this is the chairperson for qatar foundation.pposed to to be mindful of other people's welfare, it's this person. i saw people sweating. i saw people just struggling to, like, keep still and all that and all that. and this person came and saw people standing outside and did nothing about it. and this went on for the remainder of summer, and nothing was done. fast forward to 2021, the guards still standing outside for extended periods of time. and i'm thinking, "summer is just around the corner — i have to do something about it." i wrote an article describing what happened. you know, just the reality of what we go through, like, on a day—to—day. my company gave me up. they handed me over to the authorities. they thought that i was working with foreign agents to spread disinformation and spoil the name of qatar and all that. for the first two weeks, i had no contact with anyone. i was blindfolded, all those things — handcuffs. so i didn't really know where i was. i didn't have any hope. the kenyan embassy and the ilo came to to vis

the qatar foundation spokesperson said contractors must comply with qatar's laws.y must assess heat risk, provide cold water, shade, and breaks. and fountain breach. we asked the government about the case. an allegation they were underreporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up, all eyes will be on them to see how workers areept safe in this increasing heat. >> in paris, environmental activists blocked a plan to chop down trees around the eiffel tower. it was part of an $80 million project to create a garden for the 2024 olympics games. buno longer. >> the plan was to pedestrian eyes the area around the eiffel tower and introduce new paths, cycle routes, souvenir shops, and food stores. but when they found out it would mean chopping down 42 trees and threaten the roots of a plane tree planted by napoleon in 1814, they launched a petition. it was signed by more than 140,000 people. but thomas braillerom the surveillance of trees decided to take the protest one step further. initially, authorities tried to bargain with protester

a qatar foundation spokesperson said their contractors must comply with qatar's laws.d are fined if found in breach. we asked the qatar government about malcolm's case and the allegation they were underreporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up this year in qatar, all eyes will be on them to see how workers are kept safe in this ever increasing heat. apple could be forced to change the type of charger it supplies for iphones sold in europe, after the eu agreed a law to introduce a standard port. the new rules would mean new electronic devices such as mobiles and tablets have to use the same kind of usb cable. apple has previously resisted a one—size—fits all approach. stories of ships stuffed with treasure from an era long ago are rarely live up to the hype, but wendy urquhart has a true story about a spanish galleon laden with real treasure that's worth billions. the colombian navy has discovered two historical boats near the caribbean port of cartagena, very close to the wreck of the spanish galleon san jose wreck of the spanis

a qatar foundation spokesperson said their contractors must comply with qatar's laws. asked the qatar government about malcolm's case and the allegation they were underreporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up this year in qatar, all eyes will be on them to see how workers are kept safe in this ever increasing heat. nawal al maghafi, bbc news. and before we go: a tale of sunken treasure at the bottom of the ocean. colombian naval officials have found two more historical shipwrecks, close to the remains of the sanjose galleon, a spanish ship laden with treasure that was sunk by the british in 1708. it could contain billions of dollars of gold. here's the president of colombia. translation: shipwrecks can be comletel translation: shipwrecks can be completely preserved _ translation: shipwrecks can be completely preserved and - completely preserved and protected until the respective extraction is done stopping these riches can then be made available to the world and appreciated through museum exhibitions. a reminder of our top stor

a qatar foundation spokesperson said that contractors must comply with qatar's rules.nd in breach. we asked the qatar government about malcolm's case, an allegation they were under—reporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up this year in qatar, all eyes will be on them to see how workers are kept safe in that this ever—increasing heat. three police officers in the us state of arizona have been put on leave after they stood by and watched a homeless man drowning. newly released bodycam footage and transcripts show the man getting into a lake last month and telling police he was "going to drown". one officer responded, "i'm not going tojump in after you." cbs reporter alexis dominguez has the latest. she thinks you're from japan. in this body can video officers are seen speaking with 34—year—old sean bickings and a woman about a domestic disturbance. on may 28th, police reported the man, now identified as bickings, running from police to avoid arrest due to warrants. police later clarified he was not a suspect and was not being purs

a qatar foundation spokesperson said their contractors must comply with qatar's laws.ound in breach. we asked the qatar government about malcolm's case and the allegation they were under—reporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up this year in qatar, all eyes will be on them to see how workers are kept safe in this ever increasing heat. if you want more analysis from outside source a good place to find it is on twitter — i'm @bbcrosatkins. follow me, you'll see all of our videos, they're usually quite short with lots packed in. we're posting new material all the time. it has been a warm day for many of us today. with some sunshine around. a lovely day for many parts of scotland. the weather in central scotland. the weather in central scotland will look very different for tomorrow. changes are coming in. they are coming from the southwest where we see the cloud building with rain pushing across southwest england and wales and into northern ireland before midnight. that band of rain will continue north into southern scotland and eas

a qatar foundation spokesperson said their contractors must comply with qatar's laws.all eyes will be on them to see how workers are kept safe in this ever increasing heat. proposals that would have involved chopping down dozens of trees around the eiffel tower have been scrapped as part of a 72 million euros scheme to create a huge garden for the 2024 olympic games. cutting down trees to create a garden, funny that! wendy urquhart reports. the plan was to pedestrianise the area around the eiffel tower and introduce new paths, cycle routes, a ticket office, toilets, souvenir shops and food and stalls. but when parisians found out it would mean chopping down 42 trees and threatened the roots of a plane tree planted by napoleon, they launched a petition. it was signed by more than 140,000 people. but thomas brail, who founded the national group for the surveillance of trees, decided to take the protest one step further. he's now camped up a 208—year—old plane tree near the eiffel tower. initially, the authorities try to bargain with the protesters by offering to chop dow

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