this photo is considered the world's first group selfie, scandinavia 300.untry, kou povoggur has only 33,000 inhabitants. iceland exactly scandinavia 1200 according to the un world happiness report for the fifth time in a row, this country, which is often referred to as scandinavia, was recognized as the happiest country in the world no yes, not quite a scandinavian country andrew that finland is right? 300 elephants last march, there was a whole herd in this country elephants left the reserve in yunnan province and headed north towards the big cities. china absolutely right. they calmed down and returned home, only in the summer 600 elephants. many mozambican elephants, they are missing, scientists attribute this to the consequences of the civil war, accompanied by massive poaching. tusks quite right. now most elephant tusks again have 1200 awards. due to the pandemic, the gnobel prize was awarded online last year, and the traditional prize was a 10 trillion banknote. zimbabwean dollars to the laureates, it was proposed to receive in this way by mail no. e

i think scandinavia will be very important for future data storage. it's called climate. if you can use the cold for your to, to cool down the data center, we have the hydro poll were to run data centers. however, i think we also need to be even more responsible and take action that each one of us. and for instance, if we are talking on both data storage, we need to be concerned about how many celsius we need to take home many emails, some snaps and text message. we need to send me though we can't see it. our use of digital devices has an impact on the world around us. this is only set to grow. nearly 60 percent of the wealth population is already online and around $1000000.00 new uses sign up each day. as our reliance and data expands, we need to find greenway to manage it. here in no way, i've seen how this can be done. and i really need to learn from examples like this and make sure that we balance our modern lives with what the planet can sustain in which so many of us stuck a time during the panoramic brain. perhaps hard to see that the world really has been given a

absolutely clearly outlined the current eastern border of ukraine, belarus, the baltic countries, scandinaviathe next border, because this work was published in 1904, and after that we will survive the curzon line, so the next century, with the arrival of civilization on the border, should have been the eastern border of ukraine, belarus, the baltic countries scandinavia and so on, this is actually what many scientists do not want to admit. this is how the relationship between the hardland and romeland of the two civilizational worlds on the eurasian continent and in fact this is the emotional exclamation of the president of the united states of america, ronald reagan, as the ussr, the empire of evil a later, mccain's russia is a big gas station, and they are, as it were, such an intellectual clot of the essence of what we are dealing with. that is, they are not quite human because they operate in not quite human categories. i mean putin, his the immediate environment and so on, from here it is obvious that with common sense what is happening now seemed impossible to a person, but when you un

, most of effective rulers all through the history of scandinavia. amazing to, as although the viking age reducing great rulers, the vikings become the ruling class of europe. the conqueror descended from norway. the great king of denmark and others. no one ever manages to unite all of scandinavia except the one this is her effigy and her tomb. who, for a brief period of time through sheer force of will unite the kingdoms of denmark, sweden and others. only a woman would consist of and would pursue it only a woman like margaret would be able to achieve. >> web services program visible booktv.org is the search box to the top of the page should look for arthur herein for the title of his book viking heart. everybody. welcome i am vice president for international studies at the cato institute. they will beie discussing mustaa akyol's new book, reopening muslim mines. return to reason, freedom, and tolerance. the book is about the crisis in islam. it is cap islam's h theological

shejoined counterparts in she joined counterparts in scandinavia shejoined counterparts in scandinaviaators have started to say that as these leaders come through, these videos could just become the new normal. these people are comfortable with social media. people are saying in a few years time, the video of a prime minister dancing at a partyjust video of a prime minister dancing at a party just will not be a big deal. imilli not be a big deal. will remember _ not be a big deal. will remember aoc - not be a big deal. will| remember aoc getting not be a big deal. will remember aoc getting the same sort of thing when she first went into congress. in china authorities are battling one of the worst droughts seen in more than 50 years. falling river levels have left hydro—electric power stations unable to produce enough energy. as a result, emergency measures to save electricity have come into effect. shopping centres have been ordered to close early, factories have temporarily shut down and the lights on shanghai's famous waterfront are to be turned off. katharine da costa reports. china

here's the details for you on sundays stretching from southern scandinavia rate down to the adria. let's see. let's go for a closer look here. i think some of these thunderstorms could be severe, especially as we see this what weather pull into poland. so the very real risk of seen some hail and downpours of about $35.00 millimeters of rain and those winds or wind up to about 70 kilometers per hour. now for turkey is stumble. it's an improving picture for you, sends out high $31.00 degrees, some showers across the black sea coast and central areas as well, including on camera with a height of $33.00 bit chilly for coastal portugal. porthos struggling to get into the 20s, but still that heat through spain as to the $36.00 will be the height for you after the northwest. so in between the zone of stormy weather, toward the west, cooler and fresher air toward the east, high temperatures, latvia, all of the country under a heat alert, including the capitol riga. as as temperature is exceed 30 degrees, big downpours for southern scandinavia, and also downpours, right? across the gulf of

scandinavia threatens energy civil strife sweden's denmark and finland's power grid companies calleday to reconsider plans to limit electricity exports to northern europe helsinki even tried to use a pseudo argument that is now fashionable in the west, the finnish minister of economy said that such a decision in oslo would only benefit the kremlin norway is a country of fjords and rivers and hydroelectric power. she has more than in any other country in europe, this makes norwegian electricity relatively cheap. however, against the backdrop of an unprecedented drought in oslo, they decided to limit exports as soon as possible, sweden denmark finland is now trying to draw attention to the problems. if not in washington, then at least in brussels, candidate networkers claim that the cases of norway could become a precedent, roughly speaking, if oslo gets away with such a decision, then isolation and isolation of power grids will begin in other regions of europe. the world economy is on the verge of collapse into a recession, this is the opinion of most economists , reuter reports. reco

i'm from scandinavia, i'm not some russian woman. clean rooms and it's true elizabeth allikson, not be russian, but the whole consul of the kingdom of norway in russia on administrative issues, alas, demonstrate minimal diplomatic skills and the ability to successfully resolve conflict situations. low post, not solid experience, international work of a woman. they did not help, at the same time to the hated russian elixins. for some reason it keeps coming back. already on for 15 years since 2007, the woman served as the visa department of the norwegian embassy. and in 2019 she returned to a new position, then the norwegian woman in the comments to the press stated that she was glad to be in murmansk, even despite the cold summer. what has changed over the 3 years of the diplomat’s perception is an open question, but in the context of the xenophobic statements she has already made, which is completely unimportant at the moment, the russian foreign ministry is working out options for responding to this outrageous act of hatred of natio

wednesday, less likely we need to keep a close eye on a few areas of low pressure. 0ne moving off into scandinaviaressure bills. we are heading towards a bank holiday weekend other than in scotland and so some of that warmth is set to return. you can see a good deal of dry weather on offer so it is the last bank holiday before the kids had back to school and it looks dry, and sunny. welcome to bbc news. i'm david willis. our top stories: a fire at a russian ammunition depot is blamed for the evacuation of two border villages, as explosions are reported at an airfield in russian—occupied crimea. in ukraine, the un chief says any damage to a nuclear plant would be �*suicide'. on a visit to lviv, he calls for an end to fighting near the facility, but hopes for peace remain. there has been some progress. ukraine and russia still are not talking to each other but they could reach future agreements with the united nations and turkey as brokers in the middle. a usjudge unseals documents that authorised the fbi to search donald trump's florida home. we'll get the latest from our correspondent

experienced sailors in the team on different ships, he went around the whole globe from south america to scandinaviaalinovka he is accompanied by a charming blonde, gerda the only girl on this ship. come here, come here. this is gerda. here she is with me at sea for 7 years . there is no one to leave at home with now we are going for a walk. mechanic viktor tsybenko leisure hours spend in utah, he is busy reading his favorite thing on the flight, he takes an e-book, for that would be a real rich library. more like historical detectives really like it. here is the diamond chariot. i have read it a few times and really like it. well, from akunin, this is fandorin. i don’t know, it’s already a classic, in my opinion, everyone has already re-read it several times historically, they also like it. pikul adore pikul this well, well, which one you take is very interesting. well, here is favorite very like historically. here is peter i so karina is going for a piece of time. i love it. at sea, the wind cleared up, the weather began to deteriorate. visibility is gradually deteriorating, the first officer call

in scandinavia, it was associated with the intrusion of the cold atmospheric front. and today its cloudy fields will bring rain to the north of the russian plain. true, while the intensity of precipitation will be small only in places in the northeast. it can fall up to a quarter of the monthly volume. moisture. this intrusion marks the beginning of a prolonged cooling spell. today, the coolness will break through only to the north, and in most of european russia it’s not a vniper. the temperature will still exceed plus 25-30°. but by friday the summer heat will be preserved only down in their volga don near the black sea. and in the north caucasus, some plants in the center of the country seemed to feel the imminent change in the weather, trees on weekends in some cities of the moscow region urgently got rid of foliage in st. petersburg. today it is still summer with thunderstorms and about plus 24, but already from tuesday a sharp cooling will begin and in the second half of the week the thermometer readings, as if in early october, will not exceed plus 10-13 °. ar

and the release of even a quarter of the contents of one of the reactors will easily get out of scandinaviain case of failure of backup hydro generators and mobile pumps. in the event of an emergency, the core will overheat and, as a result of the destruction of the reactor facilities, the day before in energodar, where the zaporizhzhya npp is located, two employees of the station were detained; on this damage, he considers the military civil administration of the city under russian control. now all services have been brought into combat condition around the perimeter. npp continuous filming will conduct drones to inform. strikes, law enforcement agencies nikita korzun alena antonova vyacheslav zubarev ntv un secretary general antonio guterres is still in ukraine so this is the most provocation really can be arranged at any moment following the results of negotiations in lvov, but he said that he was ready to assist the visit of the zaporozhye npp by inspectors magots, but only if the mission goes there via kiev well, erdogan fish in turn . at the same press conference, he said that wants t

who would have thought on the track, scandinavia he had just returned from finland lucky man and analyzebe we understand. oh, what a good fellow you are, i love it when people praise me. you look, potapov brothers, here is gomelsky and ponyotov. where were they going? meetings, what was it? which? damn this potapov like an office on the next street lives somewhere not far away, rents in a business center. and what to check, that's all checked sergei gomelsky man, who never had enemies, and who could order him, he has no idea, so who is our next panayotov in my darling. okay, don't be afraid, go check it out. well, damn it, the testimony of the month, well, let's pay the money in advance. so where did he come from? hi paid. at least you looked at the documents in it and paid in advance. that you made the right choice bosses need to be changed from time to time, and leave now new instructions will be received later. avtozak number 413 of the seventy-eighth region are glad that you made the right choice, you are doing well. have a rest you have three free weeks on the tenth of krasnoarmeysk

i'm from scandinavia, i'm not some russian woman. i'm used to clean rooms and it's true that elisabeth elliksson, no, not be russian, but the whole consul of the kingdom of norway in russia on administrative issues, alas, demonstrate minimal diplomatic skills and the ability to successfully resolve conflict situations. a low position, not a solid experience of the international work of a woman. they didn’t help, but for some reason he stubbornly returns to the hated russian elix. for 15 years now, in 2007, a woman served in the visa department of the norwegian embassy in 2019 returned to a new position then the norwegian in the comments to the press stated that she was glad to be in murmansk again, even despite the cold summer. what has changed over the 3 years of perception of the diplomat is an open question, but in the context of the xenophobic statements she has already made, it is completely unimportant at the moment the russian foreign ministry is working out options for responding to this outrageous act of hatred of nationalis

and wednesday as this high pressure builds in off the atlantic, spreads right across the uk into scandinaviaell, and will draw in that hotter air, that really warm atmosphere from the southern climb. so, the confidence is increasing for that hot spell to arrive, at least from midweek onwards. let's have a look at those temperatures — in fact, quite conservative estimates here. the indication is that temperatures by the end of the week could actually approach low or the mid 30s. in some parts of southern britain. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: us basketball star brittney griner gets a 9—year sentence on drug charges in russia. president biden denounces it as "unacceptable." japan and the us condemn china's military exercises in the waters around taiwan and call for an immediate halt. this afternoon, china fired dongfeng ballistic missiles from the coast of china across the taiwan strait, and they fell into waters in the exclusion zones just here off the north taiwan coast. the primary objective is obviously intimidation. the conspiracy theorist alexjones

here's a details for you on sundays stretching from southern scandinavia rate down to the adrian. see, let's go for a closer look here. i think some of these thunderstorms could be severe, especially as we see this what weather pull into poland. so the very real risk of seen some hail and downpours of about 35 millimeters of rain. and those winds wind up to about 70 kilometers per hour. and for turkey is stumble, it's an improving picture for you. suns out high, $31.00 degrees, some showers across the black sea coast and central areas as well, including on cobra with a high of $33.00 bit chilly for coastal portugal. porthos struggling to get into the 20s, but still that heat through spain as to the a 36 will be the high for you off to the northwest. so in between the zone of stormy weather, toward the west, cooler and fresh air toward the east, high temperatures, latvia, all of the country under a heat alert, including the capitol riga. as those temperatures exceed 30 degrees, big downpours for southern scandinavia and also downpours right across the gulf of guinea. now for the co

so these are the consequences for millions of people more germany slovakia all of scandinavia as foratter, even a quarter of the contents of at least one reactor is enough to cover its entire territory with radionuclides. well, what about washington, as you know, far away and, as always, adds fuel to the fire from overseas topic kirill brain will continue it seems to be obvious that shelling a nuclear power plant with heavy artillery and multiple launch rocket systems is pure madness, but that's exactly what they are doing. for a month now, the ukrainian military, while trying to blame russia, which controls this very station, the world of dangerous absurdity, in which kiev lives, is threatening disaster. moreover, the data of the ministry of defense indicate the preparation of new strikes. on august 19, it is planned to launch artillery strikes on the territory of the zaporizhzhya npp from firing positions located in the city of nikopol visas, their consequences will be entrusted to the russian armed forces. the ukrainian leadership has repeatedly spread rumors that russian troops h

news of finland the night before, on one of the trans links connecting russia with scandinavia, a cash-in-transitisappeared, the car carrying a large amount of money belonged to a joint russian finnish company. today this car was found in the forest of a twink, the money was gone. the helsinki police department suggested that one of the collectors could be a member of the gang who got rid of him immediately after the robbery. the police also put forward a version of the russian mafia, the inspector, kokovanin, said in an interview that i quote only russian gangsters are capable of such a daring and cruel crime. end of quote. major in 5 days here arrive, five admirals led by gavrilenkov need to ensure complete security, we will ensure that they carry out. chukhons caught on to me now they will inform our cops, and our cops will block all the roads head, go on. it is necessary to raft along the river, like tourists. i know all the places here, students went kayaking as students. shut up the main thing is to seep into the city, and there i know what to do myself? let's. i probably won't, but for me

all fall and turkey falls and central europe, let me remind you that the chernobyl cloud reached scandinaviand switzerland they still remember about it, so let them remember now. eh, seeing what they say and what they do. by the way, this raises the question that not only azov should be recognized as a terrorist organization. and over it should be a tribunal. now the vsu is committing war crimes that threaten mass defeat with the death of a huge number of people, that is, the vsu. the political roof, that is, the kiev regime, should be recognized as such an organization. only then. we can truly say that dana will have a full legal assessment. with all that terrible phenomenon that occurred in ukraine and this is not the uss in the form of azov and just like the wehrmacht and the regime itself, which mutated to such a state, to the state of the minds of these quasi-politicians, some quasi-leaders who are ready to simply throw their own people into a nuclear furnace. i don’t know if there are still sober-minded politicians left in europe who should understand this, but according to all possibl

and wednesday as this high pressure builds in off the atlantic, spreads right across the uk into scandinaviae as well, and will draw in that hotter air, that really warm atmosphere from the southern climb. so, the confidence is increasing for that hot spell to arrive, at least from midweek onwards. let's have a look at those temperatures — in fact, quite conservative estimates here. the indication is that temperatures by the end of the week could actually approach low or the mid 30s. in some parts of southern britain. bye— bye. this is bbc news. our top stories: us basketball star brittney griner gets a nine year sentence on drug charges in russia. president biden denounces it as "unacceptable." japan and the us condemn china's military exercises in the waters around taiwan and call for an immediate halt. this afternoon, china fired dongfeng ballistic missiles from the coast of china across the taiwan strait, and they fell into waters in the exclusion zones just here off the north taiwan coast. the primary objective is obviously intimidation. the conspiracy theorist alexjones is ordered to p

come and get training and, and go back and, and this is true. courses have come from throughout scandinavia, germany, the us of course of britain, georgia, romania, you could go on and on and they are publicly encouraged to come to the ukraine. 1000 thousands of mercenary forces. soldiers of fortune. yes, i can mcclellan, he says he's been in the country things 2014. so you agree that nationalists and far right to organizations have been coordinated by the west for the past 8. yes. right. sector forces absolutely are recruited and coordinated coordinated. that is the important thing because western money, especially from the u. s, was poured in to organizing the 2014 coo and in the years since then, and the as off brigade and other extreme sectors. and you can see it whether it is in the tattoos and markings or the visa free entry, the websites or the payments. and this is not even a secret. it was actually bragged about by the cranium government, their use of foreign forces and the coordination with military contractors, trainers as they're called from the u. s. coast, as of late any menti

and wednesday as this high pressure builds in off the atlantic, spreads right across the uk into scandinavia warm atmosphere from the southern climb. so, the confidence is increasing for that hot spell to arrive, at least from midweek onwards. let's have a look at those temperatures — in fact, quite conservative estimates here. the indication is that temperatures by the end of the week could actually approach low or the mid 30s in some parts of southern britain. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: washington says the nine year sentence given to the american basketball player brittney griner in russia is "unacceptable". she was convicted of smuggling drugs after admitting to possessing cannabis oil. the us has urged russia to accept a deal for her release. the white house has condemned china's decision to launch live missiles as part of large scale military exercises around taiwan. china launched the operation after a visit to taiwan by the us house speaker nancy pelosi, which it saw as a challenge to its sovereignty claims over the island. the american conspiracy theorist and far righ

and wednesday as this high pressure builds in off the atlantic, spreads right across the uk into scandinaviat really warm atmosphere from the southern climb. so, the confidence is increasing for that hot spell to arrive, at least from midweek onwards. let's have a look at those temperatures — in fact, quite conservative estimates here. the indication is that temperatures by the end of the week could actually approach low or the mid 30s in some parts of southern britain. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm ben boulos with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. washington is urging moscow to accept a deal to free the us basketball star brittney griner who's been sentenced to nine years in a russian prison. condemnation from the us and japan after china launches missiles during large—scale military drills around taiwan. the conspiracy theorist alexjones is ordered to pay more than $4 million in damages afterfalsely claiming the sandy hook school shooting was a hoax. and on the campaign trail as kenya prepares to choose its new leader.

shejoined a raft of counterparts in scandinavia regions, and the baltics, all female young leaders.hrough, these videos could just become the new normal. these people are comfortable with social media. people are saying in a few years' time, the video of a prime minister dancing at a party just will not be a big deal. in a few weeks' time — brazil will celebrate the 200th anniversary of its independence. portugal — the former colonial ruler — has sent a very special gift to mark the occasion — as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. accompanied by two fighter jets from the country's airforce, the liberator of brazil returns home. or at least part of him. this, at first glance, looks like a sporting trophy of some sort but it is in fact an urn containing the embalmed heart of don pedro, the first emperor of an independent brazil. translation: it is with great satisfaction that we gather - as part of the celebrations of brazil's independence l and to receive this important relic that represents - beyond bravery and passion the immeasurable strength| of our first emperor. it was in septembe

can see that heat surging little further northwards through scandinavia, easing for the east, which as we go through the next couple days, high pressure keeping it clear. and that hot august sunshine already bursting through, we are going to see the high slipping a little further east, which over the next couple days. and that will help just push this whether system fund re rain, their cars east and pass out of the way. so turning dryer course good part of more and eastern europe as a result of that. getting into the a high twenty's there in london on tuesday afternoon, but the low thirty's for paris, mid to high thirty's, they're into southern france. and of course, a good part of spain in that heat, just ramping up and not as we go one into wednesday and thursday, toppling further. reese was mid twenties there in warsaw thursday by friday, getting up to around 30 degrees celsius. is that where to where the further east some heavy showers, they're eating over towards western russia, across ukraine, down to was romania down towards the balkans and sliding a little further east. which a

more as those heavy downpours pull into wales in particular on thursday, scattered showers across scandinavia, some heavy rain for more central areas like germany, pulling down into switzerland, heavy rain as well around coastal areas of the south of france moving into northern areas of italy by thursday, but for southern areas of spain remains largely hot and dry. not ideal for those wild fire conditions. heavy rain up in the north, we have got some potential flood alerts out there and for greece and turkey. well, it remains largely warm sunshine through till friday. the temperature well above the average, creeping close to 40 by friday batch however. ah, i'm harry davies and kimberly, in western australia or indigenous communities, attaining with scientists to create a new approach to marine conservation. remember we even got to fill a number. i'm not going to do any reporting from brazil. you're going to try protecting biodiversity co defending themselves against the legal invaders. right? oh no. is there a ah ah ah, i'll come back here watching al jazeera time to recap the headlines. one

and wednesday as this high pressure builds in off the atlantic, spreads right across the uk into scandinaviatmosphere from the southern climb. so, the confidence is increasing for that hot spell to arrive, at least from midweek onwards. let's have a look at those temperatures — in fact, quite conservative estimates here. the indication is that temperatures by the end of the week could actually approach low or the mid 30s. in some parts of southern britain. bye— bye. this is bbc news.

and wednesday as this high pressure builds in off the atlantic, spreads right across the uk into scandinaviareally warm atmosphere from the southern climb. so, the confidence is increasing for that hot spell to arrive, at least from midweek onwards. let's have a look at those temperatures — in fact, quite conservative estimates here. the indication is that temperatures by the end of the week could actually approach low or the mid 30s. in some parts of southern britain. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: japan and the us condemn china's military exercises in the waters around taiwan and call for an immediate halt. this and call for an immediate halt. afternoon china fire missiles this afternoon china fired missiles from the coast of china across the taiwan strait and they fell into waters and the exclusion just here of the north taiwan coast. the primary objective is obviously intimidation. the conspiracy theorist alexjones is ordered to pay more than $4 million in damages afterfalsely claiming the sandy hook school shooting was a

we've got a hot spell on the horizon for the north, west britain, an island as well as france, scandinavia. we'll also see the temperature pick up if you shall, was blowing in here and that by monday. and it is going to get wet in the west for western areas of russia. we have a look at the 3 day for moscow, somewhat of a cool down by tuesday, as the rain rolls in on monday. ah, the new voice is heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners who can't really hear what they really think in their own country. shifting power of a case, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how do happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative, australian point to the pole with those images front of mine is a water very much came forth out in the media as well as on the battlefield. they're listening post. dissect the media on al jazeera lou ah, one of the top stories here now jazz era. and he's 5 people including 3 children, have been killed in an israeli attack on major bali, a refugee camp in northern garza, in what's become a deadliest escalation

so a line of showers in storms from scandinavia, the baltic centers, central areas and right through into the balcony. so let's go in for a closer look and we do have some thunderstorm alerts in play for serbia, kosovo right through into greece. we'll come back to that story in a sack, but 1st i'm going to take you to iberia continues to be bone dry here, temperature coming up a bit in lisbon to 31, and some pesky showers for the valley. eric's and it will be breezy at times as well. okay, here's a closer look at those storms coming across greece and you know, i think we may see some storms pop up through turkey. but these are daytime heating storms, especially when consider alcaraz up to 36 degrees. got some showers in the forecast for the islands of ireland and britain. nothing major here. it's mostly going to be dry. but gloomy conditions on tuesday for the top end of africa around the gulf of guinea, we've got rain falling from nigeria right through to sierra leone. look at this batch of weather for what weather for eastern portions of chad could certainly see some flooding there

more as those heavy downpours pull into wales in particular on thursday, scattered showers across scandinavia, some heavy rain for more central areas like germany, pulling down into switzerland, heavy rain as well around coastal areas of the south of france moving into northern areas of italy by thursday, but for southern areas of spain remains largely hot and dry. not ideal for those wildfire conditions. heavy rain up in the north. we have got some potential flood alerts out there and for greece and turkey. well, it remains largely warm sunshine through till friday. the temperature well above the average, creeping close to 40 by friday that you ever, ah 19 sixty's the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was to dictate when new dynamic movements were launched. in the last 2 or 3 part series, algebra world to the changes in society, his features were looked after and learning methods were closed evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve transportation. the sixty's in the arab world society on our jazeera oh i

rolling through here more concentrated rain that we can find across denmark and other parts of scandinavia, as while now for west africa still are bursts of rain around the gulf of guinea, but particularly heavy from the gambia right through to see or the own. and liberia . next stop, we're going further toward the south and plenty of sunshine to be found. here. cape town got a high of 15 degrees and 4 namibia vinto coming in at 25. that's a snapshot of your weather. we'll see you soon. take care. ah! unbelievable. it sounds like an agreement. criminal both dislike trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place. if anyone ever comes to ask the question, they just throw their hands up in the air and say, i don't know, i was just a nominee director. were doing a, an investigation into a ukraine. could you? i bribes, you've been corrupt. i've been cut up. i did just what is it and see al jazeera investigations, the only galks lou . ah, welcome back. watching al jazeera life from london, look at the main stories are following this out. for us, police officers have been charged over

and wednesday as this high pressure builds in off the atlantic, spreads right across the uk into scandinaviaair, that really warm atmosphere from the southern climb. so, the confidence is increasing for that hot spell to arrive, at least from midweek onwards. let's have a look at those temperatures — in fact, quite conservative estimates here. the indication is that temperatures by the end of the week could actually approach low or the mid 30s. in some parts of southern britain. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: us basketball star brittney griner gets a nine year sentence on drug charges in russia. president biden denounces it as "unacceptable." japan and the us condemn china's military exercises in the waters around taiwan and call for an immediate halt. this afternoon, china fired dongfeng ballistic missiles from the coast of china across the taiwan strait, and they fell into waters in the exclusion zones just here off the north taiwan coast. the primary objective is obviously intimidation. the conspiracy theorist alexjones is ordered to pay more than $4 m

finding drive, but a few showers slumping further toward the south in greece to the northwest. scandinavia. this front of rain is moving into finland, so that's going to kick back the temperature in helsinki as well. and after africa we go. a batch of rain is moving out a per keno fat. so into southern molly, then we got this spin out toward the vine ticket, usually carries on its journey sometimes becomes a tropical storm or hurricane. but so far it's been a quiet season, not one hurricane for the 2022 season. also quiet in south africa as well. now that all that disturbed weather has pushed away, but certainly some cooler air as we look toward both in big pizza has a high 21 degrees on sunday. thanks for your company. i'll catch up with you later . the frank assessments, how much support is there for the st protest that we've seen in coffee and across the rest of the country. the st movement has been very good. that's happening into the co confound the people across the country. informed opinions, we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work in depth.

the best in london, how is this organic, our products, which are the most popular in germany or scandinaviaountries because of that, it is necessary not only to look at foreign and colored packaging, there is only one chemistry and nothing else, but to consume our ukrainian spirit, remember our farmers and support them every day when you go to the store, buy something, and the supermarket is rich, it’s just that we want to buy ukrainian products, ukrainian products, that you paid attention to the allotments and to the farmers who work in other areas of the agro-industrial front, so to speak. honey is one of the best in the world, on the other hand, we see that what was once the most basic resource for ukrainian beekeeping was and is being silenced by rapeseed, so to speak, here is the question from the second on the side of transportation, we understand that there are certainly transport quotas, well, small farmers cannot pull and are forced to work through intermediaries , so because well, who can buy? i do not know the capacity in the amount of one or another transport cargo echelon that

island where it has been rather warm and muggy, and some of that heavy rain edging across into scandinavia. but it's so much the quiet for the south of this across the mediterranean, spain and portugal, once again, seeing things heat up as a heat wave moves across from northern africa, temperatures in madrid, certainly picking up. and it's a similar story in the southeast places like turkey. we've had a heat wave conditions here. we'll also see temperatures edging up across central parts of italy down in the south as well for places like sicily. and that's a similar story for morocco and algeria temperatures here. certainly on the up. it's rather sizzling hot. that sure weather update. ah, blank assessments. how much support is there if at street protests that we've seen in came across the rest of the country, the street movement has been very good at stopping into the court and found the people across the country informed opinions. we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines. ronnie is credited by some we'

cloud and moraine streaming in here into our northern ireland, scotland pushing across toward sir scandinavia. so some bits of right. and so as to whether to into that eastern side of you, but clear skies as you can see into central doubt to water south west. that's where the real heat is on. it really is ramping up at the moment 35 celsius, therefore paris on wednesday. and that he just transfers a little further east, which is be go on into thursday. berlin touching 36 degrees then that he would tend to just slip a little further eastward and southwards as we go on through the remainder of the way, but still plenty warm enough. having said that, $24.00 in berlin, it's about where it should be. 24 for london again, about what it should be. we're looking at some showers thing to the north west. they're coming in across sea island of ireland, pushing across a good part of her of scotland, southern pasadena. well, generally try one or 2 showers, a possibility one or 2 showers to into spain in this at wet weather, across at east the side of the continent more the same as we go on through thursda

we've got a hot spell on the horizon for the north, west britain, an island as well as france. scandinavia. we'll also see the temperatures pick up a few showers blowing in here and there by monday. and it is going to get wet in the west for western areas of russia. we have a look at the 3 day for moscow, somewhat of a cool down by tuesday as the rain rolls in on monday. the frank assessments, how much support is there that st protest that we've seen in team across the rest of the country. the st movement has been very good. that's happening into the co confound people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work. in depth. analysis of the days global headlines is rocky, is credited by some. we're really, we're storing italy's credibility to critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? ah ah, look here what she'll do with me. so robert, reminder of our top stories and developments and gaza israel, at least $29.00 people are being killed and more

the wet to whether we have to head out to scandinavia. some really wet and windy weather sweeping its way across norway and sweden and is more in the way of showers for britain, an island. but there is so a lot of wounds, a muggy, whether it should be found for the south of this clear skies. of course, much of italy's war, the se, temperatures in turkey, where we expect them to be for this time of year. they have come down slightly, but it's really gonna be western areas that see temperatures pick up rather dramatically. if we look at the 3 day, for example, full powers will be 10 degrees above the average by wednesday. ah, out is there is investigative unit goes under cover in the korea. we don't use the word, right. we'll just use a token of appreciation, exposing trade of diplomatic paul sports today. it's $250.00 unless you're hot, then the price will go to walk over motor involving from other regions, highest officials. my person is working differently. oh, well, out there investigations. diplomats for fail. lou ah, welcome back to a

so we've got a steady stream of rain stretching from scandinavia right into the island of britain through france and iberia. so let's go in for a closer look. break it down region by region, some heavier pulses of rain moving through the southeast of england on thursday, pushing into western areas of norway. and you got some showers in storms around the coats, a tan peninsula that's moving east into paris. so look at what it does here, temperature you go from 33 down to 26 on saturday, but full on sunshine. and that's exactly where you should be for this time of the year. some showers and thunderstorms also seemed likely around slovenia, as we look into serbia, kosovo, down into greece and turkey. some of those could be severe as wall rain is falling across the top end of spain here. so this going to help with some of the wild fires burning their cooler air filters into lisbon with the hive 26 degrees. i think we're going to power up some thunderstorms and it's stumble with the height of 30 thunderstorms. not too far away from athens as wall, and off to africa, we go, run of rain pushes a

largely fine and dry, but a few showers slumping further toward the south in greece to the northwest. scandinavia. this friend of rain is moving into finland, so that's gonna kick back the temperature in helsinki as well. and off to africa, we go. a batch of rain is moving out of burkina faso into southern molly. then we got this spin out toward the atlantic. it usually carries on its journey sometimes becomes a tropical storm or hurricane. but so far it's been a quiet season, not one hurricane for the 2022 season, also quiet in south africa as well. now that all that disturbed weather has pushed away, but certainly some cooler air, as we look toward mozambique are put. so has a hive 21 degrees on sunday. thanks for your company. i'll catch up with you later . ah. the count down to the fever will cut 2022 approaches. every county is turning its eyes to cancer. we have a great to sporting events in the world won't be the only thing capturing everyone's attention. beyond football. immerse yourself in internationally renowned entertainment. art of culture. cattle has everything you'd want to the des

and wednesday as this high pressure builds in off the atlantic, spreads right across the uk into scandinaviaasing for that hot spell to arrive, at least from midweek onwards. let's have a look at those temperatures — in fact, quite conservative estimates here. the indication is that temperatures by the end of the week could actually approach low or the mid 30s. in some parts of southern britain. bye— bye. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues, straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur, and this is the stage of the royal shakespeare theatre in stratford—upon—avon, birthplace of william shakespeare. 400 years and more after his death, his words and stories still resonate around the world, transcending languages and borders. well, my guest today is the just—retired artistic director of the royal shakespeare company, greg doran.

still some showers ago, but the bulk of that activity has now shifted into scandinavia. it's going to further east and eventually knock back the temperatures in finland. so helsinki at 30 degrees, that's a good 10 above where you should be. temperature is also well above average for the balkans. i mean look at this belgrade, sorry about 3637 degrees. that's going to change soon. i'll explain. see this line of storms around northern portions of italy. there it is on friday. now by saturday it's moving further toward these, there we go, temperatures down belgrade, and sorry evo. and then we've got bursts of rain for western areas of poland. the heat's been shoved into romania, so bucharest, coming in at 35 degrees. ok, me see some showers sneak into his sample on friday with a height of 30, but for the other side of the mediterranean, things are drying off temperatures. going up, liz bins got a high of 33 degrees off to africa. we go in that rain that was around n jemina now pouring into northern nigeria. that's certainly not good news because we could see some more floodi

ukrainians bought all the more or less alive pickups that were in the nearest countries, and now in scandinaviathose that remained or need very significant investments in repairs or are simply dead and they cost fantastic money, that is, now you can find such a pickup truck, which, like before, for example, a pickup truck came here to uzhgorod to the border, we occupied it, we loaded it, and it drove on, that is, it was absolutely real, now there are no such cars , now you can find pickup trucks from some farmers , they are often corroded these early jeeps are exactly the frames, the frames on them are corroded, digested, that is, the car can simply break somewhere from some kind of strong impact or going into a pothole or a ditch, it doesn't matter, and now the main main thing the request from the military is not even that, give us a nissan navara or a mitsubishi l200, yes, they were the most popular cars. now, uh, the main request sounds like this: give us a car on the move that won’t break down, that won’t stand under a tree, that will drive and that in case needs can be repaired quite quick

the wet to whether we have to head up to scandinavia. some really wet and windy weather, sweeping its way across norway and sweden. and there's more in the way of showers for britain and island, but there is so a lot of williams, a muggy, whether it's, he'd be found for the south of this clear skies. of course, much of italy's war, the se, temperatures in turkey, where we expect them to be for this time of year. they have come down slightly, but it's really gonna be western areas that see temperatures pick up rather dramatically. if we look at the 3 day, for example, 4 powers will be 10 degrees above the average by wednesday. ah frank assessments, how much support is there if it's straight protest that we've seen in korean across the rest of the country, the treatment of the that's happening into the coal concerns of people across the country. informed opinions, we will say more of what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines draw. he is credited by some way where they were s

and wednesday as this high pressure builds in off the atlantic, spreads right across the uk into scandinaviacreasing for that hot spell to arrive, at least from midweek onwards. let's have a look at those temperatures — in fact, quite conservative estimates here. the indication is that temperatures by the end of the week could actually approach low or the mid 30s in some parts of southern britain. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. winter is coming: the uk faces the longest recession since the financial crisis, warns the bank of england, but says it has to hike interest rates as inflation soars. recession fears in the us, too, as the jobs market slows sharply in the world's biggest economy. gas pressure rising: prices hit their highest since the russian invasion of ukraine, as europe scrambles to cut energy use. plus, a whole different ball game: england's premier league turns 30, as it scores £10 billion in tv rights for the first time.

continues got rounds of rain running across britain, an island edging across the north sea into scandinavia with heavy falls for norway . heavy falls as well for finn and that rash of storms spreading across into western russia by thursday. but they still a lot of wounds to be found across the north, west, and more sensual areas on the south west who we've got more heat blowing in from the north of africa. that's going to pick temperatures up for the likes of portugal . by the time we get into thursday for spain, we've got some heavy rain rolling into the north with thunderstorm warnings out temperatures dipping down slightly. but very hot and dry in south. ah, a will to lectures, artists and practices where ideas, response and history with a 0 world toast, the story of 4. i'd conic cafes and then we'll decide how to 3 debate sequence recovery on a just either lou ah, a reminder with the top story seo and al jazeera ukraine's president has warned his forces will retaliate. russia carries out any attacks to coincide with independence day. flor to me as it lensky says. moscow could intensify,