but nice south wales health wasn't told when more sick passengers came forward later that day. on the final night of the ruby princesses voyage the atrium was packed for the farewell party. we want to say thank you cause they have. given you so use the call to thank you for being part. of all just that it isn't. just before 7 pm the ship's quarter agent was dialing triple 0 it was a 70 minute phone call from carnival employee. new south wales same 2 words and they were trying to book 2 ambulance to take off 2 passengers who had both presented with proper wrist betray issues and they both had secondary health issues want to do with the issue and want to do with lower back. and today report there was a risk the patients could have covered 90 certainly in that phone call that that was obvious to me that they were concerned about that and personal protection equipment was mentioned. and symptoms people with the flu so there was certainly enough concern in that phone call that meant that the ambulance officer who took the call is collated to this supervisor because of their concerns

next couple of days we could even see some significant snow fall lower levels pushing into new south wales a little mary of low pressure just heading towards the tasman quite a nasty drag of winds coming in from the southwest as we go through thursday on into friday could see some snow just cropping up from time to time just around the great dividing range southern end of the range that just around the victorian alps and some pos even up towards central parts of new south wales could even see as

south wales police chief cancer to said they hadn't seen this scale of event to date.be taking. and we've also had the latest government figures which show there were 1,715 new confirmed coronavirus cases across the uk, in the latest 2a hour period. that means the average number of new cases per day in the last week, was 1,24a. 0ne death was also reported, that's someone who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test, which means on average in the past week, 10 deaths were announced every day. that takes the total number, across the uk, to 111,499. and tomorrow, on the bbc news channel, we'll be answering your questions on why coronavirus cases are continuing to rise, but deaths remain relatively low in comparison to earlier in the pandemic. we'll be speaking to professor chris smith, consultant medical virologist, and professor of public health linda bauld at 9:30 tomorrow morning. you can email your questions to yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or tweet them to the hashtag bbc your questions. all passengers who were on a flight to cardiff from the greek island of zante h

one of the biggest is thought to be near neath in south wales.he event. tomos lewis reports. for this quiet village at the edge of the brecon beacons, it wasn't a typical peaceful bank holiday. it's estimated that some 3000 people from all across the uk came here to party — through the night and into today. nice, peaceful, everyone's just having fun, basically. evidence of the rave was clear to see in the village of banwen this afternoon. coronavirus restrictions here in wales only allow for up to 30 people to meet outdoors, and many locals were furious with revellers for flouting the rules. when i phoned the police, she said, "how many cars are there?" i said, "50 if not more." i said, "don't lie," and i said, "i'm not lying," i said. "50 if not more was going up and down the street." there was helicopters everywhere. people being really ignorant, passing here, throwing litter everywhere that's still on the street now. well, i don't know, it's just crazy up here. in a statement, south wales police said that this type of illegal gathering is tota

one of the biggest is thought to be near neath in south wales.ardiff newsroom police were made aware in the early hours of this morning of an illegal rave near a small village, some 15 miles from neath. it seems there were some 3000 people at this rave which went on through the night and continued into today. at the village this afternoon, residents told me the situation was horrendous. many were kept up through the night by the loud music and by partygoers drinking and engaging in anti—social behaviour in the streets. residents also told me that they were disappointed to find that many had travelled from across the uk to the village for this event. it's worth noting the welsh government's coronavirus restriction only allow for up to 30 people to meet outdoors. south wales police chief cancer to said they hadn't seen this scale of event to date. the force say they are now looking at legislation as to the next steps they will be taking. and we've also had the latest government figures which show there were 1,715 new confirmed coronavirus cases acr

south wales police‘s chief co nsta ble outdoors.hat means the average number of new cases per day in the last week, was 1,244. 0ne death was also reported, that‘s someone who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test, which means, on average in the past week, 10 deaths were announced every day. that takes the total number across the uk to 111,499. new research suggests care homes in england experienced the highest increase in excess deaths at the height of the covid—19 pandemic, compared with those in the rest of the uk. the stirling university study shows overall that care home residents accounted for 40% of all britain‘s coronavirus deaths. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. at least 26 residents at melbury court in durham are believed to have died from covid—19. it is understood to be the highest death toll in a single care home in the uk. but today‘s research underlines how death has become too common at too many ca re death has become too common at too many care homes. academics analysed excess dea

australia and queensland all of the states are holding press conferences multiple times a day new south wales has a number of cases that keep popping up 13 i think it was in the last 24 hours south australia to the western side of the tour has also just reported a couple more as well so there are these a strategy in board a lot of downs that are happening constantly and already of course people are not able to travel from melbourne obituary up and they have a very good reason that's journalist andrea leslie in sydney for us thank you andrea thanks mom. highlighting some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour tropical storm has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm as it churns through the caribbean it's dumped rains on the bahamas and 4 to rico and is expected to gain more steam by the time it lands in florida that u.s. state is already reeling from the pandemic. police in jerusalem have dispersed thousands of demonstrators gathered near the house of prime minister benjamin netanyahu 12 arrests were made at this latest rally calling for netanyahu as resi

and queensland all of these states are holding daily press conferences multiple times a day new south wales has a number of cases that keep popping up 3rd saying i think it was in the last 24 hours south australia to the western side of the tour has also just reported a couple more as well. there are these a strike board a lot downs that are happening constantly and already of course people are not able to travel from melbourne obituary opting to have a very good race and that's journalist andrea leslie in sydney force thank you andre thanks mom. now here in germany pandemic numbers are peaking once again as well experts fear a 2nd major wave of infections in parts of the country are reimposing tough restrictions but that didn't stop about 20000 people from descending on the capital berlin on saturday to protest those restrictions especially the use of masks police moved in to break up the march citing the lack of social distancing and face coverings. they turned out in the thousands all agreeing that the corona virus has been vastly overplayed. here 3 people this crowd chimes their message

, thought to be up to three metres long, while surfing at shelly beach in port mcquarrie in new south wales. phoebe hopson reports. it's a surfer‘s worst nightmare and it's an encounter you're lucky to survive. chantelle doyle was enjoying a day on the waves with her husband when she was attacked by a shark on shelly beach at port macquarie, new south wales. she made a lucky escape after her husband jumped off his surfboard and punched the shark repeatedly until its released its grip on her leg. he then helped her to safety. yes, she was conscious and breathing. she seemed to be doing fairly well, considering the lacerations to her leg. she obviously needed some pain relief. but, yeah, the ambulance were keen to get her straight to hospital for treatment as soon as possible. chantelle was quickly airlifted to hospitalfor surgery and is described to be in a stable condition. the coast guard and local ambulance service have praised her husband for his bravery. it's believed the shark was a juvenile great white of up to three metres in length. local media reports say it's the third serious att

attended unlicensed raves in norfolk and south wales. lewis hamilton wins in belgium — he's now just two victories away from michael schumacher‘s all—time record. and how do you run an election campaign during a pandemic? a look at how covid—19 has transformed the us election into a virtual one — at 8.30 here on bbc news. universities are being urged not to undertake face—to—face teaching before christmas because of the risk of spreading coronavirus. the university and college union says that the return to campuses of more than a million students could turn them into the ‘care homes‘ of a second wave. but university leaders say they've worked hard for months on creating safe environments for learning. our education editor, branwen jeffreys, has the story.

a band, if you like, of showers swirling their way across the south—west of england into south wales,p, a little extra energy in the atmosphere will mean those showers turn very nasty in some places. northern scotland wins out for the best of the sunshine today. to the south, a bit more cloud, a few showers for the borders through the afternoon, the odd one to the east of northern ireland. becoming a little drier, i think, for northern england and north wales. but these showers, as you can see, localised across parts of southern england and south wales. butjust because they're localized obviously doesn't mean they can't cause some significant problems. yesterday, for example, in parts of essex, we saw a0 millimetres, a month's worth of rain, fall in the space ofjust an hour. and it's a similar threat that we're talking about as these showers push their way increasingly then across wales into the midlands and east anglia through the evening. they may calm down a little as they end the night across wales, but some heavy rain for northern england as well. so not all areas will get the to

a band, if you like, of showers swirling their way across the south—west of england into south wales,ut, warms things up, a little extra energy in the atmosphere will mean those showers turn very nasty in some places. northern scotland wins out for the best of the sunshine today. to the south, a bit more cloud, a few showers for the borders through the afternoon, the odd one to the east of northern ireland. becoming a little drier, i think, for northern england and north wales. but these showers, as you can see, localised across parts of southern england and south wales. butjust because they're localized obviously doesn't mean they can't cause some significant problems. yesterday, for example, in parts of essex, we saw a0 millimetres, a month's worth of rain, fall in the space ofjust an hour. and it's a similar threat that we're talking about as these showers push their way increasingly then across wales into the midlands and east anglia through the evening. they may calm down a little as they end the night across wales, but some heavy rain for northern england as well. so not all are

a few days ago, have a look at this, with the mountains in new south wales.was captured by a woman who says it is very unusual to see this for long, with the kangaroos, and i can tell you now, i stopped the video, but they carried on for quite a few more minutes. this is not snow, just rain. meanwhile, cloudy day on thursday in perth, and then friday, more in the way of sunshine. another front is waiting in the wings, ready to come in later in the day, and that is quite widespread across new south wales and also going into queensland. a littttle bit cool,l, temperats struggling, not really reaching double figures, and asia, more rain in the forecast here. this long line of clouds, this is where the rain will be heavy, through the central areas, pushing towards the korean peninsula, really impacting north korea as we go through thursday. friday, rain, pushing on into japan. ♪ historic moment in delaware. kamala harris s kes the stage with joe biden, the first woman of color to be named on a major presidential ticket. ♪ i am lauren taylor. this is al jazeera, l

further south, had to pick out, the risk of some thunderstorms for england and wales.fqual. thousands of protesters expected together again in belarus today to call for president lukashenko to step down. a two—week quarantine

a band, if you like, i've showered swelling their way across the south—west of england into south wales energy and the on the same means the shower will turn nasty in some places. northern scotland, the better the sunshine. more cloud in the south, showers to the east of northern ireland. the showers, as you can see, localised across parts of southern england and south wales. but just across parts of southern england and south wales. butjust because they are localised, it does not mean they cannot cause significant problems. yesterday in parts of essex, we saw 40 millimetres of rain fall in the space of an hour. it is a similar threat that we are talking about is the showers push pushed away increasingly across wales into the midlands and east anglia through the evening. they may come down a little as they and the night across wales but some heavy rain for northern england as well. not all areas will get the torrential rain but if you do, you will certainly know about it. warm, muggy overnight, 15 in birmingham. monday, low—pressure dress for the not so a greater risk of rain across sou

storm that we have in the tasman the possibility of another east coast low just coming into new south wales as we go on through the next couple of days that could bring some flooding more flooding rains across the good parts of south korea lots of cloud still showing up on the satellite picture here that what's the weather still spilling across the yellow sea outs of eastern china pushing across the korean peninsula heading towards japan but for much of japan is fine dry and sunny. in russia victor national hockey didn't just pull it. to bring the fame fortune and power i thought alexis won a $100.00 investigates on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs right now no. washington. the in the ear. of him by a look at the headlines french president emanuel has visited by a route 2 days after its massive chemical explosion is called for a transparent international inquiry and says there must be a new political order in the country the death toll from tuesday's blast has risen to 150 and is only expected to rise from there people are still clearing out rubble littering the streets kilometers aw

waves with her husband when she was attacked by a shark on shelly beach at port macquarie, new south walesepeatedly until its released its grip on her leg. he then helped her to safety. yes, she was conscious and breathing. she seemed to be doing fairly well, considering the lacerations to her leg. she obviously needed some pain relief. but, yeah, the ambulance were keen to get her straight to hospital for treatment as soon as possible. chantelle was quickly airlifted to hospitalfor surgery and is described to be in a stable condition. the coast guard and local ambulance service have praised her husband for his bravery. it's believed the shark was a juvenile great white of up to three metres in length. local media reports say it's the third serious attack on the stretch of coast in recent months. although special shark patrols keep a watchful eye over popular beaches, great whites are a common sight in new south wales, however attacks are rare. after the attack, the beach was closed to the public. phoebe hopson, bbc news. firefighters are tackling a fire in la ke firefighters are tackling

a few will linger and a few more heavy ones will push back into the south west and parts of wales by reland, the far north of england and particularly scotland. some sheltered glens could get down to two or three degrees. so, a cool start to tomorrow across the northern half of the uk, but will will see a decent amount of sunshine. further south, this little cluster of showers will be pushing its way east across parts of the south midlands, into east anglia, the south—east, before clearing away and then a lot of dry weather through the day, with some spells of sunshine, just one or two showers, but those temperatures none too impressive for this time of year, 15—20 . and then we get to tuesday and this is our bout of very wet and windy weather, a deep area of low pressure, pushing its way in. some heavy rain driving northwards and then getting stuck across parts of northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. some very persistent rain here. some really strong winds, especially for central and southern parts with gusts of up to a0 or 50 are maybe 60 mph in the most exposed

first to our wales correspondent hywel griffith, who's at a sixth form college in nantgarw, in south waleses, more than 40% are predicted grades which have been downgraded. and while some are salivating tonight, many students and staff i have been speaking to today —— while many are celebrating, many feel genuine anger and anxiety. this sixth form colleges part of a national group that is already demanding an urgent review of the situation in wales, one of several concerns that they have is that stu d e nts concerns that they have is that students from the most disadvantaged areas of wales, those who receive free school meals, were more likely to have had their grades adjusted. a head teacher at another local school told me today some of his brightest and best had been in tears today. he says it's not fair that their life chances have been changed by an algorithm. just over 2a hours ago, the welsh government came up with its own solution to this shared problem, saying students could fall back on their a.s. results from last year. it's a more important part of the a—level process here in wa

rather work for there's a warning out for that very reason this is hopefully welcome rain in new south wales and that's its limit sydney market if you shout out of it otherwise it was $21.00 degrees. northwards in the seas no rain here has changed its. angle of attack has done that for the last week so the heaviest rain is forming back in sichuan down through your 9 there will be more flooding here and than slides most likely but the line stretches out through beijing as well with probably some flash flooding here with useful rightness creeping down through the yellow sea probably towards north korea at the same time south korea and or japan to be enjoying quite high temperatures in fact there has been a heat wave warning out for honshu and the very reason to stop where. it starts in call rule communities with the promise of a prosperous nanny. but countless young indian women find themselves gee commodifying sol and sold again. to toil by day. only to be violated by night. slavery a 21st century evil continues with bridal strangers an al-jazeera. move. and one of the top stories here now ja

this was spotted in somerset and newport in south wales.pieces, i think, with the rain making little progress farther northwards. that means there will be rain outside across greater manchester and merseyside, clearing across the midlands and eventually across wales too, the weather slowly coming down over the next few hours. the north of england, northern ireland and scotland staying dry with low cloud. some drizzle along the eastern coast as well. monday, broadly speaking, we're looking at another showery day, and this time the showers will be farther north, affecting scotland and northern ireland for a time, but it's in england that the showers will be, capable of some localised flooding. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: chanting in belarus, huge crowds fill the streets in one of the biggest protests yet against the president. but alexander lu kashenko remains defiant, telling his supporters he won't give up his country after a week of demonstrations against his contested re—election. new zealan

this is hopefully welcome rain inin new south wales. sydney might get a few showers out of it.erwise, it is a warmish 21 degrees. northwards on the seasonal rain has changed its angle of attack. it had done that for the last week. the heaviest rain is forming in that area. in it stretches up through beijing and we will probably some flash flooding. at the same time, south korea and all of japan have been enjoying high temperatures. it has been a heatwave warning for honshu. no reason to stop there. lauren: a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the belarusian president told striking state factory workers that -- until opponents kill him. thousands of people walked off the job for the ninth straight day of demonstrations, asking for the crescendo to step down. the democratic party is gathering to name joe biden as the party's candidate for president. the convention would normally bring together thousands of supporters but this year, it is being held virtually because of the pandemic. tear gas has been fired at protesters in suit on -- sudan's capital. demonstrators say the

the weather has been triggered by a rare antarctic blast blanketing towns in new south wales and victoriammeting way below average. towns to the west of sydney in the blue mountains have been blanketed by late winter snowfall. a few months ago, the region was battling bushfires but this has been a treat for locals and visitors. it's brilliant, especially for the kids and other people that can't get to the snow or those that don't quite have the funds on the finance for the snow, this is absolutely brilliant for them. up to a metre of snow has fallen elsewhere in the state of new south wales. the wintry blast has hit victoria and wildlife has had to contend with the icy conditions. but there are fears that trees and power lines could collapse under its weight. forecasters have said this is a one in a 15—year weather event. australia is a land of extremes. snow falls on its mountains every year, but the amount there is. want to have a taste? no. the complex slope pressure system that brought this wintry spectacle is expected to ease. a world away up in the tropics, the temperature in the ci

a band, if you like, of showers swirling their way across the south—west of england into south wales,xtra energy in the atmosphere will means that the showers turn very nasty in some places. northern scotland has the best of the sunshine. to the south, mcleod, showers in the borders, becoming drier in northern england and north wales. these showers localised across parts of southern england and south wales. butjust because they are localised, it doesn't mean they cannot cause significant problems. yesterday we saw a0 millimetres of rain in an hour and there is a similar threat we are talking about is these showers push their way increasing across wales into the england and east anglia through the evening. they could come down a little as they enter the night across wales, but some heavy rain for northern england as well. not all areas will get torrential rain but if you do, you will know about it. maggie overnight, 15 and 16 in london, —— it will be maggie overnight —— a greater risk in southern scotland vesting of a greater band of rain, and it goes across northern ireland on monday.

it was also spotted around the newport area of south wales as well.that's across northern france. we can see an occlusion. this band of cloud here that brought some thunderstorms across eastern england, and they were torrential. 28 mm of rain on sunday fell in bedford. looking at the weather picture at the moment, this system, essentially, is going to split into two bits, with this branch not really making much progress further north. that means the rain will continue to affect greater manchester, lancashire, merseyside along with wales for a time, before easing later in the night. it won't really push that much farther north. that means the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland stay largely dry over the next few hours, but with low cloud, there'll be some and fog patches, and maybe a little bit of drizzle around some mist and fog patches, and maybe a little bit of drizzle around some of the eastern coasts in scotland as well. for the rest of monday, the low pressure will continue to move its way in, and that will bring showers. this tim

antarctica keen southerly winds here rattling across tasmania through victoria pushing into new south wales and even over some of the lower ground see the good covering of snow for some parts of say in the coldest night for around 4 years that was said of the case in a c.t. but just to get out and enjoy the snow for some have a good snowball fight and face plant in the snow will see some warmer weather started to push into western parts as we go on through the next couple days but the rush of showers will continue just from a decent side of victoria pushing over into new south wales tasmania still seeing a few showers it will brighten up to become a touch warmer require more pleasant as we go on into monday but somewhat the weather will push its way towards new zealand we've got some wet weather making its way towards japan at long last they will help to break the heat that we have seen ongoing in honshu tokyo about what should be at around 30 celsius as these showers stuff rattle their way through see largely dry weather into central parts of china just offshore we keeping a close eye on t

hello the rough weather on the new south wales coast cause some flooding south of sydney is still causes a warning of strong winds damaging winds potentially and maybe flash floods that's all its way out on the causation is now on its way to new zealand to cause a bit of damage i think for far north of north island in this big winter storm opening up in the by tales was only brought rain to western australia is it's continuing was windy weather in the southwest perth and to the south of that and then the front itself brings an increasing amount of rain and strengthening winds to adelaide and probably melbourne with more showers in to do south wales queensland's looking pretty dry i have to say and sydney's enjoying a nice change to the weather 30 degrees in the sunshine on wednesday pretty quick traveling storms the this one with here jangly is going up something like 55 kilometers per hour zipped through the korean strait left briefly big waves strong winds and rain on top of the ground but didn't really interrupt the flow of the monsoonal rain although you have got their fun tuesday th

stone that we have in the tasman the possibility of another east coast low just coming into new south wales as we go on through the next couple of days that could bring some flooding more flooding rains across the good parts of south korea lots of cloud still showing up on the satellite picture here that what's the weather still spilling across c.l.s.a. outs of eastern china pushing across the korean peninsula heading towards japan but for much of japan is fine dry and sunny. in russia mixed martial arts didn't just force. it to bring fame fortune and power but. when i went. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i maryam namazie you're watching the news hour live from london coming up a nation in mourning the hunt for survivors goes on in beirut 2 days after a devastating explosion and there are growing demands for change in the country the french president emanuel macron calls for urgent reform also coming up on the program the saudi crown prince is accused of sending a hit squad to canada and also outlines claims of a thwarted assassination attempt.

rather wet for there's a warning out for that very reason this is hopefully welcome rain in new south wales and that's his limit sydney might get a few showers out of it otherwise it was 21 degrees. northwards in the seas no rain here has changed its. angle of attack has done that for the last week so the heaviest rain is forming back in sichuan down through your now there will be more flooding here and than slides most likely but the line stretches out through beijing as well we've probably see some flash flooding here with useful rightness creeping down through the yellow sea probably towards north korea at the same time south korea and or japan to be enjoying quite high temperatures in fact there has been a heat wave warning out for honshu the very reason to stop work. for . the 21st century began with extraordinary economic growth across much of latin america. but since this halted in 2008 there's been a political shift to the right on a continent where socialism on thrives. politician goes on a journey to me leading left 20 figures to understand why that politics have lost ground so dr

has the story from rural new south wales. lambing season isn't far all form is shapen cattle farm on the plains bringing a small sense of normality to an anything but normal few years for david gergen he's been tested by prolonged drought then bushfires in january soon followed by coated 19 that's certainly having an impact on on everything especially the the wall market. that is collapsing as well and i was where we're heading border and trade route closures during the penn democrat devastated process here with the markets down about 40 percent on this time last year it's also leading to a workforce shortage when millions of sheep need to be she had hundreds of seasonal shears normally fly in mainly from new zealand the spam outside goldman is using local workers but in other parts of the country there aren't enough the government is trying to find solutions with rising unemployment here the idea to have it not paying the logical thing to do would be right most people locally are working thank you properly but it's not that

on the day and then we'll see more of that rain becoming quite widespread throughout much of new south wales but also training up into the southern areas of queensland all the while it is fine and dry new zealand if a little bit cooler temperatures struggling really reaching double figures that we had up towards asia there's more rain in the 4 calls here this long line of this huge swathe of cloud this is where the rain will be it is heaviest or the central areas and again pushing on towards the korean peninsula really impacting north korea as we go through thursday by friday the rain still in the forecast of pushing on into northern japan. the island of sardinia a famously a delay call it a spot. less well known as a proving ground for the. investigation claims that he's a military training and ons testing trickett cancer last effects me to the local population. secret sodomy on people in power on al-jazeera. the all the. way at. one of the top stories here on jazeera u.s. senator come along harris has made history appearing alongside the democratic presidential candidate joe biden the 1st

now there have you got a house on the coast of new south wales remember those pictures from a couple weeks ago look at this low here developing in the next day or so a circulation means pounding waves will again coinstar soft coastline that was warmer why is the 3rd time since this happened in 3 weeks sydney itself will see when the end rather went whether i have to say new south wales will have that coastal pounding otherwise it's a fairly quiet picture until you look west that frontal system has gone through western australia exists and as a following cold breeze in 2 person was plenty of shows been a wet winter so far for the western side of australia. on counting the cost russia says war planes and that's mr since the fall of libya biggest oil the last $11.00 on the economic analysis of the devastating explosion is it time from awful fun plus weaponize in place of this information to manipulate elections. counting the costs of al-jazeera play an important role. you want to go to 0 with me said holroyd the reminder of our top stories china's top representative in hong kong says u.

new zealand is left cold because it is 30 degrees in melbourne still quite a lot of cloud of new south wales and victoria and a.c.t the cage no showers but nothing like we did have further west person joining sunny weather at about 20 degrees and nothing much improves except slowly further east in australia and in new zealand where you catch the brunt of it. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best of down to serious documentaries resting at. each other just learning to rewind continues with saving sweater seeing the light 10 years later the plot of you average person for a community in south africa is no better this is a great motivator for us to keep giving back to these communities on al-jazeera. order to form. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera coming to you live from doha your top stories india has now confirmed more than 3000000 cases of corona virus after recording more than 70000 new infections in one single day the country is also leading the world in numbers of new cases. the u.s. house of representatives has approved $25000000000.00 in funding for th

going to see that bring some rather wet and windy weather for a time 8 to that east coast of new south wales and so rather rough day as we go on through saturday but it will correct the east as we go through the day some showers long spells of writing to well a good part of new south wales still a few showers say you notice into the southeastern corner of queensland you see a shower or 2 that for brisbane behind we have got longer spells of rain pushing towards wy perth will turn increasingly wet as we go on through the weekend and that rain will gradually notice way a little ace woods by sunday bright and fine there for south australia a few showers down towards the southeast victoria tasmania seeing some rather wet and windy weather for a time but all the time it shouldn't be too bad and they say that temperatures just about creeping up into double figures here we have got hot weather meanwhile for japan some very high temperatures lingering here west of weather spilling out of northern parts of china through the korean peninsula still getting up into the mid thirty's the oppressive heat c

across much of south australia maybe a cloudy day maybe some areas that really it's victoria new south wales and queensland where we're going to see some rain at times or all the heavy downpours in fact of the next 2 or 3 days we could pick up about 140 millimeters in the fall southeast of new south wales but generally 40 to 50 millimeters those showers still in the forecast today not a bad couple of days at all across much of new zealand the next system waiting in the wings out him perth that the high you bought is fine and dry for the next few days in melbourne roll them all unsettled. but. there was a we've been through a lot of coaching we played with terrorists in 2017 people in power investigated why trinidad and tobago became a ripe recruiting ground for i saw. their feelers so there's no one else almost in 2020 we returned to uncover the fate of those who left their homeland to join conflicts in iraq and syria or caribbean to caliph it on just. but the bank you're watching undesirably said the roman reminder of our top stories there's concern over food security in lebanon after tuesd

own producing world quasi will to keep his farm in business nicola gage al-jazeera regional new south wales. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the gunman who murdered 51 people at 2 mosques in new zealand last year has faced survivors off his attacks and of course for the families recounted harrowing experiences at brenton terence sentence a harrowing 2 members of the opposition co-ordination council have been detained in belarus becomes a day after one of the biggest add to government protests in the country's modern history despite a military deployment on the streets of the capital around $200000.00 people turned out to demand president alexander lukashenko resign they say he rigged the election earlier this month he stepped out and has more on the arrests from inskeep. these are 2 prominent members of this coalition council they were arrested this morning at the factory one of them is the leader of the striking workers from this tractor factory who has actually grown into a national strike leader in the last couple of weeks he has become a member of this coalition the oth

regional new south wales. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the berlin hospital treating russian opposition leader alexina vonnie says test results do indicate poisoning it says the substance has not yet been identified but the findings suggest what they're calling some kind of a colony as to raise inhibitor it says his life is not in danger but it cannot rule out any long term effects he's being treated in germany after being flown from my side being in hospital in an induced coma on saturday doctors in russia earlier said that they gave him the correct treatment and claimed no poison was found in his system and that they are responsible for saving his life the process of formally nominating donald trump as the republican candidate for president is underway in charlotte is currently trailing his rival joe biden in the polls biden has just been boosted by the support of dozens of republicans who are former members of congress several members of the opposition coordination council have been detained

made its way the southeast was because some a useful rainfall gradually making its way towards new south wales so as we go on through thursday still a few showers across southern parts of wy those showers extend across the nullable pushing of its wars adelaide will see some wetter weather once again coming into victoria and then as we go on into friday here we go with that heavier right coming back in across new south wales some wetter whether they're also pushing into southern parts of queensland dry but last a cloudy the new zealand. global food production is wastrels and it's training our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources jellyfish is delicious with it very night seafood taste and texture and some that kind of married. and innovative production techniques i've seen a viable farm before i would never in a restaurant have to say this is great earthrise just feeding the 1000000000 on a just you know. you're watching al-jazeera your top story so far this half hour e.u. foreign ministers are meeting on friday to discuss potential sanctions against the roost they're concerne

on producing wold qualls will to keep his farm in business nicola gage al-jazeera regional new south wales. hong kong is joining the global race for corona virus vaccine as he is also launching voluntary mass testing next month to combat what's seen as a 3rd wave the government has enlisted the help of medical experts from mainland china. pollan reports not everyone supports the move. hong kong's latest outbreak was the worst and most widespread prompting the government to impose its sick to social distancing measures yet it's proved effective for now but according to the medical community here this will not be the last way for the city overnight in viruses to very smart virus so it is behaving more and more like influenza. so is likely to be staying with us for a long story and the way to combat this virus will be by vaccination dr ivan hung is a very religious treating coronavirus patients at one of the city's main hospitals and is working with the university of hong kong to develop a vaccine hopefully all over actually move we are able to go into phase one in the coming november and the

antarctica keen southerly winds here rattling across tasmania through victoria pushing into new south wales and even over some of the lower ground see the good covering of snow for some parts of say in the coldest nights for around 4 years that was sent in the case in a c.t. but just to get out and enjoy the snow for some have a good snowball fight and face plant in the snow will see some warmer weather started to push into western parts as we go on through the next couple days but the rush of showers will continue just remedy suicidal victoria pushing over into new south wales tasmania still seeing a few showers able to brighten up to become a touch warmer and quieter and more pleasant as we go on into monday but somewhat the weather will push its way towards new zealand we've got some wet weather making its way towards japan at long last little help to break the heat that we have seen ongoing in honshu tokyo about what should be at around 30 celsius as these showers stoffel raffle their way through see largely dry weather central parts of china just offshore we keeping a close eye on this

next couple of days we could even see some significant snow fall lower levels pushing into new south wales a little mary of low pressure just heading towards the tasman quite a nasty drag of winds coming in from the southwest as we go through thursday on into friday could see some snow just cropping up from time to time just around the great dividing range southern end of the range that just around the victorian alps and some pos even up towards central parts of new south wales could even see as much as 10 centimeters of snow as we go wanted to the latter part of the waco where it's not too bad it is lousy fine and dry fired into the way perth around $21.00 celsius basin bits and pieces of cloud and rain meanwhile sweeping across new zealand but again not too bad we'll see temperatures in oakland getting up to around 17 celsius once the rain clears through now we have got rain making its way back into the far north of china ara seasonal runs they're going to pulse a way out of china central and eastern parts of china slipping down back across the korean peninsula possibility of further flo

and queensland is to introduce restrictions on travellers from new south wales.ard and lead to a rise in unemployment. from sydney, here's phil mercer. melbourne is in hibernation. australia's second biggest city is the centre of the nation's covid—19 emergency. most shops are shut and hundreds of thousands of workers told to stay at home. well, it's impacted the whole street, especially the cake shops, because we're known for it. it's horrible, there's no one around. for at least six weeks, this city of 5 million people will live under australia's strictest lockdown. masks are mandatory and there's a night—time curfew in melbourne. those who flout the regulations face heavy fines. but the state government in victoria senses that the community knows what's at stake. i'm so grateful and so proud that victorians are dealing with this challenge, a bigger challenge than we have perhaps ever faced and they are doing it with a sense of compassion, a sense of care for each other, a sense of concern, of course, but that really clear understanding that we are all in this

in and around sydney along the new south wales coast but the winds should be certainly and this is where we'll see the strong winds working the way across south australia on tools that toria leaving a very cloudy a picture across western australia on wednesday by thursday they will break in that cabin again we could have one or 2 shots in fact the showers extend all the way from the south coast in the western australia right there trolls towards that torah and eventually pushing on towards tasmania to find a way across both on and over new zealand there is more rain in the 4 calls into no they should have seen some strong thunderstorms as you can see here shanghai the night skies were really let up by some fairly ferocious storms we could see more of those although actually on wednesday it's much better day in shanghai but you see all this rain out across the west the central areas that will extend further east north as we go through thursday and once again head towards the korean peninsula. global food production is wasteful and it's training our planet. but pioneers are adapting with n

to see that bring some rather wet and windy weather for a time they'd see that east coast of new south walesand said rather rough day as we go on through saturday but it will correct the eighty's as we go through the day some showers long spells of writing to well a good part of new south wales that a few showers say you notice into the southeastern corner of queensland to see a shower or 2 that for brisbane behind we have got longer spells of rain pushing towards w.i. perth will turn increasingly wet as we go on through the weekend and that rain will gradually notice way a little sweats by sunday bright and fine there for south australia a few showers down towards the southeast but toria tasmania seeing some rather wet and windy weather for a target all the time it shouldn't be too bad and they say that temperatures just about creeping up into double figures here we have got hot weather meanwhile for japan some very high temperatures lingering here west of weather spilling out of northern parts of china through the korean peninsula still getting up into the mid thirty's the oppressive heat

the rays that just around the victorian alps and some pos even up towards central parts of new south wales could even see as much as 10 centimeters of snow. i was to go wanted to the latter part of the way where it's not so bad it is lousy fine and dry farting to tell you a perth around 21 celsius basin but some places of cloud in the right meanwhile sweeping across new zealand but again not bad we'll see temperatures in oakland getting up to about 17 celsius once the rain clear that we have got rain making its way back into the far north of china arrah seasonal rains that guides the pulse a way out of china central and eastern parts of china slipping down back across the korean peninsula possibility of the flooding here but it stays hot and dry but japan. we need to understand the differences on the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter what we've been using the calendar for that matter to you. this is al-jazeera. allow i maryam namazie you're watching the news hour life from london and coming up . defiance and dissent in baton rouge more factory workers join protesters c