have also seen some of the emerging countries developing countries, lecture lanka, and some of the south south east of south asian countries. oh, so i spirit and seeing, you know, recession. yeah. so i think this is, this is very serious, serious issues. and, ah, indeed, we, it is, i can say that it is almost impossible to overcome these various threats without you know, collaborations in collateral corporations and also neutral understanding. and really at the g t o n t countries need to discuss these various threats, you know, to not just to, to survive, but also to overcome, you know, and also fall, not just for a short term, but i'll say in the longer term i. so we hearing a lot of focus on this issue of the food crisis that it urgently needs to be resolved. as we heard a short while ago from the division finance minister. from your perspective, he's thinking you're getting worse. are we getting any closer to a solution? yeah, it did because with the rising inflation and more particularly there, the inflation of foot commodities. i think it is just a very, very serious issues and in the, i

though it's windy for the next 24 hours, particularly in the south of south island with la shy, dry ah, with some of the world largest with me. yeah. provides much of the uranium that fuel year at nuclear power. but at what cost? people and power follows the uranium trail from the van to the source of the mediterranean and investigate the devastating effects on the planets and all those who inhabit the industries past. the care of you alien tail on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. a group of about about top stories here at this hour, italy's prime minister mario rod, he has resign president. sergio math at ela says he has asked roggette to stay on as a caretaker leader. he want a competence vote, but 3 parties in his coalition. government refused to participate for lanka has sworn in ronald wicker my fingers, the new president, despite opposition from the protest movement, but force his predecessor to step down. many shoreline can say he shares the blame for the ongoing economic crisis under, on foreign minister spending turkey for an attack in the kurdish region of northern iraq. on w

days and where to whether the slide across southern parts of wu, wei easing over towards the far south of south australia. there is that clear? dry weather as cold 1211 degrees here. as we go on through cheese, they want a 2 showers cling on to the east coast from new south wales, pushing up towards brisbin. but where to where the set again, the cross new zealand and it will turn somewhat cooler. by the time we come to a wednesday, blustery showers rolling away across the south, solid into the north, all in wet weather to making its way across the korean peninsula into japan over the next hour. so some very heavy rain there in 2 parts of south korea, eventually running up into that western side of japan and easing right across the country. 33 celsius there for toko, hot and sticky weather continuing here. same chain of where to where the coming back into shanghai, 38 sales, you see a shower there, the central part of china, but largely dry to the south. ah, he got a walk down by do the french republic has long proclaimed, but just would ease modern france in a 4 part series. the big picture tak

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of young south _ can do. also, almost two-thirds of young south africans - can do. young south africans are unemployed. there is widespread poverty, growing abuse of alcohol and tensions are high. we are going to have to use force. , ., , , force. these tavern shootings come soon — force. these tavern shootings come soon after _ force. these tavern shootings come soon after the - force. these tavern shootings come soon after the deaths i force. these tavern shootings| come soon after the deaths of 21 teenagers thought to have 2i teenagers thought to have been gassed or poisoned in the city of east london. president roma posa says everyone must work together to improve social and economic conditions in communities to make the country safe. what is not clear is how. —— cyril ramaphosa. gail maclellan, bbc news. let's bring you all of the latest sports news. were you watching the men's final at wimbledon? i was glued. if you didn't see it, here are the details. hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport. he's the king of the all england club — novak djokovic has been crow

of the south. the books that you have written here in florida have been about the south. so what, keep tell us what your personal experiences, what made you want to study the history of the south. karen: this is simple answer, i grew up in south. it was around me. whenever i was in graduate in a history major, i wanted to write about was what existed in the state of north carolina, i grew up in greensboro. my master thesis was about female candidates that were when they went to school. there were actual buildings that i could go visit and see that. i was very interested in my local history and then since this time, my interest in this has been the things that were happening in the locales that were where i lived . get interested in the united daughters of the confederacy in the late '80s, the 1980s because i was working for the museum of history there have been a confederate woman's home there and my colleague had salvaged some lumber from that home. maybe just on them and came to me one day and said would you research this home and tell me what it's about. it is my make t

and -e return there to reinforce the units located in the south of ukraine, they really fear that our troops are from the territory of the south and this will greatly complicate their situation in the south, the south is needed in the first place queue in order to a-a provide crimea with water and a transport artery and so on. and here we have such a serious opportunity to deprive them of this a-a this er-e this capability, but well, they have really now regrouped their missile capabilities, primarily coastal missile systems, they relocated them from the crimea to the kherson region, and from there they are actually shelling our port places and such, as you said, first of all, this is mykolaiv, odesa, and thank god that our officers and officers of the military are able to to intercept these missiles. and i want to remind you that they shoot p800 onyx packages over sound missiles, and it is not very easy to do it, but i guess somehow they adapted to it, but uh, well, ha-35 plus missiles, again let's not forget about the caliber of missiles, their number is generally decreasing, but they are there, and yesterday they were launc

sima group who are some of your south asian role - some of your south asian role models? — models? for me, growing up around hamza. he was _ models? for me, growing up around hamza. he was a _ models? for me, growing up around hamza, he was a big _ models? for me, growing up around hamza, he was a big role _ models? for me, growing up around hamza, he was a big role model- models? for me, growing up around hamza, he was a big role modelforl hamza, he was a big role model for me. my dad, as well, he is quite a powerfulfigure in my life. micro it has got to be amir khan. coming from the same neck of the woods. you have got to look at him as an icon. it got to look at him as an icon. it has definitely got to be my uncle for me. — has definitely got to be my uncle for me. he — has definitely got to be my uncle for me, he got me into boxing. the south asian — for me, he got me into boxing. the south asian culture is that the family— south asian culture is that the family unity— south asian culture is that the family unity is _ south asian culture is that the family unity is ver

and where to weather the slide across southern parts of wu, wei, easing over towards the far south of south australia. there is that clear dry weather as cold 1211 degrees here. as we go on through tuesday, one or 2 shells cling on to the east coast with new south was pushing up towards brisbin. but where to where the set again, the cross new zealand and it will turn somewhat cooler. by the time we come to a wednesday, blustery showers rolling away across the south islet into the north ireland wet weather to making its way across the korean peninsula into japan. over the next hour, so some very heavy rain there in 2 parts of south korea. eventually running up into that western side of japan and easing right across the country. 33 celsius there for taco hot and sticky weather. continuing here. same chain of where to where the coming back into shanghai, 38 celsius here, showers there the central parts of china but largely dry to the south. ah ah, the.

of us. temperatures low 20s, scotland, northern ireland, northern england, warmer further south and making 28 celsius in the southern ireland. we'll see some rain arriving here during the evening. and overnight, that rain will push its way eastwards into scotland, over the irish sea into northern parts of england. but again, further south, it's staying dry. it's going to be a warm start to the weekend, actually, those temperatures, 14 to 16 celsius. now, i showed you the cloud earlier on. that's on this weather front here, which is slipping its way into england and wales overnight and during saturday, but weakening all the while. so there won't be much rain left over by the afternoon. we start cloudy and with some rain across northern areas in the morning, that rain tending to peter out, slowly brightening up in scotland and northern ireland, and just a little bit of rain left over for northwest england and western parts of wales in the afternoon. ahead of it, though, the midlands towards the southeast and east anglia, a warm day again on saturday with temperatures around 27 celsius. so we've got a weather front

protection of the south on skype thank you for participating and now we will hear from yuriy sobolevskyi, the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council. operational command southe destroyed 47 russians, two self-propelled artillery installations and a howitzer were also destroyed, a radar station, a radio electronic intelligence station, three units of armored vehicles and an orlan-10 drone, well, natalya already told us about orlan, and in addition, the armed forces of ukraine carried out air and missile strikes according to enemy ammunition depots in the bashan and snyuriv districts of mykolaiv oblast, one depot has been liquidated, inform the operational command south, is yuriy sobolevskyi on the phone, we have yuriy good evening good morning, i apologize. the situation in kherson oblast is changing day by day, we just spoke with nataliya humenyuk, the press center of the defense forces of the southern guard, she said that missile attacks on novovorontsovka were recorded this night, what is the operational situation in kherson oblast, please once again good morning friends well in relation to this, let's say so. flowery information, after all, we continue t

of tropical depression sondra. it brought gale force winds will be windy, western, the south, south of japan, and in south korea that looks potentially flood, bearing as well west of it all increased cloud light, rain in china, the still warnings. i have a high temperature but not as high as they were. the humidity though, probably when it doesn't feel any better. and that rain carries on mostly of the water, but the far north east of china, nissan. parts of russia. rain developing in the hills in union province. western china reflects what's happening through the far north of india, nepal. this is where the warnings are for continued monsoon. downpours likely to cause flooding. yet again, i saw airway official airline of the journey around and women are being murdered in mexico every day, almost always by men, an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control. now specialists police squads run by women a trying to reverse the trend and bring the perpetrators to justice. but can they overcome years of macho culture and indifference? behind the scenes with the fem aside detected on a jesse

afternoon, cloud and outbreaks of showery rain drifting eastwards across scotland, northern england, north wales, the north midlands. some showery rain for south wales and parts of southglia will hold on to the sunshine and the highest temperatures as well, 26 or 27 degrees. northern ireland perhaps briefly a little bit brighter but as we head into the evening we will see a pulse of very heavy, thundery rain drifting through. it will work into the north—west of scotland, at the same time a weather front sets up across parts of england and wales bringing some outbreaks of rain at times. staying mostly dry towards the south—east corner. a warm and muggy night, lows of 11! to 18 degrees. tomorrow, low pressure still with us to the north—west of the uk. close to the centre of the low, heavy showers across northern ireland and scotland. the weather front bringing rain to parts of england and wales. to the south—east of that we will be tapping into some very warm, even hot airfor some. here is our weather front, northern england seeing a decent amount of dry weather. northern ireland and scotland, sunny spells and heavy, potentially thundery showers. and for many it will be

including always up- to-date information. we are moving on and we still do not leave the topic of the south-southith us oleg buryak head of the zaporozhye district state operation p oleg, we congratulate you glory to ukraine to the heroes of glory good morning good morning how far is he in you are so kind because we see alarming and tragic information coming from the mykolaiv region , so that the enemy has delivered powerful blows to mykolaiv . the action of the occupiers, we had a lot of sirens last night, but there were no flights and the city felt calm. on july 25, the occupiers hit the village of novoyavkalivka and serhiy yurlivka. it was destroyed in yuliivka. culture building, library, 10 private houses were destroyed on july 25, 26 and 27, the occupiers shelled the civilian infrastructure of yurkivka , normal communication was restored and actually started there, i have already received calls from the territory, the evacuation of the civilian population continues, on average, we get about thousands of people , more than 160,000 internally displaced people live in zaporizhzhia, we try to pr

of _ hsz, most of that money is being spent south of birmingham, - hsz, most of that money is being| spent southquates to is no progress _ so what that equates to is no progress on _ so what that equates to is no progress on those _ so what that equates to is no progress on those drivers - so what that equates to is no progress on those drivers ofi progress on those drivers of regional— progress on those drivers of regional inequality, and - progress on those drivers of regional inequality, and in l progress on those drivers of. regional inequality, and in the research — regional inequality, and in the research we _ regional inequality, and in the research we published - regional inequality, and in the research we published today, i regional inequality, and in the i research we published today, it looks _ research we published today, it looks at — research we published today, it looks at the _ research we published today, it looks at the gaps, _ research we published today, it looks at the gaps, it _ research we published today, it looks at the gaps, it shows - research we published today, itj l

and what is the situation there, because really, if we succeed in this in the south of ukraine, what is going on in the southine, and what is going on in the south of ukraine, and what is going on in the south of ukraine, and that we will succeed in liberating kherson? it will be a very serious gift for the russian federation, because it was actually for them. one of the primary tasks is to seize access to the dnieper water and connect the crimean peninsula with the continental part of the russian federation through the krasnodar region, it is possible, but here is success, the development of the success of the ukrainian army, this is how you drew it, this is a realistic option to really advance, capture , more precisely, recapture kherson, go to some positions closer to crimea and, as it were, spoil putin’s game, well, look at this the real thing is that we asked ourselves what kind of forces we currently have there. well, this is official information, it is not available now, yes, this is the first position. and secondly, i want to say that well, we remember that the russians captured this area for less in

and of course the south was built on this completely antiquated as well as immoral system of slave labor. the south is one newspaper editor in mississippi said when he was asked about why the south industrialized he said we don't want it. we like our slave labor. we want to remain sedentary and in the past and the thesis of the book, is that as much as whatever advantage or disadvantages the north might have had with its generals and a superior numbers of troops in the battlefields. the difference is in its governing philosophies and civilizations and in its dreary financial innovation, really determine the outcome. thank you very much. take questions. yep, so so if if the purpose is that the north one because you know more so because they're financial planning didn't at some point the south look at that and say well maybe they're on to something and we're losing this war and maybe we want to adopt or they were just too they were pretty aware of it people began to say there's a quote in the book from one southern leader. there's several but just one who said toward the end of the war we want whippe

of the united states. there _ south—west of the united states. there are — south—west of the united states. of the united states. there are so many people - south—west of the united states. there are so many people on- south—west of the united states. there are so many people on thej there are so many people on the political— there are so many people on the political spectrum _ there are so many people on the political spectrum who— there are so many people on the political spectrum who either- there are so many people on the political spectrum who either say climate _ political spectrum who either say climate change _ political spectrum who either say climate change does _ political spectrum who either say climate change does not - political spectrum who either say climate change does not exist. political spectrum who either say climate change does not exist at| climate change does not exist at all, climate change does not exist at all. or— climate change does not exist at all. or they— climate change does not exist at all. or they say— climate change does not exist at all, or they say that

for extreme temperatures in more than a dozen places, as a heat wave enveloped large pots of south west europe, south of bog, dove firefighters are trying to contain 2 large wildfires. they've been burning for almost a week. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate when it was also easy. we're still using a strategy of preventative evacuations. so far we've had no loss of life facing a difficult day because of the temperature, but also the changes and wind direction. more than 35 burning across spain, the thousands of people have had to leave their homes, especially in the south. but he's been blamed for hundreds of deaths and authorities in the u. k. a warning temperatures and parts of england could break records in the coming hours. people are being urged to take precautions as a mac. american revise is beyond 38 degrees celsius. the match officer says tuesday could be even hotter, potentially hitting 40 degrees celsius. for the 1st time we're rolling challenges live for us in london. how is the u. k coping laurie? well hi park of is usually pretty green, but you can see this broad expanse

of the south. the books you have written before have been about the south. and so what -- can you tell us what in your personal experience made you want to study the history of the south? >> the simple answer is that i grew up in the south. it was all around me. whenever i was an undergraduate history major, when i wanted to write about was what existed in the state of north carolina. i grew up in greensboro, my masters thesis was about female academies that were planter daughters going to school. there were actual buildings that i could go visit and see that. i was very interested in my local history. and since this time, it is my interest in this that has been because these were things that were happening in the locales that were wherever i have lived. i got interested in the united daughters of the confederacy in the late 80s. the 19 80s, because i was working for a museum of history. there had been a confederate woman's home there. my colleague had salvaged some lumber from that home and made benches from them. he came to me one day and said, would you re

frontal section divided the european territory of russia into two halves south of the line, syktyvkar knitting, bryansk . southov region above 30 °, well, the north-western region and the north-west of the central rest from the heat in the moscow region 20-25 ° in the leningrad region 15-20, but hot summer will return here next week. well now back to those areas where the weather will not be a cold front. approaching saransk. now in the city, variable cloudiness, the air will have time to warm up to 26 °, but there will be thunderstorms, rain during the day, 20-25 mm of precipitation will fall. in the evening hours at night, the rains will weaken by morning, they will stop and the sun will look. possibly tomorrow afternoon. light rain, but the maximum temperature will be only 22°. on sunday, plus 22, but without precipitation. in moscow today, partly cloudy, moderate westerly wind, the air will warm up to 24° in the evening it will be +18 at night, 14 tomorrow the air will warm up to 23 °, otherwise it will get warmer to plus 25 on sunday, these are the forecasts, but we continue to monitor the progress of the

some cheap spoils also declared war on the french and british and took control of parts of south of the south of france. um in response churchill launched over the british army to launch an attack on italian controlled libya and this began the war in north africa. even at this time churchill, especially at this time churchill himself was not immune to moments of despair when after the last of his conferences with the french government, he and his military aid general sir hastings is made were alone. uh ismays it's made confidently predicted that the british could do for themselves. what the british i went with the french had not they could win this war churchill is made later recall shot him and look and replied you and i will be dead in three months. for the french the end came when that man on the right field marshal phillip catan the hero of verdun in the great war was brought back from uh madrid where he had been ambassador to the new fascist government in spain and over as premier. the bodies time patan was a defeatist and he negotiated a ceasefire with the with the germans. and as a res

as it goes across the yellow sea towards north korea, south of it and south of the yangtze it is remarkably dry for china. this persists into wednesday. so the heavy rain then is that obvious line, beijing's rather hot but dry north written there are few showers and fetish humid honshu if you fall about line west, is basically the same monsoon farm which has come all way through pakistan that so where is the heavy rains the next couple of days, all the warnings are from good, you're out across the coastal and pradesh, just more or less the middle of india. there are cheryl, there is rain on the western side of the gap all way down towards the tip. and there are still some showers around in pakistan, but not the heavy showers that brought significant flooding. for example, the middle of pakistan last week. now the res light, we further south now just occasional showers elsewhere, and it's showing still in her mind, but less than it was a few showers in the mountains. this effectively the mountain soon front showing heavy rain the southwestern sadie, otherwise course is dry. i saw a visual ai

will be short-lived, but this new cyclone will leave the main portions of rain on the kuril ridge in the south. yes, and in the southof sakhalin, these are the forecasts for this minute ekaterina thank you ekaterina grigorova told about the weather in the far east now a short advertisement stay with us. last year osago was cheaper. maybe we’ll look at another insurance, don’t buy until you compare yourself here the largest insurance companies offer the best prices for osago let me cry . didn't hear about the prank. pay via sbp to win the main prize, in fact, a million rubles. pay for purchases through the system of fast payments from partners of the promotion and participate in the drawing of cash prizes every day if you want a cool car. order from a magnet at a savings banquet and win a smartphone car. order. there has never been such a russian cold 150 g, an unprecedented rich taste in one glass. try a real ice cream, russian cold great incredible taste. this is lena not only that she found the apartment of her dreams, she completed all the documents necessary for the purchase. here now became the owner of an apar

created regiments of black soldiers from south carolina, georgia and florida deployed them in raids along the coast of south carolina and georgia to destroy plantations and liberate enslaved people. and so here's a map that kind of shows the south carolina sea islands, which the union military took control of in 1861. so this is the source that that hunter saw for recruits and these are going to be the rivers that he is going to use for raids by 1863 as many of us have heard of there's raids like the june second 1863 combaji river raid by portions of the second south carolina, and then so you can see here the burning of the rice fields the liberating of enslaved people. the confederate government after a very interesting internal negotiation, which i fully cover in the book issued a retaliation resolution that required black soldiers, even if they were born free in northern states to be turned over to states or trial as survival insurrectionist. so many historians are familiar with this resolution and may of 1863 by the confederate congress, which said that can help confederate military courts could try us

operational command of the south, our scouts say that they discovered and destroyed heavy equipment of the invaders on the island there are currently no enemy personnel, the situation in the southe enemy intensified airstrikes in order to cover the arrangement the operational command of the south reports the operational command of the south. during the past day, the rechists carried out six strikes on populated areas, then helicopters and attack aircraft were used in the kherson region and mykolaiv region. in response, our aviators in pairs and raids struck the ammunition depots of the stronghold and the concentration of enemy forces and equipment in the area of ​​the blagodatny snowfield. of olginov and davydov - the results are still being investigated, but it is already known that the enemy's army was shortened by 27.6 tor anti-aircraft missile complex with stas howitzer three units of armored vehicles and automobiles, three field ammunition depots in kherson region were also destroyed. sumy region is suffering from enemy shelling. over the past day, the russians have fired more than 270 rockets and projectile mines of various calibers into the region. power grids and a wate

resume, and there is an awful lot of tension across south africa right now because, again, there is speculation that there are forces loyal to mr zuma in some elements of southcurity forces who may be planning — how can one put it?�* — actions against the government. a year ago, we saw violence across parts of your country, where guns were looted and stolen. do you fear that insurrection is a possibility in the coming months as tension rises around the zuma trial? firstly, there were no guns which were looted ever in south africa during thejuly unrest, so it's incorrect to say that there were guns looted. people looted the most basic things because of the levels of poverty in south africa, so the peddling of guns being looted is an imagination that... crosstalk. that's not true. containers of weapons disappeared in durban. you know it as well as i do, it was widely reported. no, no, but there was no looting of guns. if containers are missing something, it's because looting would mean that there was different areas that it was happening injuly, where people were looting guns. there was no such a thing. it's an isolated incident of a container and therefore, i

the president of indonesia was also a south asian country. of south-east asia, that is, these unreached billions of the population - this is what is very important. we cannot think that if time magazine writes well about you, then the whole world thinks so. well, even in a batch format. we rebroadcast our news through batch channels in many countries in particular, european and overseas, do you think? and this is already giving positive results, for example, in the same europe , russian media and tv channels are being abandoned and editions, and ours listen and maybe listen, i honestly did not analyze it from the point of view of such and how much ukrainian e-e content - this is the main influence on public opinion because, first of all, of course, the local public trusts the local media already in the second or third, they can listen there to the media of the country in question, if you live in britain, you watch the bbc, read the times, if you are a supporter of the conservative party, or the guardia, if you are a member of the boryspil party, or the tabloids, and this is your source

about it uh, we will ask the head of the press center of the security and defense of the south about the situation in the southesident zelenskyi has already said that the number of uh, actual losses in the armed forces of ukraine has dropped sharply, this is compared to when they were, when they were on at the peak of the fighting there for severodonetsk and many times the losses of our enemy have fallen or fallen in the same way. now we will ask mrs. natalya gumenyuk mrs. natalya good morning congratulations glory to ukraine glory to you heroes compared to when we fought for the donbas ah- ah, can we also say that our er-e occupiers also have fewer losses. not dear, i can’t say that they have fewer losses. maybe they just have fewer losses and losses are falling. but in our region, the direct loss of enemy forces is regular and we are working on it accordingly, there was also a report that er, actually, almost 100 russians, er, were recorded as dead, hail, two cannons, a pion, an ammunition depot. these are the latest news. as far as i know from your direction or has anything been updated before this at the m

of england and wales. the south—east corner stay mostly dry, warm and muggy for all of us. tomorrow, low pressure in charge with the weather front bringing outbreaks of rain for southnd midland. heavy showers for northern ireland and scotland. dry and bright toward the south—east and very warm, even hot with highs of 30 degrees. now it is time for the travel show. coming up on the travel show... we are finding out what's at the bottom of venice's most popular canals. they're something really big on the line here. it looks really, really heavy. we meet the chef bringing a comforting taste of ukraine to london. welcome to my kitchen! thank you. and lucy checks out the latest tech designed to inject more fun into festival season. i just love the fact that i can film hands—free effortlessly. i can listen to music, i can make calls on these things. we start this week in one of europe's most breathtakingly beautiful destinations, venice, in north—east italy. this city on water is made up of over 100 islands, interconnected by a labyrinth of picture perfect canals and elegant bridges. life around here has remained the same for hundreds of years and steadfast through that

walking around in the local spill, so on the temporarily occupied the south of our country is starting to try to mow down the southuntry, so to speak, that is, there are suicide bombings or some pseudo-kidnapped people and so on. - we were wrong, no, everything was clear, and so on . after seeing that we took the additional payment of teachers in schools less than what they usually received from the state of ukraine and er, about 10 employees of educational institutions who became collaborators are trying to return to the ukrainian education system. law enforcement agencies and they will be held accountable by law for betraying the state, but we expect that there will be much more rats because for the last four months they have already we thought that ukraine would not return and suffer for its cities, but this will not happen. we believe in our armed forces of ukraine and that in the near future we will definitely return to our ukrainian melitopol. well, we agree with you and hope that this will happen as soon as possible. there is information that the residents of melitopol and the enemy in general are starting

large transport projects is also underway, in addition to the bcl, the construction of the south-eastern passage of the south rakada and the understudy of lublinskaya street, several parks of squares and pedestrian zones have been put in order , three clinics in the children's music school and a library have been opened after repairs. the construction of the yakhromskaya lyublinskaya station of the dmitrovskaya metro line enters the final stage for passengers it will open next year . phystech station is a quarter ready. now in operation artyom kuznetsov looked at how the work is progressing from the northern section of the light green branch to unload the dmitrovskoye highway and will significantly reduce the travel time to the center for residents of several districts of the capital. the stations of the terminal lublinskaya dmitterskaya metro line are opening, the residents of the northern village are looking forward to opening it will become convenient and will get to the city faster. just looking forward to the opening much. it's easier to take the subway at work now to get to the center. you must first g

return there to strengthen the parts that are located in the south of ukraine, really they fear that our troops are from the territory of the south, and this will significantly complicate their situation in the south . such a serious opportunity to deprive them of this a-ah this er-e this capability, but well, they have really now regrouped their missile capabilities, primarily coastal missile systems, they relocated them from the crimea to the kherson region, and from there they actually conduct daily shelling of our port locations and such as you said, first of all, this is mykolaiv, odesa, thank god that our officers and officers of the ppu manage to intercept these missiles. and i want to remind you that they shoot, including p800 onyx missiles over sound missiles and it is not very easy to do it, but well, somehow, somehow, they adapted to it, but uh, well, also hand 35 plus missiles, and again, let’s not forget about caliber missiles, their number is generally decreasing, but they are still there yesterday they again launched koliba missiles over the continental part of ukraine. in general, the russian black sea fleet is cu

south west with a bit of mist at times, too. now, overnight tonight, south—westerly winds will continue to bring some further pulses of rain with low pressure firmly in charge of our weather. no real rain, though, for the southast, where we desperately need it, and our temperatures on the warm side — 16 to 18 degrees, feeling a little on the humid side, probably some mist and low cloud around some of our western hills to start the day on sunday. sunday, more rain in the forecast, heavy at times for scotland and northern ireland. a pulse of rain likely to cross wales, perhaps reaching the north midlands, the peaks and the pennines through the afternoon. south—east of this, it's drier with some sunshine. temperatures across the board higher — much warmer in aberdeen — but the highest temperatures have been east anglia, where we're looking at up to 30, so it will be hot afternoon. more dry weather for england and wales in the week ahead, but across the north—west of the uk, although there will be some dry weather, there'll also be some rain at times. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a global emergency is declared by the world heath organization — as the international monkeypox outbreak worsens. officials

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there'll be little, if anything, reaching parts of south east england, the south midlands and east angliais month. now the radar picture does pick up some rainfall, but the heaviest rain today has been across northern ireland and western scotland. the rain is a bit more patchy further south, but overnight tonight, the brisk south—westerly winds will continue to bring pulses of rain across these areas, whereas across the southeast, the rain never really reaches. it's going to be a warm night. temperatures falling no lower than 16 to 18 degrees. and you'll probably find some low cloud and a bit of mist around some of our western hills to start the day on sunday. the same area of low pressure is with us, then, for tomorrow's weather, bringing some rain to north western areas, but some warm weather working into east anglia and the south east, where it should stay dry for just about everyone. the rain will be heavy at times for northern ireland and for western scotland. the rain a bit patchy in nature as it works across wales, probably reaching the north midlands, the peaks and the pennines fo

south africa. what what are the levels of violence in south africa at the moment. tide what are the levels of violence in southment. we know that there is quite _ south africa at the moment. we know that there is quite a _ south africa at the moment. we know that there is quite a bit _ south africa at the moment. we know that there is quite a bit of _ south africa at the moment. we know that there is quite a bit of balance - that there is quite a bit of balance the recent years. but is this kind of shooting complete the out of the non—? of shooting complete the out of the non-? v of shooting complete the out of the non-? �* , ., , ~' of shooting complete the out of the non-? h ., , ~' 3 non-? it's not, but i think it's the sheer number _ non-? it's not, but i think it's the sheer number of _ non-? it's not, but i think it's the sheer number of dead, _ non-? it's not, but i think it's the| sheer number of dead, combining non-? it's not, but i think it's the - sheer number of dead, combining the fact that as you mention, there were four dead, in another part of south africa last night, and then we have teenagers

want their histories to be tidy, and prettier than they are and part of what is interesting about the south is people sort of make the south for country cousin, you can't deny the ugliness so just pretend that is not at the center when of course it is. it is where wealth was produced.ye >> elaborate on fat. >> one of the things i keep saying, in the book i talk about all these dates at the beginnings of the nation but all of them are in the south. 1619 is one date that is compelling for jamestown or the roanoke colony earlier but you can do the 16th century. 1500s because florida is part of the united states. the reason you had european encounters with the south first is because this is a land of incredible abundance. so this desire, what can we do with this, the fountain of youth, gold, prosperity, you combine that with unfree labor and so much wealth is produced and so once -- there's sugar, tobacco, cotton builds the wealth of this country. it is what enables the united states to become a global power even -- this is really important, the reason washington dc is in the south.i that's another place we can argue about, be