but even in exile in tunisia, there was no getting away from the islamists. he responded through art creating a comic character that made him known throughout the arab world. movies on i came to nicea 12 years ago. so i know too, nicea before and after the revolution and right after the revolution with the rise of the islam. i created the figure of your hair, i would have it because because i'm from algeria i had experienced how the rise of these limits, transformed all of society was all the mechanisms by which they penetrate the society local too much. so this was a natural reaction to so i created the figure of the little salad to want to newton's at the danger of is the migration of it with the means of my disposal. she does. the son is asher one but into nisha. in particular, the message of the little salad fest did not get through at 1st. some tunisians were still toxic, aided by the success of the revolution. others were busy with the everyday struggle for survival. they can't cause you to be all we need to do is i had in 2011 have come true. show me b

his death sent shock waves through tunisia for many. it was the signal for a revolution also for his cousin kaya. and this is why you need to set up the company. so you that the mom, it's the trigger for all of us. we were no longer afraid. we will all angry, can humble bodies. so the, there were many reasons to start a revolution and then this happened. she's up the day after mohammed boys easy set himself a light people and cd seed took to the streets. the victim had been one of their own. mm. in the capital tunis, the ruling class realized too late, how explosive the situation had become in rural regions. the rich and powerful residing on the mediterranean coast, where an oligarchy that had emerged under tunisia as authoritarian president. ben ali had ruled the country with an iron fist since 1987. he promised tunisians prosperity, but his family and his friends ruthlessly exploited the country. mm. the news of mohammed was easy. death then reached the capital. the young man's active self immolation prompted people as soon as to hit

and then the unbelievable news. banashali had bled. tunisia for saudi arabia. vehicle on january 14th, we were all gathered in front of the interior ministry shouting, get out, get out, they, they get us. it was an unforgettable moment. hundreds of thousands of people on the demonstrators had 12 nations from all walks of life. united across the country proved that they were stronger than been ali. we want him get him. he's many people. within the space of a month, the uprising of cd was eat, had taken over the whole country and swept away the decades old dictatorship tunisia was the starting point of uprisings that gripped large parts of the arab world over the next few months. from algeria and egypt to jordan by rain, syria and yemen. in 17 countries, people took to the streets to demand bread, freedom and social justice. millions of people were taking their political destiny into their own hands, pushing back against corrupt regimes and authoritarian leaders. in egypt, the news of the fall of tunisian dictator ben ali rang alarm bells for president post name

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but tunisia, democratic system is working. a new president was elected in 2019 among those casting of vote at that time was lena ban ma henny, a well known activist author and blogger, who spoke out to demand social and economic reforms. in a 2019 interview, she told us that there is more to democracy than free elections was. let you. i would like to see the people of denisia achieve all the goals that we had after the revolution, dignity and prosperity. so important is the call now, and we also have to work our way out of the economic and social crises that we now need to. most tunisians are proud of their new democratic system. hardly any one wants to see a return to the dick tutorial. policies of president ban ali and was ousted in 2011 and many women have followed in the footsteps of lena ban henney, who died in 2020, at the age of 36 after a long illness. ah, poverty is widespread in tunisia is rural regions. few people have the money to buy farm land from the big landowners or the government. so many work as day laborers

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after the regimes in tunisia and egypt were toppled the people of syria dare to take to the street in march 2011 to demand freedom, dignity, and economic reforms started punishing the towns that are rebelling. so depriving them of all infrastructure or services. government services, let's say a waste management education. and then the, so aside was besieging the towns. that's where rebelling one by one. and so when i say besieging it means there's no water, there's no electricity, there's no food, there's nobody coming in or going out. wherever protests flared up, the regime isolated those who took part. this is holmes. one of the focal points of the uprising. the garbage wasn't picked up for weeks and the water supply was shut off. there was a growing danger of infectious disease outbreaks, hunger and holmes was widespread in 2011. through the sod had decided that if the residence in one area took to the streets, he would punish that entire neighborhood. i'm there, could we just sat in some days we have none which ards regime killed our children and our brothers and sisters why gover

which is home to the mobile banking giant in paisa, one of the biggest fin texts on the conference. tunisia there at number 5 given high marks for its business friendliness and nigeria at number 6. here's the thing about nigeria. it actually has the largest number of started on the content. they're not necessarily the evaluations and investment that you would see elsewhere . now for more on this we have to be correspond floors took war in logos. he's joining us for us. can you hear me? i think yes, i can. alright, terrific. what makes the lago start up scene so dynamic. well, 1st of all, they got has a very high population of the young people, the youngest population, across the continent. and from that where challenges i bound people always wants to find solutions. so because of how challenging me seems to be in a jury and young people are always coming up with several ideas, try to surprise solution not also make sure on the funds out on him. so, i mean, we saw very high. so people are driven to, to, to find employment by themselves. those who invent jobs, jobs by themselves. that's why i

the number two seed from tunisia beat watson in straight sets, 6—3 6—3.india dug in to draw their one off match on the final day in bristol. lydia campbell reports. india knew that to avoid defeat, they would need to bat well. the early signs were not good. sharma edged to 50 but then this, sophie ecclestone's final ball before lunch was a peach. and a flurry of wickets after the break puts england in the driving seat, as they look to get the chance to bat sooner rather than later. but then the handbrake was on. the indian resistance was building momentum. and when rana got her 50, building momentum. and when rana got her50, england had building momentum. and when rana got her 50, england had stalled altogether. no matter what they threw at rana, theyjust couldn't remove her, and with light fading, all that was left was for rana to kick off yet another boundary and for the draw to be confirmed. harlequins pulled off an extraordinary comeback from 28 nil down at half time — as they beat bristol to reach rugby union's premiership final. the match had finish

the number two seed from tunisia beat watson in straight sets, 6—3, 6—3.king good for england with sophie ecclestone taking four wickets, but india rallied with sneh rana and taniya bhatia staying at the crease for a partnership of 104 and to ensure that the match was drawn. and india's men have been impressive with the bat today, too. after the first day was a wash—out, bad light ended play early on the second day of the world test championship final between india and new zealand in southampton put into bat. rohit sharma was the first indian wicket to fall, bowled by kyle jamieson and caught by tim southee on 34. india were 88 for three, but virat kohli, along with ajinkya rahane, has helped to steady things, kohli's unbeaten on 44. they'll resume play tomorrow 146 for three. harlequins have completed the most extraordinary comeback, beating bristol to reach rugby union's premiership final after they were 28—nil down at half time. the match had finished at 31—all at the end of normal time, but two tries including this from joe marchant sealed the victory,

the tennis 17-year-old easily defeated tunisia's ons jabeur yesterday. >> it means a lot to me, especially fourth round a couple times, so it feels good to get over that hurdle. today, i played probably my best match so far in the tournament. >> gauff is the last american still playing at the french open. she has yet to drop a set at this year's tournament. >>> and the duchess of sussex is out with a new children's book. meghan markle's "the bench" is a about a special bond between a father and son through a mother's perspective. the publisher said the story was inspired by the relationship between markle's husband prince harry and their first child archie, markle gave birth to the couple's second child lilibet diana last week. >>> well, coming up first on "cbs this morning," grammy nominated artist mike posner tell us about his journey climbing mt. everest. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm ananne-marie green. this i is the "cbsbs morning n " ththe scientisist here. e doeses my aveenono® dailily moisturirizer realally make mymy dry skskin healthihier in one e ? iti

negotiations are ongoing with several, reportedly tunisia, ethiopia, and egypt. amnesty international earlier this month condemned the prospect denmark's asylum-seekers could be transferred to rwanda, describing it is unconscionable and potentially unlawful. the eu says it has fundamental concerns about the new danish law, saying it was not possible under existing eu rules. one of the impacts of recent policies and denmark has been the scrapping of residents' righ ts of more than 200 syrian refugees in the argument that syria is now safe. that also drew condemnation from human righ groups. >> as we heard the report, the eu concerned about this development from@@ denmark. in brussels, our correspondent with this. >> the commission was pretty unequivocal today. a spokesperson said they agree with the u.n., saying that this was a horrible development. more specifically, that spokesperson said the commission believes that this policy passed by the danish parliament violates both existing eu law and the migration packed that they put forward in september last year tha

i believe to have set off from tunisia, an extreme heat wave is sweeping across. western canada, climbing dozens of lions as people struggled to keep cool. unprecedented heat smashed candidates temperature record. wendy mercury hit 49 degrees celsius cooling centers up in set up. so give residence some respite from the sweltering heat which is expected to last for several days. yet. a prolonged, dangerous, and historic heat wave engulfing western canada has already caused dozens of death . people are being encouraged to go to cooling centers to combat the extreme heat. it's just on bearable it's, it's impossible to be out. so never seen anything like this. i hope it never be like this. her again, it's not really pleasant. this is too much too much summer for us here. but some are enjoying being outdoors. thank hoover, but it's an interesting experience the nice getting outside, but basically consuming gallons of water the whole time not surprising with temperature is exceeding 45 degrees in some places, some feeling close to 50 degrees in others because of the human conditions. some are t

the group is believed to set off from tunisia. paris is hosting the largest conference on women's rights of the world have seen in over 2 decades. the un summit dub generation equality is aimed at boosting opportunity for women and girls around the world. so far it has generated $40000000000.00 in pledges claiming from donors the authorities in a jury. a say the rest of the leader of a break away independence group. number con, new will stand trial in the capital, a boucher calling to heads up the outlaw. indigenous people a be off for me. the route campaigns for a separate state for ethnic bows in south east nigeria, the mainly christian if both say they are marginalized by the government. the movement denies stoking violence. connie was tried back in 2015, but disappeared while one bail or more. now we are joined by the w. corresponded, wisest interest in boucher. it's good to have you on the program. can you explain exactly the charges brought against nom de con, new and then be can move is testing 11 count charge, which include present, shall i need inciting violence using television

the red list is also getting longer with six additions including tunisia and uganda.ghted the balearics, malta, is on the greenest but it's disappointing that the government still don't seem to be following the date around the science because many more destinations should have been put onto the green list and we'd encourage safe and sustainable opening of travel to really start to ramp up now. the uk travel industry is desperate to see more people setting off trips but it's not just about the uk's green list. it's also about which countries will let uk visitors in. germany's chancellor angela merkel said again today that she wants to see the eu have a more unified approach on travel rules. to stop the spread of the delta variant, yesterday, she urged other countries to impose quarantine, as germany has done, on uk arrivals. but what about fully vaccinated travellers? the uk government did say it was looking at removing quarantine for them but not until later in the summer. we see there is a case for double vaccination, fully vaccinated, mean that you perhaps don't hav

the red list is also getting longer with six additions including tunisia and uganda.ist does not go far enough for the industry. we are delighted the balearics, malta, is on the green list but it's disappointing that the government still don't seem to be following the date around the science because many more destinations should have been put onto the green list and we'd encourage safe and sustainable opening of travel to really start to ramp up now. the uk travel industry is desperate to see more people setting off trips but it's not just about the uk's green list. it's also about which countries will let uk visitors in. germany's chancellor angela merkel said again today that she wants to see the eu have a more unified approach on travel rules. to stop the spread of the delta variant, yesterday, she urged other countries to impose quarantine, as germany has done, on uk arrivals. but what about fully vaccinated travellers? the uk government did say it was looking at removing quarantine for them but not until later in the summer. we see there is a case for double vacc

south africa, egypt, morocco and tunisia, they all have that capacity and know how to produce, but theynsfer, both in terms of ip waiver, and in terms of really appropriate partnerships to enable them to move quickly into the areas of vaccine manufacturing there. so we are notjust a continent that we do not have anything, we do have the resources to do that, but it requires the appropriate partnerships. all right. look, you're director of the africa centres for "diseases" control, not just covid. and you've got people like peter sands, executive director of the global fund, saying, "i'm worried about the knock—on impact of the covid pandemic in terms "of incremental malaria deaths that may well exceed "the direct impact of covid—19." you've got other diseases that you're having to manage in africa. we've seen hiv testing fall over a0%, tb referrals by nearly 60%. how worried are you about the knock—on effect on treating other illnesses? like peter, i'm very worried. we all know in the history of pandemics that most often the consequences of the pandemic is less than the knock—on effect

in tunisia reported 21000 new infections on sunday. it's highest since the pandemic began. hospitals in jakarta, as well as west and central java, have been overwhelmed with coven 1900 patients. the search again filled by the delta variance sweetens prime minister stefan lawson's officially handed in his nose. his social democratic leader had a week to either resign or call us not election following a no confidence vote. it's now be up to the parliament speaker to find a new premier lawful lead. a fragile minority coalition since 2018. and there are warnings about civilians in protest as in me and my taking up arms and forming militia to fight against the military into international crisis. groups. as these new groups are also using their inside knowledge of forests to inflict serious army casualties, science and a golden age is next on al jazeera and after that moline is along with your news out from the wells most populated region in depth stories from across asia and the type of coaches had conflicting politics. and when i went on o

the french from the french prime minister visited tunisia into stress. the need for cooperation to control illegal crossings. this comes after a spanish enclave in north africa. saw thousands cross from morocco in a single day. all growing numbers could also continue to arrive in italy. little going to italy will continue to play a role in terms of resources and training capacity. but i repeat, say, we need a rapid and concrete action from the european union. it is unacceptable for a government to say that they are a tech and the board us, in this case, springs borders that they are open in the board. so that $10000.00 immigrants could enter a spanish city, such as c, u to in less than 48 hours because of disagreements, differences, and discrepancies in foreign policy. in while border security is being given a high tech upgrade in greece, which sees guards using long range acoustic devices, along the frontier with turkey. with more on that here, charlotte, who bins keep saying you struggle to find a solution to illegal immigration is a bit of an understa

you know, from tunisia we kind of like have a lot of talented players, but sometimes they don't know the right way to go and be professional. and yeah, for me maybe my goal right now is, is to give them and show them the path. and i'm really proud and hopefully i can continue doing that. an after determined battle against injury mark mark has his back to winning ways. the 6 time murder g payroll champion has claimed victory. the german grand prix. it's his 1st race when fracturing his arm at the start of last season, the spaniard is down in 10th place in the overall race to afford the world title. ok, and that is all your sport for now. back to marlene. thank you far, and that's it for me, molly, and by this, these are my colleague, barbara sarah will be here just about that with the day people out there. ah, i talked to al jazeera, we were attacking ringer, and now they're attacking everyone in me on my do you regret words like that? we listen. absolutely. nigeria with a woman present, it would be great. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our s

we could see some hail toward northern portions of algeria into northern tunisia is while wednesday into thursday. and if i take you to the tropics of africa, some rain for south sudan, and that will eventually push into the central african republic, right through to cameroon. and the gulf of guinea. ok, now we're off to south africa. it's nice for the western cape, but for the eastern cape, plenty of what weather strong winds and that pushes into durbin as well on thursday . the living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next explosion echo one step closer to the place they call home the distant barking of dogs. a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah, welcome to portal your gateway to the very best to volunteer there. an online content that you may have met. a new program that this for our platforms makes a connection and present a digestible, seeing each the award winning online content on their audience por

we could see some hail toward northern portions of algeria into northern tunisia is while wednesday into thursday. and if i take you to the tropics of africa, some rain for south sudan, and that will eventually push into the central african republic rate through to cameroon. and the gulf of guinea. ok, now we're off to south africa. it's nice for the western cape, but for the eastern cape, plenty of what weather strong winds and that pushes into durbin as well on thursday . the ah, it's all too familiar. innocent lives ended in an instant. then grief, anger, and the debate around firearms. but for survivors and families of the fall, in reality, often changes forever. phone lines investigates the long lasting trauma inflicted on communities the aftermath. my shootings in america on al jazeera. oh, welcome to portal. your gateway to the very best to volunteer or an online content that you may have met. a new program that the for our platforms makes the connections and presents a digestible scene, each the award winning online content on their audience. portal with me founder gotten on to 0

you know, it is very tough coming from tunisia, we cannot like have a lot of talented players but sometimesnd show them the path and i am really proud and hopefully i can continue doing that. new zealand have the edge over india ahead of day four of the world test championship final in southampton. india were bowled out forjust 217 in theirfirst innings. kyle jamieson taking five of the wickets. in tricky conditions on day 3, new zealand started their reply steadily with devon conway passing his half century india did manage to dismiss him though, two balls before play ended for the day, leaving the the black caps on 101 for 2, 116 runs behind. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. is indeed, thanks to the team. they are commonly known as unidentified flying objects, or ufo's, and the stuff of science fiction movies and conspiracy theories. but in the united states, a military task force was established last year to investigate decades of unexplained sightings in us

and we'll dial up the heat as we head toward algeria and tunisia. the 300 years of danish come and i had an international interest in the i didn't refill . 10th grade, a younger generation emerging, determined, and nephew meet him and he'd be on faith as jude and politician, as they tackle age old issues with that powerful the fight for greenland, a witness documentary on al serra. the native means as it breaks from a bio relation in many parts of the country, becoming increasingly real with detailed coverage conditions are really clean at all. here the local administrators said that they've already detected several cases of cholera from around the world. a couple of 100 migrant children have been found places on the mainland to alleviate pressure in the air to me the a again.

you know, from tunisia we kind of like have a lot of talented player, but sometimes they don't know the right way to go and be professional. and yeah, for me, maybe my goal right now is to give them and show them the path and i'm really proud and hopefully i can continue doing that. he's ill and look to have a slight advantage in the match that will decide the 1st ever world has champions cal jamison took 5 wickets of india were bought out for $217.00 in their 1st innings. this match is being played in england, and a lot of time has been lost due to bad weather. these inland had reached 101 for 2 by the end of day 3 in south hampton. and after determined battle against injury, mark mark has his back to winning ways. the 6 time murder g p world champion, same victory at the german ground. pre it's his 1st race, winces fracturing his arm at the start of last season. a spaniard is down in 10th place in the overall race for the world title. okay, and that is all your sport for now. now back to barbara in london. fire, thank you very much for that. and that is it for this news? our do stay w

prefer less counsel involvement, including the security council scree african members, the share. tunisia and kenya, senate gonzales me, says it's captured rebel bases in the south in the latest offensive against an article that wants to create an independent states. nicholas han report from the car. a final push into rebel held the villages after senegal, the armed forces launched a 2 week ground in aerial assault. government troops have taken back control of southern district in because most region bordering getting the south security down here to do this is an important operation aimed at but controlling the border by creating military outposts deep in the jungle. this is to allow the civilian population that floods the area to be able to finally return home. i really love this is what's left of one of the rebel basses, provisions and arms were abandoned. as synagogue government forces launched their surprise assault. the army says rebel fighters had placed land mines all around the camp. god bless it, but i mean, at least one officer and our ranks was injured when he stepped on an ant

we do have rain for northern algeria into northern tunisia, tunis a hive 23 on tuesday. the frank assessments that the government in 11 exactly have. and what made of that taking situation might not be just again informed opinions if the us with thinking military positioning in the middle east was it just simply act of reorganizing military assets. this is a message to the reason that the united states is rethinking its military foster in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera ah ah, hello again, this is i'll just hear the main news this our se asia struggling with such incorrect virus infections, malaysia is imposing a nationwide too weak lockdown and vietnam is suspending international flights and testing all 9000000 people living in hopes, human city. in bangladesh, that's been a surgeon, the number of new infections. the national lockdown has not been extended for another month. health officials were especially concerned about increasing cases in districts along the border with india. and so i can authorities to pick on a criminal inv

the red list is also getting longer with six additions including tunisia and uganda.e are delighted the balearics, malta, is on the greenest but it's disappointing that the government still don't seem to be following the date around the science because many more destinations should have been put onto the green list and we'd encourage safe and sustainable opening of travel to really start to ramp up now. the uk travel industry is desperate to see more people setting off trips but it's notjust about the uk's green list. it's also about which countries will let uk visitors in. germany's chancellor angela merkel said again today that she wants to see the eu have a more unified approach on travel rules. to stop the spread of the delta variant, yesterday, she urged other countries to impose quarantine, as germany has done, on uk arrivals. but what about fully vaccinated travellers? the uk government did say it was looking at removing quarantine for them but not until later in the summer. we see there is a case for double vaccination, fully vaccinated, mean that you perhaps

the number two seed from tunisia beat watson in straight sets, 6—3 6—3.woman to get this far in the birmingham tournament sincejo durie in 1992. after the disappointment of crashing out of the last race max verstappen bounced back to claim pole in qualifying for tomorrow's french grand prix. the championship leader had dominated practice at paul ricard circuit and put his red bull on the top spot on the grid a quarter of a second ahead of world champion lewis hamilton. valtteri bottas in the other mercedes will start from third. that's all the sport for now. senior conservatives have responded to the party's shock defeat in thursday's by—election in chesham and amersham, by warning the government not to "drift away" from its core voters. the conservative co—chairman, amanda milling, described the result as a "warning shot" by voters over the hs2 high—speed rail link and reforms of the planning system in england, which critics fear could reduce local influence over planning decisions. a little earlier our political correspondentjess parker explained what t

areas when guess a 100 kilometers per hour and we'll dial up the heat as we head toward algeria and tunisia. sponsor cut on airways. talk to al jazeera, we can, the army were attacking ringer, and now they're attacking everyone in me on my do you regret? well, it's like we listen. absolutely. nigeria with a woman presses, it would be great. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on sera play, an important role, protecting human face in, ah, the the me back, you're watching out there with me. he'll run the reminder of all top stories. us president joe biden and russian leaders wanted me to to know how, what they call a positive and constructive meeting. they've agreed to resume talks on arms control and cybersecurity, but disagree on human rights. also hopefully the rest of 5 executives on the daily planet, apple daily newspaper, under the national security post by beijing, the accused of polluting with what the government calls forward enemies to harm china and transcript to be sent to china as the space station is due to arrive shortly, invitation through 12

we could see some hail toward northern portions of algeria into northern tunisia is while wednesday into thursday. and if i take you to the tropics of africa, some rain for south sudan, and that will eventually push into the central african republic, right through to cameroon. and the gulf of guinea. ok, now we're off to south africa. it's nice for the western cape, but for the eastern cape, plenty of what weather strong winds and that pushes into durban as well on thursday . the when much day arrived, the green army comes to life. but football is not all they shout about a club where societies disenfranchised, have the loudest voice, and political dissent fixed center stage. they rocco's resistance. the officers of roger casablanca defends, who make football on, i'll just b o, the me on out of there were these other top stories. this united nations and red cross officials are assessing the damage in the gaza strip. just 2 weeks after the end of a war between math and israel, the head of the i, c l. c, is appealing for more than $16000000.00 to help the people have gone. a large containe

some scattered showers rolling across morocco central areas, then toward the north of tunisia to nature temperature. 26 is actually below average. and then we do have what weather rolling through the gulf of guinea. i b, john the ivory coast high, 27 and concrete. twice. 7 degrees with what, whether on tap for thursday. the al jazeera world chance to pirate radio station, radio caroline, on 11617 voice the station radio power line of the english coast has a bigger audience. bbc network combined, and within earshot of israel. the voice of ronald speeches. there's no propaganda, a force for change or transient movement rebel review ships on algebra. it's one of the biggest clubs in south america. but its greatest rival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between funds formed from a class divide, sustained over generations. most vocal junior support is born into these club colors in an epic feud of rich versus poor friends who make football. when i was just the europe, me ah. hello again. the help for you from the also, there were news, our joe biden is beginning a busy week of dip

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but he still showed his true colors after the regimes in tunisia and egypt were toppled the people of syria dare to take to the street in march 2011 to demand freedom, dignity and economic reforms started punishing the towns that are rebelling. so depriving them of all infrastructure or services, government services, let's say waste management, education and then the stage. so i thought was teaching the towns that were rebelling one by one. and so when i say besieging it means there's no water, there's no electricity, there is no food there. is nobody coming in or going out wherever protests flared up, the regime isolated, those who took part. this is holmes, one of the focal points of the uprising. the garbage wasn't picked up for weeks and the water supply was shut off. there was a growing danger of infectious disease outbreaks. hunger in homes was widespread in 2011. the pos thought had decided that if the residence in one area took to the streets, he would punish that entire neighbourhood. next, we just sat and some days we have none. regime killed our children and our brothers an

the group is believed to have set off from tunisia . extreme heat waves sweeping across the western canada is causing dozens of death and breaking records day after day. on tuesday, temperatures had 49 degrees celsius in british columbia. cooling centers have been set up to give people some relief, but the sweltering heat is forecast to continue. a prolonged, dangerous, and historic heat wave engulfing western canada has already caused dozens of death . people are being encouraged to go to cooling centers to combat the extreme heat. it's just on bearable it's, it's impossible to be out. so never seen anything like this. i hope it never becomes like her again, it's not really pleasant. this is too much, too much summer for us here. but some are enjoying being outdoors like vancouver. it's an interesting experience. the nice getting outside, but basically been consuming gallons of water. the whole time. not surprising with temperature is exceeding 45 degrees in some places, some feeling close to 50 degrees in others because of the human conditions. some are taking to the water to cool down,

and at the birmingham classic, tunisia's ons jabeur became the first arab woman to win a wta title... switzerland in third, who couldn't swing the goal difference in their favour after a 3—1win over turkey. xherdan shaquiri scoring two of the swiss goals. hartlepool united are back in the football league after winning a dramatic national league play—off final against torquay at ashton gate. the torquay goalkeeper lucas covolan scored this dramatic equaliser which led to extra time and eventually penalties. 14 spot—kicks were needed to decide it, with matt buse missing... handing hartlepool the win. and after being relegated for repeated salary cap breaches last season, saracens have earned promotion back to rugby union's premiership. they beat ealing trailfinders 57—15 in the second leg of their championship play—off final to add to their 60—0 first—leg win. and over on the bbc sport website, and bbc radio 5 live, you can follow the final round of the us open golf, where rory mcilroy is in contention. but that's all from me for now. reeta. there's more throughout the evening on the bb