rob cameron in prague, thank— need to do it. rob cameron in prague, thank you _ need to do it. in prague, thank you very - need to do it. rob cameron inj prague, thank you very much. and we have a live page running online with the very latest on the catastrophic flooding that are sweeping through central europe and have left at least seven dead and others missing. you will find that on the bbc news website and app. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has warned the houthis in yemen of a heavy price after a ballistic missile managed to enter israeli airspace. the missile, launched from yemen, fell in an open area. there were no casualties. a spokesman for the houthis in yemen said the operation involved what he called a new hypersonic missile, which travelled more than 2,000km in less than 12 minutes. israel has said it is investigating how the missile was not shot down before entering the airspace. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams has the latest on this attack. this is an interesting attack. as you say, it didn't cause any damage, but it does not appear to have

rob cameron, bbc news, prague. at the unveiling. tell me what that was like for you. it was very moving and we are very honoured that the city of prague has chosen to commemorate nikki in this way. he was there in prog of many, many times and met people, and it was recognising his lifetime, but it was a great honour and removing that we have a fitting thing. we need to keep the memory of these events alive.— to keep the memory of these events alive. and it's the 85th anniversary — events alive. and it's the 85th anniversary of— events alive. and it's the 85th anniversary of the _ events alive. and it's the 85th anniversary of the kinder - anniversary of the kinder transport from prague. just remind us how significant your granddad because my actions were? .,, ., granddad because my actions were? ., ., were? nikki was a young man, 29, were? nikki was a young man, 29. when _ were? nikki was a young man, 29. when he — were? nikki was a young man, 29, when he travelled - were? nikki was a young man, 29, when he travell

, when or 12 years ago, in prague, when we were, we were told that well, again, the czechs said that the population of prague there is up to 10% - these are... citizens of ukraine, that is, for a minute, even in peaceful times there, up to the thirteenth year in peaceful prague, there were ukrainians there, well, almost every tenth was, that is, they cope with this experience, and those, the same czechs, who conduct sociology regarding how ukrainians are treated, then in general they monitor this and adhere to the point of view that it is convenient for the czech country, for the czech economy and they see that if they do not need... additional ukrainians, they will not attract them, that is, they will advocate for limiting the admission, but they will also be in favor of ukrainians working more for the honest economy, that is, we see this situation, that if you look at the long term, then now in the world you are really right, there can be no talk, that is, everyone is set for a long game, that means everyone they think that this human resource should be used correctly and competent

, and we see some such incredible things, that is, the most pro-european vectors of that time, so prague hungarian performance, and the current slovak, fitso and the hungarian. orbana, well, you see how much it has changed to the exact opposite, and these are our immediate neighbors, and what is being done in germany, and how it raises its head an alternative for germany in the eastern lands, we saw these, well, really very threatening election results, that is, we observe these trends, we have to treat them very carefully and watch what is happening there. well, one more point, because it hurts a lot and it's very personal. you just mentioned last week, and the shelling of lviv, you introduced me as a teacher at the frank university of lviv, but i still teach at the ukrainian catholic university, we had a class on tuesday just in time for me there was, i had a group of cultural studies where darina bazilevich studied, this... was her first and last class, that is, she passed away literally after a few hours, and then there was the next class and the state of those of her fellow students

i'm here in the capital in prague and it looks and feels pretty bad. in prague is perhaps not as critical as elsewhere in the country. certainly in parts of north—east moravia, in cities like 0strava, towns like 0pava, krnov, cesky tesin, there they are evacuating thousands of people, with one town high up in the mountains, jesenik, has been completely cut off, with the roads and the railway lines completely submerged by the flood waters. so, many thousands of people now are being evacuated from their homes. most people are doing so willingly. unfortunately, some people have refused to leave their homes and so now we're seeing reports of army and police helicopters circulating those villages and towns along those rivers, trying to save people who refuse to leave their homes and now find themselves stranded in them. the meteorologists say that actually we have seen something like 80% of the precipitation that was due to fall over the country this weekend has now fallen, so perhaps the worst is now behind us here in the czech republic. but of course, fou

well, here in prague, the rain has _ region. well, here in prague, the rain has stopped, - region.think there's a sense of optimism, that the worst is over. but on the other half of the country, north moravia, up with the border with poland, their situation is extremely bleak because, although the rivers are falling, that culminated in the levels there are going down, that's leaving the terrible devastation that these floods have caused. we have 10,000 people in that region who were evacuated — it's not clear when they'll be able to go back to their towns and villages, and homes — if indeed there still standing. and if and when they do, they'll need water, food, electricity — all of which has been badly affected by these floods. we did also get some news earlier that police had found the car containing three people that was swept into the swollen river in the northern part of sale easy, near the polish border — sadly there was no one in that car, they are still looking for its documents, and they are among seven people now who are unaccounted for with one person confirmed to have d

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two trains from prague to chop and to przemyśl are still on the territory.meanwhile , austria was covered with snowfall and an avalanche occurred in one of the regions of the alpine mountains. a group of 30 tourists was there. one person has disappeared, they are looking for him. rescuers in several municipalities, people are being prepared for possible evacuation. a flood swept away a bridge in the polish town of gluhołoza. a little later , the second bridge, which was being repaired, also broke down. as write the local media, the situation in the city is critical: a powerful flow of water flows through the streets, there is no electricity supply. local authorities urged all residents to leave the city as soon as possible or move to higher ground. according to the mayor of the city, pavel shimkovich, unfortunately, the worst scenarios have come true, and the evacuation will be forced. the yemeni houthis launched a rocket that reached central israel for the first time. the houthis said it was the start, as 20 israeli air defense systems failed to intercept t

what happens that was to unless bruce penny and prague for us many thanks, bruce, appreciate it. thank you. jerry dw is julia sal daily. had the stop died on the storm and flooding from the southern german city of paso. well, this is it. weighs in here is not as dramatic as we've seen in the con, neighboring countries to the east, like the tech republic. uh there was a break in the wet rain up in the past few days. it was raining a lot. there was a break yesterday evening and this morning it started raining again and rain throughout the afternoon, but the city is ready in case more water were to come in the next few days and i can show you how they've been preparing. for example here. this road which runs alongside the danube river has been closed. people can't drive their cars here. and as we see the streets here in behind, this area that has been blocked off is filled with water and is not really high. but the water had been coming from the down you from the river right there, but also from the drains. and the city is also started preparing by putting up sand bags at the ground

bruce pony it is in prague. earlier. he told us more about the situation in the czech republic. it's been getting worse as the day goes on. i've been watching the news to us in the morning. it looked like it was under control but, but by the time the sun started going down, they showed various areas of the country that were under water. you know, at least a half a meter of, of water up against houses and people walking in the streets with big weight loads . and so it has deteriorated quite a bit and they're expecting that is probably going to get a little worse. the northeastern part of the country seems to be the one that's going to get the hardest right now. your, your previous reporter mention, google losey. it's an all and apparently the danverse up stream from them and it's flooded to google loudly. but there's places not very far away in the czech republic, one place called jessica bass and another one called your center. and there they are also the most recent photo show that they are inundated with water at the moment. and in fact with there was even photo of the militar

a gift to the american people to house radio for europe in eastern europe essentially europe and prague the work that we had done an americans in supportingri democracy and freem in eastern -- we all of the countries of then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning. they are -- the go to source for what is happening in ukrainian today or what isto happening in russia. they cover it better than anybody else. and so i think the legacy that wask started under president eisenhower back in very late 1940s early 1950s is alive and well and would be extremely proud of the work that they have done in this success they have hadd and the work they're continuing to do today. but i also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through information. if you want to call it that peace through contact and i think what is oftentimes perhaps well not known as well as it should -- is that president eisenhower was the first person who helped create a very interesting agency of the united states government call thed u.s. ia u.s. information agenc

well, the situation remains critical in the czech republic, flood barriers are being erected in prague. what are the predictions? and here's what a bbc correspondent says, who... as you can see, there's still quite a lot of rain in the clouds in this country, but there's a certain sense of optimism that the worst may be behind us. behind me is the river vltava in prague, and at this time the day before the water covered the embankment here, but today it is only reaching it borders, so people believe, at least here in this part of the country, in the capital prague and central bohemia, that the rivers have already reached their peak and the water level will not rise. will be higher and the flow will be calmer, but in other parts of the country, in northern moravia, silesia, in the northeastern part of the country, the situation is still critical. the water levels in the rivers are starting to recede little by little, but obviously the flood has caused devastation there, the clouds are parting and emergency services can better see the destruction that the towns and villages have suffered

i want to emphasize radio free europe, radio liberty is alive and well in prague today. it was successful during the end of the cold war. we were honored, considered heroes, the reason why radio free europe, radio liberty is in prague today is the first democratically elected president of the czech republic in the early 90s gave a building in downtown prague as a gift to the american people, gift to the american people to house radio free europe in eastern europe, central europe in prague for the work that we had done as americans in supporting democracy and freedom in all the countries then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning, they are the go to source for what's happening in ukraine today, what's happening in russia, they cover it better than anybody else so i think the legacy that was started under president eisenhower back in late 1940s or early 1950s is alive and well and he would be extremely proud of the work that they have done and the success they have had and the work they are continuing to do today but i would also like to expand a lit

i want to emphasize that radio liberty is alive and well in prague today and it was successful duringwe were considered heros. as a matter of fact, the reason why radio europe, radio liberty is in prague today because first democratically elected president of the czech republic in the early 90's gave a building in downtown prague as gift to the plane people to house radio europe in eastern europe in prague for the work that we had done as americans in supporting democracy and freedom follow eastern -- well, all the countries under communist rule so radios are functioning. they are the go-to source for what is happening in ukraine today, what is happening in russia. they cover it better than anybody else and so i think the legacy that was started under president eisenhower back in very late 1940's, early 1950's is alive and well and would be extremely proud of the work that they have done and the success that they have had and the work that they are continuing to do today but i would also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through inform

nato chiefs of general staff are gathering in prague. is there already a decision on the possible strikes with western weapons deep into russian territory? we will discuss this and other issues live with the russian ambassador to belgium. didn't get there. destination in the usa the train crashed into a tractor with military equipment at full speed, the moment of the collision was filmed by eyewitnesses. servicemen of the northern fleet practiced defense against enemy sabotage groups. this is part of the okean-2024 exercises. according to the scenario , a sabotage and reconnaissance group attacked a naval aviation airfield. the attack was repelled. a mi-8 helicopter with an operational fire group on board took part in the exercises . it searched for and blocked saboteurs. the airfield was covered by the crews of su-30 sm and su-33 aircraft. in the southern donetsk direction, special operations units of the vostok force group are destroying fortified positions in the ukrainian armed forces. tulip self-propelled mortars are practicing agai

nicholas winton — the british man saved hundreds of children from the holocaust — as a street in praguend coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, from next year brendon mccullum will be head coach across all forms of england mens cricket taking on the test and whiteball sides. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. five children — three of them just 12 years old — have been arrested on suspicion of murder after an 80—year—old man died after being attacked in leicester while he was walking his dog. bhim kohli was in a park close to his home at around 6.30 on sunday evening when he was assaulted by a group of young people. leicestershire police launched the murder investigation today after he died of his injuries in hospital. danny savage reports. a small park in a residential area in leicester, now cordoned off and the scene of a murder investigation. an 80—year—old man was assaulted here on sunday evening, and has since died. the victim was bhim kohli, who lived close by and was walking his dog when he was attacked. neighbours say he was well liked, well—known, a

this agreement it was signed during yoon sokyol's three-day trip to prague. yoon had traveled to prague with the purpose of preparing the ground for the signing of this final agreement. in this meeting, the governments of the two countries are working together. the partners agreed to develop their strategic partnership, which will be 10 years old in 2025. the 16th international technology and transportation equipment exhibition. in the lap of mountains and plains, a school with a life as vast as the surrounding nature. the bell for the beginning of the school year at shahid bagheri ashairi school, siahkhani, abdanan, may god bless ali muhammad and his family, and i am very happy that i came to shahid bagheri school today, that's all. he has a student named khuda, his first lesson from the farsi book of the beginning. god, who created the weather, created the trees, flowers, and greenery , i was the only student in this school in the first and second grades, my grades were very good, i entered the third grade, abolfazl nouri is entering a new chapter of his li

these agreements were signed during the three-day visit of ionsofiol to prague. ion with the purpose of providing he had traveled to prague to sign this final agreement. in this meeting, the governments of the two countries agreed on joint cooperation to develop their strategic partnership, which will be 10 years old in 2025. the 16th international transportation technology and equipment exhibition was opened in beijing. safety and security of transportation, green transportation and energy transformation, global road and air transportation to create smarter and more sustainable transportation networks are in focus. more than 100 leading companies in the transportation sector from 10 countries are present at the exhibition. good night and god saver i would like to congratulate you on your carpet , we have chosen an attractive design, but the important thing is that i bought a carpet from a specialized market. you are so easy , yes, from this house to that house, yes, from the iranian house to your house, the specialty market of dastwa and classic carpets, the big

ukraine at 700 euros apiece, according to czech senator lukáš wagenknecht, prague benefited by raisingrices by supplying ammunition to kiev for money from germany. thus, one of the manufacturers sold shells at a price of 2,500 euros apiece, but the czech government asked berlin for 3,200. however, it is now clear why the west does not want the bloodshed to end. business is business, even if it is on blood. poland and warsaw want to make money on the war. to build a factory for the production of ammunition to meet the needs of nato and ukraine, duda said. according to him, such a factory is extremely necessary not only for the poles themselves, but for the entire north atlantic alliance. however, talk of a new production facility has been going on since 2023, but difficulties have arisen with the implementation of the project under the new tusk government. the authorities believe that previous agreements with private contractors did not correspond to the interests of the state. less than six months later , the un finally expressed concern about the dorovo case due to human rights violat

in prague. two losers of the first round met and both coaches made many changes to the starting lineupse game was similar to huytalky, where the hosts took better advantage of the opponent's mistakes. a double by shults and a penalty shot by souschyk led to three goals. yellow and blue were able to respond with two well- hit headers, from vanat and sudakov. note that this is vladyslav vanat's first goal for the national team once again, rebrov's team fails in the first half. defeat 3:2 and again the eternal question after failures, who is to blame and what to do? we are all upset with the result, unfortunately today we lost a game, a very important game for us, but i am grateful to the players, they tried to save this game, they are now asking me why... we started playing from the second half, but i think , that in the first half the czech republic was very aggressive, it was very difficult to create, but in this match everything was decided by the mistakes we made in defense, so, unfortunately, when we, even when we score two goals, and i think the second half was very intense, very in

the class chemistry laboratory became for pavel batura places of study in prague.ry saturday well for 3 years already 3 and a half i study chemistry every saturday went to the chemistry department well there with rare exceptions here and 12:58 commuter train from our station there at almost 3 o'clock we arrive then study until 6 6:14 high-speed commuter train home on sunday on sunday we usually came to school with us you studied our graduates, that is, the same as we , olympiad participants, to whom from school there have long been students and the ninth grade pavel intensively masters information not only of the academic program, tasks from the olympiads of the past years and international tournaments, but also the system of work with talented schoolchildren in the gymnasium paved the way to the first victories. knowledge and raise this child, and then i had a desire for the child to have some kind of success, since he succeeds, so that he realizes himself, suddenly it is his? after victory at the district, regional and republican chemistry olympiad in the ninth g

rob cameron, bbc news, prague.unexpectedly winning the prize for best dancer at the country's leading flamenco festival — the first foreigner to do so. the 48 year old who performs under the stage name "la yunko" — was met with a mixture of applause and some jeering when awarded with best female dancer at the annual "cante de las minas festival". here's our reporter meghan 0wen. this isjunko hagiwara dancing in spain's most prestigious flamenco competition. now, up until this point, it's only been won by spanish dancers. so this is a really big moment. now, thejudges decision was unanimous, but as soon as she walked on stage to claim her award, she was greeted with applause but also boos. hagiwara's win has also sparked a social media backlash, and the spanish newspaper el pais has picked up on this. it says this shows clear prejudice that sometimes borders on the racist, and it also adds that they seem to say that if you are not andalusian, or at least spanish, it is impossible to know flamenco. now, the competiti

the prague-chop flight is making a detour and will arrive in ukraine two hours later.he summer of a terrible flood in poland, the cities of stronesłonski and londex druy were almost completely under water and cut off from the world, write local journalists. in poland , two people died from the flood, bridges were destroyed in some cities, and evacuations were carried out. at least two dead are known. up to 80,000 additional students from ukraine are expected in polish schools this year. by the beginning of this school year, there were about 145,000 of them. those who want to study in the neighboring country were particularly motivated by changes to the law on assistance to citizens of ukraine who have temporary protection in poland. our maria chernyakhivska knows more and will tell you more. this year , kiyanka yuliya sent her daughter to the first grade of a polish school, she says, they went to the nearest one to the apartment and enrolled in the class without any problems. this is our conscious choice. that the child learns the polish language, teaches, studies in a

pharmacies plantain, memory and oleksandr morozov, a well-known publicist, political analyst, who is in prague, will be working on the air of the tv channel. greetings, oleksandr, glad to see and hear. good day, anton, good day to those who watch and listen to us. well, the key story is the so-called parameters of what is not there. in particular, we are talking about negotiation. a process that does not exist, everyone talks about it, and from time to time splashes of one or another plan reach us, and the situation in general reminds me of a room full of people some kind of cotton wool, yes, but this cotton wool , unfortunately, is wrapped in blood, and by blood, in particular, ukrainian blood, we mean that certain processes are carried out, certain signals and impulses are transmitted, in such a way that, in principle, it briefly testifies to the fact that these or that negotiations in different capitals, yes, i don't know, from india and... china to berlin and brussels, that they are talking about something, so we understand that we again have many questions for our partners and allies rega

i spoke earlier to our correspondent rob cameron, who is following the story from prague.says the situation in the czech capital has eased. i think we have seen the worst of what the rain and flooding has to offer here in this part of the country. if i step away, you can see how high the river is now, but it hasn't burst its banks, and it is not expected to do so. in the other half of the country, the other side of the country, in north moravia, silesia, up injesenik, the spa town has been completely cut off with not even the fire brigade able to get to those people who didn't heat those calls to leave their homes, to evacuate, and instead the army and the police have had to come in helicopters to winch them to safety. another town, 80% of which is under water, and now as the waters begin to recede from those towns in north moravia and silesia, the extent of the damage is beginning to be clear. we have seen on social media some of the pictures from jesenik and other areas where houses have been destroyed and massive amounts of debris left in the streets, and many people, o

the prague chop flight will make a detour and arrive in ukraine two hours later. the storm left 86 settlements in eight regions of ukraine without electricity. this was reported to ukrenergo. in particular, in kyiv, chernihiv, khmelnytskyi and odesa. due to hostilities, some of the population is without electricity. in donetsk, dnipropetrovsk, kherson, kharkiv, sumy regions. energy experts are already repairing the damage and are calling for economical consumption of electricity. and we urge you to join the collection for our defenders. we need funds for drones and a charging station for the reconnaissance of the third regiment of the ssso, which is destroying the enemy in the area of ​​chasovoy yar in donetsk region. the russians are constantly attacking and trying to capture the city, because it's a pony. the height from which it is easier to shell other settlements. our defenders are holding the defense, but they need your help. soldiers need drones. they will help not only to improve the performance of combat tasks, but also save the lives of our military pers

rob cameron, bbc news, prague. to some other important news around the world.tempted prison break in the democratic republic of the congo. 2a people were killed and the rest of the victims were either crushed or suffocated. despite reports of mass out of this, the government initially said only two people had died. the european union naval mission in the red sea says that an operation to salvage a burning oil tanker has been called up because it is too dangerous. the greek tanker was abandoned both grew up after being attacked by the houthi is from yemen almost two weeks ago. it is carrying about a million barrels of crude raising fears of an environmental disaster. award—winning american filmmaker tim burton received a star on the hollywood walk of fame in los angeles on tuesday. welcome to the hollywood walk of fame, tim burton!— of fame, tim burton! cheering and applause. _ mr burton is best known for directing and producing well—known horror and fantasy films, including the hits beetlejuice and edward scissorhands. he's also credited with the rise in popula

rob cameron, bbc news, prague. extraordinary story and a great tribute.s trust in bath which specialises in cancer treatment. the king is being treated for an undisclosed form of cancer and has been receiving care as an outpatient since early february. the queen was asked by a charity support worker about her husband's health and gave a short answer ? "yes, he's doing very well." we will take a short break. at the other side of the break we will have our panel. hello. today has been a very mixed affair weather—wise across the uk. we've seen some spells of warm sunshine in place, but also some sharp showers. high pressure, this big area of high pressure tantalisingly close to us in the atlantic, but not quite close enough to kill off these various frontal systems, these old weather fronts, if you like, just bringing bands of clouds and bits and pieces of showery rain, some clear spells in between. it'll be quite misty and murky in places. not as muggy as last night across the southeast corner — 14 in london, maybe dropping all the way to four in the highla

if i just step away, you can see the river vltava here now in prague.er the edge of it. so there is a sense, at least here in this part of the country, in the capital, prague, and the central bohemian region, that the rivers have culminated. they're not going to get any higher. and the flow is beginning now to lessen and beginning to ebb on the other side of the country. however, north moravia, silesia, the very northeastern part of the country. there the situation is still critical. rivers there are beginning to fall a little bit, but they are obviously leaving behind them a devastation which is now becoming clear as the clouds part, and the emergency services get a better view of what destruction has been wreaked on these towns and villages. places like krnov, opava, sumperk, hanusovicka these are small towns in the mountains of north moravia and silesia, many of which were completely cut off by these floods, and they have suffered considerable damage. a number of houses have fallen into the river. about 10,000 people in total have been evacuated, so

and here... the vacancy is available for the czech republic's king ferdynd, who is working in prague'srden and looking for specialists from good academic staff. skaryna would be the gardeners and end life. pratsa fell into the pit. the trees are noisy, the heavy ones are sleeping, the winds are clear. all this information is seen in the forests of the forests. but from the perspective it became clear that everything was wrong and wrong. i've been in belarus for a couple of decades. friends will grow like mushrooms grazing every day: berastse, nyasvizh, luster, love. it’s just that skaryna took her time, for which she did. well , it’s not without reason, many others have asked on the right. and for us, iago nashchadkas, we have already received the sign of skaryna. the straightest sun ў full face with a slim figure and a youthful appearance. symbol of light, holiness, hens, eternity and youth. sergei osipovich pritytsky, one of the organizers of the komsomol underground in western belarus, an activist of the communist party. riyana fought against the polish occupation, paved the way for

prague this year , the viceroy of the mayor of the capital, aleg korzun, said , “i’m looking at the stupidthe city of megapolis. now the traditional competition is taking place. as the specialists of zhyleva-kamunalnaya meant gaspadarki, one of the city's general trends - development of infrastructure for physical education and sports. so, during this year , several dozen all-season facilities have appeared. somewhere at the expense of cats, somewhere at the expense of residents, including developing cycling, for young people it is interesting, here are interactive, smart benches where you can sit in a company, talk, charge your phone, a huge amount of work has been done, replacement of continuous asphalt-concrete pavement of about 2.0 m2, pothole repair on an area of ​​2,400 m2, which we emphasize attention, these are also playgrounds, which means their equipment, their... condition, which means we look at the condition of pedestrian connections, we look at the condition of the facades, today we really see that the residents of the capital are taking an active part in putting their territ

i made a film based on the show we performed in prague. last year it was a wonderful show, watch it, it's called this is not a drill, it was shown in the usa, in south america, at the very beginning of the film i say, this film is dedicated to all my brothers and sisters around the world, to all those who are involved in the irreconcilable struggle for the souls of people, that's who i dedicated this film to, we are all interconnected, last year my detractors tried to cancel my show in europe, but we resisted. the audience supported us, we will continue to resist, because if we do not do this, then the forces that with my ... ecuador, colombia, peru, brazil and canada, everyone around the world, we must do this, because they are destroying our planet, the earth, our home, this little dot in the middle of eternity is being destroyed and sacrificed for profit, we must intervene to stop it. in perhaps his greatest work, the wall, roger authers narrates, sings, shows a god-forsaken man who has lost the most precious thing, his father, his spir

so yes, we have high alerts in some of the areas here, especially for prague, all the way down toward vienna, the highest level that we can get. here's what we're going to be looking at for winds as well as the low pressure sure. system continues to spin around counterclockwise moving off here now something else that's spinning counterclockwise, but banka, it is the storm that will affect shanghai in just a couple of days. maybe day and a half for that matter, this is not going to be a big equivalent of a category three or four and two hurricane, but it will likely become a typhoon. it may lose a little bit of strength at times, we'll have to see what it makes landfall. but due to the fact that there are so many people in the way of even 100 or so kilometers per hour storm making rainfall, maybe 200 millimeters in some spots this could be a high effect storm there for the people of shanghai will keep watching it for you and you should watch it too. if you are in that area because this will certainly affect millions. we could certainly see some people without power could see obviously

galatasaray needed extra time in their tie against slavia prague — they've gone through 4—3 on aggregatete victory. a new global investment group says it is "ripping up the rule book" to stop women's football becoming too financially reliant on the men's game. mercury 13 bought its first club, fc como women, earlier this year. they now say that investment in england is an "absolute priority". katie gornall reports from the italian city. in a corner of northern italy, the town of como glistens. it's a location that has always attracted investors, and now they're here for women's football. i've always thought it was a good business. six months ago, a new investment group bought fc como women. the ambition is very much to build a global portfolio, starting with women's professional teams in europe. we believe that there is an incredible opportunity to give those clubs the fuel that they need to ride, you know, obviously a big wave that we're seeing in women's sport. it was here in these glamorous surroundings that mercury 13 first launched their project. but they have ambitions that extend

a great night for sparta prague, who marked their return to this competition after almost 19 years with austrian side rb salzburg. sparta's 3—0 win was their first in the champions league proper since beating lazio in december 2003. a late howler from goalkeeper paulo gazzaniga gifted paris saint—germain victory against debutants girona. portuguese left—back nuno mendes drilled a low effort from a tight angle, but the keeper let the ball sneak through his hands. bologna's first—ever champions league match ended with a hard—fought point claimed at home to ukrainian champions shakhtar donetsk. bologna finished fifth in serie a last season, and their polish goalkeeper, lukasz skorupski, helped them to the point by saving a fourth—minute penalty. and it was a frustrating start for manchester city, who were held to a draw by an impressive inter milan side at the etihad. this was a repeat of the 2023 champions league final won by city in istanbul — but on wednesday, their italian opponents were deserving of their point. i know how good they are, because he's an exceptional player. but they ar

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rob cameron, bbc news, prague.urse offering free access to books, for many of us libraries have long been a key part of our lives. gfx but bbc analysis has found that since 2016, one in 20 libraries in the uk have been lost. and more deprived communities were four times more likely to have lost a publicly—funded library in that time. michael rosen, children's author and former children's laureate, describes how he feels about the closures. well, it distresses me. i feel angry about it and i feel sad about it. i'm angry because i see this as disadvantaging the disadvantaged. it makes people poorer who are already poor in having access to books and literacy, so that makes me sad and angry both. it also deprives them of what you just described, their safe public spaces, and libraries in britain and all over the world. they provide much more than books these days. they provide access to digital digital platforms of all kinds,

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