seemed some rather blustery conditions moving across the great australian bite easing across south australia into victoria. we are going to see some lively showers continuing here. that wet weather will drive its way into new zealand over the next couple days. so it looks like a pretty wet and windy weather here. they've been showers there in to victoria into tasmania, some heavy showers there too. it's a good part of the south wells with some snow over the mountain top se the highest peaks fed a cloud there across south australia, a fair, but a cloud to into southern parts of w way, one or 2 showers over towards perth for a time. but we should sit grassy, brightening up as we go on into where sunday drive in price weather moving across much of south australia. by that statement, we're starting to ease down. but very wet and windy, that as you can see for good part of new zealand, we've got some very wet weather affecting central parts of china. meanwhile, some very heavy rain here, the seasonal range stretch right across the south, west central parts up towards the yellow sea up towards bas

residents, also regions to the north, south and west and also the entire state of victoria and south australiae. the lockdown is due to end on friday, but no—one is really thinking that will happen. how long it is extended for, no—one really knows. there is speculation it could well be months rather than weeks and no doubt that has fuelled these protests today. but as i say, most australians are pretty compliant. they know the score, they know they have to stay home and do the right thing, but the authorities are setting up a special task force of detectives to investigate those people who are demonstrating here in sydney and in two other cities. an 11—year—old girl who travelled to london from her home in greater manchester has been found safe and well. fatuma kadir, from bolton, left home without her parents' knowledge on thursday evening before travelling on several trains to get to london euston in the early hours of friday. people have been gathering in hungary's capital budapest today as the annual gay pride march is taking place. but this year, the country's government has approved a la

over half of all the wine grown in australia is grown here, in south australia.ave strapped on someone else�*s wellies and set forth in the name ofjournalism. changing climate conditions and water shortages means that growers here are turning to tech to help out the humble grape. we were in very dry parts of australia and integrated viticulture needs very fine tuned management to successfully grow high quality commercial quantities of grapes. researchers here at the university of adelaide are developing a smart system so vintners can keep better tabs on their produce. ok, so that's where the leak is. they are deploying various sensors that can be monitored remotely. so what we have here is a flow sensor, connected to a radio unit that transmits the data in real—time. this one is the soil moisture probe, basically mount this thing right underneath the soil. we actually have the equivalent of a stethoscope hearing the water in the plant going up and being taken up by the plant. and they are using thermal imaging cameras to monitor their irrigation. just with a norm

weather coming into where the bite, sliding across the far south of the country rolling over to the south australia. ahead of that, it does generally stay dry. noticed some shell was cropping up in the outback. queensland some heavy rain developing as we go $13.00, friday, nudging over towards the coast east and parts of queens are more showers, wet weather there into brisbin and the gold coast and the sunshine coast as well. some wet weather there also into sydney that east side. new south wales looking particularly unsettled. not too bad in these aliens telling dry them has been recently winced. not to pick up when picking up a cross japan over the next day or so. lots of wet weather coming through here. cloud and rain from seasonal front. the menu from pulsing out of central china pushing across south korea. good part of japan sing somewhat by the river. the next couple of days. a human 27 celsius, their pets. ok. the an extra judicial killing and a north african capital. i heard someone breaking into our house. that's my 100 people shouting so full masked men for not only the eyes and hair show

residents, also regions to the north, south and west and also the entire state of victoria and south australiad on friday, but no—one is really thinking that will happen. how long it is extended for, no—one really knows. there is speculation it could well be months rather than weeks and no doubt that has fuelled these protests today. but as i say, most australians are pretty compliant. they know the score, they know they have to stay home and do the right thing, but the authorities are setting up a special task force of detectives to investigate those people who are demonstrating here in sydney and in two other cities. the parents of a missing 11—year—old girl said they are in a "state of shock" as police stepped up their search for her. fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, on thursday, and arrived in london in the early hours of friday morning. sanchia berg has been following the story. police are keen to trace a couple —— the police have issued an appeal and they are particularly keen to try to track down a couple who fatuma spoke to, according to the cctv, on the train between bolton and m

so the highest pigs founded a cloud there across south australia, a fair, but a cloud to into southern parts of w way want to she was able to was perth for a time. but we should sit grassy, brightening up as we go on into where sunday try reprice, whether maybe cross march of south australia by that statement, the wind starts to east down. but very wet and windy the, as you can see, for good part of new zealand. we've got some very wet weather affecting central parts of china. meanwhile, some very heavy rain here. the seasonal range stretch right across the south, west central parts up towards the yellow sea up towards basing some heavy down pools that is likely to cause some localized flooding that wet weather, staying very much in place as we go through sunday. a few showers there across the korean peninsula, some parts of japan as well, but to the north of that is fine and dry. the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your ah ah so come bac

also regions to the north, south and west, and also the entire state of victoria and south australia,ockdown is due to end on friday but no—one's really thinking that that will happen. how long it's extended far, no—one really knows. there is speculation that it could well be months rather than weeks. no doubt that has fuelled these protests today. but as i say, most australians are pretty compliant. they know the score, they know they have to stay home and do the right thing, but the authorities are as setting up a special task force of detectives to investigate those people who are demonstrating here in sydney and in two other cities. briefly, has the vaccination picture improved in recent weeks? new south wales, sydney is the state capital, the authorities in new south wales were asking other states to send spare vaccines to sydney to try to quell this surge in delta variant cases. that was rejected by other state governments. they said they need the vaccinations themselves. certainly, australia's big challenge now is to get as many people vaccinated as possible. but very briefly,

i will push your way towards the south australia as we go on through tuesday on into wednesday. still some shares in places we go one through wednesday, but the wet weather will be driving its way further. it's not quite reaching. victoria new south wales law, you a dry hand not too bad. not too bad up toward north of australia as well. one or 2 showers just coming in around cans up towards the cape your peninsula. meanwhile, it will improve newsheel say bright skies coming back in that an improvement in the weather across japan recently, but we have got more rain in the full cost over the next couple of days choose. it looks like a wet one for the korean peninsula. a cloud and rain making its way towards horseshoe. i'm punching through for wednesday. the the code, the noise intended brittany, one of the singapore most love tradition. it's famous straight, told the fragile on $1.00 0 $1.00 east investigate it poker. ringback can innovate to survive on out to 0. on the 10th anniversary, we look at the situation in the will. young country of the civil war and the displacement of 1

times now the worst of it's going to die. satcher the bites during from this friday if i miss south australia and victoria leaving quiet is rather behind bright or sunny. it's been quite woman of concrete, the hole of july. but record won't and very much warmer than these noble for the whole month. the remains of in far the typhoon that made landfill and they're basing a fatty or bitter massive cloud. it's not really revolving storm so much as a massive rain is cause widespread flooding from shanghai north was even to the eastern side of beijing. but see the orange is where the heaviest ready light to once more increase the flooding. not just cause it increase it in her and providence as an example. not so for japan. plenty shells when we run, including in tokyo on the heat and humidity continues. as hardly surprised as tom. yeah, but not good if you're the limp here in india, the focus of the monsoon rains has gone east, particularly in bangladesh. the significance circulation the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died for the power to find out that all this new babies wer

enough for temperatures -- we have winter weather coming in sliding across the 4s rolling over to south australia. notice some showers cropping up, heavier rain developing, nudging over to eastern parts of england. new south wales looking unsettled. when picking up across japan, but weather coming through. 27 celsius. >> energy and change into every part of our universe. continues. >> changes all around us. shaped by technology. we can make it work for you and your business. anchor: here is a reminder of the top stories. a container on a ship in the middle east largest port has exploded, sparking a wire. officials say the blaze has been brought under control and authorities say no casualties have been reported. haiti's president has been assassinated. the attackers -- taliban of fighters have launched an assault. the provincial governor says government forces push them out, but not before they broke other fighters. southeast asia's most populous country is battling a devastating run of hours surge. capitals -- hospitals are beyond capacity and family members are hunting oxygen as supplies run out

south and west, and also the north, south and west, and also the entire state of victoria, and south australiad then it is anywhere else. the lockdown is due to end on friday but no one's really thinking that that will happen. how long it is extended far, no one really knows. there is speculation that it could well be months rather than weeks. no doubt that has fuelled these protests today. and as i say, most australians are pretty compliant. they know the score, they know they have to stay at home and do the right thing, but the authorities are as setting up a special task force of detectives to investigate those people who are demonstrating here in sydney and into other cities. briefly, has the vaccination picture improved in recent weeks? help? briefly, has the vaccination picture improved in recent weeks? new south wales, improved in recent weeks? new south wales. sydney — improved in recent weeks? new south wales. sydney is _ improved in recent weeks? new south wales, sydney is the _ improved in recent weeks? new south wales, sydney is the state _ improved in recent weeks? new south wales

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the so called travel bubble was already posed for new south wales . victoria, i'm south, australia i minister just into our durn is wanting of the increased risk to travelers. let's get people in china say they spend 3 days with no food or water. after being trapped by historic flooding. the miniature has been deployed to her non province. 800000 people have been displaced. a state of emergency has been declared in ecuador prisons after fighting among rival gangs inside 2 separate jails. left at least 22 people dead. police say they've now regained control and apprehended dozens of prisoners who tried to escape around 80 inmates and officers were injured the dozen further unrest and hating falling destination of president job and mois protest of calling for justice for his murder. at least one person was left dead on thursday. the violence unfolded at the former, president's widow. nothing more. you've made her 1st public appearance since being injured june the assassination 2 weeks ago. well, those are the headlines and he's continues here now to 0 after algebra world stage, and tha

showering rain across the southwest touching towards south australia, as we go through tuesday and wednesday. still some showers and places. the winter weather will be driving its way further east, not wide reaching victoria. not to get up towards the north of australia. showers coming in up towards cape york. it will improve for new zealand. improvement in the weather across japan, but more rain in the forecast over the next couple of days. looks like a wet one for korea, rain. >> energy and change came to every part of the universe. changes all around us. we can make it work for you. in your business. anchor: an advance through afghanistan and u.s. and allied trip inch closer to a full withdrawal. counteroffensive. ethiopia's prime minister is defending the decision to fight rebels in the northern region, saying they were in danger to the rest of the country. leaders will accept a cease-fire if certain demands are met. three more victims have been found dead in the rubble of a collapsed building and arctic, a search and rescue operation was paused on sunday when engineers demolished what w

we have wetter weather in the far south of south australia. that continues to drift further eastward. wetter weather sweeping through victoria, still in place on friday. he still struggling to get there in christchurch, but largely drive. mostly drive for japan. wetter weather for eastern parts of honshu, seasonal rains matching further north. dryer to the south with showers in hong kong and wet invasion. he -- beijing. >> energy and change. every part of our universe. it continues. >> changes all around us. shaped by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. anchor: a reminder of the top stories. a heat wave has shattered temperature records and contributed to the deaths of dozens of people. hospitals are reporting an influx of heat stroke victims while the threat of large wildfires is growing in the pacific northwest. ethiopia's government has warned its military could the people's liberation front has rejected the cease-fire. donald rumsfeld has died at the age of 88. he served under for presidents. the

the worst of it [indiscernible] bbcit will miss south australia.been quite warm in tropical queens, warmer than is normal. the typhoon is fairly obvious, not really revolving storms. massive rain. this is where the orange -- the heaviest rain will increase the flooding, not just because, increase. not so for japan. the of showers, including tokyo, heat and humidity continues. hardly a surprise this time of year. in india, the focus of the monsoon has gone east, particularly in bangladesh with significant circulation. ♪ >> with a bang. energy and change, came to every part of our universe. seismic are small. continues. >> change is all around us. shaped by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and ♪our business. anchor: top stories here in al jazeera. tunisia president has accused politicians of corruption and demanded the return of billions of dollars of public money he alleges was stolen. he sacked the prime minister and key members of the cabinet on sunday. after weeks of uncertainty, pedro castillo has been sworn in as peru

residents, also regions up to the north, south and west and also the entire state of victoria and south australiahat will happen. how long it is extended for, no—one really knows. there is speculation it could well be months rather than weeks and no doubt that has fuelled these protests today. but as i say, most australians are pretty compliant. they know the score, they know they have to stay home and do the right thing, but the authorities are setting up a special task force of detectives to investigate those people who are demonstrating here in sydney and in two other cities. phil mercer there in sydney. president biden has warned that the united states is facing a "pandemic of the unvaccinated", as the delta variant of coronavirus spreads rapidly in areas where the uptake ofjabs has been low. speaking in virginia, mr biden praised the governor of alabama — kay ivey — who said it was time to start blaming the unvaccinated for the rise in infections. here's our north america correspondent, david willis. with less than 34% of its population fully vaccinated, alabama is the least vaccinated state

the travel bubble was already pause the new south wales victoria and south australia interview about health issues. there is greater risk now from the delta variant than the was when we open the quarantine free travel arrangement with the frame. yes, it is the government's judy to keep these on the site from cupboard 19. and we continue to believe that the strongest health response is also the strongest economic response. this approach is to us while to date. so to is our willingness to adapt. cognitive changed and so we must rescue people in china say there's been 3 days with no food or water off to being trapped by historic flooding. the military has been deployed to her. none province, 800000 people have been displaced. a state of emergency has been declared in equity was prisons, after fighting among rival gangs inside 2 separate jails left at least 22 people dead. police say they've regained control and apprehended dozens of prisoners. tried to escape the further unrest and haiti following the assassination of president 7 more use protests. as, according for justice, at least on

i will push your way towards the south australia as we go on through tuesday on into wednesday. still some shares in place as we go one through wednesday, but the wet weather will be driving his way further is not quite reaching victoria new south wells las you fine and dry here. not too bad. not too bad up towards north, although straight as well. one or 2 showers just coming in around cans up towards the cape your peninsula. meanwhile, it will improve newseum. so brightest guys coming back in. but an improvement in the weather across japan recently, but we have got more rain in the full cost over the next couple of days choose. it looks like a wet one for the korean peninsula, cloud and rain, making its way towards horseshoe and punching through for wednesday. the weather bang, energy and change to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your ah ah, reminder the top stories yolanda 0. the taliban is continuing. it's advanced through afghanistan as the us and allied tr

so w way pushing through south australia and we'll see what a squeeze on the ice a policy. so simply re strong winds just rattling over towards victoria and pushing through as you go through the next day or so. so if you do catch a shower is going to be on the live site, horizontal rain for some, for a time. this blustery system brush pushes through, could see some while the wet weather, which was great dividing range cooler than of late incipient 19 celsius, wetter than the lights impressed, but with some showers or long spells of rain, which are making their way towards new zealand. gonna turn very wet and windy as we go on through the next couple days. that rain really setting in here. me nasty weather as we go on through saturday and i was seeing some nasty weather recently across the northeast of china. some heavy rain here just pushing out towards the yellow sea. there has been some flooding and there's more heavy rain in the full cost over the next couple of days. is that west or whether they're full friday still very much in places. we go one through saturday, it is

also in lockdown, australia's most populous state, new south wales. more than 1a million australians are now under orders to stay at home. bbc�*s australia correspondent shaimaa khalil has more. being in lockdown as you say, sydney where i am on our fourth week of but with the way things are going here. there is a big suspicion it could be extended yet again so that's nearly half of the population now in lockdown and as far as said is concerned many are saying it'sjust not worth it, it hasn't been strict enough, it hasn't been clear enough in terms of the rules and that's why you were saying the number of cases growing. we have more than 1200 cases since the beginning of that outbreak in the middle ofjune and of course there is a big caveat, compared to other countries around the world, especially look at neighbouring indonesia, these are low numbers but remember this is a country where a few months ago the major cities around australia had managed to eliminate covid—19. we've had days and days of zero community transmission so this is definitely a ste

south australia is doing the same after reporting zero cases in the past 24 hours.ew south wales, which is expected to extend its lockdown after recording 172 cases. the state premier had this to say ahead of the announcement. >> we have seen around the world when you have too many people being infectious in the community and you open up to early, countries that have claimed to have done so well with covid and have higher vaccination rates than ours have failed with the delta because they opened up too quickly. we don't want to waste all the great work we have done by opening to early and then having the virus spread again. >> australia had based its vaccination strategy on astrazeneca, but due to its association with extremely rare blood clots, health and officials updated that advice, now saying that all adults of all ages should strongly consider taking any available vaccine, including astrazeneca. there is resistance among some, like this woman. >> i am kind of opposed to getting astrazeneca due to the information that was provided earlier about the blood clots.

australia. quite a lively system. just scraping its way across the far south of wa. pushing through south australia.ll see a squeeze here. very strong winds. just rattling over towards victoria, and pushing through as we go through the mix -- the next day. if you catch a shower, it will be horizontal rainfall. plus tree system pushes through. -- blustery system pushes through. cooler than of late in sydney at 19 celsius. some showers along the spells of rain which are making their way towards new zealand. it is going to turn very wet and windy as we go through the next couple of days. the rain really setting in here, nasty weather as we go through saturday. we are seeing nasty weather across the northeast of china heavy rain pushing out towards the yellow sea. there has been some flooding. there is more heavy rain and the forecast over the next couple of days. there is the wetter weather for friday. very much in place as we go through saturday. it is likely to cause further flooding. there will be heavy showers too for a time across the korean peninsula. some areas of japan. further north, largely f

the so called travel bubble was already paused for new south wales victoria and south australia, the prime minister just into order and is wanting of the increased risk to travelers, interview about health issues. there is greater risk now from the delta variant than it was when we open the quarantine free travel arrangement of the frame. yes, it is the government's judy to keep the site from carpet 19. and we continue to believe that the strongest health response is also the strongest economic response . this approaches to us while to date. so to is our willingness to adapt. cognitive changed, and so we must a longer gap between doses of the fires of vaccine boosts effectiveness against corona virus. that's according to a new study led by the university of oxford. while it revealed a strong immune response anywhere from $3.00 to $10.00 weeks between shots that identified an 8 tweet gap between those is as a sweet spot. the trade off in that longer interval as a drop in antibody levels between the 1st and 2nd doses. and importantly, the study noted was the decline in antibodies neede

a couple of weeks ago, victoria and south australia have come out of their snap lockdowns.going in and of course, here in new south wales where i am, another high day of cases, 210, as the lockdown here in new south wales, in sydney and the surrounding areas is extended for another four weeks. shaima khalil in australia, thank you very much. turning to the olympics now — and we've reached the middle weekend of the games. here's the medal table as it stands at the moment — china is on top with 19 gold medals followed by host nation japan with 17. with me is our reporter, tanya dendrinos — and we've just had news, us gymnast simone biles has withdrawn from further events? it is very sad news for her, richard, and of course all of the fans. watching her go in with the weight of the world an expectation on her shoulders. of course, really at the top of her game. she has been suffering with the phenomenon known as the twisters which causes a gymnast to lose their sense of space and dimension when they are in the air which is terrifying given the manoeuvres they are trying to com

residents, also regions to the north, south and west and also the entire state of victoria and south australiakdown is due to end on friday, but no—one is really thinking that will happen. how long it is extended for, no—one really knows. there is speculation it could well be months rather than weeks and no doubt that has fuelled these protests today. but as i say, most australians are pretty compliant. they know the score, they know they have to stay home and do the right thing, but the authorities are setting up a special task force of detectives to investigate those people who are demonstrating here in sydney and in two other cities. one of the big problems of the morrison government has been the low uptake of vaccines. under 12% of australians are vaccinated. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. for some of us, it's been another very warm and very sunny afternoon, particularly across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. this is falkirk earlier on this afternoon, lots of blue skies and sunshine. for others, we had

a couple of weeks ago, victoria and south australia have come out of their snap lockdowns.queensland is going in and of course, here in new south wales where i am, another high day of cases, 210, as the lockdown here in new south wales, in sydney and the surrounding areas is extended for another four weeks. shaima khalil in australia, thank you very much. more than 1,600 pregnant women have died in brazil since the beginning of the pandemic. the bbc has obtained exclusive footage from the only intensive care unit for pregnant women with covid—i9 in sao paulo. bbc brasil�*s nathalia passarhino reports. sings along with music. 23—year—old laryssa has always dreamt of being a mother. just a year ago, she was 35 weeks pregnant with twin boys. translation: we started thinking of names, in casei we had boys or girls. we thought about clothes and the crib. since the beginning, we started to plan everything. but her dream was taken away too soon. after being diagnosed with covid—i9, she was admitted to an icu in sao paulo. shortly after an emergency c—section, she died of a cardiac

it's so fairly cold throughout new southwell s e t, victoria, and south australia, but not extraordinarily. so most of the wind, the wet weather diving through the bite and towards tasmanian, and across to new zealand. another lo, just throwing showers into restless, ready to pers example, but your best days probably monday where the suns most like to be out of the range of catches rest inside of victoria. but melbourne looks fine, a few shall the new south rosell bad time, we get to monday sees arranged in 5 or obvious in japan and china, but the circulation meant the rain's, been heavy. it's western side of japan more recently and it will be in the forecast to, for rather than this rather smooth picture of season or rain. it's drawing up in western parts of japan, but it's getting circulatory wet in china. mostly from the young see north was the heavy rain is falling in the form of big shower. that circulation has towards beijing, but in you now, i think you're 40, find more heavy stuff coming towards could mean and it's that time of the year, the maturity of the rain is meant the monsoo

south australia is doing the same after recording zero cases in the past 2a hours.own after recording 172 cases. the state premier had this to say ahead of the announcement. we've seen around the world that when you have too many people who have been infectious in the community and you open up too early — countries that have claimed to have done so well with covid which have much higher vaccination rates than ours have failed with delta because they opened up too quickly. we know we've put in a hard five weeks and we don't want to waste all the great work we've done by opening too early, and then having the virus spread again. australia had based its vaccination strategy on astrazeneca — but due to its association with extremely rare blood clots, the health authority advised under—60s to wait for the pfizer vaccine instead. it's now updated that advice for the sydney area, saying adults of all ages should "strongly consider" taking "any available vaccine" — including astrazeneca. but there's resistance amongst some. here's one woman on the streets in sydney. i'm kin

so there will be somewhat to weather just clipping the coast of south australia, pushing across port ferry easing across victoria, running up towards the great dividing range. i think sheltered by the mountains, not too bad in sidney, at around 900 celsius, with pleasant sunshine. as we go on into west 1st, the rain does make its way through. i can see how that range is heads towards new zealand, say the south island and misty turning. pretty wet and windy and wet. weather will eventually push across into the north island. we got wet weather making its way towards the korean peninsula at the moment, some very heavy rain spilling out of central and northern parts of china. run across the yellow sea as we go on through wednesday by thursday. will heavy rain coming in across a similar area at this stage actually, and that wet weather just coming into north korea and eventually seeing some live showers there for south greer sunshine and some sharp showers coming in across the good parts of japan. token, sticky, 28 celsius. prefer the south of southern parts of china, jen, retry. but down

australia capital. it's so fatty coulter at new south wales, a c t victoria and south australia, but not extraordinarily. so most of the wind, the wet weather, diving through the bison towards tasmanian and across to new zealand. another lo, just thrown showers into western, studied pers, for example, but your best days probably monday, where the sons most liked to be out of the range of catches this western side of victoria. but melbourne looks fine, a few shall the new south rosell bad time. we get to monday, caesar range from 5 or obvious in japan and china, but the circulation meant the rain's, been heavy, its western side of japan, more recent than it will be in the forecast to robin. this rather smooth picture of seas, no rain. it's drawing up in western parts of japan, but it's getting circulatory wet in china. mostly from the young see north was the heavy rain is falling in the form of big shower that circulation headed toward beijing. but if you now, i think you're 40, find more heavy stuff coming towards could mean. and it's that time of the year, the maturity of the rain is meant the monsoon

of adelaide, 8.9 degrees that made its cold is stay in 63 years. winds a big factor here for south australia, looking at gusts about 70 kilometers per hour, will end in new zealand where we're starting to see rain pushing for both the south and the north island. the with energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your business. ah, the me welcome back. you're watching sir. your top stories this half hour. india's military reinforcing rescue operations in his western regions. after the heaviest rain for july in decades, cost flooding and lens lives or the 100 people are known to have died and dozens more. i'm missing the us government has placed $100000000.00 in emergency assistance or refugees and displaced people in up chemist on includes those affected by a recent increase in fighting the taliban mix. rapid territorial gains and thousands of people in australia's most popular city had breached corona virus restrictions to protest against luptime measures. violence

extended restrictions in an effort to stop the spread of the highly transmittal delta barry and south australia announced a 7 day locked down. also recording several new infections while a 5 day lockdown in victoria that was due to end on tuesday has been extended for another 7 days. the state has reported a total of 80 cases linked to the delta variant. while the rise of that delta variance is making some governments rethink their vaccine strategy, recent studies have shown that a 3rd vaccine, those can boost immunity against highly transmittal variance. us health authorities are not recommending a 3rd job saying more evidence is required 1st, but israel, which had the fastest bank, seen rollouts in the world, has already begun offering a 3rd shot to high risk people. the u. k is making plans for a potential booster program before the winter sets in the northern hemisphere. some asian government say they may offer pfizer boosters to people who received the sinner vac shots. but some poor nations of vaccinated, less than one percent of their populations. the world health organization says greed

and for example, in one of our states, south australia, 60 percent of annual electricity generation comes from wind and sun already. and similarly in denmark, the vast majority of electricity generation comes from the wind, with some agricultural wastes used to produce bio energy. and scotland also has the vast majority of its electricity generation already coming from renew. ok. mostly when that's just the question of rolling this out, since it's a larger countries thinking, obviously china the united states and so on and so forth. and let me turn to, you know, christian majority in brazil there are very real tensions when it comes to environmental management and the need to protect the environment and the need to pull people out of poverty. the current president jr. bull scenario. he is criticized by large chunks of the population, but he does still have a significant support base. and the people who are supporting him, the people who are in favor of looking in the amazon and clearing land for agriculture are in favor, not because they hate the planet because they want to work and earn

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this a couple of weeks ago, victoria and south australia have come out of their snap lockdowns.urse, here in new south wales where i am, another high day of cases, 210, as the lockdown here in new south wales, sydney and the surrounding areas extended for another four weeks.— another four weeks. thank you very much- _ a covid outbreak first discovered in the chinese city of nanjing has spread to eight provinces and beijing. state media say it's the most extensive outbreak since wuhan. almost 200 people have been infected since the virus was first detected at the city's busy airport on 20 july. all flights from nanjing airport will be suspended for the next two weeks. well, earlier i spoke to dr xi chen about what exactly is happening in nanjing and how china can get the virus under control. well, iam nowjoined by associate professor of public health at yale university and nanjing native dr xi chen to discuss how china tackles this fresh crisis. overall, china has so far managed to keep the virus largely under control, as we know, by closing the borders and moving quickly to stam

stay—at—home orders are now in place in south australia, victoria and parts of new south wales.months into the pandemic, compounding the pressure on the australian government, as the uk and the us reopen. people have been protesting in sydney against lockdowns. hundreds of fines have been issued and two men have been charged with animal cruelty for allegedly striking a police horse. australia's low vaccination rate could mean continued covid restrictions, just 38% of australians over the age of 16 have had one vaccination dose and only 16% have had two doses and are fully vaccinated. the big mistake was made last year when not enough vaccines were bought. the reality is, apart from astrazeneca, we don't have a plentiful supply of any vaccines, and the astrazeneca vaccines, and the astrazeneca vaccine was recommended only for people over 60. that recommendation has changed, in sydney in particular because of the delta variant spread here in the city, which is very strong. but nonetheless, there is a lot of vaccine hesitancy about the astrazeneca vaccine. the problem is, we don't

it'll miss south australia and victoria leaving quiet is rather behind bright or sunny. it's been quite woman tropical quezon the whole of july. but record warrenton, very much warmer than these noble for the whole month that amazed of in far the typhoon that made landfill. and they're basing federal bits of massive clair, it's not really revolving storm so much as a massive rain is cause widespread flooding from shanghai north was even to the eastern side of beijing. but see the orange is where the heaviest ready light to once more increase the flooding. not just cause or increase it in her and province as an example. not so for japan. plenty shells when we run, including in tokyo and the heat and humidity continues, as hardly surprised as tom. yeah, but not good if you're the limp here in india, the focus of the monsoon rains has gone east, particularly in bangladesh. the significance circulation, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work

some heavy rain coming into southeast and part of south australia, 3 victoria possibility of snow over the high ground at western when the weather sweeping across new zealand as we go one through sunday. but the top we come to monday, finding a good deal quieter. the weather bag, energy and changes to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your oh a hello again, i'm the cells. you're paying a reminder about your stories, the salad, more than $1300.00 people and are missing and western europe off to severe flooding . at least $93.00 people are now confounded in germany, which is experiencing at west whether dissolves, in decades. south africa, presidents has the week long unrest already killed 117 people have planned and coordinated to around the pose that says 25000 soldiers will patrol the streets to stop found a new thing and violence here appears. regions on sending fighters to the north to support government troops that it's raised concerns that the contract was to grow and r

the so called travel bubble was already paused for 3 states, new southwell, victoria, and south australia is the prime minister. just send her order and his warning of an increased risk to travel us now clean up operations surrounding the central chinese city of young joe, which was hit this week by the worst flooding. the region is seen in recent history . of the cities in the region are under red, alert as rescue teams search for survivors. katrina, you reports from juncture the rain and john joe may have east, but flood waters are still submerging major highways. just one reminder of the devastating storm which struck central china earlier this week. teams are working hard to pump and clear water line areas. the city is more than 7000000 residents are struggling to resume normal life. many neighborhoods like access to running water authorities have set up temporary out the water stations. the gen says he's grateful he was safe at home. when to rental rain lashed, the city would have got history, whether it's safer to stay indoors, that's the lesson i learned. then just things happen un

new south wales and south australia are in lockdown.ertgoers to be fully vaccinated against covid—19. he says he objects to having a "discriminated audience present". the uk prime minister boris johnson has said proof of vaccination must be shown at clubs and venues from september, as experts insist the benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks for most people. mark lobel reports. eric clapton spoke out about vaccines and it may, revealing his severe reaction to the astrazeneca one. he feared it would leave him unable to play music again, and earlier this week he had a bad reaction to this. we are planning to make full vaccination the condition of entry to nightclubs and other venues where large crowds gathered. following that, eric clapton issued a statement on the telegram account of an italian architect and covid sceptic. he eric clapton�*s concerts hit america in september where vaccine proof is only required in a few venues, and there is a european tour next year, including london�*s royal albert hall and may. i am a huge fan of e

stay—at—home orders are now in place in south australia, victoria and parts of new south wales.her lockdown 18 months into the pandemic, compounding the pressure on the australian government as the uk and the us reopen. people have been protesting in sydney against lockdowns, which led to clashes between protestors and the police. hundreds of fines have been issued and two men have been charged with animal cruelty for allegedly striking a police horse. australia's low vaccination rate could mean continued covid restrictions. just 38% of australians over the age of 16 have had one vaccination dose, and only 16% have had two doses and are fully vaccinated. former australian prime minister malcolm turnbull has criticised the current government's vaccine rollout as a "phenomenal failure", with not enough doses bought and distributed. mr turnbull isjoining us now live from sydney. what should australia be doing differently? well, the big mistakes were made last year when not in the vaccines were bought. the reality is that apart from astrazeneca, we do not have a plentiful supply of