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the weather has already been scorching south west europe the days residents in the spanish capital madrid during that best to keep cool and hydrated. spain is suffering from a dangerous heat wave that stretching across much of southwest europe. and rising temperatures occurring siding with soaring energy prices, consequences of the war in ukraine. either somebody at voice whole families have to be frugal when using air conditioners, electric fans sorta goes electricity. bill has surged a lot more to see more. more than 80 people have died from the extreme temperatures, which i expected to extended to next week. the sweltering heat has also said of devastating wildfires floating authorities to evacuate thousands of residents. several force in portugal are blaze more than 2005 fighters are battling wildfires of the temperatures reached a record 47 degrees on thursday. the heat wave is due to reach the shores of the united kingdom on monday. authorities in london have already taken steps to provide relief at 220 year old canal in the canary wharf. financial district has been designated a swi

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west europe, firefighters are trying to contain to large wildfires near the city of bordeaux. they be burning for almost a week, tearing through more than a 100 square kilometers of land. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. how can it ra soonest? what does he was 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. and more than 30 fires, a bunny across spain, thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, especially in the south. the country has been experiencing a week long heat wave with highs of nearly 46 degrees. and it's also been blame for hundreds of deaths. and the u. k is bracing for soaring temperatures. the next couple of days people are being warned that record heat waves could kill hundreds of people that he baba reports from london. for britain, it's a step into the unknown weather experts are putting the chance of temperatures reaching 40 celsius at 50 percent. it's never happen

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west europe, firefighters are trying to contain to large wildfires near the city of bordeaux authorities in the u. k. a wanting temperatures, and parts of england could break records in the coming hours. people are being urged to take precautions as the mercury approach is 40 degrees celsius. ukraine's president, florida may zalinski has suspended his prosecutor general and the states intelligence chief, the president says 60 officials from their agencies are working against ukraine in russian occupied areas. okay, returning to our top story, the heat wave engulfing large parts of south west europe is prompting some to call for changes to public infrastructure to provide more protection against rising temperatures. rebecca price is the assistant professor at the faculty of industrial design engineering at telfer, university of technology. she says, planting more trees is one sure way to make cities more resistant to the facts of climate change. any city or evan setting that's experiencing heat wave as extreme as we're seeing across europe.

top saudi official said, the 2 countries will sign a key energy deal be canceled by greece, south west europe agrees with what she pulled, viewable energy, and we had assigned them with you about that today. also, we are walking about to hydrogen and helped to increase as a hope for you to hydrogen does game changer for both of us. both greek and french leaders were among those western politicians who visited saudi arabia, falling the 2018 murder of saudi journalist and dissidence jamal cas shoji, who often criticize the saudi crown. prince. u. s. intelligence blamed the prince for the killing of cas shoji and the saudi consulate in istanbul. although rhianna has denied responsibility. joe biden, who had promised to make saudi arabia a pariah back in 2019 travel to saudi arabia last week to meet with, to meet rather with top officials. they're react has been under pressure by the u. s. and e. u to export more oil as western countries seek alternative suppliers of energy. but to get more on this now we're going to cross live to former greek diplomat anime bast early a night as chris and though

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west europe, firefighters are trying to contain to large wildfires in the city of bordeaux and more than 30 fires burning across spain, forcing thousands to flee their homes. the country has been experiencing a week long heat wave with highs of nearly 46 degrees. the party of pakistan's, former prime minister in milan, hon is dominating regional bio lectures in the area with the biggest population alley results showed hands p t i party has one most of the 20 seats up for grabs and ponder the results could have national implications. an investigation into the response to the school shooting involved in texas says police made poor decisions. nearly $400.00 officers were at the scene of the attack in may, but they didn't do anything for more than an hour. the gunman killed 19 children and 2 teachers. there was the headlines coming up next and al jazeera. it's the big picture. you're by. talk to al jazeera, we ask, can you be more specific? how many folks are you asking for? and what kind of military equipment we listen, asked the people of cub

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west europe firefighters are trying to contain to large wildfires. the city about dough being burning for almost a week, tearing through more than a 100 square kilometers of land. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. and more than $35.00 burning across spain. thousands of people to be forced to flee their homes, especially in southern regions. the country has been experiencing a week long heat wave with highs of nearly 46 degrees. the heat also being blamed for hundreds of death. well, it's going to get really hot in the u. k. over the next couple of days, people are being wandered, record heat waves could kill hundreds of people. nothing baba reports from london. for britain, it's a step into the unknown weather expert to putting the chance of temperatures reaching 40 celsius at 50 percent. it's never happened and it's prompted a red health warning for much of england on monday and tuesday, with the national health service warning of delayed operations and increased demands on ambulances. the government says it is taking the

for extreme temperatures in more than a dozen places, as a heat wave enveloped large parts of south west europe. firefighters are trying to contain 2 large wildfires to the city of baldwin. the party of pakistan's, former prime minister, imran con, is dominating by elections in the region, but the biggest population is support as have been celebrating after early results showed hans p t i party has won most of the 20 seats up for grabs and punjab the results could have national implications. prime minister chevy settings muslim league holds and not a majority in the provincial assembly. come all hiders in the hall with more than what this could mean for the former prime minister. in many ways, they say come back for him because it was an apron that he was outdated by ward have no confidence after a multi party line on a single agenda to get rid of them. ron font government that he did, and unheeding him. after that, there was also a move within this particular province to try to by the lawyer did of enron conduct . the board. does the switch a neeagin's don't applaud, but then disqualified. and

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 e

and the heat wave that is enveloping large parts of south west europe is now heading north with the u. k. set for reco temperatures. in the next few days. south of bordeaux firefighters are trying to contain to large while fi as in land their us, they've been burning for almost a week tiring for more than a 100 square kilometers of land. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate only to ross when the strategy was still using a strategy of preventative evacuations. so far we've had no loss of life. they are facing a difficult day because of the temperature, but also the changes and wind direction are more than 30 fires burning across spain . thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, especially in the south. the country has been experiencing a week long heat wave with highs of nearly 46 degrees. the heat has also been blamed for hundreds of deaths. okay, were we chimes as life or asa in london? said hyde park london, of course, is seeing sawing temperatures unheard of in the british capital. how's the city coping while the expensive bays that you can see behind me

i. fighters of battling places in the country south west europe . white heat wave is caused wildfires in spain, portugal and greece as well. so they help reports aah battling to control the inferno across spain. it's a race against time to contain wildfires that have been raging out of control from the south to the north where blazes have scorched 4600 hectares of land over the past few days in the west wildfires for a decade in a visit to one of the worst affected areas, spain's prime minister pedro sanchez, made clear what he thought was to blame, issued out a bit of loud. i want to say that evidently climate change kills it, kills people, kills the ecosystem, the biodiversity. and it also destroy the most precious goods of our society, which is affected by these wildfires, of homes, businesses and livestock. and southwest france. fire fighters were using every means at their disposal, including controlled burning, a tactic used to clear out the build up of flammable materials by igniting the surrounding vegetation. and it is a matter of urgency.

south—western france? our europe correspondent lucy williamson is in the town of landiras in south—west france. of _ been a day of extraordinary temperatures here and a dozen records broken all along this western coast of france and that hasn�*t made the job of firefighters easier. they are tackling blazes in two broad areas. you saw one of them in jest�*s two broad areas. you saw one of them injest�*s report, this is the other one. we have beenjust down the road and the fire trucks are out there tonight still trying to tackle those blazes and get them under control. a total of over 30,000 people have been evacuated from these two areas, more than 16,000 hectares of land have been destroyed and this afternoon we got news of a third blaze beginning in an area south of here. that meant resources had to be diverted to try and stamp that fire out before it also got out of control. temperatures are due to drop here tomorrow but because conditions are so dry and the winds are so changeable, fire chiefs are saying that may not bring immediate relief and they could where you�*ll be here this time tomor

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west to europe firefighters are trying to contain 2 large wildfires near the city of bulldog. a neighbouring spain, more than 30 fires are burning authorities in the u. k. a warning temperatures in parts of england could break records in the coming hours. people are being urged to take precautions as the mercury rises beyond 38 degrees celsius. rory challenge as more from london the, the u. k is bringing in a kind of national emergency really an unprecedented read extreme health warning, which is making sure that people do their best to stay out of the sun. and there are various measures being put in place. some schools are either closing early today or not opening its whole. there is a going to be a speed restrictions on transport networks like the, the tray network, one big part of the rail network from london. that's in the northern cities of leads and york not gonna be operating at all to morrow. protestors gathering on the streets in shore lancaster, capital colombo, after the interim president, imposed a nation wide state of emergency

officials in france are describing the situation there with large wildfires burning in the south west, as our europe one that today we were able to witness. up in the woods you can see guys tackling the fires. there is a huge amount of activity down here and it is hot, it is smoky, just look at the haze in the trees. the smoke thickens the further we go, the flames suddenly all too apparent. translation: the fire | rekindles in many places, we have to be very careful with these conditions. we are in a pine forest. the vegetation is so dry here and with the temperatures the fire reaches the top of the trees very quickly, flames reach up to 80 metres high. along here we were due to reach an evacuated campsite by the coast but we never got there. things were getting worse. you could see it on the ground and in the sky. water bombers, one after the other, flying over our heads. they never stop here, they can't, but soon we along with others are told it's time to leave. back on the main road, the thousands of evacuations were plain to see. smoke means for many it's not safe to stay. here at this centre y

geography determined the infrastructure to change the direction of supplies from east-west to north south in central europeke several years and a lot of money, but in our case the time of 5-6 or 7 years is more important. we have to ask a question. can we replace russian gas or russian oil, which is necessary for our country to function and the answer is no, the german government is considering options to help the country's largest gas importer according to handeris was that she was ready to buy up to a quarter of the shares of her non- pierre for about 150 million euros and additionally provide from 3 to 5 billion euros already without receiving shares and voting rights in the company, the specific structure of assistance depends on how much her finger can raise prices for the consumer notes the newspaper. the us president is considering lifting only part of the tariffs on chinese imports, according to the newspaper, the policy measures will affect goods with a trade volume of $ 10 billion a year, and current tariffs cover $ 370 billion. administration biden is also initiating a new investigation to see i

geography determined the infrastructure to change the direction of supply from east-west to north-south in central europe will take several years and a lot of money, but in our case time is more important than five six or seven years. we have to ask a question. can we replace russian gas or russian oil, which is necessary for our country to functioned and the answer is no, the german government is sorting out options for helping the country's largest gas importer, according to handeris, blatt, but they are ready to buy up to a quarter of uniped's shares, for about 150 million euros and additionally provide from 3 to 5 billion euros already without receiving shares and the right votes in the company, the specific structure of assistance depends on how much it is not peer can raise prices for the consumer, the newspaper notes. u.s. president considers removing only part of tariffs on chinese imports, according to the newspaper the policy measure will affect $10bn a year traded goods, with current tariffs covering $ 370bn. the biden administration is also launching a new investigation to see if the chinese

europe. in south west france, president macron has been to see the devastation caused by a blaze that forcedt 40,000 people from their homes. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson was there and sent this report. fire chiefs are too cautious to talk about a turning point, but the fire here has stabilised enough for president macron to visit teste—de—buch today to congratulate the crews. translation: we know the - weaknesses in the management of this forest. we have to make it grow again, but with different rules and precautions. you can see how unstable the situation is even from the forest road. the soil still smouldering, the clearance crews still at work. this is what it takes to stop the fires — a corridor 300 metres wide, cleared of all trees, all fuel for the flames. but firefighters say the fires could still leap across this corridor if the winds in the wrong direction. and for those now waiting out the fire in shelters, fears will linger long after the flames are out. i think it's a global problem for everybody and in the future, yes, it could be the case for other regions or other countr

europe. officials in spain and portugal now say more than 300 people had died because of extreme heat. wildfires are continuing to spread with more than 1a,000 people evacuated from parts of south—westndent reports. a co nsta nt a constant battle being fought in spain, portugal, greece and france. sometimes, the flames are contained. sometimes, the flames are contained. sometimes, they are not. in france, it has driven people from their homes. to shelter in the shade of an evacuation centre. trans— they tell me to leave but i wanted to stay so they give me five minutes to pack. i've been staying here since wednesday afternoon. she worries for her house and then spot something. the water bombers flying towards her village. this road leads straight there. we go in with the fire service. it is a restricted zone, smoke hangs like mist in the woods and ever shifting and growing adversary. me and ever shifting and growing adversary-— and ever shifting and growing adversa . ~ , . , , . adversary. we see a big difference with climate _ adversary. we see a big difference with climate change. _ adversary. we see a big difference with climate change. it _ adversary. we see a big difference wit

are continuing to spread, with more than ili,000 people being evacuated from parts of south west france. our europe shade of an evacuation centre. translation: they told me to leave, but i wanted to stay, _ so they came a second time and gave me five minutes to pack. i've been staying here since wednesday afternoon. she worries for her house, and then spots something. water bombers flying towards her village of cazaux. this road leads straight there. we go in with the fire service. it's a restricted zone. smoke hangs like mist in the woods, an ever—shifting and growing adversary. translation: we see a big difference with climate change. _ we can see that the soil has become drier and drier. for us, the wildfires are the most dangerous. this road, which leads up to the evacuated village of cazaux, is closed off, and what they are really trying to do here is stop the fire from spreading from this side of the road to this side of the road, but the winds have just picked up a little and we've been told we have got to leave. these forests and nearby beaches are a huge tourist attraction, but for some, t

russia, 300 year relationship with the west, is rapidly coming to an end. russia shipping attention to the east and global south rushes gauge. the west in spring 2022. europe began closing ports to russian vessels, one after another. the sanctions package bombs, russian flag vessels from entering you port. belgium, vulgar, rarely sweeney. a romania lead announced that there would be 2 russian ships. russian vessels carrying. guess i'll call a covers visor is similar decision was taken by canada and later by the united states. ah ah ah, siberia is a very young nuclear powered ice breaker finishing touches completed. she leaves the baltic shipyard and set sail for her new home port of a shell. immediately get to work in the arctic oceans, leading marine convoys through the ice. for the promotion with dish got the most of the heat mcdermott, i'm hoping she'll fill them all the local issue which is part of the woman's position a project she'd have. but if someone would only but she was was wrong. of course. going to leave when she was gonna leave us your order. a lunch for family are about to show up until the left homes go bar virginia you my skin with that h

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south in europe towards the not indeed, as you've just seen from your switches there, that we've had intense heat done in the south western parts of europe. so mainly spain and portugal also north west africa with that is basically going to start lifting its way north, over this weekend and into early next week. and it's a few factors behind it. as mentioned, also not report its been exceptionally dry to the ground is very, very dry, very easy to burn. but that's also good for transporting the heat. and then also maintaining its intensity all the way to places like northern france, even in places like northern england and all the way up to scotland. for example, we've got basically a perfect weather pattern for delivering this heat. also the surface conditions are just primed to break those records. as we said, even higher temperature, as i expected in the coming days, are the forest fires that are happening likely to continue through summer? yeah, we do get wild fires quite regularly across the mediterranean, especially throughout summer, but we've seen in the trend and increasing intensity and more kind of wide spread nature of these fires, especially in the last few decades. so y

geography determined the infrastructure to change the direction of supply from east-west to north-south in central europeill take several years and a lot of money, but in our case time is more important than five six or seven years. we have to ask a question. can whether we replace russian gas or russian oil, which is necessary for our country to function and the answer is no, the german government is sorting out options for helping the country's largest gas importer for this handelets was the one, but is ready to buy up to a quarter of a uni-peer share for about 150 million euros and additionally provide from three to 5 billion euros already without receiving shares and voting rights in the company, the specific structure of assistance depends on how much its nefer can raise prices for the consumer, the newspapers say. president of the u.s.a is considering removing only part of the tariffs on chinese imports, according to the politics world newspaper, and will affect goods with a trade volume of 10 billion dollars a year, and the current tariffs extend to 3070 billion. the biden administration is also i

fi talking about the south—west of england. in southern europes evacuations of residents and tourists. we have seen some terrible pictures. france evacuated more than 1a,000 people in the south—west, while fires also spread in spain, croatia and greece. authorities in portugal say its fires are contained for now but 659 people — most of them elderly — have died from the heat over the past week. that is just in portugal. is this hot weather approaches, how worried should we be? how will it challenge us in the next couple of days? joining me now is professor richard betts, who is a climate scientist with the met office. thank you for coming out. you have your bottle of water, you are prepared. living the message. 0ur inbox has quite a few messages from people saying it is the summer, it is a bit hot for a couple of days and then it will be back to normal. i was just overreacting? i and then it will be back to normal. i was just overreacting?— and then it will be back to normal. i was just overreacting? i was 'ust overreacting? i would say this i wa

europe. wetter, windy weather, freshening things up. welcome rainfall there for the north west pushing up towards scandinavia. further south, still plenty of heat were into the thirty's once again. 39 celsius, therefore madrid and political southern parts of europe. by the time we come to monday, haddaway to cause a good part of the north west into scandinavia, part of germany, and over to was the east. ah, a bone vehicles harvesting every pick. you take every click, you make pulling everything to all the waves. most of the time to watch the watch with ah ah, welcome by a look at the main stories are following now as than 24 hours off to moscow and keep sign deals to unblock grain exports from ukraine. southern ports equated military says russia is attack the nations main port in odessa, turkey, which broke fridays agreement along with you and says, russian officials deny having anything to do with the missile strikes. well, health organization is declared the monkey box outbreak, a global health emergency. this is the highest allergic, an issue director general ted ross, gabrielle sauce made the decision after a panel of experts fail t

europe. in south—west france thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes.other news, four candidates remain in the race to be the next conservative leader — and prime minister. another vote takes place today. 2.5 million public sector workers will find out today about the pay rise they'll be getting this year. and could you soon be allowed to get wed in your back garden? a change in the law is set to give couples more say over wedding venues and ceremonies in england and wales. the uk is set to experience its hottest day on record today, with temperatures expected to reach up to 41 or 42 degrees celsius. the met office red extreme heat warning is still in place covering much of central, northern, and south—east england — which means there's a risk to life. temperatures are already pushing towards yesterday's high of 38.1 degrees celsius, which was recorded in suffolk — just shy of the all—time record, 38.7 degrees in 2019. the met office has already tweeted that last night was the hottest ever recorded in the uk, with temperatures failing to fall below 25 d

europe. it's thought to have caused more than 1,000 deaths so far in portugal and spain. and in south—westr 16,000 people have been evacuated, as wildfires caused by the heat, continue to spread. with more, here's our europe correspondent, jessica parker. a constant battle being fought in spain, portugal, greece and here in south—western france, where, in gironde, today... oh, la, la! ..the blaze reached the shore. it's driven people from their homes to shelter in the shade of an evacuation centre. translation: they told me to leave, but i wanted to stay, _ so they came a second time and gave me five minutes to pack. i've been staying here since wednesday afternoon. voila. she worries for her house, and then spots something. canadairs — water bombers flying towards her village of cazaux. this road leads straight there. we go in with the fire service. it's a restricted zone. smoke hangs like mist in the woods, an ever—shifting and growing adversary. translation: we see a big difference with climate change. _ we can see that the soil has become drier and drier. for us, the wildfires are the

our europe correspondence jessica parker has been to south—west of bordeaux.is stretch of coast is a huge attraction for holiday—makers. but five campsites were destroyed in the blaze. we have climbed to the top of the famous landmark here, and if you look out towards the sea it is beautiful. but look towards the land and you see smoke rising from the forests and just below, the burnt out wreckage of what was a campsite. it feels apocalyptic. just over a week ago, people were enjoying their holidays here. then the flames came and everyone was evacuated. belongings abandoned. you can see what a rush they were in. this area may be clear enough forjournalists to be let in briefly but not far off the fight goes on. we to be let in briefly but not far off the fight goes on.— to be let in briefly but not far off the fight goes on. we are waiting for the fire. _ the fight goes on. we are waiting for the fire, to _ the fight goes on. we are waiting for the fire, to stop _ the fight goes on. we are waiting for the fire, to stop it _ the fight goes on. we are waiting fo

southern europe is burning from portugal to turkey forest fires in france have reached unprecedented proportions. only in the department of ronda in the south-westhe country almost 8,000 hectares of forest burned down in 4 days, and more than 11,000 were evacuated from the areas engulfed in fire. local residents and tourists in europe, this summer has already surpassed the sultry summer of 2018 in terms of catastrophicity . in spain, dry cargo has caused a firestorm. in the place concerning in the province. valencia the smell of burning pines and rosemary wafted through the streets of the township. the flame destroyed here, er, 1300 hectares, catching vineyards, the wine industry of spain suffers losses. fire. ruining the harvest earlier, the fire of the servants blocked the spread to the vineyards. miguel alienta himself. a glade in the south of europe can now catch fire from any caviar of the mediterranean in this year worries about the most severe drought. there is almost no rain, and against the background of heat, a drop, sometimes they do not have time to reach the ground and evaporate in the air. to give just a few examples in marseille f

wildfires are still raging in europe, in countries like spain, italy and greece. in france's south—westt macron has been to see the devastation caused by a wildfire that forced almost 40,000 people from their homes. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson was there and starts our coverage with this report. fire chiefs are too cautious to talk about a turning point, but the fire here has stabilised enough for president macron to visit teste—de—buch today to congratulate the crews. translation: we know the weaknesses - in the management of this forest. we have to make it grow again, but with different rules and precautions. you can see how unstable the situation is even from the forest road. the soil still smouldering, the clearance crews still at work. this is what it takes to stop the fires — a corridor 300 metres wide, cleared of all trees, all fuel for the flames. but firefighters say the fires could still leap across this corridor if the winds in the wrong direction. and for those now waiting out the fire in shelters, fears will linger long after the flames are out. i think it's a global p

europe. wetter and windier weather freshening things up. welcome rainfall there for the north west pushing up towards scandinavia . further south, still plenty of heat were into the thirty's once again. 39 celsius. therefore madrid and plenty hated or southern parts of europe. by the time we come to monday, haddaway to cause a good part of the north west into scandinavia, part of gemini, an over to was east. ah frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs, and you also contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the go to my security. and that creates a government, has no legitimacy in depth analysis of the data global headlines. this is going to be very hard to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, you know, it's actually got 2 members inside story on al jazeera blue. ah, hello again. this is al jazeera, let's remind you of the main news. the south world leaders have condemned russia after a missile strike on the cranium, port of odessa, but the future of great an export deal in doubt. rus

let's take you to the rest of europe now, and start with france, where fire crews in the south west of are battling to control wildfires spreading along the atlantic coast. tens of thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes near bordeaux. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson was at the scene and sent this report from one of the affected areas. in teste—de—buch, we drove towards the fire, following fire crews as they disappeared into the smoke. all around us, the forest still smouldered, waiting for a chance to reignite. you can really taste and smell the smoke in the air here. fire crews have been battling these fires for a week now, and while they're contained in parts, they're still not under control despite the drop in temperatures. you can see some of them still working over here. the key concern now is preventing any fresh fires from taking hold. they talk about an apocalypse here. last week, it was paradise. these campsites carry evidence of both. holiday memories spat out by the flames. the guests evacuated last week. translation: it�*s heartbreaking for the locals,

europe's heatwave intensifies, with wildfires forcing thousands to flee parts of south west france. the fire too was big, big, big, big and my friends woke me up and i was like, "ok, this is very serious. what do i take?" president biden wraps up his tour of the middle east, hoping to boost oil production, to cut global petrol prices. and ireland make history, becoming the first side in almost 30 years, to win a series against the all blacks, in new zealand. good evening. the government has held an emergency cobra meeting, to discuss how to respond to the record temperatures, expected to hit parts of the uk next week. a national emergency has already been declared, after the met office issued a red extreme heat warning for the very first time, meaning there's a risk to life. an amber warning has been announced for tomorrow, affecting parts of england and wales, and that extends to scotland on monday. then, the red warning will come into effect, across a large part of england. our correspondent, jon donnison has the very latest. it is without doubt weather for mr whippy, and at round

it looks like the focus and the warnings are further west in india, going out through good europe. they're heading towards the south of pakistan, that pakistan has wednesdays and fridays. we're going back into the wet phase again . and friday is going to provide some, i think, flood father, with the heaviest rain anywhere but by the time gets in the day it will still be hanging around in the south. and karachi having suffered wet weather a couple of days ago, you get it back again on friday. cats ha, airway official airline of the journey. housing has become a commodity instead of a human rights, mag, you some people the ability to take advantage of others, the elite feel free to violate basic laws, the working classes that have lost a lot of ground in our society. a un special reporter on adequate housing travels the world, investigating a global crisis that people are evicted to clear the way for investors and properties too often left empty. push a witness documentary on al jazeera. oh ah, welcome back here working out as a reminder, our top story is this, our, you as president joe biden, an israeli prime minist

talkedded to the foreign minister, talked to the president, i realize that the west -- the civilized world, europe and america and southes like that, aha we've pledged a lot, but we've just got to ramp up our support. if we don't get the weapons this quickly, russia will continue their relentless march into ukraine. it won't just be the east ukraine and the ports that go, it will be a lot of the west of ukraine and, ultimately, the whole of ukraine. and it's going to cost a fortune to push them back out again. so now's the time that we've just got to get weapons there so they can hold the line. liz: a lot of weapons are have already gone there, and already what many would consider an enormous amount has been spent. but guess what? an enormous number of lives have been lost in horrific situation. what was the one thing that compelled you most, that struck you most about what you saw on the ground? >> oh, just the incredible bravery of the ukrainian people. they're, i mean, when you say a lot of weapons have already gone, there's something that for every 10, 15 weapons that the russians have, heavy got 1. so it's really

europe. these pictures in from france, around bordeaux, in the south—west of france.after a night of this? what is i happening inside us? normally, at night, our body temperature will reduce. and really warm days like this, a lot of it depends on infrastructure. we are not used to this heat. this is extreme heat. bodies are struggling to regulate images to temperature overnight. we have an ideal temperature and we have an ideal temperature and we have lots of mechanisms by people know about sweating and quit breathing to try to regulate that. if the body is struggling, you get tired and cannot get comfortable. lots of tips to help when it is warm, like putting on a fan. keeping curtains and blinds closed during the day, especially on sand facing windows. open them in the evening to help the ventilation. take off the vessel is that there have been cotton sheets. you can sleep naked or with ben cutting clothing, all of that will help. a cool bowl of water with it in front of a fan to get cool air on with it in front of a fan to get coolair on you. with it in front of a

could save as many as three pets in charleston, south carolina, austin west ball ktvu, fox two news. wildfires are burning across parts of southern europen an unusual heat wave. at least 6000 people were evacuated from campsites south of bordeaux, france were to forest fires burn more than 4000 acres of land. fires are also burning in spain and portugal were drought in temperatures are over 100 degrees in helping to drive the flames. already there's are the temperatures from today a little cooler in the north bay than it was yesterday. kind of mild the last few days we had to hot days and then we got a couple of days like this. with temperatures pretty pleasant, really, and very helpful to firefighting concerns and air quality concerns. right so that's today . tomorrow is going to warm up a couple of degrees, but not a whole lot. and then it warms a little further into the weekend, but it's incremental, warm up. look at the depth of that marine layer that tells you a lot right there now. it's not going to be that deep tomorrow, but i believe that sutro tower. i think that's sutra sticking through right there. so it's up over 1500 ft. wh

well, this as wildfires continue to spread in southern europe as the heatwave there intensifies. more fires have broken out in south—westugal, more than 300 people have died as a result of the extreme heat. bethany bell reports from malaga, in southern spain. almost 3000 people have been evacuated from their homes. when we arrived there, a new fire had just broken out in the woods. helicopters keep circling this area, trying to put out the fires and you can see just how close they've got to the built—up areas. all of these villas along here have been evacuated because the fire is just too close for comfort. 0n the road we met sharon, who's from england. she lives nearby with her daughter valentina. their home is safe but they were out trying to round up pets and animals who were left behind when their owners fled. we're supposed to help, you know, see if anyone needs any help evacuating. especially the animals, a lot of animals get left behind. frightened, yes. when we first saw the fire yesterday because they thought it was coming to our house and we were just shaking, petrified, because we have a lot of animals in our

most of which in europe, in fact much of the northern hemisphere continues to swelter under intense heat. in south—westters that have been spreading along the atlantic coast, the west side of france. more than 30,000 people have been evacuated already from bordeaux. large areas of forest have been utterly destroyed. we have more on the website. thank you for watching. hello there. monday's heat was extraordinary, not least because it covered a really wide area. 38.2 celsius the highest temperature recorded at santon downham in suffolk, very close to the all—time uk record. jersey had its hottest day on record. wales had its hottest day on record as well, and with this met office red warning for extreme heat still in force through tuesday, some places could see temperatures get even higher than that. because we start tuesday morning in a wedge of exceptionally hot air. this is actually the air overhead. the hottest it will have been throughout the whole of this heatwave period. so as the sun gets to work on that, after starting temperatures like these, well, those values will really start to rise very q

spain and then the fire can take all of it _ in south—west france, thousands of people have been evacuated from campsite near the tallest sand dune in europease. a restaurant and houses reduced to ashes. on monday, hot air will sweep from europe to southern england, and wales. temperatures could reach a0 celsius. that should be a 100—300 year i went and we presume it could be by 2100. we predict it could be one in 50 in years. it's about the emissions path we choose as a species. is climate change fears mount, experts predict temperatures will keep rising unless the cuts are made to emissions. meanwhile, the uk government is working closely with the health service as the country prepares for disruption to its transport system, schools and workplaces. as mark reported — preparations are taking place in the uk to deal with the potential health effects caused by the extreme heat. the british government will meet this afternoon in an emergency cobra session — which is a high—level ministerial meeting — to discuss the heatwave. here's graham satchell. temperatures in the coming days will be brutal. monday could be the hottest day in british his

temperature-related deaths rise southern europe burns from portugal to turkey forest fires in france have reached unprecedented proportions. only in the department of ronda in the south-west8,000 hectares of forest burned down in 4 days and more than 11,000 local residents and tourists in europe were evacuated from areas engulfed in fire, whether the current catastrophe has already surpassed the sultry summer of 2018. in spain, dry cargo has caused a firestorm. in the place concerning in provinces. valencia the smell of burning pines and rosemary wafted through the streets of the township. the flame destroyed here, uh, 1300 hectares, catching the vineyards - it is the branches of spain that suffer losses from the fire. loves the harvest earlier, the servant's fire spread to the vineyards. san meguel. yes, aliens in the south of europe can now catch fire. from any spark , the mediterranean is experiencing a severe drought this year, there is almost no rain, and against the background of the heat, drops sometimes do not have time to reach the ground and evaporate in the air. i will give just a few examples in marseille fell only 15 mm. precipitation from the beginning of ma