africans who were in tunisia.working and living in tunisia for years before that and find themselves affected. and could not work any more, fired from their jobs. that's why they say they have had to cross the sea and why they are considering it. i think tying into that is the fact that the eu isn't negotiating and promising funding for tunisia to stem migration. so this politics has gotten, played out at the same time. when money is involved i think we have seen the eu is spending huge amounts of money across much of africa to try and stem migration. certainly my reporting which shows propped up systems, militias, dictatorships in that go further. i would encourage anyone watching who wants to know more to read my book. it's outlined much better there. aha, it's outlined much better there. a final question. what you think should be done to find a humane solution? aha, should be done to find a humane solution? �* , , ., solution? a big question there. first of all _ solution? a big question there. first of all we

and off the coast of tunisia in march, at least 29 people died.ng o tunisia, the authorities there have told us that this year alone, they have recovered 900 bodies in maritime incidents in the central mediterranean. but they also say that around 34,000 people have been rescued or intercepted by them. to give you a sense of the scale of the issue we're talking about, the united nations refugee agency says this year alone so far, 90,000 migrants have arrived in italy. the majority of those are from tunisia or neighboring libya. >> let's talk more about the scale of the issue with sally, a journalist and author of "my fourth time we drowned" about the people trying to make this dangerous crossing across the mediterranean. sally, thank you for joining us. i saw the statistic that the united nations has registered more than 17,000 deaths and disappearances in the central mediterranean since 2014 and makes it the most dangerous migrant crossing in the world. what has made it such a common pathway for migrants trying to reach europe? sally: migration pa

today they want to change the demographic composition of tunisia.nd they get paid for it. and they got paid in other fields to attack the state, the tunisian people and their identity. malcolm: saied's remarks have been widely condemned for provoking racial violence between tunisians and migrants. the death of a tunisian in july was one of the catalysts that led to the expulsions to the desert. despite the clashes, european union leaders had no qualms about visiting the presidential palace to do business with a man who seized power two years ago, crushing democratic aspirations of the nation where the arab spring began in 2011. the european commission president ursula von der leyen pledged 100 million dollars to help tunisia police its own borders, with the lure of a further billion dollars in aid. pres. von der leyen: we need to crack down on criminal networks of smugglers and traffkers. they are exploiting human despair and we have to break their reckless business model. so we will work with tunisia on an anti smuggling operational partnership. ma

the eu has signed a deal with tunisia last month, tunisia has i with tunisia last month, tunisia hastrying to reach europe. that has pledged more than 100 million euros to try and deal with illegal migration. if you take italy for example, this year so for more than 93,000 people have reached italy by boat. that is double the number compared to last year. what we are seeing is that so far these measures are not really working. it is a very complex issue. we are seeing the tragic consequences. thank you, sofia bettiza in rome. well, the uk is — of course — also struggling with significant numbers of migrant arrivals. the government says 755 people were detected crossing the channel in small boats on thursday — that's the highest daily number so far this year. the figure confirms the total number of people arriving in boats since 2018 has passed 100,000. 0ur correspondent in dover — simonjones says — the 100,000 figure is an unwelcome milestone — we've seen the border force bring in two groups of migrants. the first boat had around 60 or 70 people on board. the second boat had even mor

tunisia has defended its treatment of vulnerable people.re's no shelter from the relentless heat in this desert area on the border between libya and tunisia. this group of men and women say they were rounded up by security forces and dumped here. they were walking for four hours before being found by libyan border guards. she is pregnant and endured temperatures of nearly 50 degrees celsius with little water or food. >> i was in tunisia. my husband is a laborer. we were beaten and insulted there. two days ago, we were taken to the border. the following day, they beat the men and left us. we walked on the road toward libya but we did not know the direction. we walked for three or four hours before the libyan police found us. reporter: hundreds of refugees and migrants have been rounded up by security forces in this tunisian city in the last month. almost all are from countries south of the sahara desert king for a better life, driven by drought and conflict. >> saving lives must be the priority and we have been stressing that search-and-resc

small boat mm small boat sizes durin a crossin from tunisia sizes during a crossing from tunisia to italy. just four people survive. police officers in northern ireland are said to be worried and afraid after a data breach saw personal details made public. brazil's president says the amazon has spoken for the amazon at the final day of the summitaimed for the amazon at the final day of the summit aimed at protecting the rainforest. we are live. and we hear from a woman in texas who was attacked by a hawk and a snake at the same time. hello, welcome to the daily global, where we [i bring you the top stories from around the world. we start in the mediterranean, where 41 migrants are reported to have died after their small boat capsized en route to italy from north africa. a group of four survivors, arriving on the island of lampedusa, have told rescuers that their boat was carrying 45 people, including three children when it set off from the tunisian port of sfax last thursday. they say the vessel, which was around 7 metres long overturned early on friday. the four survivors, originally fro

what the eu is trying to do, they have signed a deal with tunisia last month, tunisia has become thetry and get to europe. the deal pledges more than 100 million euros, aimed at cracking down on people smugglers, strengthening eu borders, working on policies to send migrants back. but if you take italy, so far this year, nearly 94,000 people have reached this country by boat. that is more than doubled compared to last year. we are seeing that people keep coming, despite the deal signed between eu and tunisia and other policies that italy has implemented. the real issue here is that this is a very dangerous journey, here is that this is a very dangerousjourney, the here is that this is a very dangerous journey, the fear is that more people could die trying to reach europe. thank you. well, the uk is — of course — also struggling with significant numbers of migrant arrivals. the government says 755 people were detected crossing the channel in small boats yesterday — that's the highest daily number so far this year. the figure confirms the total number of people arriving in boats since

this is a pregnant asylum seeker who was expelled from tunisia. >> i was in tunisia. my husband is a day laborer. we wanted to good italy and it was beating at insults. after that two days ago, after we reach the borders, they took us, beat them in and left us. we walked on the road toward libya but we don't know the direction. we walked for 3, 4 hours. then the libyan police found us. amy: venezuela has won a major legal battle to recover about $1.5 billion that had been confiscated by the portuguese bank novo banco which is largely owned by the u.s. private equity firm lone star. for years, the venezuelan government has decried international sanctions that has led to foreign banks freezing its overseas assets. in 2021, the intercept reported venezuela was blocked from using some of the money held by the bank to buy millions of critical vaccines for children. president biden has signed an executive order to ban u.s. firms from investing in chinese high-tech companies developing semiconductors and quantum computers. the chinese government criticized the move, accusing

reality on the ground to tunisia is profoundly distressing. and our lives are perpetually marred by jeopardy, due to our unwelcome status. to flight our life coverage of bricks. 2023 is set to kick off. next our colleagues a live ad on location in jo bucks for many a coding one of the biggest geo political events. some of the us federal coverage. starting approximately often hours the, the architects of nato's proxy war and russia, a big plans for the camp regime. as the cranes cover offensive fails, the country's post for realities are being planned and the west allows. these plans will fail to the the, i'm very happy to be joins though by on bus it. it will not post senior political advisor to the, to africa is a piece mission to ukraine and russia. me, thanks for welcoming us into your beautiful home. really appreciate your time. let's start. so we with the situation in ukraine, as we know, the african peas initiative has been bought by the russian president vladimir putin . housing going, how exactly? what is it, what is been a cheap so fa

two terms called there is no normalization of relations, the president of tunisia said in a ceremony in the presidential office of this country that the issue of palestine should be at the top of your priorities , or the normal situation is that palestine should be returned to the people, and the palestinians should be returned to their position as their bad arrows. the formation of an independent state of palestine with a capital

the president of tunisia appointed nezada as the prime minister of tunisia two years ago.lso dissolved the constitutional monitoring board and the parliament two years ago, actions that were met with a wave of opposition . and protests of parties and currents the political, especially the scientific movement of the country faced currents that could consider qais eid's actions as a full-fledged coup d'état, this is the reason why the lowest participation rate since the tunisian revolution and the overthrow of the ben ali regime in this country was recorded in last year's parliamentary elections. the report of the world gold council shows that major economies should increase their gold purchases. in the last 6 months, the central banks of major economies bought 387 tons of gold, which is unprecedented since 23 years ago. the global demand for gold increased by 5% and reached 2465. according to the report, 20% of the global gold market belongs to china. to buy gold in this country, it increased by 33% compared to the previous year . it reached 115 tons. turkey, the fire start

according to the agreement between libya and tunisia, 350 of these refugees will be jointly supportedtwo countries. kurd three months after the end of the status of the story about hamidieh karuna, the secretary general of the world health organization, said that he still considers the corona as a threat to global health, because of the woman, however, he emphasized that the number of people suffering from this disease is decreasing, the world health organization also announced about the new strain of the corona, that this strain is considered a serious threat. it is not possible that this international organization has made a deficit by referring to the spread of 5 strains of corona virus in america and china. although the virus has a high starting speed , it is not more dangerous for health than other strains of corona virus. well, we are coming to the end of the world today . good night, god protect the representative. be religious people can be trusted, it must be revolutionary, there must be a revolutionary spirit and revolutionary spirit, and there must be hope and strength of t

based on the agreement between libya and tunisia, the two countries will jointly support 350 of theses. three months after the end of the state of emergency , the secretary general of the world health organization said, still considers it a threat to global health, however, she emphasized that the number of people who have died due to this disease is decreasing , the world health organization also announced about the new strain of corona, this form is not considered a new threat, this international organization with refer to the outbreak the aj5 strain of corona in america and china has stated that this virus, although it starts at a high speed , but it is not more dangerous for public health than other strains of corona , today we are coming to the end of the world. this is a welcome news section of the review of the plan of the central bank of the islamic republic of iran in the council for expediency of the system, the chairman of the council for the expediency of the system, referring to the notification of the new regulations of the supreme leader of the revolution, said that the

the dismissal of the director general of the qalat office in tunisia takes place while this country hasn facing a debt of about 5 billion dollars since a long time ago and the wheat and flour crisis of this tunisian government organization and the hard currency crisis in tunisia has already formed . the president of tunisia, the prime minister of this country last week removed the measure that the media had taken in connection with the shortage of some goods, especially bread in government bakeries. the number of people killed in the explosion yesterday in a commercial area near the capital of the dominican republic reached 12 people, 65 people were injured and about 50 people were missing. the explosion occurred in a bakery in the city of san cristobal, located in the west of santo domingo. the cause of the explosion has not yet been announced. the dominican republic, with about 11 million people , is located in the caribbean region and is located next to cuba. you are the viewer of the world today. let's go to libya. clashes in the libyan capital 55 people were killed and more than 15

eager to transcend our predicament tear in tunisia, echoes the struggles we faced in our home countries where our rights were often elusive reality on the ground to tunisia is profoundly distressing, and our lives are perpetually marked by jeopardy. due to our unwelcome status, the russian army has repelled for attacks by ukrainian troops in the car called and against regions that's according to the russian ministry of defense version forces also strengthened their positions on the coupons front line with the support of aviation and artillery fire as the complex it takes its toll on the local is volunteers do what they can to ease the burden on residents living in the complex them are to use ego or is done off take. so look at life on the front line of the towns of business and came in. now i'm a will within reach of ukraine's artillery. this risk has 7 traditional logistic on supply chains. humanitarian aid volunteers is often the only hope for the locals. here who comes here all the time we serve in this area. children is that come over said a secret, only for their sake is life worth

and off the coast of tunisia in march, at least 29 people died. the authorities there have told us that this year alone, they have recovered 900 bodies in maritime incidents in the central mediterranean, but they also say that around 3a,000 people have been rescued or intercepted by them. now, to give you a sense of the scale of the issue that we're talking about, the united nations refugee agency says that this year alone so far, 90,000 migrants have arrived in italy. the majority of those are from tunisia or neighbouring libya. nicky schiller reporting there. us presidentjoe biden has signed an executive order that will ban certain us investments in sensitive technology in china. it's the latest twist in us—china tensions and comes at a time when china's economic growth is slowing sharply. the economy is now slipping into deflation, when prices fall rather than go up. it can erode profits and depress business confidence. there've been a slew of data released this week — injuly, prices in china fell by 0.3% compared to a year before. a crisis in

and that's because in tunisia and in libya, there is fierce competition between criminal groups.lower prices to people who want to make the journey. now, last month, the eu has signed a deal with tunisia to try and deal with irregular migration. that deal has pledged more than 100 million euros to crack down on people—smugglers, to work on policies to send migrants back and to strengthen eu borders. but so far, that hasn't really worked. if you take italy, for example, the right—wing government was elected on a promise to crack down on illegal migration. but so far this year, nearly 94,000 migrants have reached italy by sea. so despite all the tough talk by the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, people keep coming here. and the issue is that this is a very dangerous journey. so far this year, more than 2,000 people have died trying to reach europe. and so the fear is that more people will come here and more people could die trying to get to europe, searching for a better life. let's return to our top story, those wildfires in hawaii. the state's governor has ordered a compre

and off the coast of tunisia in march, at least 29 people died.red 900 bodies in maritime incidents in the central mediterranean, but they also say that around 34,000 people have been rescued or intercepted by them. now to give you a sense of the scale of the issue that we're talking about, the united nations refugee agency says that this year alone so far, 90,000 migrants have arrived in italy. the majority of those are from tunisia or neighbouring libya. mickey shuler reporting there. senior police officers in northern ireland will be questioned by politicians on thursday about a data breach which has caused huge worry among thousands of staff. the policing board, which holds the chief constable to account, is holding an emergency meeting. —— on tuesday they had published the names and workplaces of all the staff by mistake, blaming human error. a second data breach involving the names of over 200 staff was stolen from the back of a police vehicle. our ireland correspondent chris page has more. in this part of the uk, the risks which police face

am and so from the ivory coast i am to shed light on the challenge of circumstances prevalent in tunisia. a situation that is far from favorable and one to we are eager to transcend our predicament. tyrann tunisia echoes the struggles we faced in our home countries where our rights were often elusive reality on the ground to tunisia is profoundly distressing. and our lives are perpetually marred. by jeopardy, due to our unwelcome status, the russian army has repelled for attacks by ukrainian troops in the car cause and look at us. the regions that's according to the russian ministry of defense person forces also strengthens their positions on the coupons front line. with the support of aviation and artillery fire, as the complex it takes its toll on the local as volunteers do what they can to ease the burden on residents living in the complex them. ortiz ego is done off take . so look at life on the front line at the towns of who business and came in. now i'm a will within reach of ukraine's artillery. this risk has 7.

of course tunisia has become the main departure point for people who try and reach europe.ople smugglers, to strengthen eu borders and to work on policies to send migrants home. but, you know, let's take italy for example. this year so far nearly 94,000 people have reached italy by sea and that is more than double compared to last year. and of course the italian government is a right—wing government that campaigned on a promise to crack down on illegal migration but we are seeing what those promises have not been fulfilled so despite the risks and despite this new deal that was signed between the eu and tunisia last month, more people keep coming every day. and reaching europe mostly in sicily so it is a very complicated issue to solve. thank ou for complicated issue to solve. thank you for that _ complicated issue to solve. thank you for that update. _ complicated issue to solve. thank you for that update. let's - complicated issue to solve. thank you for that update. let's look- complicated issue to solve. thank you for that update. let's look at| you for that update. let

the doors of a boat did not open in tunisia on the 11th of hajar. they lost their lives and 44 people disappeared from one of the departure points of the migrants who want to cross the mediterranean route to europe. different parts of norway have been affected by the worst flood recorded in norway in the last 50 years, forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes . the stoppage of trains in the south was eased. nowruz officials are concerned about the occurrence of more floods they warned that 11 people were killed in a fire incident in a care center for the disabled in france. in this incident, two people also disappeared in a fire in a care center for the disabled in the town of vienna, in the northeast of france. the cause of the fire has not yet been announced. in the states of america, 6 people were killed and a fire destroyed the doors of a house in the historical city of la nab in iran, and more than 10 thousand people in the west of mahi were forced to evacuate their homes . the electricity was cut off in about 15,000 houses . and the

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attempts to leave tunisia have been on the rise.nchor: next to norway, where a dam partially collapsed to this wednesday following days of heavy rains and floods. the dam gave way after its control room leaded and workers were unable to open the hatches. thousands of people have been evacuated in recent days as waterways swelled to their highest levels in at least 50 years. here in france, at least 11 people are dead after a fire ripped through a vacation home for disabled people. the blaze took place in eastern france. the prime minister and president macron have both expressed condolences to the victims loved ones, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. emerald maxwell has the latest. reporter: fire fighters got the call at 6:30 in the morning. by the time they arrived 15 minutes later, the house was consumed by the flames. of the 28 people inside the home, only 17 managed to escape. it was early afternoon when fire fighters, with the help of search dogs, could begin to retrieve bodies. >> the people who managed to get

government organization has 10 assets worth about 5 billion dollars, and the hard currency crisis in tunisia has already formed. last week, he removed the prime minister of this country, an action that the media had mentioned in connection with the lack of some goods, especially bread in government bakeries . currently , there are more than 577,000 homeless people the number of homeless people and the review of data from across the country, which the wall street journal published the numbers and figures related to this category , revealed the available data up to this point of the year , shows that the number of homeless people is approximately 11% compared to 2027, this figure is a sign of a sharp increase. this is the highest number since 2007, when the government began to review the statistics and figures related to this issue. according to this report , there are currently more than 577,000 homeless people in the united states, the largest increase recorded before this. it was two and seven tenths percent in 2019 these are trips, and at the end of the year, the department of housing and

tunisia is a poor country. we do not know where we will go. we do not have a house here.d if you see us trying to cross the sea, it's not because we like to. it's because we have no choice. the crew work tirelessly, intercepting five boats and less than an hour. these numbers may sound high, but for them it's become a daily occurrence and sometimes it can turn violent. translation: we see a high level of violence at sea, especially from sub—saharan african and tunisia. some threaten to throw babies in the sea. others have threatened to set themselves on fire. overtaking libya, seen as a riskier option. their mode of transport — these makeshift boats that have been piling up on the city's beaches. this is one of the newest sailing boats. there are cheap and large. but there are also flimsy and dangerous. over 2000 people have died in the central mediterranean so far this year. with hundreds of unidentified and buried anonymously an with hundreds of unidentified and buried anonymously— buried anonymously on the city's outskirts. a super blue moon will be visible on thursday

[000:00:16;00] at 5 o'clock, the president of tunisia stressed the necessity of avoiding any attempt to normalize relations with the zionist regime. according to the report of al-mayadeen network , qaiser saeed said, in my opinion, there is no information called normalization of relations despite these two terms , there is no such thing as normalization of relations. tunisia said in a ceremony in the presidential office of this country that the issue of palestine should be at the top of your priorities, or the normal situation is that palestine be returned to the people of palestine, and the palestinians be returned to their place of evil and see the formation of an independent state of palestine with quds sharif as its capital. let's be cm tv channel reported the outbreak of the disease legionnaires' disease has caused the death of 14 people and more than 150 people have been confirmed in poland. the bacteria that causes this disease is found in the water source and the poles are investigating how this bacteria entered the environment. contaminated water is transmitted, the disease

in the mediterranean sea , all the dead migrants who sailed from tunisia to italy, a group of citizensrom several african countries tried to get to the island of lampedusa on a small metal boat, she stayed on the water for 6 hours, and then capsized from the whole group , only four survived; they managed to get over to another boat, which was probably thrown into the sea by smugglers after 4 days. after the crash, people were noticed from a patrol plane rescued and transported to the lampedusa coast guard of this italian island, which is located closer to tunisia than to sicily, drowning migrants regularly have to be rescued this year, more than 903,000 illegal immigrants crossed to italy by sea. residents of the us state of massachusetts are recovering after a severe blow to the elements the region was swept one by one by several storms. they brought with them hurricane winds and heavy rains, vast territories went under water in the flood zone , several settlements turned out to be. in addition, two tornado tornadoes were recorded in the state at once. dozens of residential buildings

she talks about various amazing places in tunisia in its various provinces.or example, we have very interesting plots and sports farina in the hall presented landscapes graphics portraits painted by the artist to visit the exhibition. available until november 5th. delve into the intricacies of a knee-hunt or roll into the past on tram. so unusually you can spend time. is it really far from home in the suburbs that a competition of author's excursions is taking place, the bones will not only be able to learn a lot of new things, but our correspondent artyom kuznetsov also went on an unusual trip to take a break from the bustle of the city. guests in the past and want more. to see today a lot of interesting things at four o'clock on the main attractions. the first stop is lozhechnikov's oldest library area, there will tell about the history of writing after the observation deck of the bell tower of st. john the theologian. temple. the monument to the victory of the russian troops in the battle of borodino, then we explore the post office, where the stamp stamp

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since june, 4 of these water producing robots have been used in elementary schools in tunisia .april of this year, the government of tunisia ordered the people of this country to reduce their water consumption in september. this year is the fifth year. continually facing drought the specialists of our country succeeded in localizing the turbine fuel nozzle of the power plants. this part was made using 3d printing technology with round-the-clock efforts for about two years and two and a half years to reach the result we have achieved now, and with all the knowledge the specialists of our country reviewed the articles related to the universities that were active in this field. we were actually able to identify this technology. the design and construction of one of the most important parts of the power plant in the country's electricity supply was localized, or the fuel injection nozzle of the country's thermal power plants was used in air. compressed and in respectable air entered the turbine it can and causes that insulting the cycle and then turning the turbine will cause the ge

after their boat overturned in the mediterranean sea. boat capsized on friday, after setting off from tunisia for survivors drifted for days before being rescued by a merchant ship. they have now been transferred to the italian island of lampa dues . and thousands of people in south korea had been ordered to evacuate as tropical storm could not sweeps north hundreds of flights as well as train routes of also been suspended. the storm is expected to hit the densely populated sol area before moving into north korea. early on friday, extreme weather has devastated parts of slovenia, of flooding has effected 2 thirds of the country's population. european commission present worth left on the line travel to slip the new to offer aid worth more than a 100000000 euros dw. as rosy bird shot has more, the force of nature is on full display here in pebble, you homes fold up by the river crossings crushed by salt water cup of federal 5 o city. it's capital the profit. some special pipes has been torn from the bridge and that's where destroyed here. on a 20000 people have no access by running water. but w

the team visits a school in tunisia that produces its own energy and food. se turned for that you can find more on our website to at dw dot com or we're also in social media at unix . clare richardson in berlin from the whole team. thank you so much for watching the pico africa wallet. we can focusing on energy nutrition and education tunisia names to make it schools more sustainable and better equip of the, the mock chart boarding schools is leading the way run like a small business. it is self sufficient, and you can automatically successful the on they have been fighting the hunter and be and more since the military coups in 2021. the chance one to over through the military. there christian minority 6 to defend its territory and stand up for its democratic ideals. despite high losses, the groups struggle continues close up in 45 minutes on dw, the is increasing every year, many and watching on the various holiday destination drowning in plastic white. we might take a look at the year 0 to explore you in terms of plastic way. is there another way? after all, the environment isn't re

elusive reality on the ground to tunisia is profoundly distressing. and our lives are perpetually marred by jeopardy, due to our unwelcome status. that's are up for now. but for the latest breaking news and updates head over to r t dot com and be sure to follow us on social media from our concepts. thanks for watching. don't go far the the e, the some of the q. and so i don't remember the bundle episode in referral for the the room was you got it for the room and a group on we'll call the low gains of shown in the corner was sunni day. can you get a guy? they're going share scalable data. so the league on sonya day for the most of the known it was what i mean, you got it. see what i mean to move for you know these when i didn't, you know, face the most of the lower the dougherty when, when is the check? i can be out a little so when we go to sony, 5 single to me, those on will never going to see this so that i put it in when i bought the form of a level i'm a teen. i've been in from you will see then you'll float on the long body on went up was inside

it is above a0 degrees in tunisia. we are out with the fire service.ghters have had a long week, tackling the wildfires that spread from neighbouring algeria to here, the green forests surrounding the towns of tabarka and maloula, at the very west of the country's mediterranean coast. translation: my name is captain mohammed, l head of the local fire brigade in tabarka. i was one of the first to arrive at the fires. i arrived with two vans and a car. in terms of our guys, the difficulty was there was no plan. for the first three days, we were just fighting with the fire everywhere. some of us were exhausted, some were choking, but we continued to respond. we had three injuries in the team and took them to hospital. they were struggling to breathe and had body pains. the fire was huge — we couldn't put it out. in my whole career, it is the first time i've seen a fire like this in the tabarka area. let's not say it was out of control, but we are thankful to have come out of it without terrible injuries. we thank god local people weren't badly injured. no

but what front text is saying saying, in libya and tunisia there is fierce competition among, fierceey. the doctors union is calling for a 35% pay rise, the government is offering 6% plus a lump sum which would take the increase to around 9% overall. silence in this operating theatre today, like many others. at this leaving hospital trust, much of their planned surgery has been postponed because of the strike. hi. can i ask you... elsewhere in the hospital, natalia, who is a matron, checks and patients, with anne, a consultant, helping with cover on the strike day. i have theatres that were cancelled today, that patients that were operated on yesterday were seen straightaway this morning. they are doing well. although we have had to cancel a lot of our planned care, our a&e is operating as normal. the trust boss says getting consultants to do extra shift isn't straightforward, and he is worried about the months ahead. this has been the most difficult strike to cover so far, and i think if we see this going on further, it will become more difficult to find the cover, and i think if we

they found themselves in distress in the middle of the sea, with no land and sight vessels leaving tunisia are made of iron, hastily sold it together. the engines too small to power them. and by large, the only safety device the migrants can rely on in their troops. do you many to risk a group see, watch carries out surveillance, flights in the central media to range in the intersections. and in this area where we getting more and more in, in the last 2 years, i would say that people who are now taking this route which is even. busy dangerous, if it, if you look into a, just the distance and, and the size of the mediterranean sea here, this is also resided by european policies and, and the, the, the, the tenants and the who opinion wants to put up people of this is the moment they ask immersion vessel to rescue for people, including 3 miners who are drifting in an open stop vessel with no engine. they survived for 4 days. they said they were involved in a shipwreck. 41, others remain on accounted for. or perhaps the bodies would wash off on the coast of lumpy doza, like those who are late

than using to live in west africa, nations have agreed to commit troops to a military deployment. tunisia i am that restoring the else of president defense james from the co boss blog site. they have decided on winter the launch a military operation, but it will only be a last resort to full diplomatic options with the crew. latest file. tell stratford reports from that meeting in a crow, gonna up to 2 days of close to meetings, west african defense chiefs say they have a plan for possible military intervention against coo leaders in new jersey. we've already agreed on find to own ripple that apply for the income pension. this i typically capacity with strategic objective equipment, leave it on the minds of men bus these to better better, better incorporate across commission for peace and security said the west african block had the resources, equipment to political will, to act militarily and the door to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis would not be open for much longer. the member must do so because they're going to get to be hop on, meet the elements. because when we take the o

so circumstances, tunisia has become a prime destination for african refugees making their way to europe. with its postcard reporting in, intercepted over 34000 illegal migrants. in the past 6 months, i made an increasing number of incoming refugees, many of whom travel via smuggling vessels. c, e, u and the canadian government have struck a strategic deal according to the agreement. brussels is to allocate a 100000000 euros to tanisha for securing its borders to prevent illegal immigration into europe. we heard from some of the african migrants temporarily and tanisha, who shared their experiences. tv. i spent 2 years on my journey, leaving my home country and travelling throughout your area. now i have been in tanisha for about 2 months in the span of 2 months. i have made 2 attempts to cross the sea towards the italian coast, may typing into new z is almost 2 months now. honestly, life is germany. bassa, even though there were some tough situations around. overall, i feel the life engine is the, is an improvement from the free sway. we're staying, we've encountered helpful folks, but

they were crossing from sfax in tunisia, hoping to reach italy.here were just four survivors, rescued by a merchant vessel and then handed over to the italian coastguard. the united nations agency, the international organisation for migration, says the first quarter of 2023 has been the deadliest for six years in the med. sofia bettiza has our top story from rome. this is the moment three young adults and a child were found adrift in the mediterranean. it is really important and urgent, if you could support these people, possibly taking them on board... they were spotted by the crew of a plane run by a migrant charity, which called out to a passing ship for help. to give them food and water... their original boat had capsized and sank, throwing the 45 people on board into the water. they are getting them on board... but these four, originally from the ivory coast and guinea, were the only ones to survive and make it safely on board the cargo vessel. translation: the four migrants | rescued by the coastguard arrived at lampedusa this morning. they

so what they said is that they were on a boat that had set off from tunisia on thursday, trying to reachly. they described it as a very small metal boat, about seven metres long. they said that 45 people were on board and that included three children. they said that they were at sea for about six hours, which is not very long. they were sailing in the sicilian channel, and that's when the boat capsized and sank. apparently the boat capsized because of a very big wave that through everybody on board into the water. the survivors said out of the 45 people on the boat, only 15 of them were wearing life vests. they were left in the water at sea for several hours before they were rescued by a cargo ship, and brought to the island of lampedusa today. thank you for those details. _ joining me now is lukas kaldenhoff from sos humanity, a search and rescue organization operation in the mediterranean. i know your teams were not in the med this weekend but you are on your way there now, what details are you hearing? i hope you just heard sofia, but about this particular incident? ., ., �* ., , inci

jenny i am and so from the coast trying to shed light on the challenging circumstances prevalent in tunisia. a situation that is far from favorable and one to we are eager to transcend our predicament. to your in tunisia, echoes the struggles we faced in our home countries where our rights were often elusive reality on the ground. attorneys are, is profoundly distressing and our lives are perpetually marred by jeopardy, due to our unwelcome status. or i just so turning a hot pos, the out here, the russian capital. so good to have your company. this is the 1st day it's day one of the bricks summit in johannesburg and rushes for minutes or so get a lot for off if you're looking at small bucks and the bottom of your screen, right, he's just about to de bold that plan right now. lab rough arriving china or in brazil as president say i've already arrived for this much hyped annual conference . the 15th annual breaks summit, all special coverage or not international kicking off today. and for the next 48 hours, at least for the meantime, up next an exclusive interview with a former south african

are coming from tunisia.ple that we meet who are coming from tunisia. often they have family in italy or other european countries and there is no way for them to get here, except by taking these extremely dangerous routes. given the number — extremely dangerous routes. given the number of _ extremely dangerous routes. given the number of people _ extremely dangerous routes. given the number of people who - extremely dangerous routes. given the number of people who have died trying to make thatjourney, what more do you think european governments need to do to try and help these people before these things end in tragedy? i help these people before these things end in tragedy?- help these people before these things end in tragedy? i think that is the ri . ht things end in tragedy? i think that is the right question. _ things end in tragedy? i think that | is the right question. governments need to be giving visas, they need to make safe way to get to europe, to make safe way to get to europe, to take a plane wit

the and you is going to be providing tunisia with a $100000000.00 euros to improve board or management search and rescue anti smuggling. where'd you think this money would be better spent? i mean, that would be better as bad to improve our a lot of the system to formulate the result of the system to improve the conditions of interest in the exception centers in your and facilitates and opening leo chose of movies in order to for c face and moving that the transports and moving off microns and rather than letting them rely as might be networks to have actually got chosen community for moving and all they have and the, and the solid around who's as items these things in order to process their case. well, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. i'm afraid we're gonna have to leave it there. that's lucy. i can be with your opinion, diversity institute and florence to clean up operations are underway in slovenia, after the country was hit by the worst flooding experienced in 3 decades. heavy rain full has caused flash floods, at least 3 dots and half of 1000000000 euros and

and they said that about six hours after they had set off from tunisia, when they were sailing in the the boat capsized and sank because of a very big wave. they also said that out of the 45 people who were on board, only 15 people were wearing life vests. now, the four survivors were brought to the island of lampedusa this morning, that's when they talked to authorities and shared their story, telling the coastguard that 41 people on board of that ship died trying to reach italy. hundreds of firefighters in portugal have been battling a large wildfire, which is threatening to spread towards the popular tourist destination of the algarve. more than 20,000 acres of land have been ravaged by the fire over the last four days, because of high temperatures and strong winds. 0ur correspondentjenny hill reports from 0deceixe. you can see the devastation caused by this fire, they reckon some a0 square miles were consumed in the five days now that it has been burning. if you come around with me you can see that actually the earth here is still smouldering in places. smoke drifting across the v

the eu signed an agreement with tunisia to stop smuggling and return migrants, the uk is putting peoplee un says there must be more legal and safe routes for people to claim asylum in europe and the uk. ., ~ _, 11 people have died in a fire at a french holiday lodging where young people with learning disabilities 11 people have died in a fire at a french holiday lodging where young people with learning disabilities were staying. the cause of the fire in the town of wintzenheim, near the border with germany, is not yet clear. 17 people were evacuated from the building, and at least one person has been taken to hospital. france's prime minister visited the site and spoke to rescue workers. translation: this is obviously a terrible tragedy and i would i like to express my deepest sympathy and solidarity with the families who have suffered so much. it's something that affects us all at the height of summer in alsace. it's still too early to draw any conclusions. an investigation is under way and will shed full light on the matter. hundreds of firefighters have been tackling a series of wild

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