in australia, they are more severe weather warnings for parts of new south wales officials tell thousands of sydney residents to evacuate. heavy rain causes flooding authorities, calling it a life threatening emergency and in formula one a frightening 1st laughed crash overshadows varies 1st grand prix victory in month . ah, i'm told me all logical. welcome to the program. 3 people have died and 3 more are in critical condition after a shooting at a shopping center and then box capital. copenhagen. police save a rest of the 22 year old man and charge him in connection with the shooting deadlocks. prime minister has condemned the incident describing it as cruel. ah, a frantic dash to safety. what started as a sunday shopping outing for many turned into a nightmare after a gum and opened fire in the busy field. small in the danish capital olive, christmas or him and by her school, suddenly we heard shots as a, as i think i heard 10 shots and, and then we ran through the mall. oh. and ended up in a toilet of all the way rounds of 11 of us huddled together this i live in this tiny space dyer.

after torrential rainfall and strong winds butted the coast of new south wales. here in the city suburbs, entire communities were submerged. following hours of heavy downfalls, residents and holiday makers have been warned of dangers or multiple fronts, including in areas that escaped catastrophic flooding last year. the message from the authorities be prepared to evacuate at short notice. if you are safe in 2021, do not assume you will be safe to night at this is a rapidly evolving situation and we could very well say our areas impacted that have never experienced flooding before. rescue work is also bought, sold to save animals marooned by the waters in what is now the 3rd major flooding event since march with further torrential rains forecast to continue for days, residents have been warmer. situation is not yet over. as in extreme weather in china to where rescue efforts are ongoing. after typhoon shabba hit gung don province on saturday, causing severe flooding hassle. waves caused a ship to break in to endangering dozens of crew members. only 3 people have

the latest from our correspondent in a sample and more severe where the warnings for parts of new south wales in australia, officials sell thousands of sydney residents to evacuate is heavy, rain causes, flooding. authorities, call it a life threatening emergency. ah, i'm painful and welcome. the ukrainian army says it's withdrawn its troops from the city of liz, a chance earlier, president plumber, mister lensky had cast out. john brush claimed to control the town. ukrainian fighters have been defending the area for weeks control of visit chance would give the russians more territory from which to intensify their campaign in a dumbass is comes just hours after russian. rockets killed several people and wounded many more in the town of slogans on the edge of the dumbass region. the w corresponded in manuel shots is in keep the fight over the city of these a chance has been going on for weeks. now the ukrainian army says its withdrawn its troops. what's the loss mean for ukraine? while obviously strategic lead, sir. it's a huge loss for ukraine, but also you have to keep in mind that just as i

the parts of new south wales in australia. officials tell thousands of city side is to evacuate as heavy rain causes flooding. authorities call it a life threatening emergency. ah, i'm painful and welcome. several people have been killed and several injured after a gum, an open fire to mould on the southern outskirts of the danish capital. copenhagen. it's one of the biggest shopping complexes of its kind in scandinavia. police of arrested a 22 year old danish man in connection with the shooting. not ruling out the possibility that the incident was tara related. i talked to journalist on cost incentive short while ago in copenhagen. he told me more about what happened and just before ha fi was throwing up a side man. and the style of the fire in the mall hole seals, the biggest job since we haven't been marked. so i wouldn't, i wouldn't count say he shot randomly into the crowds. he, people were fleeing for the life they're running out of the shopping mall and. and we don't, i mean the police a several have been killed. there are various rooms around 5 or the say more. no one are, you kn

get more from our correspondence in istanbul, and more severe weather. warnings for parts of new south wales in australia. officials fell thousands of sydney residents to evacuate as heavy rain causes flooding. authorities, call it a life threatening emergency. ah, i'm paid for swollen welcome. the ukrainian army says it's withdrawn its troops from the city of least chance. earlier. president bloated mister lensky had cast doubt on russian claims to control the town. ukrainian find his have been defending the area for weeks control of is a chance would give the russians more territory from which to intensify their campaign in the dumbass is comes just hours after russian. rockets killed several people and wounded many more. in the town of slow beyond, on the edge of the dumbass region. dw, corresponded in manuel shas is in cave. i asked her what the loss of the eastern city of these a chance means for ukraine. well obviously strategic div, sir, it's a huge loss for ukraine, but also you have to keep in mind that just as it happened for a separate out on yesterday's could also be as strategic

after torrential rainfall and strong winds butted the coast of new south wales. here in the city suburbs, entire communities were submerged. following hours of heavy downpours, residents and holiday makers have been warned of dangers or multiple fronts, including in areas that escaped catastrophic flooding last year. the message from the authorities be prepared to evacuate at short notice. if you were safe in 2021, do not a shame you will be safe to night at this is a rapidly evolving situation and we could very well say our areas impacted that have never experienced flooding before. rescue work is also bottled to save animals. marooned by the waters in what is now the 3rd major flooding event since march? with say the torrential rains fall cast to continue for days. residents have been worn. the situation is not yet over. again, they're coming up. the story of a young man told by doctors he'd never be able to walk. now. he's studying sport at nixon's, both life after she'll break. i'll have for use next out. align with she up to date. don't miss our highlights.

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news report: the mother of five—year—old logan mwangi, whose body was found in a river in south walesas been charged with his murder. logan's stepfather, 39—year—old john cole and a 14—year—old boy are also charged with his murder. i'm arresting you on suspicion of the murder of logan. what? there are still moments where my head will go back to times in the courtroom, things i've heard, things we saw. the world is a colder and darker place without his smile and happy energy with which he lived his life. july 2021. like many communities, people in sarn in bridgend, south wales, are trying to get back to normal as the pandemic eases. but five—year—old logan mwangi has been indoors for ten days with covid. after his final evening in isolation, logan's mother, angharad williamson, calls the police. but this 999 call isn't what it seems. this is very dramatic, i mean, and i can understand that the person who's receiving the call, kind of, just totally takes it at face value, because the way that the mother is actually behaving is incredibly distraught. she's pretending to be incredibly ign

haidi: it is been a terrible year for flooding, not just in new south wales, but we are seeing a lotand treating to the inflation picture as well cured what are we expecting for the second half? >> we hope that there would not be so much rain given the la niÑa system has finished. the bureau of meteorology told us in recent weeks, however there is a 50-50 chance of it coming back later in the year, which could spell another wet summer, which is the last thing that we want to hear in australia after two really devastating years of flooding summers and just huge rainfall. again, we are seeing even have a year worth of rain coming in over the weekend in some parts of new south wales, so you can imagine how devastating that is. david: stay dry, stay safe. not just about the view, but everyone over in sydney. our sydney bureau chief there. and let's get you an update on your latest business flash headlines, so let's have a look at the world's biggest oil trader. the company saying that level surge in the fuel cost is starting to weigh on demand. speaking on a podcast, head of asia says th

but to the coast of new south wales here in the city suburbs, entire communities was submerged. following hours of heavy downfalls. mm hm. a lot of us are typing. there's a lot of people in the area that i, elderly with illnesses and stuff like that. only yet basically was that was stranded boy, did it stop in an am in law. it's the lot mother nature leaves that don't spare any one really in it's this way. we're just been really unlucky in our residence and holiday makers have been warned of dangers a multiple fronts, including in areas that escaped catastrophic flooding last year. the message from the authorities be prepared to evacuate at short notice. if you were safe in 2021, do not a shame you will be safe to night at this is a rapidly evolving situation and we could very well say are areas impacted that have never experienced flooding before. rescue work is also bottled to save animals. marooned by the waters in what is now the 3rd major flooding event since march with further torrential rains forecast to continue for days, residents have been warmer. situation is not yet

a days of tranquil rain have inundated the state of new south wales. some areas received almost their average annual rainfall in just 24 hours. was really has seen an increase in the frequency and intensity of natural disasters like floods and bush fires in recent years. the country's emergency minister said this shows that climate change must be taken seriously. laura chung is a journalist with the sydney morning herald and i asked her for an update on the latest conditions. yes, co since friday we sort of had it typically curse low hanging over stray leah, which has brought about really heavy rain and a lot of flash flooding vision of which we've seen for lot of residency. the 3rd or 4th major flooding event that they've seen this year, a learn and from speaking to a lot of them, a lot of them just tired and exhausted and don't know how there will be able to rebuild after these events now. so i guess the main focus in what we sort of seen overnight is further evacuation orders coming for a lot of people around that great region. it means that we've g

while conditions are said to ease for some parts of new south wales, the weather bureau says ryan and strong winds will last for the rest of the week. sarah clark al jazeera brisbin, australia ah, oregon. the headlines on al jazeera, the usa departments as a 3rd party investigation into the origin of the bullet that killed al jazeera journalist shooting a block. there has been inconclusive, but it found gunfire from is really army positions, was likely responsible for her death. my cana has more from washington dc. what the state department is saying is that it has examined the bullet as part of an investigation forensic team. it says that the bullet was too badly damaged to get a.

while conditions are said to ease for some parts of new south wales, the weather bureau says ryan and strong winds will last for the rest of the week. sarah clark al jazeera brisbin, australia. now new york city central park is one of the most popular landmarks in the city of before it was there. there was an enclave of black people who lived there who were removed forcibly. cable alondo share. the story. central park was developed in the mid 19th century as the rapidly expanding city grew north up through manhattan. but building this much needed open space meant the forced removal of a small but thriving village of mainly black new yorkers. and it's called seneca village, and it was located right about here on the western part of central park between what is now 82nd and 89th street founded by african americans. at its peak, it had about 300 residents, all of whom were escaping racial violence. it was happening just a few kilometers to the south. and so you've got all these little home sort of dotting the landscape of seneca village, long forgotten by most new yorkers. uncovering the

the 21-person crew lost power amid torrential rains around new south wales.y they are looking to evacuate them by helicopter. meanwhile, at least one person has died and thousands are being urged to evacuate in sydney from those heavy rains. cnn's michael holmes has more. >> reporter: a life-threatening emergency. that's how one official in new south wales describes the rising flood waters in parts of australia's biggest city. >> we are now facing dangers on multiple fronts. flash flooding, river rain flooding, and coastal erosion. >> reporter: thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate parts of sydney where heavy rain is already hitting with more expected to come in the next few days. authorities say the situation is rapidly evolving and urged people to stay off the roads. the state emergency service says it has responded to more than 3,000 emergency requests already and dozens of rescue squads have been dispatched. >> the level of the dams, there's no room for the water to remain in the dams. they are starting to spill. the rivers are flowing very fast

the worst place at the moment is in the west of the country and south wales. there is a protest that its targeted b. m for most away in the m 5. going over the 7th graders called prince of wild britain, which separates the u. k. as, sorry, separate england and wales. that the tactic basically is for these drivers to take up 2 or 3 lanes of the motor away. and reduce that speed down to 30 miles an hour ago as slowly as they can be along and back off the traffic behind them. of course, it's going to annoy a lot of people, lots of both wrists, but they're a similar process going on. and other parts of the country as well. schools, inter lanka is staying closed for an extra week because of a shortage of fuel to get children and stamped to and from classrooms last week, the government, restricted fuel cells to a central services as an economic crisis date. and then now introducing power cuts up to 3 hours a day. dodge far as the staging a protest against the government's plan to curb emissions of nitrogen oxide and ammonium, they say plans to cut pollution levels w

well, conditions are said to ease for some parts of new south wales. the weather bureau says ryan and strong winds will last for the rest of the week. sarah clark, al jazeera brisbin, australia, or in writers, a senior lecturer and environmental science. so western sydney university, he says after years of drought, many sydney residents were prepared for 3 major floods in short succession. this is extraordinary, but that's the country. a stranger is. we are known as a land of drought and flooding rhymes, and it's just unfortunate this has happened right on the edge of a strategy as big as see sydney. martin motor city sydney has a food ball agricultural area beside it. it's also a way our rivers and water supply located. and as sydney's grown, it's a city of 5000000 people. during the, you know, nearly 33 years about a 1000000 people have moved into the west. and that's the flat land that used to grow food and have dairy cows and so on. and it's low lying. and as we didn't have floods, people moved there and probably gained security, that it was a safe

and it really is across that eastern side of new south wales where we are most concerned over the next few days. 17 celsius in the wet weather, on shore winds feeding the showers in sydney as we go for sat day into sunday. they're still there. they will be heavy at times. there is the possibility of some localized flooding, flash flooding st. your possibility. dangerous driving conditions has certainly something to watch out for the rest of australia is generally fine. android not too bad at all. and he has sunshine fought and try to for good part of new zealand over the next couple of days. still dry, i won't say fight for japan just yet. it's hot a stinking hot. he and that he is set to continue, but we have got sides of a tropical disturbs making its way further northward as we go through saturday and sunday with showers for many ah. on counting the calls g, 7 leaders latest plans to squeeze rushes economy over the war and ukraine. we take a closer look at some of the financial pledges they've made. last, what's next for sri lanka? as it's economic crisis deepens and the pumps run d

while conditions are said to ease for some parts of new south wales, the weather bureau says ryan and strong winds will last for the rest of the week. sarah clark, al jazeera brisbin, australia in right as a senior lecturer and environmental science at western sydney university. he says after years of droughts, many sydney residents words prepared for 3 major floods in short succession. this is extraordinary, but that's the country a stranger is. we are known as a land of drought and flooding rains. and it's just unfortunate this is happened right on the edge of a strategy as big as see sitting mark, motor city, sidney has a food ball agricultural area beside it. it's also way our roof is our water supply located. and as sydney's grown, it's a city of 5000000 people. during the, you know, nearly 33 years i've had a 1000000 people have moved into the west, and that's the flat land that used to grow food and have dairy cows and so on. and it's low lying. and as we didn't have floods, people moved there and probably gained security, that it was a safe place to live. and people, you know,

and the surrounding areas, with more wet weather expected in the next couple of days across new south walesthe start of the school holidays here and many families were getting ready to travel. the message from the emergency services is that unless you are ordered to evacuate, people should stay home. experts say the flooding emergency has been worsened by climate change, and a la nina weather phenomenon. insurance companies in australia are warning that communities prone to flooding may be forced to relocate. as new figures suggest that floods earlier this year were one of the country's costliest ever natural disasters, some of the areas currently at risk have just been hit by devastating floods back in march. scientists have said that unless something is done to reduce carbon emissions and stop global warming, these extreme weather events will become the norm. for now, australia is once again experiencing first—hand the reality of climate change. the chief executive of the uk health security agency dame drjenny harries has said the number of people going to hospital with covid is expected

but the flood situation remains for new south wales. after an exception to mount rain, we had nearly a meet a fall over 4 days to the south of sydney. as i said, that shifted farther north, where we've got the flood watches out. we have a look at the 3 day for sydney. we've got showers through to the we can, but it is an improving situation. now looking rot, laundry, fine, and dry for much of western australia, that's gonna change for path over the weekend. we are going to see some wet weather come into play. and for new zealand, while it's double trouble, we have had one area of low pressure. it clears up nicely on wednesday for both islands. but by the time we get into those a, well, there's more heavy rains acom, we are likely to see some warnings and watches out here that was moved to southeast asia, some makes of showers, storms and sunshine, some of the heaviest, all the southern areas of indo china, southern thailand expecting to see up to 70 millimeters of rain for the next 24 hours. and we are seeing some pretty sharp thundersto

just around at east side of new south wales. 3 tasmania. that clears out of the way . as we go on through our web is day drive to where that comes in behind for a time. temperature says edging up a notch in the process over towards west funded dry. by this time, the perth, with a top temperature of around 2021 degrees over the next couple of days. by 1st, as you can see, it is large. he drives to want to shower down towards the southeast and still some blustery conditions there. for a new zealand, we have got basis of frame 2 into parts of japan over the next day or so, but nothing too much to speak of. where to weather will be across the northeast. northern parts of china pushing across towards shanghai. so very heavy rain for a time we are. let's see some localized flooding to the south of that. the heat continues. ah, what is the ocean with witness differences? change witness happiness with sunlight. witness, blood loss, witness? charity, witness. you witness. clarity, witness. family, witness. friends. the beginning witness, the end witness, life witness and algebr

what preparations are being made ahead of another night of heavy rainfall across new south wales? well, it is dark at the moment, and we are a lot of people fighting a very, with not head escalated now from 70 evacuation orders early on monday now to 74, evacuation orders in place and that will impact will people now 32000 people will be affected, and these orders will stay in place until tomorrow morning. other is more rain full cost for the seating cities while weather is expected to ease, but they do with a bit of meteorology, has, will cost more, right to the for the rest of the week. now we have mentioned seed lead. it's why the effective but it's not just see the, it's a huge white albany southwell coast from new car, which is north of city always far south to now, which is about 150 kilometers south of sydney and mondays. full cost for some of these areas with as much as $120.00 malaysians. we've got swollen rivers, we've got infrastructure and bridges that been flooded. roads which are cut off communities cut off. we've also got some of these major gans which supply cities

so some communities, a city still cleaning up and that includes parts of northern new south wales. i haven't got the heavy ryan that this time around. but parts of cities, norquist and southwest, they have been inundated again. now looking at some of the numbers of people in these communities around a 100 people have been rescued overnight. unfortunate is been one fatality, a man ground in western city. the weather will east tomorrow. we've been told the rain conditions will ease. the truck will also pull back much the relief of these communities that have been hit of at the 3rd time this year already. but to the recovery tom, the recovery phase is going to be ongoing. and he, tara, across that for us from president. thanks so much there. hell still ahead here on al jazeera, the man who has just finished drafting to new the new constitution issues a die a warning about the country's future. and ending sanctions on molly, west african need as an if the economic and financial restrictions imposed against the countries military rule. ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is

and it really is across that eastern side of new south wales where we are most concerned over the next few days. 17 shelters in the wet weather, on shore, winds feeding those showers in sydney as we go for sat day into sunday. they're still there. they will be heavy at times. there is the possibility of some localized flooding, flash flooding, st. possibility. dangerous driving conditions are certainly something to watch out for. the rest of australia is generally fine. android not too bad at all. can yes, sunshine, fine, and try to for good part of new zealand over the next couple of days. still dry. i won't say 5 for japan just yet. it's hot. it's stinking hot here that he is set to continue. but we have got sides of a tropical disturbance making its way further. north was, as we go through saturday and sunday, with showers for many ah. on counting the calls g, southern leaders latest plans to squeeze rushes economy over the war and ukraine. we take a closer look at some of the financial pledges they've made. last, what's next? verse ra lanka. as it's economic crisis deepens on the p

seeing some lively showers on the 2 showers to eastern parts of new south wales, 40 celsius from albany. i be warming up here. i celsius the cross shirt with cooling down here, wet and windy weather, it's 3, but at least they will try out and brighten up as it does. so turning a little try to win to japan over the next day or so. we have seen some live showers where to where the pushing for each tuesday sees another spell of wet, whether it's a western parts of japan that should gradually clear through. there we go, bright to sky, $35.00 celsius. therefore, tokyo showers for time 2 across the korean peninsula and staying very unsettled. central china with the witness the ocean with witness differences. witness change. witnesses, happiness with witness. sunlight. witness de la. witness. loss. witness. charity, witness. you witness. clarity, witness. family, witness. friends. witness the beginning, witness, the end witness. life. witness. an algebra? ah ah. top stories here now to 0. authorities across southern europe are battling to control massive wildfires as the 2nd record breaking he

weather bureau has warned that heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding across the state of new south wales areas are already inundated. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is in sydney and sent this report. another extreme weather event, only a few months since the last one. in the south—western sydney suburb of camden, home to more than 100,000 people, local shops and a petrol station were inundated. not much else has been spared here. many communities have seen a month's worth of rain in the last two days alone. thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate southwestern sydney. with torrential rain and damaging winds thrashing the east coast, there have been dozens of emergency rescues. heavy rains have also caused sydney's main anti overspill and the bureau of meteorology is warning of more flood risks. ——main dam to overspill. we are now facing dangers on multiple fronts. flash flooding, river rain and flooding and coastal erosion. this is a life—threatening emergency situation. the wind and rain have been relentless here in sydney and the surrounding areas, with more wet weather expect

the latest outlet from the new south wales government is a considering might be a natural disaster, a declaration that simply because the flood waters arising in various parts of as you mentioned a friday is the largest and most populated capital, the great districts and 50. so we've got huge swathes of area north of city to new capital, all the way down to now, which is about 150 kilometers south. and at the moment we've got about 30000 people who account a fight through under evacuation orders. and as you mentioned, we're expecting more rain in the next to 24 hours. this comes up to days or brian previously on monday in some districts are expecting up to a 120 meals and the basis of brian and that some quite devastating for some of the communities who hit a couple of times already this year with these floods. we've got big dam, the war gamma damn, which is with that sydney. it's a major dynamic tale at 100 percent. and as a result it's spilling over and those areas that where the ryan is eating it's the right is still ongoing. and the footboard is not feeding as a result. so you've

again, it's around sydney, but a well well, in land in new south wales as well. required evacuations. as a result of this, the goodish news is, although there's flooding on the drive and it will get worse because there is a rising. the rain, as you can see, is easy to some degree. so as heavy as it was, but it's still there. and this is throughout tuesday is part of a system that extends beyond. so you've got something similar just off the coast of, of queens and tropical queens. and that extends down towards new zealand, those heavy here. but it could be quite persistent. lofty goes off shore, australian cyber in new zealand. on tuesday though it starts fine. looks pretty wet in christ church and particularly, i think, in wellington. ah, ah. with money ideals, the french republic islam proclaim but just what is modern, france in a 4 part series. the picture takes an indefinite episode on al jazeera, hulu. ah, ah, hello, are you watching out a 0? i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories. this. our. a school has been flattened by russian in the south. in the 2nd largest cit

it has been the hottest day of the year so far in south wales, temperatures reached 29 in cardiff.lower for many of us but still very hot towards the south—east. change is coming down from the north, more cloud and some rain affecting scotland and northern ireland but the heat is still in place ahead of it so it will be an uncomfortable night for sleeping. these are the temperatures by the end of the night, so perhaps no lower than 17 or 18 degrees. heading into tomorrow, more cloud around us that we have this rain in scotland and northern ireland. it peters out as it runs southwards, sunshine follows behind us that we could see some showers coming into england and wales. many places still dry but there will be more cloud. quite thin cloud so hazy sunshine of am. but the hot weather like today is restricted to east anglia and the south—east of england. temperatures elsewhere will be a few degrees lower, still warmer, very warm in the midlands and eastern england. wednesday, we could see some showers still lingering in the far south of england. a few showers following into scotland

the emergency services minister for new south wales says the situation is "life—threatening". the treasury to cut the cost of fuel in the most rural parts of the country, after the average price of a litre of unleaded petrol reached a new high of over £1.91 on uk forecourts this week. rural fuel duty relief cuts 5p per litre off the cost of petrol and diesel where prices are higher, but is only available in a handful of remote areas in england and scotland, not northern ireland or wales, as hywel griffith reports. this is linda's office. her car roams the roads of rural west wales, clocking up 1,000 miles a month so she can care for people in their own homes. it's a lifeline for her community... you 0k, ian? ..in one of the most remote areas of britain, but it comes at a rising cost. even with a mileage allowance from her employer, linda says she now spends half of her wages on fuel. i will have to leave this job, and i would hate to, i would really hate to. we don't have enough staff, i don't think any care company has enough staff, and they are going to leave. there is a gov

. >> next on bbc news, the labor mp kris bryant, who joins me in south wales.nk you for joining us. >> good evening. we spoke with your colleague who said that mr. johnsoshould go immediately. i'm assuming you agree with that. >> that's the tradition in the system that when you've lost the confidence of your party and your premiership is coming to an end, you leave immediately. as a good reason for that, which is that if you are just a caretaker, there are lots of things you can't do. my worry is that him staying on will try to break rules all the time, and he doesn't really abide by the rules. my ideas that he will try to do things in this. , especially if that is seven weeks or even months, and it will have further breaches of the rules, and it will put british security and peril. >> you are not reassured by the fact that some of the cabinet ministers who told them to go yesterday are still sitting around the cabinet table, and a be willing to intervene if he doesn't follow the kind of actions that they are hoping he should? >> they've lost all authority of i

some activity down the southeastern corner, towards new south wales.s weather system makes its way through, brisk winds coming in. weather and snow. this clears up as we go on through wednesday. temperature edging up a notch. west is dry, top temperature of around 20 degrees. one or two showers down the southeast. we have bits and pieces of rain over the next day or so. not too much to speak of. this is pushing toward chain high. the heat continues. >> witnessed the oceans, witness the change. witness the happiness, witness blood. witness sunlight, witness the flood. witness clarity. witness friends. witness the beginning, witness the end. witness life, witness on al jazeera. anchor: welcome back. pope francis has apologized for people inflicted in residential schools. more than 150,000 indigenous children were sent and many suffered physical, mental and sexual abuse. over 92% have backed the new constitution in tunisia giving the president greater powers as his opponents boycotted the referendum. there has been widespread international condemnation af

well, conditions are said to ease for some parts of new south wales. the weather bureau says ryan and strong winds will last for the rest of the week. sarah clark, al jazeera brisbin, australia, 12 bodies have been found after a ship sunk south of hong kong. the vessel was carrying a crew of 30 people when it split him to and sank during a storm put on by typhoon shabba. for people have been rescued. the number of people killed in landslides in the indian state of monopole has risen to 42. the army held a reef laying ceremony to pay tribute to soldiers who among the fatalities landslide were triggered by 3 weeks of rain. one hit a camp for railway construction workers, 18 people have been found alive. india has tightened security in indian administered kashmir for a pilgrimage. the resumed after 2 years. they say it to protect hundreds of thousands of hindus who are expected to attend. but critics say the government is trying to politicize a strike sacred event of the myths, reports from new delhi, ah, thousands of devotees have gathered in bel gum. thi

violation in australia, days of torrential rain, of course, major flooding of the state of new south wales, more than 30000 residents around sidney, had been ordered to leave their homes. it's just the latest in a series of floods to hit the east coast. this year. australia's emergency minister said the frequent disastrous shown climate change must be taken seriously. roach turned to rivers. cars drifting my capsized boats as floats rolled their homes. yet again, many here wandering. is this the new normal way ivory was however, 4 times in 3 months is a bit it much for all of us. a lot of us i typing is a lot of people in the area that i, elderly with illnesses and stuff like that. only yet. i thickly with that, with granted the day lucius caught me off guard, leaving some trapped in their homes or cars. this woman narrowly avoided being swept away by the torrent rescue. workers are in a race against time. as the sydney area has already received 4 times, the amount of rain it usually does during the entire month of july. with the national emergency services warning of the worst flood in 18

tomorrow, low pressure in charge with the weather front bringing outbreaks of rain for south—west england, walesers 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 time have been the gon

and england — routes between south wales and england will almost entirely grind to a halt — englandll almost entirely grind to a halt on saturday. tomos morgan in cardiff and — to a halt on saturday. tomos morgan in cardiff and rachel— to a halt on saturday. tomos morgan in cardiff and rachel bell— to a halt on saturday. tomos morgan in cardiff and rachel bell in - in cardiff and rachel bell in aberdeen, thank you both. labour mp sam terry has been sacked as shadow transport minister after appearing at a picket line this morning. the labour leader keir starmer had previously asked front bench labour mps not to attend picket lines. home energy bills in the uk could rise even further this winter, after russia further squeezed europe's gas supplies today. the warning from energy analysts came as wholesale gas prices soared to near record highs as supplies on the nord stream 2 pipeline were cut to germany and other services. so this is president putin switching off most of the gas supply. timer;r this is president putin switching off most of the gas supply. they are callin: this off mos

just around at east side of new south wales. 3 tasmania. that clears out of the way . as we go on through while weather's day dry, brighter, where that comes in behind for a time to produces, eating up a notch in the process over towards west font dry. by this time, the perth, with a top temperature of around 2021 degrees over the next couple of days. by 1st, as you can see, it is large. he drives to want to shower down towards the southeast and still some blustery conditions there. for a new zealand, we have got base pieces of rain to into parson japan over the next day or so, but nothing too much to speak of. where to weather will be across the northeast. northern parts of china pushing across to ward shanghai. it's a very heavy rain for a time. we are. let's see some localized flooding to the south of that. the heat continues. ah, a diverse range of stories from across the gland from the perspective of on met with, ah .

it was apprehended hours after fleeing the scene. severe flooding in the australian state of new south wales as tens of thousands of people on alert or ordered to evacuate. torrential rain has eased, but high water level still poses a danger radius by minutes. this is the extreme where the proves urgent action or climate change is needed. for what strong winds have fuel wild fires in several parts of greece. forest blaze, west of athens for the evacuation of a village, as aircraft and hundreds of firefighters battled the flames. earlier fires burned olive groves near the ancient site of delphi and force the evacuation of a beach hotel. italy's norse is grappling with its worst drought in 7 decades. water levels of drums, wrinkled loaves in lakes and rivers. residents of facing water restrictions in many parts. and some cities. a turning off their iconic fountains. a cry for help in the midst of an early heat with and no sign of rain. italy is facing its worth shout in decades. the government has announced funds of over 35000000 euros to address water shortages and a state of emergency that m