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it actually carries sand from the sahara desert. johnny bananas: this is from the sahara desert. every kind of landscape imaginable here, even for a small island like that. it's amazing. let's go check it out. - let's check it out, man. - yeah. after you. [rock music] woo! wow, what a spectacular view, man. leonardo vieizo alvez: this is the christoffel park, the tallest hill on the island. johnny bananas: we were just on a desert, and now, there's like this lush national park behind us. hiking mount christofell is definitely something you should do if you come to curacao. it's a must, man. [rock music] johnny bananas: wow, man, this is beautiful. leonardo vieizo alvez: welcome to shete boka, man. shete is seven. and boka is a mouth. seven mouths? leonardo vieizo alvez: yeah. here are the seven mouths of the island. johnny bananas: this is absolutely stunning. this just nature at its finest. leonardo vieizo alvez: can't ask for any other place that's got the whole world crammed into one little island. johnny bananas: it's amazing. johnny bananas (voiceover): and with curacao bein

it's transporting the raw material phosphate rock from the blue chrome line across the western sahara desert. roughly 70 percent of the world's reserves are in the western sahara, heavily disputed territory currently controlled by morocco, which the un size has been unlawfully occupying the area. a rebel army has been fighting for its independence. the largest preserves are spread across north africa, followed by china, presented south africa and saudi arabia. less than 20 percent of the phosphorus using agriculture actually ends up in the food we eat. that's partly because phosphate fertilizer is your tories. we inefficient defines easily with other minerals in this oil which makes it unavailable for the plan. when they get 950 or fos for this to apply this, it was do get don't, they didn't get some but people to get us to work and body. but maybe 80 percent of that. would it be best if you didn't inside? that's why the industry solution is to just chuck more on the soil. faster suppressed, relatively cheap, adding a bit as good as a marble guarantee profits. this accumulated phospho

and what are they doing, now there is the latest information that in western sahara in the territoryby the polisario front, algeria, i said last time, with blessings, hezbollah instructors are already located, which means it will take some time to prepare these guys for the war not only with the moroccan army, they are so eager to take revenge, yes, but why not far, it’s cast from where, well, from lebanon, listen, this is... far away, no idea, this is north africa , this is what i’m going to, this khazbawa has reached, when the houthis reach, that means i want to see how ansarala marches to our hearth, excuse me, kolya, and carefully on boats, in the fifteenth year i talked with one large comrade, i won’t to speak, during the development of civil law, i speak, he speaks, here we have hezbollah, i won’t say who they are, i say, well, listen, he says , one or two hezbollah will appear, then the whole... the same, well, in general the situation, but you won’t agree, that is, it hasn’t come to that what people see, they see it right before their eyes, and they keep saying, i can’t see s

to be impossible for one more... reason: africa is huge, cut into pieces by a gigantic desert, the saharahe fact that it has always been unevenly populated, it was impossible to centralize power on it, but only a centralized leadership apparatus territory can intelligently distribute resources on it and push the economy forward, and not tear it apart, and africa was torn. the colonialists did not look at what nationalities lived in the territories they captured. they divided the continent not according to where ethnic groups lived, but according to... their zones of interests, and the boundaries of these zones did not coincide with the interests of the local population. scattered ethnic spiritual people were simply unable to formulate the ideas of unity; without it, neither states nor empires can live. the colonialists took advantage of this they plundered african lands and never set out to improve the level of development of the local population in order to develop high-quality sales markets for themselves, much less trading partners. comfort of peoples who are europeans. stole in africa

everything will be here, and what are they doing, now there is the latest information that in western saharat means for a while it is necessary to prepare these guys for war not only with the moroccan army, which they are eager to take revenge on, so to speak, yes, but why not far away. here, then, listen, i want to see how ansarala marches to ours, forgive me, if you listen, carefully on boats, goes to visit krishi sunuku, in the fifteenth year i talked with one large comrade, i won’t say, during the development civil university, i say, he says hezbollah is coming to us, i won’t say who they are, i say, well, so i listen, he says, one or two hezbollah will appear, then whole squads will appear, where they come from, we ourselves don’t know, so you know, they have worked out the task, it’s... solvable, especially algeria, which is what matters, it i said he has an anti-israeli policy, yes, unlike morocco, iran recognizes polisaria as the legitimate leadership of western sahara, and morocco , on the contrary, recognizes the right, israel, or rather the right of morocco, that is, there is a si

be impossible for another banal reason: africa, a giant, sawed into pieces by a giant desert, the saharat that it was always unevenly populated, centralize it power was impossible, but only a centralized apparatus for governing a territory can intelligently distribute resources on it and push the economy forward, and not tear it apart, and africa was torn. the colonialists did not look at what nationalities they were. live in the territories they captured, they divided the continent not according to where ethnic groups lived, but according to their zones of interests, and the boundaries of these zones did not coincide with the interests of the local population. disparate, ethnic spiritual people were simply unable to formulate ideas unity, without it neither states nor empires can live. the colonialists took advantage of this, plundered african lands and never set out to improve the level of development of the local population in order to grow. for yourself high-quality markets, and even more so for trading partners. the comfort of the peoples that europeans robbed in africa was the leas

muslims - this is a ban of a formation affiliated with al-qaeda and the islamic state in greater sahararmy, of course, is vigorously fighting these terrorist threats, we are helping in the military-technical line, the malians, there is even a group of... russian military specialists, well , russian military specialists are present on a permanent basis, because there is russian equipment here, we help have russian helicopters and aircraft, so our specialists are present here. how many years have you lived in russia? 37. 37 years in russia, that is, it turns out more than in malima naturally, that is, you are more russian praying than maliet saying that, so in mali, if you ask, let’s uh people don’t get their bearings, just tell rishika, you know what is reshike pabambara, risike, reshike pabamara is just russian, yeah, when you say russian, in mali, in guinea, in burkina, in cameroon, does everyone know what it is? russian , russian is me, as they say in russia , russia cannot be understood with the mind, so, but you understood with your soul, i understood with your soul, dr. adamadi aba

emphasized that russia is ready to continue to contribute to efforts to stabilize the situation in the sahara-sahel in other parts of the african continent, reported our colleagues about the assistance that russia provides on a bilateral basis to regional countries. law enforcement officers, providing humanitarian assistance, including free supplies of food and fertilizers in accordance with the decision of president putin, which he announced at the second russia-africa summit in july this year in st. petersburg. gambia is now leading. organization of islamic cooperation, we, our friends , were informed about the preparations for the fifteenth summit of this organization, which should to take place in banjul in may of this year, we confirmed our readiness to send russian representatives as observers to this important international forum. of course, we talked about the state of affairs in the middle east, primarily in the context of a sharp deterioration. for the fact that the gambian partners are sympathetic to what is happening and advocate exclusively for a fair political settlement, which so far

leave the list of terrorist supporting countries, and morocco wanted sovereignty over the western sahara, concessions that neither the zionist regime nor the united states. canceled with the zionists. the story continued until al-aqsa storm. the zionists did not withstand the al-aqsa storm. by the way, attack. with rockets they left more than 24 thousand martyrs and wounded missing in front of the eyes of the world community. the war in gaza became a proof of the zionist criminality and proof of arab countries betting on a losing horse. 8 arab countries, including the uae, jordan , bahrain, saudi arabia, oman, qatar, kuwait, egypt, morocco, issued a statement condemning his crimes and refusing to continue the process of normalizing relations with them. maghreb was one of the countries whose people came to the streets in support of gaza on the anniversary of the normalization of its relations with this regime. people of bahrain, jordan and yemen. the same many officials of this regime say, there is hope they do not renew the peace treaty. have you ever exfoliated your skin? the secret to

particular attention was paid to african issues, they talked about the situation in the sahara-sahelith an emphasis on the situation in hot spots, including the situation in mali. emerging

africa is growing south of the sahara, that is, everything that is south of the sahara, respectively, are the same markets , in fact, latin america was also growing rapidly, if it weren’t for the long-suffering shallow one, who showed negative growth there such that he seemed to be all over, he’s not there for long, he’s not there for long, but it’s as if if one country didn’t show this result, then it would also show a very high result, because brazil is growing very quickly, that is , in fact, the developing countries are inflating much faster now than the developed ones. now the prices for petroleum products are rising, which we have been fixed since the beginning of this month, and to stop, especially taking into account the problems , respectively, in lukla, in nizhny novgorod, respectively, and especially against the backdrop of the complexity associated with high energy resources, this looil is not a plant that is located, it is necessary to translate, 146 are watching us, this is new data from rosstat, directly 146, 146 million people have the opportunity. possibility, but nev

from the list of terrorist supporting countries, morocco also wanted sovereignty over the western sahara, concessions that neither the zionist regime nor the united states, on behalf of its ally, wanted. they gave missing from the eyes of the international community , they left more than 24,000 martyrs and wounded in place with their missiles. the gaza war became a document of the zionist criminality and the proof of arab countries betting on the losing horse of 8 arab countries, including the emirates of jordan. saudi arabia, oman, qatar, kuwait, egypt, morocco, issued a statement to condemn his crimes and stop the process the normalization of relations with them was withdrawn. maghreb was one of the countries whose people came to the streets in support of gaza on the anniversary of the normalization of its relations with this regime. the same goes for the people of bahrain, jordan and yemen. many officials of this regime say. the patient's leg is closed by inflating these , in fact, the blood returns to the heart with intensity and severity . this treatment method is called blood circu

from the list of terrorist supporting countries, and morocco wanted the sovereignty of the western sahara, concessions that were not given to them by the zionist regime, which was given to them by america on behalf of its ally. emirates but he was in the lead in this agreement. the doors he gave his economy and tourism to the zionists. by reopening the embassy of the zionist regime, manama canceled its visas with the zionists. the story continued until al-aqsa storm. the zionists, who could not withstand the storm of al-aqsa, took it by storm. with their missiles, more than 24 thousand martyrs and wounded disappeared in front of the eyes of the world community. leaving. the war in gaza was documented. then , being a criminal zionist and proving that arab countries bet on a losing horse. 8 arab countries including uae, jordan, bahrain, saudi arabia, oman, qatar, kuwait, egypt and morocco issued a statement condemning his crimes and continuing the process of normalizing relations with them, they stepped back . west of the countries. it is the announcement of sed and sima news agency. martyr

desert is really— is because the sahara desert is really big — is because the sahara desert is reallyt seen the goat behind you on the _ me a shout. i've just seen the goat behind you on the right. _ me a shout. i've just seen the goat behind you on the right. the i me a shout. i've just seen the goat behind you on the right. the goat l behind you on the right. the goat has just behind you on the right. the goat hasjust made an behind you on the right. the goat has just made an appearance. there it is. you probably can't see it. talk us through, russ, do you have music in your head or anything that keeps you going? what is your thing, when you have a low point, what keeps you going?— when you have a low point, what keeps you going? yes, i quite often listen to music. _ keeps you going? yes, i quite often listen to music. i— keeps you going? yes, i quite often listen to music. i do _ keeps you going? yes, i quite often listen to music. i do really i keeps you going? yes, i quite often listen to music. i do really enjoy i listen to music. i do really enjoy thinking — listen to music. i

province of matrouh is the place where the waters of the mediterranean sea meet the sands of the saharat in the country is being built the most powerful nuclear power plant on the african continent. the eldaba as are preparing to give the arab republic a new life and open new horizons for the russian peaceful atom. there will be four power units with a total capacity of 4,800 mw. for comparison, for now. the only operating nuclear power plant on the continent is south african koberk, this figure is almost three times lower at the construction site, now about 16,000 russian and egyptian workers are working together. specialists. we provide assistance to egyptian friends throughout the entire life cycle of the nuclear project, including obligations for the long-term supply of reactor fuel, nuclear power plant maintenance, and spent nuclear material management. we are doing everything to ensure that a fundamentally new industry develops in the egyptian economy. nuclear power. in egypt. about the beginning of the next stage in the implementation of the nuclear power plant project in the top

now there is also the activation of the polisario front in western sahara against morocco, which is supportedhat is, these regional contradictions, they especially after the west somewhat moved away from these topics, and paid more attention to the ukrainian problem of russia repelling russian aggression, the situation around taiwan, and so on, and here we can open truly new pages of history, and it is unlikely that this history will in general , it is pleasant for the world. mr. mykhailo, in fact, this whole situation is now escalating, the conflicts are local in the middle east, and actually my colleague asked if there are prospects that these regional conflicts can grow into a big conflict, well, actually, who wins from this? we understand that russia, which is currently waging war against ukraine. that the united states, as you have already mentioned , is right now focused on helping ukraine, and if, relatively speaking, a second front unfolds, which will be in the middle east, then the united states will have to devote its attention there as much as possible, well significantly, that is,

can we guarantee that the hostages return has safely right independent journalist sahara. i mean to say here, thank you. thank you. saying denisia is now challenging. israel is occupational, palestine and former minister written numerous duties says they are preparing legal arguments for the international court of justice. international law must be upheld the right of the pal student and people to self determination must be respected. israel's occupation of palestine which has lasted for more than 70 years, will not raise the rate of the palestinian people to independence. and then a nation international law expert says, the main hurdle is that the i, c, j is decision, can only be advisory contrary to the south african legal case against israel. yes, of course. uh, the advice of opinion is uh, not the same as a, uh, i see the court decision advice, any opinion has only a quote unquote uh, more uh, binding. and this is addressed to the uh, organs of the united nations, which, uh, in this case uh, address through the united nations general assembly. i bets one. secondly, uh

across the western so hard desert, roughly 70 percent of the world's reserves are in the western sahara. heavily disputed territory currently controlled by morocco, which the u. n. sense has been unlawfully occupying the area. a rumble army has been fighting for its independence. the largest preserves are spread across north africa, followed by china, presented south africa and saudi arabia. less than 20 percent of the phosphorus used in agriculture actually ends up in the food we eat. that's partly because phosphate fertilizer is new, tory sweet, inefficient. it binds easily with other minerals and the soil which makes it unavailable for the cloud. and they get 950 or fos for this apply. this is going to get down to 10 gigs from what people to noticed water body, but maybe 80 percent of that. when you get this, if you didn't inside, that's why the industry solution is to just check more on the soil. faster, suppress relatively cheap, adding a bit as good as it marble guarantee profits. this accumulative, phosphorus is comm legacy phosphate, how much phosphorus is lost and the soil also

we spoke with egyptian independent journalist, sahara men who interviewed on his ready soldier off he was released to the prisoners, went with him on the back in 2011. miss women says the only way to secure the safety of old remaining at the tease is a lost interest. that is the reason see, find the place as we saw that humanity. terry imposes. uh the uh there was uh, hostages released them in an exchange of hostages. so is there is a sci fi deal, then we can expect a how much to release the hostages. that right now, the hostages themselves coming on the is really strikes and fire. we're not sure if the video is at the time us released a know who said that to to other hostages have been queued in. these really strikes. we're not sure if this is true or not, but it's very likely that to know these uh, the hostages being killed by is reading the fire of this madness has to stop the end of the event. can we guarantee that the hostages retain another safely function? say confident reenergize, don't forget and ties with most good. just some of these topics touched upon with the prominence

they thought they could make it to europe, traveling from senegal, through the sahara to the edge of the mediterranean. in new jersey. the traffic has sold us onto some dippy. i like slaves piled in a dark cage, only a meter high out of the 120 people that were with us. only 17 survived. the stop, what your opinions perceive as an unstoppable flow of africans, the pressure you share it to making the traffic of migrants illegal. but now the low criminalizing of legal migration is being revoked. the you now for years, a new wave of margaret's. this will cost this in the desk such, but that would also mean more people coming to the you. despite the humiliation abuse and suffering all day and isa are willing to attempt the journey to europe again in search for what they hope will be a dignified life. what constitutes exempt. so we generally talk, you will see i want you to start with just the facts rather as to what happened as independent. we won't be, we want the education. my was we don't, we don't have to leave them in the policy obviously to get 50 percent representation and account

less than broken gay involved a so they could make it to europe, traveling from senegal, through the sahara to the edge of the mediterranean image of the traffic and sold us 2 groups in dippy, i like slaves piled in a dark cage, only a meter high out of the 120 people that were with us, only 17 survived the stop what your opinions perceive as an unstoppable flow of africans, the pressure you share it to making the traffic of migrants illegal. but now the low criminalizing of legal migration is being revoked. the, you know, for years a new wave of migrants, this will cost this in the best such. but that would also mean more people coming to the u. despite the humiliation abuse and suffering all day and isa, they're willing to attempt the journey to europe again in search for what they hope will be a dignified life. slaving under the hot sun, collecting a limitless energy. so their own tri host has down the soda panels on his roof. the decades the and then relied on diesel shipped in a great expense with crowds from the australian government. the island built itself a so the grid now they can

the challenge now is to avoid those desperate droughts, to avoid southern europe looking like the saharat we've seen in australia and the west coast to the us, and so on. we have to move much more quickly to get clean. and that's much more within our capabilities. what we mustn't do is fascinate, as you've seen the british government do over the last couple years, with coal mines in the northwest, more in the sea, we are pushing back the dates by which... so we've got to move to get that investment done, we've got to be clear and consistent. lard investment done, we've got to be clear and consistent.— clear and consistent. lord stern, thank you _ clear and consistent. lord stern, thank you very — clear and consistent. lord stern, thank you very much _ clear and consistent. lord stern, thank you very much for - clear and consistent. lord stern, thank you very much forjoining i clear and consistent. lord stern, l thank you very much forjoining us again on bbc news. thank you very much for “oining us again on bbc news.— around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at som

they thought they could make it to europe, traveling from senegal, through the sahara to the edge of the mediterranean. in this year, the traffic has sold us on trips in dippy. i like slaves piled in a dark cage, only a meter high out of the 120 people that were with us. only 17 survived. the stop, what your opinions perceive as an unstoppable flow of africans, the pressure you share it to making the traffic of migrants illegal. but now the low criminalizing of legal migration is being revoked. the you now for years, a new wave of margaret's. this will cost that in the desk such about that would also mean more people coming to the you. despite the humiliation, abuse and suffering all day and isa are willing to attempt the journey to europe again in search for what they hope will be a dignified life. the a scramble to say the injured and garza is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the will will continue for many more months. the until mccrae. this is aaron line from also coming up 5th street battles between mazda sizes and just ready forces in the center of this trip. the i

second largest dune in the world, and it is crossed only by a large erk, which is located in the saharang here in the middle of the caucasus, yes, in the middle of the caucasus mountains? 12 km of sand, according to one version , some incredible tornado somewhere in central asia in the desert collected a lot of sand, passed through the entire caspian sea, here it collided with the mountains and released, let’s say, everything among the mountains, not steam, not steam, sand, yes, of course, a theory , well, so-so, well, just imagine, this whirlwind, a tornado, what it should be just in its strength, but, but there is one scientific confirmation: the plants and animals that live here, you don’t you will find nowhere else in the caucasus, they live only in central asia and, by the way, the issue of safety here is also open, especially in the spring-summer period, here on the territory of this dune lives the most poisonous snake in russia, and the viper, yes, it’s the most, so it’s better not to meet with it , and especially not to try with it there somehow interact. sorykum has a special c

next in line is the color of the reddish sands of the sahara.ts main qualities are indelibility and durability. same decorative covering, but in a gray-blue shade, it fits on the longest wall of the kitchen. here we give it texture by lightly patting it with a brush. the tile adhesive is fieldless, but the ornament on the floor will be dusty in the spirit of the general concept. using 15x15 spanish porcelain stoneware tiles, we lay out a complex pattern that sends us to the countries of the maghreb. the size is kept to tenths of a millimeter, so the width of the seams is minimal. to apply epoxy grout, we use a construction syringe gun and compact it with a stick with a ball at the end. excess is easy removed with a scraper without rinsing. decorative frames for sockets and switches are made of metal with an elegant bevel. practical, do not leave fingerprints. radiator harmony at the plant in kimry was painted in a gray-blue shade, which we already have in the interior. maria, how long did it take you to select this mosaic for the floor? well, at

the imf says sub sahara's growth prospects are brightening in 2024.t sees countries in the region filling six of the top 10 spots in the world this year. covering this story is jennifer zabasajja from johannesburg. walk us through where the growth is coming from. >> just to start, the significance is that the imf says global economic growth is important to factor in africa. when we think about regional growth here, the imf is saying it is due to a number of factors. in particular, they talk about following global inflation, stabilizing public finances on the continent. we have seen nations, which we are looking at on your screen, diversifying their economies mother that is energy or the agricultural sectors. that has led the imf to suggest regional growth is improving moderately to 4% from 3.3% in 2023. that is making a difference for sub-saharan africa. we can't negate the fact that there are still internal and external challenges. there is poverty and unemployment and debt distress. something we talk about a lot of times on this show. a number of na

das for the people and one example is blaring again on new york post and driven by hate, this is sahara and allegedly ran down -- not allegedly but ran down an nwpd officer and breaking his leg. we'll show you the video. it is graphic so if you have kids in the room, have them look away. remember when you see this, this was intentional. watch. will: she was going the wrong way. pete: high on mareen apparently going the wrong -- marijuana apparently going the wrong way. will: she's studying criminal justice? rachel: really? will: and counsels kids against drug use. pete: mentors kids against drug use. rachel: that's so gross. will: i told the cop i wanted to go straight and he wouldn't move, so i hit him, i did it on purpose. pete: when you say f these cops, it's a lesson to him apparently is what she told investigators. rachel: wow. pete: because her belief is there'll be no consequences for this effectively. rachel: if you live in new york city, pretty good chance she's right. pete: imagine being that police officer and this is what you're up against. let's go up to boston. claudine ga

province of matrouh is the place where the waters of the mediterranean sea meet the sands of the saharapower plant is preparing to give to the arab republic. a new life and open new horizons for russian peaceful atom. even at the entrance to the nuclear power plant construction site, it becomes clear that something grandiose is being built here, dozens of cranes are rushing into the sky, hundreds of trucks and thousands of workers are working in several shifts around the clock. as alda is one gigantic construction site, perhaps the largest in egypt. the peculiarity is that work here is carried out simultaneously on the sites of four power units, this is, for example, the foundation pit of a power unit. number two pouring the first concrete took place here in november 2022. the agreement on the construction of a nuclear power plant between moscow and cairo was concluded at the highest level back in 2015, and the work on the construction of power units began almost 2 years ago, there will be four of them in total with a total capacity of 4,800 mw. for comparison, at the only operating nuc

next in line is the color of the reddish sands of the sahara.y wraps the kitchen work area. its main qualities are indelibility and durability. this is a decorative coating. but in a gray-blue shade it lies on the longest wall of the kitchen, here we give it texture with the help of light strokes with a brush. the tile adhesive is fieldless, but the ornament on the floor will be dusted in the spirit of the general concepts. using 15x15 spanish porcelain stoneware tiles, we lay out a complex pattern that sends us to the countries of the maghreb. the size is kept to tenths of a millimeter, so the width of the seams is minimal. to apply epoxy grout , we use a construction syringe gun and compact it with a stick with a ball at the end. excess can be easily removed with a scraper without rinsing. decorative frames for switch sockets are made of metal with a graceful chamfer. practical, do not leave fingerprints. the harmony radiator at the plant in kimry was painted and may be gray in a blue hue, which we already have in our interior. maria, how long

here we are at cameron bay, the sahara, the far east. this is what the french foreign legion is trying to forget now. it's wonderful to be here in this trillion dollar cat box. i've never seen so much sand. is that your c.o.? the fellow with the black eyepatch eyepatch. oh, this is the world's biggest depot. it looks like bobby kennedy pantry. this the home of the first logistical command. god, i hope. i thought you'd like to know. and it's a very efficient port. in less than 12 hours, 50% of every cargo that lands here has found its way into the black market. they love me and cameron bay. they applauded my every move just as black power. she was right next to me on the stage, lock down. here's the way we all feel about you. you make me feel so young. you make me feel that spring has sprung. and every time i see your grin i'm such a happy oh, i watch your grin make me feel so young you make me feel there are songs to be sung oh, baby song. even when i'm old and gray it isn't going to make me gray day. because you make me miss oh, yeah. h

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less than broken gay involved a so they could make it to europe, traveling from senegal through the sahara to the edge of the mediterranean. in new jersey. the traffic has sold us onto some dippy. i like slaves piled in a dark cage on the meter high out of the 120 people that were with us on the 17 survived. the stop, what your opinions perceive as an unstoppable flow of africans, the pressure you share it to making the traffic of migrants illegal. but now the low criminalizing of legal migration is being revoked. the you now for years, a new wave of margaret's. this will cost that in the desk such, but that would also mean more people coming to the you. despite the humiliation abuse and suffering all day and isa are willing to attempt the journey to europe again in search for what they hope will be a dignified life. of the the alarm has them seek of this is been use live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. baffles rage in central and southern, gaza and the casualties keep going up. the number killed in israel's war on gaza has risen to nearly 22000 now the palestinian prisoners die

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the reason why is this — this is the sahara and you can see this area here, this is all the dust that but that is also the dividing line between a colder air coming into scotland and milder air down south and we keep that contrast into monday. thisjune marks the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings — the largest sea, air and land invasion in history, which helped to bring the second world war to an end. but a crucial part of the operation actually happened six months earlier, when five men crammed into a mini—submarine and set off to france on a top—secret mission. steve humphrey has the story. they were one of britain's top secret weapons. x—class midget submarines were rushed into production during the second world war. these tiny subs played a massive role in a series of military missions. they are absolutely tiny. these were 51 feet in length. it's basically a perfect submarine in miniature. the midget submarines needed a very reliable engine and this is what they chose — a london bus engine. 80 years ago, at the start of 1944, a midget submarine carried out a secret mission tha

. >> but the saharan dust >> but watch the saharan dust coming across coming out of sahara, across spainto ourselves. you get some nice sunsets sunrises in the next sunsets and sunrises in the next few days. >> as i said to you, record >> but as i said to you, record after record after record, and there's another one and we are in the middle when it's supposed to be the coldest month, the average temperature down there around 30 degrees. around 15 degrees, 30 degrees. >> i'll give you about one minute to come back on what minute on to come back on what he going to he said. and then we're going to talk about the political party. >> yeah, fine. well in actual fact, i'm just looking at the spain's meteorological agency report on it. >> it's actually the highest temperature 38 years. temperature peaked for 38 years. and it's the second highest for 38 years. >> so it's not record. >> so it's not a record. >> i mean, so 38 years there >> i mean, so 38 years ago there was temperature , and was a higher temperature, and since then there's another was a higher temperature, and sinceorlen there's