to _ to the ceremony. good morning to you and good morning to your— to the ceremony. good morning to you and good morning to your viewers. - and good morning to your viewers. 0bviously, and good morning to your viewers. obviously, it has always been regarded in scottish history as a sacred object because the origins go right back in time and among the first scottish kings and queens to be crowned, it always played an important part in that particular ritual. let us not forget scotland's kings

stone sits alongside the crownjewels of scotland but will soon be returned to its original home in perthparing by performing in live shows around europe, including one in london this evening. william lee adams was at one of the live shows in amsterdam last night and told us all about it. there were nearly 30 acts from this year's competition, they were leaving it all on the stage, confetti was falling, the voices were big and the passion was high. everyone wants to win, and they really are going for it this year. depending on where you are from, the size of your music market, you may not be used to performing live in front of a big audience, so these concerts are sort of the prep work, it's like the boot camp to learn how to perform in front of a big crowd. but also to test out variations of your song. for instance, you may think certain tweaks work well, but then they fall flat with a live audience. so the record labels will often accompany their artist for intelligence to see what they should and shouldn't be changing. you're watching bbc news. thank you forjoining us. we will keep som

we'll see that trickling down further south through rain, possibly edging into perth, the temperature dipping down here slightly over the next few days. you can see the light rain showers here on thursday. now, over to new zealand and high pressure has remained in charge, temperature is sitting lower than we expect them to be this time of year. but change is on the cods. by tuesday we will see them pick up with more sunshine for places like christ church and oakland, both coming in with a maximum height of 20 degrees celsius for tuesday. and we move to south east asia . there's been lots of warmth around indo china. the quality remains rob a port to the north of bangkok across much of thailand, thanks to those wildfire that were burning there for the south. a wet a picture to southern areas of vietnam that sure weather update. the news from the al jazeera london broke authenticate to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. what is even more in p me that mouth is system innovation? systems designed and system transformation thought one of human rights activis

stone sits alongside the crown jewels of scotland but will soon be returned to its original home in perthher they filled the stadium in the state capital of guwahati. they were watched by india's prime minister narendra modi. the festivities mark the end of the harvest season in the state of assam. extraordinary the way they all move together in unison, such huge numbers. just a reminder there is plenty more on our website of all the stories we are covering and also plenty on the build—up to the coronation we were mentioning earlier, all sorts of details about the armed forces taking place in the ceremony, an article there if you go to the news section. you can get me on twitter. thank you for watching. hello. after the sunshine of yesterday, a good deal more cloudy today. rather grey skies in many parts of the uk. the weather fronts responsible, pushing in from the atlantic, drawing in southerly winds, so even with the cloud, feeling milder. when the cloud breaks, feeling very pleasant. eastern england, hazy sunshine, more breaks this afternoon in northern scotland and northern ireland.

a lot of staff from the region have been effectuated to perth, whilst this emergency is on, so we willt in the next 24 hours to 48 hours what will happen, but as i said, still expecting strong winds and rain to follow in the coming days. haidi: the latest on that cyclone having widespread impact . we are still getting cost assessments as well. let's get caught up to date with first word headlines. the imf says china and india will account for half of global growth this year. the fund is forecasting growth in the region at 4.6% in 2023, contributing over 70% of global growth. it's director says china's recovery is lifting activity around the region and sees the biggest impact coming from demand for goods and services. world bank president david malpass says the success of stalled debt relief talks relies on china's cooperation and says there has been some progress in negotiations with beijing softening its stance on blenders taking losses along with other creditors. china is the biggest bilateral lender to poor nations, 15% already in debt distress. >> they are burdened by high levels o

they had driven an hour into perth amboy to do it for me, just wanted to do a favor.t was a great moment. susan: when you got to staten island, what did you see? neil: it is a fascinating plave, a lot of people think of it as the landfill, nature park. is a very mixed place. it is all of america and one island. there are parts that are wild and untouched, rural, places that are cookie-cutter suburban housing, parts that are quite urban. it is the boro that is by far the least understood, and i had never walk through it. i found a lot of really bizarre pockets that very few new yorkers are aware of. i had a great time. i walked 13 miles through staten island. susan: how many days into the trip? neil: two days away from being done. day 24, i think. susan: we have the photograph of your first view of manhattan. after all this time. what was your emotion? neil: i was coming at the bayonne bridgeand i was not anticipati it being there. i was just walking up the pestrian ramp and when i saw it, i was totally overwhelmed. i sat there for 20 minutes taking it in. you can see

time we get into monday, so rather cloudy, however, for that southeast corner, a better picture for perth sunshine, the temperature at 24 degrees celsius. temperatures are on the upper across the north island of new zealand. despite the warnings out for strong winds as well. as some very wet weather going some day in some monday, much dryer down in the south island, but temperatures touching down slightly across the board as we go in some monday to southeast asia, we've seen extreme heat for parts of indo china picking northern areas of thailand, we will see some wet weather coming in here. on sunday monday, the waves of wet weather continued for southern areas of the philippines. we could see some flooding here, but of course, much of the region, it is a mixture of showers and sunshine. those heat of the day thunderstorms continuing to pop off across much of indonesia through to monday. ah, jump into the stream and percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emission joined the debate. people have already lost their life. people, how close that cult j

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unknown person kicked off a firestorm biden picking up draf up a separate court ruling on abortion perthed a legal earthquake was coming. as the justices for poised to overturn roe v wade. samuel alito told the wall street journal he has theories about who leaked up draft and why. by panel of legal insiders including multiple supreme cour clerks join me life at first what happened once that draft went public. pro-choice and pro-life groups flooded the streets in front of the supreme court as soon as th high street's draft ruling demonstrations didn't stop there . as abortion rights groups protested outside the republica justices homes with the justice themselves were stunned at the breach of trust the leak exposed . >> it was beyond anyone's understanding or at least anyone's imagination that somewhat foot deep that. >> john roberts quickly ordered the courts-martial to conduct a internal investigation but afte eight months, a public statemen from the court indicated the marshal was not able to find th leaker or figure out how they did. >> they are left with the follow . >> look where we

you just had a clip of their bulk of perth as he's just finished briefing reporters after previously briefing at the un security council and you heard from that clip? it's not particularly good news. he doesn't see either side at this stage, wanting to back down or what he has been doing is trying to arrange a humanitarian pause. e had an humanitarian pause on saturday and one onst on, on a to day monday that has just ended. and he said those weren't fully respected, but it's better than not having a pause because it allows people potentially to go and get food, get supplies. he's hoping to have more humanitarian poor pauses, and perhaps longer pauses, hoping that from that he can build on the idea of a cease fire. a. but he's relying, i think, on other international players as well as him. and he, he does say he's speaking to both generals, he says is in contact with them very regularly. and he believes that both are currently still in khartoum. but he, what he believes pressure from others is important. the un security councils issued a statement, you and security counsels had a me

i spoke to him on the eve of the games, in perth.bout 15 years now. how did you come _ it's been about 15 years now. how did you come across _ it's been about 15 years now. how did you come across the transplant games? b. did you come across the transplant names? �* , ., ., ., , games? a member of the team at my hosital games? a member of the team at my hospital that l — games? a member of the team at my hospital that i got _ games? a member of the team at my hospital that i got my _ games? a member of the team at my hospital that i got my transplant i hospital that i got my transplant from — they encouraged us to get involved and join in with it. so we gaveit involved and join in with it. so we gave it a go for the first year, which was in coventry, 2009. and as soon as that first game, i was just in love with it. soon as that first game, i was “ust in love with iti in love with it. now you're in australia. — in love with it. now you're in australia, these _ in love with it. now you're in australia, these games i in love with it. no

newly announced august partnership will send nuclear powered submarines to perth, potentially challenging china's ambitions for the region. beijing now has the world's largest navy. but u. s submarines have the world's most advanced technology a key advantage in underwater warfare . mississippi is ready to dive died. god is capable of diving deep and fast descending hundreds of feet in a matter of seconds, 300 ft. at angles of up to 25 degrees, even standing up can be a challenge. traveling underwater makes the submarine almost impossible to detect. the nuclear reactor is so quiet the submarine makes less noise than a whale in the dark depths of the ocean. there's no light to navigate. 099 on the highly sensitive sonar. well the ocean environment is very unforgiving . so there are a lot of challenges that prevent a submarine from hearing another submarine or another surface ship, and you've got to be able to understand those different challenges the uss mississippi, like all of america's nuclear submarines, can essentially sustain itself under the water for weeks or even months at a time