now, you might have been hearing about the extreme rainfall we've seen across south—east europe witheath this area of high pressure, though, and that's what's bringing us the fine, settled and sunny weather. so we've got more of that to come on wednesday. any morning mist and fog, low cloud will tend to burn away from these eastern coasts and then the sunshine comes out. it's going to be another hot day. temperatures quite widely in scotland and northern ireland reaching the mid 20s. but for england and wales, somewhere between 26 and 32 degrees for most of us, very hot for the time of year and could be the hottest day of the year so far. now, for thursday, more of the same to come. a few subtle changes — there'll be a little bit more in the way of high cloud across north—western areas, making the sunshine little hazy. and you'd be unlucky, but you could see an odd shower in the west as well. most, though, will continue with the hot, dry, sunny weather with those high temperatures as well. for friday, probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches running both through

and of course, that's been bringing some catastrophic floods to parts of south—east europe over recentew hours, for the vast majority, we're looking at dry conditions with just a bit of low cloud, and mist and fog patches forming primarily around some of the north sea coast in east scotland, eastern areas of england. and so that's how we start the day on thursday. some of that will be quite slow to clear away, but eventually most of us will see sunshine. there'll be a bit more high cloud across the north and west of the uk, so that will make the sunshine a little bit on the hazy side here. but it's another hot and sunny day. temperatures in scotland and northern ireland widely around 2a to 27. but for england, wales we're looking at quite widely the high 20s to low 30s. so we're going to be quite close again to seeing the highest temperature of the year, 32 degrees recorded on wednesday, probably similar for thursday. now for friday, it's another dry day. probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches around both the north sea coast and also through some of our irish sea

pending on climate change, or wreaking havoc on both sides of the globe in south america and in south east europe with fatalities on the rise in europe. storm daniel has battered greece, turkey and bulgaria, causing landslide, and further damage with the de luca 11 people confirmed to have died so far. that is no column after the storm. kentucky rescue is have that what cuts out is trying to reach people trapped in flowed scores by storm. daniel, this pass and seen through the trees, one of the lucky ones to be carried out of danger, military vehicles and helicopters have been brought in to help the rescue efforts farther north in bulgaria. similar to themes of despair. several results along the black sea coast have been hits with flat rock is rising to more than 2 meters. people have been to find high, a grounds, easiest set and done for those at sea level. having to endure a bumpy ride from across the boss or in greece, they've gone from one extreme to another. wild fires have been replaced with rain water drivers and cause that can still be driven, have been to stay off the roads. the mattress

and of course, that's been bringing some catastrophic floods to parts of south—east europe over recentnext few hours. for the vast majority, we're looking at dry conditions with just a bit of low cloud, and mist and fog patches forming primarily around some of the north sea coast in east scotland, eastern areas of england. and so that's how we start the day on thursday. some of that will be quite slow to clear away, but eventually most of us will see sunshine. there'll be a bit more high cloud across the north and west of the uk, so that will make the sunshine a little bit on the hazy side here. but it's another hot and sunny day. temperatures in scotland and northern ireland widely around 24 to 27. but for england, wales we're looking at quite widely the high 20s to low 30s. so we're going to be quite close again to seeing the highest temperature of the year, 32 degrees recorded on wednesday, probably similar for thursday. now for friday, it's another dry day. probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches around both the north sea coast and also through some of our iri

now, you might have been hearing about the extreme rainfall we've seen across south—east europe withf high pressure, though, and that's what's bringing us the fine, settled and sunny weather. so we've got more of that to come on wednesday. any morning mist and fog, low cloud will tend to burn away from these eastern coast and then the sunshine comes out. it's going to be another hot day. temperatures quite widely in scotland and northern ireland reaching the mid 20s. but for england and wales, somewhere between 26 and 32 degrees for most of us, very hot for the time of year and could be the hottest day of the year so far. now for thursday, more of the same to come. a few subtle changes — there'll be a little bit more in the way of high cloud across north—western areas, making the sunshine little hazy. and you'd be unlucky, but you could see an odd shower in the west as well. most, though, will continue with the hot, dry, sunny weather with those high temperatures as well. for friday, probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches running both through the irish sea coas

has flooded south-east europe. which has flooded south—east europe.he pattern isn't going to change much over the next few days. overnight tonight, the odd shower in western areas, some low cloud, mist and fog around the north sea coast, otherwise a warm night. the temperatures into the first part of thursday there. thursday on the whole, a similar day, mist and fog patches, low cloud tending to clear. one or two patches could linger. the odd shower in the west, but for the bulk of the uk, hot and sunny. scotland and northern ireland, mid—to—high 20s, england and wales, high 20s to low 30s. another hot day. the september heatwave continues on friday, the tendency to see a bit more low cloud, mist and fog, notjust north sea coasts but irish sea coast. might feel a tad more humid as well, but very hot again. temperatures in the low 30s, more of the hot sunny weather through the weekend, but a change into next week as we see rain returning and the temperatures dropping closer to normal. that is the bbc news at ten. more analysis of the main stories on ne

and of course, that's been bringing some catastrophic floods to parts of south—east europe over recentnext few hours — for the vast majority, we're looking at dry conditions with just a bit of low cloud, and mist and fog patches forming primarily around some of the north sea coast in east scotland, eastern areas of england. and so that's how we start the day on thursday. some of that will be quite slow to clear away, but eventually most of us will see sunshine. there'll be a bit more high cloud across the north and west of the uk, so that will make the sunshine a little bit on the hazy side here. but it's another hot and sunny day. temperatures in scotland and northern ireland widely around 21: to 27. but for england, wales we're looking at quite widely the high 20s to low 30s. so we're going to be quite close again to seeing the highest temperature of the year, 32 degrees recorded on wednesday, probably similar for thursday. now for friday, it's another dry day. probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches around both the north sea coast and also through some of our i

now, you might have been hearing about the extreme rainfall we've seen across south—east europe with we've got more of that to come on wednesday. any morning mist and fog, low cloud will tend to burn away from these eastern coast and then the sunshine comes out. it's going to be another hot day. temperatures quite widely in scotland and northern ireland reaching the mid 20s. but for england and wales, somewhere between 26 and 32 degrees for most of us, very hot for the time of year and could be the hottest day of the year so far. now for thursday, more of the same to come. a few subtle changes — there'll be a little bit more in the way of high cloud across north—western areas, making the sunshine little hazy. and you'd be unlucky, but you could see an odd shower in the west as well. most, though, will continue with the hot, dry, sunny weather with those high temperatures as well. for friday, probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches running both through the irish sea coasts and also our north sea coasts. but aside from that, it's another dry day with lots of sunsh

now, you might have been hearing about the extreme rainfall we've seen across south—east europe withand that's what's bringing us the fine, settled and sunny weather. so we've got more of that to come on wednesday. any morning mist and fog, low cloud will tend to burn away from these eastern coasts and then the sunshine comes out. it's going to be another hot day. temperatures quite widely in scotland and northern ireland reaching the mid 20s. but for england and wales, somewhere between 26 and 32 degrees for most of us, very hot for the time of year and could be the hottest day of the year so far. now, for thursday, more of the same to come. a few subtle changes — there'll be a little bit more in the way of high cloud across north—western areas, making the sunshine little hazy. and you'd be unlucky, but you could see an odd shower in the west as well. most, though, will continue with the hot, dry, sunny weather with those high temperatures as well. for friday, probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches running both through the irish sea coasts and also our north s

and of course, that's been bringing some catastrophic floods to parts of south—east europe over recentast majority, we're looking at dry conditions with just a bit of low cloud, and mist and fog patches forming primarily around some of the north sea coast in east scotland, eastern areas of england. and so that's how we start the day on thursday. some of that will be quite slow to clear away, but eventually most of us will see sunshine. there'll be a bit more high cloud across the north and west of the uk, so that will make the sunshine a little bit on the hazy side here. but it's another hot and sunny day. temperatures in scotland and northern ireland widely around 24 to 27. but for england, wales we're looking at quite widely the high 20s to low 30s. so we're going to be quite close again to seeing the highest temperature of the year, 32 degrees recorded on wednesday, probably similar for thursday. now for friday, it's another dry day. probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches around both the north sea coast and also through some of our irish sea coasts. but for th

now, you might have been hearing about the extreme rainfall we've seen across south—east europe withressure, though, and that's what's bringing us the fine, settled and sunny weather. so we've got more of that to come on wednesday. any morning mist and fog, low cloud will tend to burn away from these eastern coasts and then the sunshine comes out. it's going to be another hot day. temperatures quite widely in scotland and northern ireland reaching the mid 20s. but for england and wales, somewhere between 26 and 32 degrees for most of us, very hot for the time of year and could be the hottest day of the year so far. now, for thursday, more of the same to come. a few subtle changes — there'll be a little bit more in the way of high cloud across north—western areas, making the sunshine little hazy. and you'd be unlucky, but you could see an odd shower in the west as well. most, though, will continue with the hot, dry, sunny weather with those high temperatures as well. for friday, probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches running both through the irish sea coasts and

the south east europe has welcome chinese investment. serbia is a literal gold mine for major new infrastructure projects. the . the country is fever is really expanding, rail and road networks. half of all projects have gone to china. in return, china will get the long awaited connection to western europe from the greek port of b reyes. serbia has become china is bridge to europe, symbolized by the poop and branch at 1500 meters long. and one of the most important then you crossings in belgrade. it was the 1st chinese project here built by chinese firms with chinese fund. china is serbian policy is built on the principle of modern infrastructure investments and loans worth billions in exchange for influence and access to your another prestige project is the high speed rail line between budapest and downgrade a joint venture by serbia, china and russia. a chinese bank is financing the lion's share of the more than 2000000000 euro project. of the china has a strong interest in an effective bulking rail network. the capital belgrade is the investment hotspot. construction will soon begin on a subw

now, you might have been hearing about the extreme rainfall we've seen across south—east europe with, settled and sunny weather. so we've got more of that to come on wednesday. any morning mist and fog, low cloud will tend to burn away from these eastern coasts and then the sunshine comes out. it's going to be another hot day. temperatures quite widely in scotland and northern ireland reaching the mid 20s. but for england and wales, somewhere between 26 and 32 degrees for most of us, very hot for the time of year and could be the hottest day of the year so far. now, for thursday, more of the same to come. a few subtle changes — there'll be a little bit more in the way of high cloud across north—western areas, making the sunshine a little hazy. and you'd be unlucky, but you could see an odd shower in the west as well. most, though, will continue with the hot, dry, sunny weather with those high temperatures as well. for friday, probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches running both through the irish sea coasts and also our north sea coasts. but aside from that, it's

across the eastern mediterranean, and it is this that has spun up storm daniel which has flooded south—east europe, mist and fog around the north sea coast, otherwise a warm night. the temperatures into the first part of thursday there. thursday on the whole, a similar day, mist and fog patches, low cloud tending to clear. one or two patches could linger. the odd shower in the west, but for the bulk of the uk, hot and sunny. scotland and northern ireland, mid—to—high 20s, england and wales, high 20s to low 30s. another hot day. the september heatwave continues on friday, the tendency to see a bit more low cloud, mist and fog, notjust north sea coasts but irish sea coast. might feel a tad more humid as well, but very hot again. temperatures in the low 30s, more of the hot sunny weather through the weekend, but a change

the sunshine is linked to the catastrophic flooding that we have seen across parts of south—east europenked by the jet stream. we have this pattern at the moment, a big ridge, bringing high pressure close to our shores and influencing our weather but the trough across the eastern mediterranean, right in the core of thatis mediterranean, right in the core of that is a storm swirling around and it is trapped. this block pattern isn't going to move and will see heavy falls of rain for part of greece, turkey and malta and also parts of southern italy. for our weather, close to the high pressure and overnight it is dry but like last night there will be some low cloud coming back in around some of the north sea coasts and it is there where temperatures are at the lowest. otherwise a warm night with temperature slow to drop down. a warm start to the day tomorrow and the low cloud across eastern areas burning back to the north sea coast. it could linger in one or two areas. high cloud across western areas and that will make the sunshine hazy and an outside chance of the odd shower. but for most

and of course, that's been bringing some catastrophic floods to parts of south—east europe over recentound some of the north sea coast in east scotland, eastern areas of england. and so that's how we start the day on thursday. some of that will be quite slow to clear away, but eventually most of us will see sunshine. there'll be a bit more high cloud across the north and west of the uk, so that will make the sunshine a little bit on the hazy side here. but it's another hot and sunny day. temperatures in scotland and northern ireland widely around 24 to 27. but for england, wales we're looking at quite widely the high 20s to low 30s. so we're going to be quite close again to seeing the highest temperature of the year, 32 degrees recorded on wednesday, probably similar for thursday. now for friday, it's another dry day. probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches around both the north sea coast and also through some of our irish sea coasts. but for the bulk, it's hot and it's sunny once again. we've got more of this to come as well as we get into the weekend. although t

eastern mediterranean is responsible for stormed daniel which has brought catastrophic floods to south—east europe be slow to clear away but eventually most of us will see sunshine. a bit more high cloud across the north and west uk, making the sun shine a bit hazy, another hot and sunny day, temperatures in scotland and northern ireland around 24—27. england and wales looking at the high 20s and low 30s, so quite close to the highest temperature of the year again. 32 recorded on wednesday, probably similar on thursday. friday, another dry day, probably more mist and fog patches around the north sea coast and the irish sea coasts. for most, hot and sunny once again, with more of this to come as we get into the weekend. although there is a tendency for the weather to start and cloudy and breezy across north—west scotland, with showers moving in. this is the first sign of a breakdown in the weather patterns, with the slightly cool air moving into west scotland, but for most of us, saturday is another september scorcher, with highs up to 32. 32.2 the highest temperature this year, so we are not far a

the musical instrument is believed to have originated in iran and later introduced to south east asia and central europe, and considering the particular way the santuer is played, music historians believe that it would be logical to assume that it provided much of the inspiration for inventing the piano. سنتور به صورت نورمال این سنتوری که گفتم سنتور نوخر. یعنی ما از هر نوت ۳ تا رنج مختلف داریم خرک سوم ما سله نوت ها به ترتیب همینطور بالا میرن هرچی بالاتر میریم اصلاً یکی از دلایل زوزنقه بودن سنتور همینه یه دلیل آکوستیکی داره که ما هرچی میخوایم به نوت های بالرسیم باید طول سیم رو کمتر بکنیم فرکانس بالره و صدا زیر تر میشه به اصطلاح بالاتر میره صدا. in iran the santour has plenty of fans. young people who are interested in traditional persian music usually take lessons to learn how to play the santour, however, it takes many years of painstaking practice to master the art. thorow academic knowledge about traditional persian music and its melodic movements is important, but agility is the key. you have to be quick in striking the steel and brass strings that. قدیم تر مربوط به استاد حبیب سمایی میشه که هنوز شاگر

that continues to extend its terror tentacles in the middle east, europe, asia, south america even northmerica. they even tried to assassinate the secretary of state of the united states of america. the union tried to assassinate the national securitydv advisorf the united states of america. this tells you all you need to know about iran's murderous aros intentions and around mergers nature. iran continues to threaten international shipping lanes. hold foreign nationals for ransom and engage in nuclear blackmail. over the past year at murderous goons have killed hundreds and arrested thousands of our rounds and brave citizens. i rounds of drones and missile program thread israel and our neighbors and i rounds of drones have brought and bring death and destruction to innocent people in the ukraine. yet the regime's aggression is largely met by indifference and the international community. eight years ago the western powers promise that if iran violated the nuclear deal the sanctions would be snapped back. well iran is violated the deal but the sanctions have not been snapped back. so stop

europe. the talks are crucialjust coming 2 days after the middle east to europe economic corridor was announced. the corridor was announced. the corridor which will connect southeast will benefit india, and many view this as a counter to china's ambitious initiative. and still prime minister modi has been securing bilateral treaties as a global supplier and also to assert his global reach. in recent past india has had to temper expectations after canada halted trade talks and the high—profile india — uk deal stumbled. the high—profile india — uk dealstumbled. now the high—profile india — uk deal stumbled. now with the chancellorjeremy hunt chancellor jeremy hunt currently in chancellorjeremy hunt currently in india, all eyes are also on the progress of this strategic trade talk. chevron australia has filed to a root work tribunal to end strikes by union workers at gas production and export facilities on australia's northwestern coast. that could disrupt over 5% of global supply according to analysts research. japan, south korea, taiwan are the main consumers or customers ratherfrom or customers rather from australia, and there is concerned that sunday asian bu

was a very powerful system catastrophic with a pretty nasty history moving last week to the south east of u. europe causing flooding into kid bulgaria, and greece worked tons, villages into lakes and left off the 2. 6 months of rain fell in just a 2 days. it doesn't look like much, but it was sitting in the mediterranean studies thinking it's way for the south. and it was sunday when it started to move in to the north of eastern parts of libya . now just to give you an idea, we don't get a lot of information out of this part of the world, but we do know that been gone a, it gets about 3 millimeters of rain on average in september, a city to the east of this managed to get more than a $114.00 millimeters in just 12 hours. that costs as rivers to flood the dams, to collapse, and the full flash floods in the very quickly east into egypt, taking very powerful winds, but just a little bit of rain. the good news is it's left behind clear skies across the eastern parts of libya for those rescue and recovery efforts. kyra, thank you very much for that car like that. now to speak to my mood. if casey, who i

to the already existing aucus format, is actually a projection of the bloc approach from europe to the south eastdmit that there are attempts to consolidate these countries, they do not have everything, they do not have everything on all issues from a common point of view, but the americans will try to consolidate these formats so that they have such a focus primarily against russia and - china, all this will , of course, aggravate the situation in the region and will not contribute, will not contribute to the achievement of some kind of calm and constructive dialogue on security issues in this region. but as for the redistribution of influence within the un, the secretary general of the organization said that the organization now, well, the united nations does not meet the requirements of our time, and needs to be reformed. do you agree with this assessment? the issue of reforming the organization has been around for decades, and each secretary general who headed this organization at various stages proposed his own reform initiatives. in this regard, mr. guteres is no different, he also put forw

to complete the international north south transport corridor, which is an emerging trade draft that connects washer and eastern europe all the way to india. a south east asia has recently been investing significantly in the development of its rail sector to facilitate cargo transports to the north south quarter. in may, yvonne and russia assigned to $1600000000.00 contract to complete the rushed all star railroad in north of iran, which will link the existing railways of the 2 countries, as well as that of us are by john. the country is also finalizing a key section and i'll be on university seas right away. and it's southwestern c store number, which is non province, which will connect this round lines to india. i don't think you would, you need to achieve this trends that are good between iran, russian, india. we've had to also have agreements with other beneficiaries like tremendous down and cause external. that's why it was signed a quarter lateral agreement last year between iran, russia tremendous down in context on based on the wage with offer discounts on the parental terrace for car groves that come from india. for now, the royal sector accou