it was taped way than one hundred thirty days which started in the middle of june the russian emergencies ministry says it's taking the situation under control however firefighters are still struggling with the blazes thousands have been left homeless in the past few days by the flames which have consumed a number of entire villages also use our first reports now from the veronese region one of the worst hit areas. well in brightness they've made managing to get the situation under control often the last few days has seen a huge amount of destruction caused by these by as we've visited the town of muscle of coaches one of the worst hit in the area is some of the people who are living that find out how they were taping with the situation they could only watch helplessly at the firestorm that played on. one person's life this is the village of muscle of about fifteen minutes from british fifty center one of the places worst affected by the fires that have left many of the homes completely destroyed. the fire wasted no time.

various different circumstances trying to cool off by going swimming that's according to the russian emergencies ministry a twenty six russian regions now have to clear the state of emergency the drought is so weak crops are literally just drying out and dropping their seeds on the ground thousands of millions of tons of grain are going to be lost this harvest and farmers are just watching their crops dry out in the fields unable to do anything that that does another effect of the of the heat it's also the case that a thousand fires have been recorded breaking out all over russia the forest for floors are becoming so hot they're almost like kindling and any spark or forest fires all over russia so slowly but surely if this heat continues the problem is it's going to get worse and worse tom unprecedented temperatures there is as you say how are people the general public coping with all this. well we're all over russia here in moscow doctors have given advice don't go out unless you have to between midday and four pm that's when the the sun is strongest i suppose i like myself my dogs and englishmen out in

the country is in the grip of its most severe heat wave for one hundred thirty years the russian emergencies ministry ministry says the situation is now under control but firefighters are still battling to contain the blazes in the last two days thousands of had to watch their homes burn and many others have been evacuated off the sarah firth reports from the region one of the worst hit areas. and for a nurse they've made managing to get the situation under control of the last few days has seen a huge amount of destruction caused by these fires this been told so by the heat wave the rush of the past couple of void now we know that around a hundred thousand to still burning across central russia that's a huge amount to be done anything but imagine successes in the bus services have really struggled with this to put them out now the people that we've spoken to them for bonuses that there is the witness there in flames being burned but it happened very very quickly it was a very aggressive five that spread rapidly through the houses and there's nothing these people could really do.

the russian emergencies ministry says it's not clear at this stage what caused the crash. this week russian security services have broken all prospective terrorists that are in the southern republic of dagestan and the homes of six arrested women one of them just fifteen years old they found suicide belts disguises and wills two men were also detained one of whom is linked to the deadly moscow metro in march cup of nuts out of our reports. so young but deemed old enough one of the alleged terrorist teams in the russian republic of the stand is just fifteen years old that according to officials did not stop her from taking part in planning terrorist attacks she and the other woman were allegedly trained by their husbands. my late husband left the guns here i've held a gun i know how to fire one but i've never done it i know how to use a grenade to. us i'm fifteen years old and you go against in the house i even help them played around with them and then put them back they all say their handling of the weapons was just curiosity but the wills suicide belts and elements of dis

caucasian highway connecting russia's republic of north and south ossetia and georgia the russian emergencies ministry's the bus plunged over sixty meters the driver is among those injured and he's in critical condition it's not clear at this stage what caused the crash this week russian security services broke up a suspected terrorist cell in the southern republican dagestan in the homes of six arrested women one of them just fifteen years old they found suicide belts disguises and wills two men were also detained one of whom is linked to the deadly moscow metro blasts in march. this report. so young but deemed old enough one of the alleged terrorists in the russian republic of the good stuff is just fifteen years old that according to officials did not stop her from taking part in planning terrorist attacks she and the other woman were allegedly trained by their husbands. my late husband left the guns here i've held a gun i know how to fire one but i've never done it i know how to use a grenade to. it's hello i'm fifteen years old and you go guns in the house i even help them pay to ram them and then

sides monitoring this cleanup operation a very closely indeed we can hear now from the russian emergencies ministry about this. not particularly the chinese side confirms the accident and said that those soldiers are taking all necessary measures several teams are connecting the barrels along with some who are rebar now with a monitoring environment in the region so far no changes in the which we're going to have been detected when you do it at the same time russian specialists have registered new changes in the water quality for the past several days in the two nearest regions risen additional around the clock which is quality monitoring of the. president but there is no health risk for the people living in the area and only accident is under the control of the regional and local centers of the emergency ministry. but as we just heard taro water is being monitored there are twenty four hours around the clock basically so but if the chemicals do week out how dangerous will that be. well we've heard that is posing no immediate threat to people's lives or health sciences have warned that the substanc

russian capital this is your headlines now sweltering in the city registers a record breaking temperatures on friday the heat wave of course russia's worst drought in years and the emergencies ministry says three hundred people have drowned this week alone most of them.

russian government itself why wasn't justice department to the ministry of justice in moscow you know direct talks between. let's take a look now at some other news stories from around the world it's emerged that a system of the oil rig which exploded in the gulf of mexico was partially disabled on the day of the blast the technician on board at the time says that sound in light signals was switched off meanwhile tropical storm bonnie has reached the gulf ships monitoring the temporary cap on that became oil well withdrawing to safer waters b.p. says work at the site will be suspended for nearly two weeks. and. some dramatic pictures now show the moment a canadian fighter pilot had an extremely lucky escape managed to success we checked himself on his plane just a split second before it crashed he's now recovering in hospital accident and practice. and when the ground was injured. at least twenty three bodies have been found buried in move in mexico and what's believed to be a mass grave used by drug gangs to dispose of the victims and security forces say an anonymous tip off led them to the pit where the remains were found crime scene investigators have been using heavy equipment to sear

russian capital you without say thank you for joining us you headlines now sweltering in the city registers record breaking temperatures on friday the heatwave for schools russia's worst drought in years and the emergencies ministry says that three hundred people have drowned this week alone most of them just trying to cool off.