it's sardinia." - what are the main differences between italy and sardinia? - we are quite far from the mainland. not only geographically, but also our identity and our culture. for example, in the last century, they tried to oblige the sardinian people to speak italian. so the newest generation started with this idea, but now, they are starting to do programs and projects about... - the sardinian language. to encourage. - yeah, also to encourage the young people. for example, in this little town, i am sure that every little kid can speak sardinian. in the biggest city of the island, it's more difficult to find a young person that can. - it's interesting to know that the sardinian language is not a dialect of italian. - no, no, no. it's quite different, also because we had a lot of influences in the last centuries. - over the years. - a lot. so you can imagine. more than other regions of italy. a lot of spanish words, north african words. there are parts of sardinia where they speak a sort of old catalan language that now in barcelona... - no one speaks? - no

people continue to flock to islands like sardinia. but it worries locals.omewhat restrictions in place. -- want restrictions in place. >> a former -- a piece of paradise, famed for its beaches, this location in sardinia is a great location for holidaymakers. >> i never seen water like it. it's crystal clear. >> for the first time since the end of the pandemic, the town council is restricting access to this tourist hotspot. >> maximum of 1500 tourists are allowed each day to allow -- prevent oversaturation and protect the ecosystem. >> we want to work out how to protect the site. studies have shown that the excessive rate of too many people poses a risk. >> a risk aggravated by a fragile environment. the beach stands on dunes that have been constantly eroding over time. >> the beach has changed a lot over the last 30 years. when i was young, it was three or four times bigger. we have lost at least 20 meters of sand in relation to the sea. >> a special police brigade patrols the beach regularly to ensure that no rules are broken. here, smokers, dogs and sand

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meanwhile, hundreds of people were evacuated from the east coast of sardinia as more than 50 wildfirese island. thousands of scouts at an international event in south korea are being evacuated from a campsite due to an incoming tropical storm. the uk and several other countries had already left, citing extreme hot weather and poor facilities at the site. je seung lee has more. first came the heatwave, now it's a storm. a contingency plan has been put into action in south korea, with all scouts taking part in this year's world scout jamboree being evacuated early from the campsite because of an incoming storm. the typhoon is expected to make landfall on thursday, bringing with it heavy rain and strong gusts. now, it's a massive operation that's expected to last a few hours. 36,000 people from over 150 countries are being moved out of the site in this country's southwestern coast to the capital seoul. some 1,000 buses are being mobilised. the government said it made the decision because it was no longer safe to hold events there. it said it also listened to the concerns of the world orga

recovery on the island of sardinia of belarusian children from the territory affected by the accident chernobyl nuclear power plant with this tragedy began a great friendship between the belarusian and italian peoples, our countries and people united to help children such projects can certainly improve the lives of people a project to improve children. after the chernobyl disaster allowed many children from belarus to get acquainted with a new culture and get richer experience of life in italy, this knowledge is culture. some of them brought with them to their country. we interviewed a girl who lived in a boarding school. and now she has a wonderful family , and this is just one of the many examples that can stimulate other cooperation projects documentary filmmakers interviewed four girls in the film heroin about their fate , connection with italian foster families and how, thanks to this example, they built a family themselves a traditional international folklore festival. modular press-poppies took place in the ivanovo region. what is its uniqueness? this is the first belarusian in

recovery on the island of sardinia of belarusian children from the territory affected by the accidentat the chernobyl nuclear power plant with this tragedy began a great friendship between the belarusian and italian peoples, our countries and people united to help children such projects can certainly improve the lives of people a project to improve children. after the chernobyl disaster allowed many children from belarus to get acquainted with a new culture and get richer experience of life in italy, this knowledge is culture. some of them brought with them to their country. we interviewed a girl who lived in a boarding school. and now she has a wonderful family , and this is just one of the many examples that can stimulate other cooperation projects documentary filmmakers interviewed four girls in the film, the heroine will talk about her fate, connection with italian foster families and how, thanks to this example, they built family themselves a traditional international folklore festival. modular press-poppies took place in the ivanovo region. what is its uniqueness? this is the fi

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he's had a very dark skin color, even darker than today's south europeans like people from sicily, sardiniafrom subsaharan africa and on the other hand, we found out that he was most likely bald. so he had a genetic predisposition to lose his hair. >> reporter: utzi is the world's oldest human corpse to be discovered intact. a hiking couple found him in 1991 on a mountain range along the austrian/italian border. scientists have long known how he died. >> he eventually was killed on the mountainside at the height of 2,210 meters by an arrow shot that hit his left shoulder and we also know that he died quite quickly at that place. >> reporter: but they are now learning more about how he lived using advanced technology to study dna extracted from his pelvis. utzi was previously thought to have descended from people who lived in the caspian step stretching from southeastern europe into kazakhstan, but genome sequencing data places his ancestral origins elsewhere, in modern day turkey. >> he is really just a hunter, gatherer ancestry. >> reporter: these developments shatter previous findings abo

in sardinia , the tourist flow has sharply decreased.nto a nightmare as extreme heat threatens to deprive europe's tourism industry of earnings. two trillion dollars informs bloomberg yes and in general global warming could push the atlantic to turn already in this century, as noted in the publication, the new york times. global warming will bring the world to a new global freezing, scientists warn that as soon as warming exceeds a certain point , the planet is expected to abruptly not permafrost in the arctic, the disappearance of the amazon rainforest and destruction. ice accounts for greenland and west antarctica, and then most of the northern hemisphere can be cold, all that remains is warm. thunberg shows middle fingers to the opponent of the bill to save nature on the eve swedish eco-activist fined again for disobeying police during climate protest blah blah blah blah blah blah this summer's heat has already killed hundreds of people after the rise in average air temperature is irreversible. this is one of the most important proble

italy's island of sardinia, more than 600 residents were evacuated after the fires broke out. the flames, they have burned thousands of acres. >>> meanwhile in spain, showing the drone video of the wildfire that burned through catalonia. that fire began on friday leaving many residents there without power or electricity. >>> darren peck joins us right now with a little cool down this week? >> we are. before we go into the detail of that good story, you're talking about wildfires. how we have been blissfully removed, really having to deal with any of that here at home. there is smoke in our skies today and it's coming from the wildfire that's close enough to put it over the base of the bay. and we will start out with that one place that's been gotten down to the moderate category. there we go. oakland, that's a live look at you as you can see the haze out there off in the distance. now most places across the bay. your air quality is good. just from looking outside, you probably no doubt have noticed that it looks hazy out there like bay area wide has gotten hazier over the last

we have miniature mediterranean donkeys — they originate from sicily and sardinia.u were, weren't you? good lad. the glendale show has still not fully recovered from the covid pandemic, but nobody here is questioning its long—term viability — or that of the industry that supports it. for more stories from across the uk, head to the news website. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. john, let's start with you. you want to talk about the changes that could be coming into planning laws which could help builders that aren't supported by environmentalists? yes. supported by environmentalists? yes, there some changes _ supported by environmentalists? yes, there some changes being announced by the _ there some changes being announced by the uk _ there some changes being announced by the uk governmentjust there some changes being announced by the uk government just today, and they are _ by the uk government just today, and they are to— by the uk government just today, and they are to say that builders and developers won't have to have such a hi-h develope

is fleeing thousands of tourists, the airports are overcrowded, and because of the record heat in sardiniarist traffic dropped sharply. summer vacation turned into a nightmare extreme heat wave threatens to deprive europe's tourism industry of $2 trillion in earnings , bloomberg informs yes, and in general global warming could push the atlantic to a turning point this century, according to a new york times publication. global warming will bring the world to a new global freezing, scientists warn that as soon as warming exceeds a certain point , the planet is waiting sharply. it is they permafrost in the arctic, the disappearance of the amazon rainforest and the destruction of ice accounts in greenland and west antarctica and then much of the northern hemisphere could be cold. all that's left is warm, thunberg is showing middle fingers against the nature save bill the day before , the swedish eco-activist was again fined for disobeying police during a climate protest. blah blah blah. blah blah blah hundreds of people have already died from the heat this summer, the consequences of an increa

how much its freshened up the air and zurich. 13 degrees pretty powerful winds blasting through sardinia. now watch these temperatures fall bucharest. 38 on tuesday by wednesday, down to 30. pretty nasty looking storms as well towards the top end of the a through attic see on wednesday. and there's that cooler air through warsaw, poland at 22 degrees. now much quite a picture for turkey, a safe for the eastern portion of the country that energy pushing right through to the clock is, is so some active weather there for the other side of the mediterranean. a breeze off the atlantic means temperatures here are lower than where they have been into the northwest. we go rounds of showers impacting the islands of island. britain breakthrough to france and the low countries. so gloomy conditions extinguished some showers at times for africa, some pretty intense rain moves away from west africa that could turn into a tropical storm or hurricane. and then winds are really pumping up the temperatures for the western cape providence in south africa. so cape town, 26, the number for you on tuesday se

we have read warnings out here and read warnings for sheet for places like sardinia, but unsettled weather is set to plague the ble, eric islands. we've got to mr. all when kicking up the room value in front, it's going to produce some very heavy gusts of wind this unsettled weather across most south west in areas thunder storms as well. coming in on monday for britain and the island divided. we have got some yellow warnings out here, but still some sunshine to be enjoyed and the what the weather intensifies for parts of scandinavia, but it is so a story of heat for the se, but have a look what happens in vienna. as the weather comes in by tuesday of the documentary, the informer present and illuminate our occupancy these these for themselves and make up their own minds. witness on 202, it seems stupid stuff scaling hi. messing talbot said with success comes the chance to make a difference. i felt that it was in for, and the idea that there was part of what i have to do, i have the opportunity to understand that my journey is bigger than i can actually create meaningful team for my platfor

and that is 46.2 in sardinia, 44.2 in malaga.e temperatures are rising in europe. so this rising again in europe. so this heat effect is still there. heat dome effect is still there. now it all has a knock on effect on our weather. weather on our weather. our weather mainly next few days mainly over the next few days and actually going towards the end august, it's going to be end of august, it's going to be dominated by an unusually high activity and activity of hurricanes and tropical atlantic tropical storms in the atlantic basin, which is sort of cranked up a earlier we'd expect. >> again, they come across the atlantic, hit us eventually. >> they all sort of interact with us. what they tend to do and there's one called storm emily, actually, which the met office at this office are looking at at this moment it's going to moment to see how it's going to affect our weather going beyond the they do the bank holiday. what they do is move up towards the is they move up towards the towards america they towards america and then they m