so let me show you 60 kilometers per hour is what we can expect in south australia. now the front will move further to the east as we head toward tuesday. so we get into the rain and wind, sydney, melbourne, and hope are just some scattering of showers for southern areas of queensland. ok off to new zealand, a lot to talk about here. we've got this disturbance rolling through. it's a quick move or late monday into tuesday, but we get to talk about snow piling up, particularly as we head to about 800 meters, we could see up to 12 centimeters of snow. so the mountain passes at some dangerous driving conditions. they're white and windy elsewhere, so for the capitol region, we could see those gus around 90 kilometers per hour on tuesday. next we're going to the philippines and once again, just getting that continuous rain slamming into loose on island, including manila on monday, off to asia pacific r. heaviest. rain has really been for that southeast corner of china steering into taiwan. and it's going to remain unsettled for the korean peninsula on monday that sure wea

spinning wet weather toward victoria and south australia wednesday.t weather is diving into new zealand towards the southern alps. that will change. ♪ [indiscernible] >> dennis part of our culture to look our best. for that, people will spend money. >> everything you see on the catwalk but they do it here. >> that -- have to come in and turn things around. >> my nigeria on al jazeera. ♪ >> our main story now. chris bell has insisted u.s. evacuations from kabul are on track to finish the end of the month deadline. he has asked for backup plans if there is no taliban cooperation. meanwhile, the taliban warning people against traveling to the airport. the group opposes any extension to foreign evacuation flights. zambia's new president has been sworn in. he vowed to turn around a flagging economy. doctors in the u.s. worried doctors may run out of that hospitals may run out of space to treat covid-19. there has been a surge of pediatric cases that have hit new pandemic records. the vaccine is authorized for kids 12 and up, leaving younger ones vulnerable

see just swing in whether it's award victoria, south, australia, windy still, but nothing like we've seen over the last that a while. rain is filling in across the south island of new zealand. eventually making it toward the northland island by the weekend, but not as bad as hard hit as south island south. east asia. heaviest concentration of rain will be across the southwest portion of borneo on thursday. bring you up to speed with the weather story in asia pacific. what is left of what was a tropical depression? oh mice now pushing out toward the pacific. it's dry across the korean peninsula, but that will change by friday, sol high, 28 degrees. that sure weather update, we'll see you soon. and the drill still had here on out. there are the us top court rejects the vitamin ministrations attempt to enter immigration policy. the false to find them see cause to wait in mexico while i cases for process and the toxic relationship. we look at how organized crime groups have turned romania into europe . dumping ground power. lim, hinz morling, cobble and have been taken to a safe place acc

energy now out toward the tasman, see but still flinging somewhat, whether toward victoria and south australia on thursday. rain filling in across the south adlene to new zealand on thursday of venture we will make it to the north island, but the north island will not be as hard hit as the south side like south east asia . heaviest concentration of rain reserved for southwest portions of borneo on thursday drying out across java. so mix the sun in cloud in jakarta with the high up 29 degrees. it is mostly clear for the korean peninsula on thursday, but our plumb rains get go in on friday. and that weather will steer rate into south korea. on friday. the a tale of 2 presidents: venezuelan military defectors, american mass and reese, ah, and the bizarre told daisha attempt at regime change in the bowl of arion republic of venezuela. people in power. the bay of pigs on al jazeera, blue face mosques, a common sight in city centers around britain, but as lockdown. lucid people will still be wearing masks for a month, or even used to come an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows st

it's spinning still what, whether toward victoria and also south australia on wednesday. and that weather is also diving down into new zealand mostly contained toward the southern else for now . but that will change. we'll see you soon. the i'm alike of ours in the south of india and find out call me back. in this, steve brought an extensive mining operation to a grand corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects, and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife trade. here in vietnam, we visit a rec to center for some of the worlds most threatened to animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife earth rise on al jazeera. with more than 200000000 cases because of 19 worldwide governments. about going to fight fresh wave of the virus and newberry, and there has been a 3rd in the number of people working vaccination appointment from human cost to the political and economic pool out there. bring you the latest on depend demik. this'll have vaccinated more than 1100 people here, all of them migrant farm workers, people on home test

melbourne by the state. 29 in adelaide and 24 in hope that rain will just put the fall south of south australia ahead of that smell too bad for sydney as well. new south wales, much acquaintance, fine and dry and la, she draw 2, went uneasily. we will see some wet weather just coming into the south island as we go into the latter part of the week. white weather meanwhile continues across the korean peninsula, easing out of northern parts of china. we are going to see some very heavy rain. therefore south korea, that'll roll over towards han. she will see some very wet weather coming into a good part of central japan southern japan also sinks and heavy rain, but dry to the north. the in ledger life beat or the huge ball is one of you with your right. i do not know an individual that is followed in your life football. my name is nadia is your development manager is this, is my nigel? my analogy there. ah, let me, ah, ah, ah, the me a call back a quick reminder of our top stories here on al jazeera telephones back in control of cobbles. they are port after the final us play left, but the group lea

and oh yeah, there's a frost warning in play for south australia as temperatures could dip below 0 sub 0 temperatures in storage. now that disturbance still out toward the tasman c swinging wet weather back to victoria. also southern parts of new south wales and our next disturbances sliding across the bite. they stay in perth on friday with a hive. 18 degrees rain for new zealand. it's now starting to migrate into the north island. this becomes a bigger story for you and we see some dry spells for the south island on friday, southeast asia, you know, across too much more than a 1000 people have been forced from their home because of flooding. we will see some dry spells here as while heavy it's concentration of rain will be silly ways the on friday and dry across java, which we would expect to see for this time of the year asian pacific r plum rains really getting going across the yangtze river valley steering rate in to south korea. and for japan, we've got heat alerts in play, q, shoes, chicago. and hans, you on friday. the a tail of 2 presidents, venezuelan military defectors, me a

and those who cannot fly directly to south australia will have to quarantine for an extra two weeks wheneenage athletes achieved a sweeping victory at tokyo 2020. our reporter mariko oi caught up with one of the gold medallists and tried the sport for herself for the first time. bye— bye! i will be back shortly with all the top business stories. stay tuned. hello. we provisionally saw a new temperature record in europe on wednesday — 48.8 celsius recorded in sicily. the exceptional heat shown by the red colours here in this chart transfer a bit westwards across the med into the weekend, with record—breaking heat for spain and portugal. cast your eyes further north, though, across the uk, the blues appearing back on the charts. temperatures dropping below normal once again — so a cooler end to the week across the uk, and it will be blustery at times, mainly because of this area of low pressure — out to the west at the moment, but it will track across the north. through the night and into the morning, though, this weather front will bring some cloud and patchy rain into southern areas, kee

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

a group of 16 olympians from south australia, quarantined in sydney for 14 days. they then face another 2 weeks of isolation when they return to the home state application that for the athletes to be exempt has been rejected. the teams, chief medical officer as the situation poses a significant risk to the physical, mental well being of the individuals can use a double olympic martha champion, elliot. chevy has arrived. time in nairobi. the 36 year old successfully defended his title on the final day of the games in japan were coming only run when multiple gold medals in that event run in liberty, specifications about humanity. so it's about winning uncertain door human beings. and we can, we, not the whole time, not about all fast or slow, you have to put fit our liberties. and back in japan, the olympic rings has been removed from take your bay. the structure was installed last december to promote enthusiasm for the games. amid the pandemic, the parent and picks again that in just under 2 weeks time, they're not long to wait for some more action. entire clip is

and also south australia on wednesday, of course, a lot of what, whether a diving down into new zealand, mostly for the foothills of the southern alps. but we've also got an northwesterly flow, so liquid, it does the temperatures in some spots. we may hit 20 degrees on wednesday. flooding has been a concern on sumatra island over the last little bit, but we're starting to dry out. same goes for java. jet carter, 33 degrees with a mix of signing cloud. we have been tracking tropical depression or mice just skirting south korea, but look at the damage. it's done here. dropping more than $600.00 millimeters of rain within 24 hours. and we see that energy now impacting horseshoe and hole keidel on wednesday. so paro has a high of 24 degrees. that sure weather update. see assume the the stories that need to be told find away and demand to be heard. the opening the window into another light and challenging perception and personal endeavors in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifice in individual journey witness showcases, inspiring documentary change the word on al jazeera. oh, a book about

it's spinning still what, whether toward victoria and also south australia on wednesday. and that weather is also diving down into new zealand mostly contained towards the southern else for now. but that will change. we'll see you soon. the jealousy that she does with it, very glamorous. it's part of our whole job to, to our very, very special occasion. and for that people who spend money, everything you feel because what they do is going to be longevity. they don't have to come in and tell me things around my, my dear on out there. ah, ah, ah, ah, i'm a story now. president biden has insisted that us evacuations from africa and capital cobble are on track to finish by the end of the month deadline. but he says he's asked for backup plans if there is no taliban cooperation at the airport. meanwhile, the taliban has been wanting people against traveling to campbells at for, to try and leave the country. that group strongly opposes any extension to foreign evacuation flight and our on the headline zombies, new prize and talk to each illema has been sworn in. it's a ceremony

it's spreading some wind and rain to south australia. so for example, adelaide, you could see those winds about 60 kilometers per hour. now i want to keep you in the loop of where this is going. as we had to war tuesday, we see rain shuffle into melbourne. i sydney, also, hobart, and just creeping into southern areas of queensland on tuesday. you know, for new zealand, south island, anything above 700 meters, we're going to see about 10 centimeters of snow as we have the system roll through . it's going to produce some rain and also some wind. so just something to be on the look out for some dangerous travel conditions there in time for se, asia we've got storms here, but also some sunny spells. and i think the best bet of seen that sunshine will be as we head towards singapore and jakarta, on monday, next for the philippines, just getting hammered with heavy rain from the southwest monsoon, the american river, we know about 15000 people force from their homes. the 1st alarm has been activated, and water levels are now about 15 and a hal

a group of 16 olympians from south australia or a current painting and sidney for 14 days. they then face another 2 weeks of isolation when they return to their home state. and application for the athletes to be exempt has been rejected. the teams chief medical officer says the situation poses a significant risk to the physical and mental well being of the individual can use double lim, pick marathon champion, and he had kept ciocca has arrived home in my very be the 26 year old. successfully defended his title on the phone with a games in japan, becoming a 3rd runner ever to win multiple gold medals in the men's marathon running olympics, but fish and the boat. you manage. so it's about winning and, and all the human things. and we can, we not of old time, not about old, fast or slow, you have to put fit our liberties back in japan. nealon pick rings have been removed from tow care bay. the structure was installed last december to promote enthusiasm for the games. admit the pandemic take his paralympics. begin in just under 2 weeks time. all right, that's his book for now.

a group of 16 olympians from south australia, quarantined in sydney for 14 days. they then face another 2 weeks of isolation when they return to their home states. an application for the athletes, the exempt has been rejected, but seems the chief medical officer as the situation poses a significant risk to the physical and mental well being of the individuals. can use a double olympic martha champion, elliot kept josie, has arrived home in my ruby, the 36 year old, successfully defended his title on the final day of the games in japan. the coming, i need a 3rd run with multiple gold medals enough and back in japan. the olympic rings have been removed from take by the structure was installed at last december to promote enthusiasm for the games. amid the pandemic, the parent and picks begin that in just under 2 weeks. that is all we'll support from me for now. i'll be back with more later. thank german. finally, they're going full throttle it a popular motorbike gathering in the u. s. despite fee, as it will again, be a super spread or event for over $19.00. gabriel

australia's most populous state. after the break we will take a look at how officials in south wales are dealing with the surge. not touching is still touching protection. adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria. detergent alone, can't. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> so australia's most populous region enters a snap seven-day lockdown after reporting a record number of covid infections. new covid infections. authorities in new south wales say they recorded 466 new cases earlier today. police and military will be deployed again in the greater sydney area on monday to enforce tightened restrictions. i'm joined by paula hancocks. paula, hi. what more do you know about this? it's certainly worrying signs in sydney about the number of cases they're reporting. >> reporter: that's right, robyn. sydney itself, this is the biggest city within new south australia has been under a lockdown for more than seven weeks now and yet the numbers are still climbing. now, we heard from the state premiere that if the lockdown hadn't been in place they would potentially be talking about thousands of new cases a d

south korea. more cities in australia in the philippines have gone into lockdown. eports from bangkok. scott: from south korea onto australia, a surge of new covid-19 cases fueled by the highly infectious delta variant has government scrambling to respond. straley's capital camera entered a one-week lockdown. the city reported its first locally transmitted case in more than a year in the australian capital territory. >> this decision is the result of a positive covid-19 case in the territory. a case that has been infectious in the community. we also have positive water detections. scott: two of australia's largest cities are also seeing high infection rates, despite weeks of being locked down. for the first time in the pandemic, south korea posted more than 2000 new daily cases earlier in the week. it led to a plea from the government for people not to travel this upcoming holiday weekend. >> if we don't stop, coronavirus will not stop either. i would like to say to the public that we ask you to refrain from traveling. to stay at home during this liberation day holi

there is somebody from some different culture, continent, anywhere from the northern realm, south america, australiaverybody comes here, so i get my culture fix without ever having to leave home. i think you could finish this game off in a moment. where did the black go? you sunk it. you were very polite, i didn't even notice i put the black down by mistake! time to leave the remote expanses of texas behind and continue west, through the arizona desert, following the train route. so here we are, tucson, arizona, one of those place names i've heard so often, but never thought i would actually visit. it owes its existence to the train line, which transformed this isolated frontier post into a major urban centre. and they are proud of their rail history here. is that a bell? can i ring that? sure, go ahead. yeah? bell rings. wow, that is a slice of history. just in that noise, that sound. it's beautiful. but there's more to this area than meets the eye... this is a typical arizona landscape, vast desert and mountain ranges. but what the state is less famous for is something that could have changed the

we've had a vigorous cold front slide from western australia across the south, but what it did in western hust alia the suburbs of perth, we saw the wind gusts, a 110 kilometers per hour. this toppled trees and power lines, but the system has now scooted towards the se. it's a cold front, right? so temperatures in adelaide, melbourne, and hobart all below average here. now for new zealand, we're going to have some snow accumulate as we head toward 800 meters and above so some dangerous travel through the mountain passes, white and windy elsewhere. so for example, wellington, on tuesday could see those winds with up to about 90 kilometers per hour, southeast asia. okay. we've got his storms here, but also some sunny spells is wild. best chance for a scene that sunshine will be singapore and jakarta with a height of $32.00 degrees. now for the philippines, they remain soggy. really, from the top and to the bottom end of the country. we're going to be dealing with rain, steered in by that southwest monsoon is a pacific unsettled still for the korean peninsula. and we do have some showers and

. >> south korea and australia are among those countries struggling to keep virus numbers under control as they deal with the slow vaccine rollout. we report from tel aviv. >> reporter: after early success in keeping the coronavirus out, south korea is now seeing record case numbers. today it recorded more than 2,000 new cases for the first time in the pandemic. now south korea's health minister is calling this a new phase in a new crisis. he is pleading with people, stay home, don't go out when south korea's liberation day holiday comes up soon. now south korea is a wealthy country, but it's actually been pretty slow in terms its vaccine rollout. less than half of south koreans have had their first dose of the vaccine, that compares to half of americans who are fully vaccinated. similarly, in australia, they, too, have seen a pretty slow rollout. >> if we keep this vaccination rate up, we will get to 6 million jabs by the end of august, and that will give us some opportunities to think about additional freedoms we can give to people in september and october. . >> reporter: 5 million pe

malaysia that we will have some showers and of course, plenty of sunshine as we move further south to australia. it is looking rather fine and why high pressure keeping things rather settled. but we will have the arrival of wet weather to the west, a weather system coming in, and that's bringing rain to perth for the south though, we are expecting a few showers and the cloud cover to remain. but for the weather and windy weather we have to look to victoria and to tasmania, particularly on sunday, and the hope across the tasman. see, this is where we're seeing the rather unsettled whether we go to whether assisted bringing a winter re next to the southern parts of the south island. and by the time we get into sunday, it will be the north island seas that wet weather, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. more small. to continue the change all around, shape my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. oh the ah. so these are the top stories on al jazeera breaking news. in fact, we're israel's, i'm time defense system has been up to

now as we move down further south to australia, it's looking largely fine and dry across central and northern areas is lots of heat coming through. those showers around the coast of queen in queensland are going to strengthen. we could see the odd storm there, but it's really cleared up across the south. there is some sunshine coming through for perth ahead of a weather system that comes back in on wednesday bringing the wet weather. but for the southeast we are seeing a lot of heat come through for victoria, new south wales and even tasmania. we look at the 3 day for melvin. we're going to see the temperature rise, well above average about 10 degrees. by the time we get to thursday and that sunshine will be coming through the hope across the tasman, see it's looking rather settled for much of new zealand. the one of the last remaining ancient forests, in se asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drive. ah, we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through extreme condition together and transport the dangerous but precious cargo risk and get all borneo on al jazeera.

south korea this week. and more cities in australia and the philippines have gone into lockdown. got hardly reports from bangkok, from south korea down to australia, a surge of new cobra, 1900 cases, fueled by the highly infectious delta. very, it has government scrambling to respond, australia's capital camera entered a one week lockdown. the city reported its 1st locally transmitted case and more than a year in the australian capital territory aisd. this decision is as the result of i positive cove at 910 tice in the territory. a case has been infectious in the community. we also have positive wastewater detections around the i say tell you to of australia's largest city sydney and melbourne are also seeing high infection rates despite weeks of being locked down for the 1st time. in the panoramic. south korea posted more than 2000 new daily cases. earlier in the week, it led to a plea from the government for people not to travel this upcoming holiday weekend. would you government journeymen coordinate if we don't stop? corona virus won't stop either. i would like to say to the p

australia we're temperatures will be holding up. but for it's we've got some activities. scooting across the south also impacting western australia but toward the south and south east new south wales and also a scattering of showers for coastal areas of queens that can take you a few days for now. this is wednesday, which in this part of the world is the 1st day of spring and look at the temperatures here. adelaide 26, sidney, 24. because that wind is coming down from the interior and lifting your temperatures back to right now, though for saturday, heaviest, falls pull away from the escape and gets been on sunday, still unsettled across both islands. however, next up we're going to southeast asia. we've got wash conditions across indo china and also borneo and we're seen this scattering of showers pulled back into java. so this will impact carter with a high 33 degrees. a frontal system falling across the yellow river valley in toward the yellow sea. some instability for the korean peninsula, and we've got heavy falls for young joe on sunday. meantime, the heat starting to break for japan. this includes for tokyo, wednesday, your co

south africa and australia join england and the west indies in their super 125 group along with two yet—to—be—determinedampionship after beating millwall at the den tonight, and they really raced out of the blocks. it took just three minutes for the visitors to take the lead, with aleksander mitrovic poking home from fabio carvalho's cross. and the youngster then went from provider to goal—scorer himself just five mins later. benik afobe scored late on for millwall but it finished 2—1 with fulham staying at the top of the league. and huddersfield claimed theirfirst league win of the season, beating preston north end at the king smith stadium thanks to an own goal from sepp van den berg. elsewhere in the championship stoke city's promising start to the season continued as they claimed an impressive 3—1 victory at swansea city, theyre in second. while there were also wins for luton town, coventry city and bristol city the chelsea striker tammy abraham has completed his move to italian serie a side roma for a fee of 34 million pounds. he's signed a five year deal which is understood to include a buy—back c

south africa and australia join them both in their super 12s group along with two yet—to—be—determinedlsea striker tammy abraham has completed his move to jose mourinho's roma. capped six times by england, the 23—year—old moves to the italian capital for a fee of £34 million and has signed a five—year deal. england women's rugby union team will face world cup holders new zealand twice this autumn — with the first game due to take place on the final weekend of october. as well as playing the black ferns twice, the red roses will also take on canada and the us at home. stage 4 of the vuelta a espana was won by dutch cyclist fabiojakobsen — the deceuninck-quickstep rider coming out on top in a sprint finish. britain's adam yates remains a minute and 21 seconds behind leader rein taaramae in the general classification standings. and organisers have confirmed next year's london marathon will again take place in october rather than its traditional april date. it will be the third successive year the race has been put back six months, with this year's race taking place on sunday, the 3rd of o

this divergence between australia, the major producer of commodities, and south korea, with inputs of a different type in terms of semi conductor errors just semi conductors. -- semi conductors. the concern about semi conductors. how that is playing into the views on input prices. we have the iea out earlier in terms of the demand reduction forecast, as a result of the delta variant. the push and pull in terms of that supply and demand picture with these input prices are playing out with different impacts across markets, certainly when you look at south korea, that divergence between south korea and australia. mark: i don't think that just because we have talked about this commodities throughout that we have fully priced it in. there is much more to play in this. in terms of the korea australia, i was looking at korea's terms of trade and the phenomenal collapse over the past year just really in terms of scale, the speed, and the scope of that move. korea's a major commodity importer. they rely on the rest of the world. it has gone much faster than we think and i think that the other

provide adequate medical treatment and oxygen supplies. meanwhile, wealthier countries like australia, south korea and japan have been unable to control the surge, despite imposing locked downs on stricter government measures. robert bride has more across asia pacific countries that had once seemed to have the pandemic under control. continue to struggle with surgeon cases. vietnam is now extended restrictions in its business hub hotel, min city, and in 18 other cities and provinces. 85 percent of all of its cases throughout the pandemic have been recorded just in the past month. and while a 3rd of indonesia, total deaths have been recorded over the same period as the country hardest hitting the region. it has now extended restrictions beyond its most populous islands. java in japan, state of emergency measures are now in force in 3 prefecture, neighboring tokyo, as well as osaka, as the olympic games continue. fans who have been banned from venues have been gathering to watch events on public roads defying calls to stay home. when i get a big now, i really should have avoided coming out, bu

after her little joey fell out of its tree in south australia, a local animal rescue group lifted babyces back up the tree with her boy in pouch. he's safe. that rescue group, the volunteer made the save, their own koala whisperer and shared that footage of the magical moment. so glad they did, and so glad to hear doris and norris have been reunited. with that i say to you guys happy monday. back to you in the study. >> that was adorable. thank you as always, lara. >>> let's check in with ginger. >> i don't know if you've seen the headlines out of europe, but spain could have its hottest temperatures on record. that's days after italy set the hottest temperature for all of europe at almost 120 degrees. it was hot. july was earth's hottest month on record. asia, hottest july on record. europe, the second hottest july on record. that's the big picture. let's get a check clos >>> we've been looking forward to this all morning. robin, this story is near and dear to your heart. >> it is. i'm honored rockin' robin productions in partnership with 44 blue, together we have created a brand new

south korea is point to end restrictions that crick say, harm competition. and australia is piling on the pressure by floating reforms for how to tackle payment systems provided by the likes of apple and google. joining us now disgusted by the co host, an investigative journalist, ben swan, ben, what are the accusations against these apps doors right now? yeah, well the accusations are actually international. right. and these accusations have maybe a lot of companies inside the united states, which is simply this that apple, google in their phone play stores. so whether it's the apple app store or the google play store, really control and monopolize the ability for creators of apps to be able to sell those apps or charge those apps back to customers without taking enormous amounts of profits. when apple k, for instance, they've been accused of taking as much as 30 percent of everything that a user sells up through their app to a customer, right? the problem is there's no competition in that space. meaning that if you're going to sell an apple app store, you will pay them

australia's most populous state, new south wales, awakens to a statewide lockdown, as the premier warnsnths ahead. and banksy by the sea — people flock to england's east coast to see original work by the famed grafitti artist. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. a powerful 7.2 earthquake has hit haiti — authorities say at least 304 people have been killed. prime minister ariel henry described the situation as dramatic and declared a state of emergency for one month. mr henry said the quake had caused huge damage and many casualties across the south of the country. president biden has authorised immediate help from the us. this report from david willis. one of the poorest countries in the world has been dealt another devastating blow. and the people of haiti are once again dealing with the aftermath of a massive earthquake. this one centred on the country's south—western peninsula, a less populated area than the capital port—au—prince, which was flattened by an earthquake 11 years ago, but stronger and closer to the surface. more than 200,000 people died in the

earlier the authorities in new south wales had announced australia's worst day of the pandemic so far only 30% of australians fully inoculated, the state's health minister appealed to residents to get vaccinated. there is no time now to be selfish. it's time to think of the broader community and your families. if you're actually spreading the virus, you could be responsible for people's death. the new south wales premier warned that the delta variant was so contagious that australia's long held strategy of trying to eliminate the virus was over. phil mercer, bbc news. police have released an image of a man wanted in connection with a suspected double murder in central london. a 45—year—old woman and a 59—year—old man were found dead with stab wounds, at separate addresses in westminster. detectives have told the public not to approach lee peacock, who's a9, whom officers want to question. the trial of the r&b singer r kelly, who's accused of sexually abusing several women, has heard claims by his former tour manager that he bribed a government worker to obtain a fake id to marry the s