he joined us from one of the flooded areas of saint province and told me what he'd see. what we saw most likely would have to be here and to know whether it's a feet and people lead to the bank. and as prince ed, we saw, you know, a little bit the split of dense in way. if you read the 3 and head and going to the just some people that we will let you know everything. and now they're dependent on whatever it comes to them. so you know, people are either living either intense or plastic. you said that the humidity is like, you know, really heights has to so the person that wouldn't the declarative least temperature for the drinking water sources. every good day we did this, this is what when you switch these was off station and also goods of let me see what women, so what it particularly needs is with them. i don't know even now as, as the writings have stopped so, so what is next is what is needed that well, you see impact right now we need to make sure that the people who have it displaced and those lead middle dead royce, with the basic services are you know what you're

communities are desperate for any kind of help. zane bas robbie has the story from a remote village in saint province until the monsoon rains came last week by barcode . ollie's was the newest house in the village. was never by joker video mirror. it started raining, my neighbors sent the children to my house as well because my place was new, it was safe. there was no fear. suddenly at 2 in the morning, there was a loud crash, and the entire roof came down. on the 16 women and children were asleep inside at the thought. hm. well, a lease wife, young son and 3 other children were crushed to the avalon your mother. he feels helpless, he says, his household wiped away the traditional structures in rural sib affordable for the poor, usually suited to the terrain, are being overwhelmed by the effects of climate change. the weather has become so extreme. so suddenly people said the building techniques, their fathers and grandfathers used to make houses just aren't strong enough anymore. pockets on producers less than one percent of global carbon emissions, but suffers some of its worst effects. mohammed su

saint petersburg, everything seems normal cafes and bars are full. only a courageous few, still dear, to openly criticize the war of aggression. meanwhile, in the siberian provinces where most soldiers are recruited families more and more and more fallen sons. but even in ukraine, critical voices are growing. protesters fear that as the war drags on democracy and the achievements of the orange revolution will fall by the wayside. can there be freedom for ukraine? only if there is also freedom for russia and bella bruce and straight on to you. okay, it's a big one. yeah, i remember i like to ask, i said this. yeah, yes, it was here quite but you know, i just yeah, we're all in the same. i like international space even if you now want to divide. yeah. our culture and to our common ecosystem unit heritage. but anyway, like we like in soon still each other. so any way we will need to get back to that dialogue, maybe after the war. maybe now we are too emotional. if an i like, i listen to a crushing to music, read many russian books for example. yeah, i read the book that i guess got that in. i did this include a book about to yeah, that is about the global decline of