it's southern spain's largest tourist destination, and for good reason.s and museums, it's also where you can find a very unique bar, sit in an historic islamic bathhouse dating back to the days al—andalus, or muslim spain. it's one of the few places you can see original 12th century moorish decoration, like this, still in situ. still to come on the travel show — we're day tripping in the scottish highlands. i'm not going to say there is or there isn't a creature in loch ness, but i have seen some strange phenomenon on the water. and could this be the next must—see destination for the more adventurous travellers among us? now, everything isjust even more busy than 2019. all the hotels are completely booked and cruise ships are back. so, don't go away. with restrictions relaxed, i'm travelling across the uk to see how the country's top attractions are doing, to meet the people getting as excited about travel again and hear their plans for the new normal. this time, i'm in the scottish highlands. hello from inverness, the northernmost city in the uk and the

please tell me when you left for spain .t your well-considered decision or was it the circumstances that made you choose this particular country? in fact, when i am asked why spain in particular and why we left here well, we're just saying that well, that's how it happened because, in fact, we only went to western ukraine for two weeks to wait and return home, and it turned out that i've been living in spain for almost six months and it was an ill-considered decision, it's just... because i don't know, there was no other way out, there were many options, but for some reason we were drawn to spain the most. ugh, tell me, we left. i just wanted to ask how the path turned out. yes, the path was very interesting, because i think it was the most difficult decision in my life. we started our way on the 26th. and on the 24th, it all started. on the 26th, my friend called me in the morning and said that masha is here. my brother is going to western ukraine. they went with me. it seems to me that in 10 minutes i collected my my anxio

in spain, the national talent competition drak was held.otal of eight such beauties came from all over spain; certificates from 100 euros to one and a half thousand were played out. popular with tourists and young children watching. this is the tenth national track competition. queen of the carnival of angels from 2022, in addition to the splendor of the spectacle. this competition is of international interest, including tourists, as they say carnival angelas is a colorful performance. we are the sundra contestants who will perform tonight. good evening. how are you? i am from murcia. this is incredible art on an incredible level. i don't know under what number i will perform, but i see that on our earth there is a very, very much that. it's great. sexy i want to introduce you to all the trequins who performed tonight. thank you all very much tractor 2022. hooray for news of surrealism there not far from this

spain knees. and he thought i was going to say the independent movement, so the youth unemployment. and i said these countries not having babies and you're not going to have a kingdom, there's not going to be people in your kingdom. there's not going to be people in spain. and indeed, very say, very, the only reason there's people in spain is thanks to immigrants and massive immigration. by the way, i'm oversee 40 migration. i'm a m. m immigrant. everywhere i've been any migrant in the us, an immigrant in spain, but and i speak as an immigrant. but having said these, i don't think the solution to a gun tree can be to have your need, the population disappear and only have immigrants. i mean, i think the solution has to be some combination of more babies and migrants. the only institutions that have decided the bay for their freesin. are they state of israel? an apple phase spoke microsoft, google, all the largest us corporates, the also be for free seen. so i think it's quite interesting that, that

christa uncovering the past there in spain.kong. not ancient ruins this time, but clues as to how to win the game of mahjong. that traditional chinese test of skill and cunning, but one time looked in danger of disappearing because young people there seem more interested in gazing at their smartphones rather than outwitting their opponents at the mahjong table. as carmen found out, the game is now enjoying something of a resurgence, so we sent her to pick up some tips. some say the game of mahjong was invented by confucius himself. others, by chinese fishermen around 1,000 years ago. whatever its roots, it is massive in hong kong. it's pretty serious business which is why am trying to keep my voice down. but if you can watch a game in progress, it's a great way of getting under the skin of the city. the basics are actually very simple. the winner is the first to collect four sets of three and a pair. but it still takes a bit of figuring out. i get confused with the win. it's very difficult if you don't speak cantonese. it's a v

well, the spring or jiggle in spain were basically competing with each other. but that would be the treaty of troy to see us, he set down the rules of the game. this was one of the 1st time that a diplomatic treaty was signed up to avoid a war with gary rather than after a violent conflict. those items equal dislike, it's being stored, leaving. see grandma had the look at will cut out what she got emma slain. vince wanted to open a maritime route to india and this ice island now part of indiana latoya gonna see a lot more of a malacca. we're a veritable paradise for spice us. if you it was the only place to find clothes, but the rarest him was expensive. spice of all open loss is 50 years in a monthly basis for the most profitable commodity of the transition from medieval times to the modern age. so much if you wanted to make a fortune yolando you had to trade in spices of anthony while i yes, the sooner said he goes to gales a meal gives you the portuguese had already reached monica, and today's malaysia shand advanced as far as them a lucas division and 50 no

and it is always been portugal in spain were basically competing with each other to see the treaty up toward the sea. us, he set down the rules of the game. this was one of the 1st time that a diplomatic treaty was signed up to avoid the war with rather than after a violent conflict. those 2 items equal dislike in the in store leaving c global had the look at will cut out what she gl maintenance wanted to open a maritime route to india on the spice island. now, part of indiana latoya on is a lot more. i'm a lack of we're a veritable paradise for spices. if you it was the only place to find clothes, but the rarest him was expensive. the spice of all robot last is 50 years in him only by says were the most profitable commodity in transition from medieval times to the modern age. so much if you wanted to make a fortune to london, you had to trade in spices of anthony while we are just as soon as he goes to gales and meal gives you the portuguese had already reached malacca and today's malaysia shand advanced as far as the ma lucas, in 15 o 9 mule magellan was all ready in this part of th

are you one of them in spain? gilbert was even planning to compete against the other naval superpower, portugal or whatever. i casita cassandra magellan managed to hire many supporters, relatives and acquaintances, yours, but the spanish crown also made sure would have sufficient loyal followers on board . among them, officers like one they got diana, the article was a wonderful but it good and you to ensure that all orders would be followed garbage for. suit was over you. he was her cousin, a javelin, was the only captain general. so there had to be some one on hand to control him to a certain extent. when a minute, when a barrel on the katerina was appointed co commander, both men had to reach agreement over every important decision when it got gwinnett, although magellan retained slightly more authority as sole captain general any of this amendment was a source of friction. he's got to go to copy then canada. yes, it could own conflict. and as we know the relationship between magellan and cut the hand that wasn

i mean this how 1030 in spain is currently undergoing its 8th covered wave. but incidence in the over sixty's has now dropped to $400.00 cases per 100000 people. the same rate as before, the lifting of restrictions hospitalizations have also significantly decreased. the spanish government has announced that the 4th vaccination campaign will start in autumn. however, the new vaccines have to be adapted to the latest variance of the virus. experts are also warning that the global vaccination rate will play an important role in how the pandemic develops, and that a close eye should be kept on new mutations. a for grew up on the future of the cobra. 19 pandemic. well, also depend very much on the overall development in the world, in the sense that the entire world population has to be vaccinated at 80. okay. yeah, o'clock. if the virus continues to reproduce and other parts of the world, they'll always be the possibility of variance that escaped immunity that's been generated. i put together identity. you ended up at a monia canada to veto. so cannot monica. it i

iam i am uncovering ancient treasures among spain's leaving sandringham.s is a melting pot of cultures, and all of those people have left this archaeological site which is perfectly intact on the millennia. the northernmost city. here is a clue stop the site is really significant. castles that happen burned, besieged, rebuilt. scots, robert the bruce have all had connections with this place. and why greenland is becoming a bucket list destination at the top of the world. we decided on greenland. the reason was to experience climate change at the height of it, so to speak. the huge sand dunes of southern spain are some of the largest in europe. and yet they remain relatively unknown, even amongst the most explored travellers, with even fewer people are aware of the treasures concealed beneath the moving sands. i am meeting eddie, a writer and travel journalist who specialises in uncovering hidden places. she is going to guide me off the beaten track to find out more about the living sand dunes of southern spain. where are you taking me today? we are taking

and elizabeth were the control center of the seafaring races between spain and portugal. it would go old humans could do obviously, any information obtained by either side was a closely guarded secret. what about that global zeal? climate were by fierce cash were presented. let him lead to his to put out of the contract. it's astonishing to see the similarities with the arms race and the space race between the former soviet union and the united states and canada brother. and that is really done in both cases. it was about military dominance, you political and military prestige. and of course, financial interests and i'm getting to the screen with, by the time we get to the 20th century with a mass knowledge about the world, it's matt, we know it's land in water masses, you know, and the new frontier is face a premier for the 1st milestone has attained in 1957 when the soviet union launched as it but one. it became the 1st artificial satellite hood in the space to orbit the earth vienna. that was a crushing blow for the united states. socially up, there were several more m

after 2 years, people in spain returned to everyday life. some welcome that he was not mentality the yankees had her. suddenly i'm happy that the situation has been normalized transpose us because this disease is going to be staying with us for life. im yes with hey miss. lucky that you are able to be. of course we have to be careful. oh, but it's time for us to return to our daily lives. normal. yes, yes, no, it's fun to treat kobe like another flu, a the law or model. others remain more cautious, difficulty and if you go can you. i think we are all aware that the disease is natural, that it hasn't gone away completely well. so we have to be careful when we mix with others like another glass ah, the relaxation of restrictions in spain took place when the less aggressive b a to omicron sub variant was predominant. this didn't put pressure on the health system, but was it too soon? or after it either yes or model, it was risky in way an argued olivia ah, nobody in europe had done it yard. i'm it, i'm a close out of a mosque. but with hindsigh

after 2 years, people in spain returned to everyday life. some welcome that already it was not meant debreto. jak is ha ha. suddenly i'm happy that the situation has been normalized hospice house because this disease is going to be staying with us for life. im yes, miss. lucky that guy. but of course we have to be careful, got it all, but it's time for us to return to our daily lives. normally, it's just not it's fun to treat covered like another flu. a. the law on more than others remain more cautious. they go young. if they go, can you hear me? i think we are all aware that the disease is natural, that it hasn't gone away completely well. so we have to be careful when we mix with others like 11th, organized, ah, the relaxation of restrictions in spain took place when the less aggressive b, a 2 oma cramped sub variant was predominant. this didn't put pressure on the health system, but was it too soon? or after a veto is yes, the more the it was risky and away maggie is olivia. ah, nobody in europe had done it yard. i'm it. i'm a close out o

spain, so that was great. —— to kenya — spain, so that was great. —— to kenya we _ spain, so that washe average| this. i can imagine the average american — this. i can imagine the average american thinking _ this. i can imagine the average american thinking about - this. i can imagine the average american thinking about where they're — american thinking about where they're going _ american thinking about where they're going to _ american thinking about where they're going to go— american thinking about where they're going to go to - american thinking about where they're going to go to the - they're going to go to the sunrnrer _ they're going to go to the summer-— summer. crosstalk emily called - summer. crosstalk emily called it - summer. crosstalk | emily called it national self—delusion. i emily called it national self-delusion.- emily called it national self-delusion. i was 'ust lookingfi self-delusion. i was 'ust looking at i self-delusion. i was 'ust looking at the idea h self-delusion. i wasjust looking at the idea of i self-delusion. i wasjust| looking at the idea of the average

they wanted to expand their operations to spain.re are a lot of advantages, because there are people very kind to other people who would like to start business here. so, it's not spain like madrid and other huge cities. we can't just come for, i don't know, one year, and take the money from the market and go away. we would like to build very huge business here. reporter: today, they're visiting their new office spaces for the first time. it's a welcome distraction from the war back at home and their fear for their loved ones. their ukrainian colleague magdalina shpak can relate. she's been living in cariÑo for many years. and she's put dozens people in touch with locals. magdalina: there's a very big difference between refugees and migrants. migrants leave their country because they want to. they want to. they plan things and decide where to live. refugees don't have that luxury. they just head off without anything. reporter: olga strelnyk returned to ukraine after the war broke out. she had to fetch her children, 16-year-old hordey

they wanted to expand their operations to spain.re are a lot of advantages, because there are people very kind to other people who would like to start business here. so, it's not spain like madrid and other huge cities. we can't just come for, i don't know, one year, and take the money from the market and go away. we would like to build very huge business here. reporter: today, they're visiting their new office spaces for the first time. it's a welcome distraction from the war back at home and their fear for their loved ones. their ukrainian colleague magdalina shpak can relate. she's been living in cariÑo for many years. and she's put dozens people in touch with locals. magdalina: there's a very big difference between refugees and migrants. migrants leave their country because they want to. they want to. they plan things and decide where to live. refugees don't have that luxury. they just head off without anything. reporter: olga strelnyk returned to ukraine after the war broke out. she had to fetch her children, 16-year-old hordey

uncovering the past in spain.nt ruins about clues as to how to win the game marginal. that chinese test of skill and cunning one—time looked in danger of disappearing because young people that seem more interested in gazing at their smart phones rather than outputting their opponents at the marginal table. as carmen found out, the game is enjoying a resurgence that we send her to pick up some tips. some say the game of margin was invented by confucius himself. others by chinese fishermen around 1,000 years ago. whatever its roots, it is massive in hong kong. it's pretty serious business which is why am trying to keep my voice down but if you can watch a game in progress it's a great way of getting under the skin of the city. the basics are simple. the winner is the first to collect four sets of three and a pair. but it still takes a bit of figuring out. i get confused with the win. it's very difficult if you don't speak cantonese. it’s very difficult if you don't speak cantonese.- very difficult if you don't speak

that expert say the situation in spain is under control for now. and that prevention remains the best weapon to combat the unpredictable virus healing. and now our science update the coven studies making headlines. so you had covet 19 and have felt fatigued or short of breath ever since. 4 weeks, maybe even month. it's probably already occurred to you that those are classic signs of long cove. it but maybe you noticed other symptoms as well, like that you're losing a lot of hair or that your sex life is suffering according to this study. those can also be symptoms of long cove it and they occur a lot more often than you might think. for this study, the research is mind a huge british database. they compared information provided by around half a 1000000 people who tested positive for cove at 19. but weren't hospitalized with data from close to 2000000 people who had no prior indications of infection. the study is too big. goals were a, to determine the most common lunk of its symptoms and be to pin down who is most in danger of ending up a long haul

as a case, a magellan went to spain and became a subject of carlos the 1st name a domain don't get to that yet time the bill was evolving into a cosmopolitan city. when many foreigners came to make money, which was the city of maternity drapes, mona, and lie. ferris e. i am magellan found a cosmo. prefer a someone who can supply his project with the necessary scientific conti, graphical knowledge, posterior praia, magellan and his navigator, roo. if i lay arrow offered to provide proof that the ma lucas were within the castilian demarcation as agreed of the treaty of tore to see us. and that they would find a route to get there other than the one used by the portuguese, through a straight that they knew for m a gauge adena. magellan had already traveled to india during these trips law by studied cartography. with francisco, alameda, and alfonso, albuquerque, did he gained crucial new argument by which he basically handed over to portugal arch rival spain. portugal tried to stop the expedition lodge, please. so severe. ill, he said ill and elizabeth were the control center douglas, sea

more indirect support in france and spain? has she decided that it's in russia's interests for france and spain to prevail or she simply trying to redefine customary international in a law which would be horrible for the british because? their interpretation of international law is not based on her concept of neutral rights or natural law, but on self-interest and the right to national security. that's how they fight their wars. it's how they plan to fight the wars. it's they will fight their wars and. if catherine changes the nature of international law, the understanding of international law, then britain's entire naval strategy from then and into the future will be a violation of international law. so they can't that either the diplomatic channels are humming britain's got great spies all over the world. so they know they know what's going on. the conversations between ambassadors in-country and their own ambassadors and the courts in denmark, sweden, norway and so on. but not norway. it's part of denmark, right? or sweden.

spain is also im complicated for everyone. spain is also vying for _ complicated for everyone.ted for everyone. spain is also vying for top spot in - complicated for everyone. spain is also vying for top spot in the - complicated for everyone. spain is| also vying for top spot in the group and they meet tomorrow and whales are relegated after defeats at home to poland and we've heard all about england's plight so far in the nation and will keep half an eye on the olympic stadium and the only team apart from england who have not scored a goal, they are not scored a goal that offer year and that being said, they face estonia tonight and they letting on that is a record up for grabs. you might assume all 20 clubs will be paying the staff of real living wage. think again. the bbc investigation finds that they are unable to confirm that all employees, including some staff repaid the real living wage. and they have been out for more on this. we consider during the summer the record spending from premier league clubs and the aesthetics concrete here. �* 3, , clubs and the aesthetics c

catalonia once again raises the issue of independence from spain, the head of the government of the region reorganized, announced his intention to hold a new referendum, and the previous self-determination of autonomy was held in october 2017 . 90% of its participants voted for secession from spain however, madrid declared the plebiscite illegal, led direct rule and dissolved the parliament, this time declared eragones with a referendum to be held with approval. madrid, which will ensure the recognition of the results of the vote, both within spain and internationally by the majority of spaniards. however, not until then. they are trying to cope with the rising cost of living. the price of the consumer basket in the country has risen by more than 15% since the last survey. this is a record for 34 years comparing prices for 239 products 95% of them have risen in price, especially for solar oil and margarine, the main factor in price growth has been electricity for the latter. it has grown in price by almost 50% for a year in belarus , the process of fodder procurement continues, special att

in spain. jane, thank you ve much tumultuous in spain. jane, thank you very much indeed. _ tumultuous you very much indeed. we will _ tumultuous in spain. jane, thank you very much indeed. we will keep i tumultuous in spain. jane, thank you very much indeed. we will keep a i very much indeed. we will keep a keen eye on that. the rugby league season reaches its climax this weekend. st. helens and leeds rhinos lead in the 25th super league grand slam. saints are looking for their fourth title in as many years, but have never beaten leeds in four previous attempts. the final summit is now entitled trapper —— old trafford. for both st. helens and leeds, the view from the top is familiar. reigning champions of st. helens, even the walls these days tell a tale of success. the club now looking to add a record four title in a row. champions again for the third year! there are fear who are more important in how and success, captainjames important in how and success, captain james robey. important in how and success, captainjames robey. this would be the 11th grand final of his extraordinary ca

my new initiative in spain is being rolled out. >> spain's national rail service is providing free railshort and medium distance routes all across the country and this will benefit people who travel regularly along the same route. the way it works is you buy your ticket for a specific routes and if you use that ticket at least 16 my -- 16 times between now at the -- and the end of the year, the cost will be refued. many cities are introducing major discounts on services such as buses and underground rail services and in madrid, those services are being discounted by 50%. these are parts by -- efforts by the left fist -- leftist government. this is not the first measure of its kind introduced by their government. we have a discount of -- at petrol pumps. mr. sanchez announced that his government is reducing the 18 -- v18. lewis: passengers could travel on a regional and local transport as much as they would like over the course of a month and this w very popular. 52 million tickets were sold and the government reduced petl prices but both schemes came to an end. >> it is not good and it

our correspondence in germany, france, italy, and spain explain how the german government has agreed on its biggest release package yet for citizens and companies facing the pain of soaring energy prices. after tough overnight negotiations on the weekend, the coalition partners decided to help vulnerable groups, including pensioners, students and people receiving social welfare support, as well as energy companies that depend on expensive imported fuel. the $65000000000.00 euro price tag will be paid in part by a new tax on windfall profits being reaped by other energy firms that depend on cheaper fuels such as cole. and meanwhile, the tireless energy diplomacy of germany's economics and climate minister robert havoc has succeeded in partially weaning this country off of russian natural gas. paris has now increased a fuel subsidy by $0.12 to $0.30 per liter. it is also kept electricity, price increases by revenue. my call has already warned that the end of abundance is near and that energy prices will eventually rise. according to polls, the french are willing to reduce their energy

, to run away with the last quarter and reach their 4th european final 6 tournaments . spain will face france to breeze past poland in the other semi final on sunday. and the women's bonus, the i got off to a record breaking start with frankfort hosting by on in front of $23000.00 fans most ever in league history game played at franklin stadium, got off to a quiet stop and picked up some pace in the 2nd half frank ford and by and traded jobs with bo go keepers stay busy and, and tens closing face. yet no one could find a winner. and it was the crowd that took the headlines. and with the women's bullets league underway, raining champions both spoke eyeing what would be their record 8th title, their juggernaut in women's football, and have recently pumped up their squad to another level. my colleagues from the w sports went to their training sessions to see for themselves. most books, women have high ambitions, the season and out for volkswagen, hungry to success, recent years of shy not and nothing will change that in the future. we always want to be challenging for titles being strengt

in 6 tournaments, spain will face france who defeated poland in the other semi final. on sunday. the women's wonders legal has got off to a record breaking. start with frankfort, hosting by an in front of 23000 fans the most ever in league history. the game played as deutscher bank park got up to a quiet start, but picked up some pace in the 2nd half frankfort, and by and treated jabs with both goalkeepers staying busy in an intense closing phase. yet no one could find a winner, and it was the crowd that took the headlines. and with the women's bundles legal underway, raining chaps, voice burger, i what could be their record, 8th title. there also force in the, in the international game and a find, find on additional talent. my colleagues from d. w. sports intervals brooks training session to see for themselves. more of sports. women have high ambitions. the season head out for both spag are hungry to success. recent years of china and nothing will change that in the future, we always want to be challenging for titles being. they strengthen the squat with 5 new signings, includin

if only he lived in the thirties in spain and heard in the weather report. famous sacramental phrase spain cloudless sky as you know, this was the signal to start a coup d'etat the side of general franco he would take up arms, and on whose side was the side of the democratically elected his government of spain of that time or the foreign putists. in my opinion. he was on the side of the path of the clean, because today he supports just the same path of the clean on the territory of ukraine. thus, putin essentially reminded the barrel in absentia. in which state, not so long ago, the power belonged to the real fascists themselves spaniards remember the times of the generalissimo. of course, they do not like franco, but right now, historically, parallels beg, especially clearly confirmed by the genius. he just speaks with his tongue and a great specialist in this area. so president putin spoke about the quality of the burl after the politician's statement, and we saw appeals to fascist russia. uh, the heads of european, diplomacy defeat russia on the battlefield, a strange diplomatic s

here in berlin, those germany faced off against powerhouse spain, following their upset quarter final victory over greece. and despite fantastic showing from germany's dennis schroeder, spain fall back from a double digit deficit, to run away with the last quarter and reach their 4th european final. in 6 tournaments, spain will face france, who breeze past poland in the other semi final on sunday women's. buddha's legal got off to a record breaking. start with frankfort, holding hosting by an in front of 23000 fans and most ever in league history. the game played, the deutscher bank park got off to a quiet start, but picked up some pays in the 2nd half frankfort and bye, and traded jabs with both goalkeeper staying busy in an intense closing face. yet no one could find a winner, and it was a crowd that took the headlines. and with the women's windows legal underway, raining champs volt burger, eyeing what would be their record, 8th title bearing also and of force in the international game and have signed on additional talent. my colleagues from d w support went to a false burg trainin

and so far as the spanish context is concerned, because spain says that it has its volume of l. n. g, that's liquefied natural gas i delivered by ship from russia has increased over the course of the summer. so the suggestion that a cap will be placed on the price of that gas mice, in theory, as you say, involve some risk for russia. but it might also involve some risk for spain and with the european union, because they're all looking this be clear of our says all sorts of different european governments and the usa institutions themselves are looking for ways to reduce their dependency on russian gas. so perhaps it might be perceived by some as a helpful move, but clearly would also be seen as a hindering move in moscow. now german chance that we'll have cells is calling for a pipeline from portugal through spain and france. how realistic an idea is that and could it make your less reliance on russia? the pipeline concerned is referred to as the mid cat pipeline. and speaking several weeks ago now on the 11th of august, all of shots, the german chancellor suggested that the extensi