u. k. part of the emissions goal is to examine the range of health hazards astronauts face. it's hoped it can shed light on the hit, their immune system steak, which has remained a mystery until now. space travel challenges, human health on many levels. the immune system also takes a hit, some astro in hots on longer emissions to the i ss, develop persistent skin rashes, for example. many appear more susceptible to infections like colds, or coughs. it's hard to tell exactly what's causing the immune system problems because the body is also affected in very direct ways because of the fluid shift, we have a higher training of the pressure, so more liquid in the brain and that, so this pressure also squeezes the uptick enough at all, it might actually also squeeze the eyeball. it's so our vision acuity changes in space. so why does our immune system appear to work worse and space researchers in canada may have the answer. they studied a group of 14, i assess astronauts and found that many immune system james began acting differently after they arrived on the station. blood samp

u. k. part of that discussion is about limiting the weapons, so they comp hit targets in russia. so this is hands a german distrust if you try it. i mean, you can tell my understanding of the german government, and i'm sure your viewers know as much as i do on that is that what they don't want to do is have a german weapon hit on russian territory to that. that would be considered to be a form of escalation, the german government, which is not to see the real problem meineke issue. and by the way, the one that you might say, the american administration has been wrestling with when it comes to the well known attack comes for the, for the high mars am. all right, system is do you do want to give a lot of systems that ukraine can use to hit in crimea, which is part of ukraine, legally part of ukraine, but which seems to have a certain talismanic idea for what put and the rest of the really so that seems to be the real limitation, guidance. i mean, right now you couldn't get it inside of russia with the miss linus it's gotten from the you can find me is actually on the border with ru

u. k. hiding part of an intel report that deals with returning british foreign fighters probably coming back from your brain, but you have to, did you solve that through? what looks like a giant scale across the page and the russian foreign ministry, warren, the western weapons to key as were already being used against french police during the french riots here a few weeks ago. so all these alarm bells are going off in every direction and even as the spiders are mostly still busy, with their uh, neo nazi activity date over and ukraine. but what happens when it's all over? are they all just way to kick back with a few beers when they get home? they don't really strikes me as a tight b personalities and the time to just chill. this has exam plans to export as agricultural products through around in ports to the persian gulf country. it's the port of chop, a hard labeled. the golden gate due to a strategic location will be a key part of the plans with its proximity. an access to several land locked countries are 2 corresponded use of july. lee brought us this report from the facility. it r

u. k. hiding part of an intel report that deals with returning british foreign fighters. probably coming back from your brain, but you have to, did you solve that through what looks like a giant scale across the page and the russian foreign ministry warren, the western weapons to key as we're all ready, be used against french police during the french riots here. a few weeks ago, so all these alarm bells are going off in every direction. and even as we spiders are mostly still busy with their a neo nazi activity date over and ukraine. but what happens when it's all over? are they all just way to kick back with a few beers when they get home? they don't really strikes me as a tight b personalities and the time to just chill a world class. the one that tell us the question is why western media portray is not see symbols on the wall, noting the hall to avoid when filmy you for any. and so just this is something you we have seen this already, 2014. the german for example, with their show. and so just as, as symbols of the elements. so this is nothing you and there's so much of

u. k. hiding part of an intel report that deals with returning british foreign fighters probably coming back from you frame but you, after did you solve that through what looks like a giant scale across the page. and the russian foreign ministry warrant that western weapons to key as were already be used against french police during the french riots here a few weeks ago. so all these alarm bells are going off in every direction, even as these fighters are mostly still busy, with their a neo nazi activity date over in ukraine. but what happens when it's all over? are they all just way to kick back with a few beers when they get home? they don't really strikes me as a tight b personalities and the time to just chill? well, cause the throw for questions. why? why some media portray is not see symbols on that wall. know thing that how to avoid when suddenly putting soldiers this is something new. we have seen this already, 2014, the german for example, where they show crazy and so just with as, as symbols of the elements. so this is nothing you and there's so much of it in that region that

he said, you know, both are in part the u. k. and the us are in decline. and you've got to accept that . and you know, you've been very rude on stuff from the american from john bolton, but he was an amazingly gracious person 30, but i think he was absolutely right. those empires are in decline. and throughout the street you've seen him class decline, and others take the place and now it is the rise of asia. it's the 21st century. and these regions will we want to trade with our neighbors. we should be able to trade with russia. you know, we should be able to trade with iran, and yet we have sanctions and it doesn't make any sense for us to be sanctioned by that and not to be able to trade with our neighbors. i mean neighbors, you can change your neighbors, you can change foreign policies, but you can change over your neighbors. now we only have a couple of minutes left. um, we talked a lot about sort of this and use potential effect to send, but i want to pay homage to your roots as well. and you know, whenever i visit packers, and i'm always sort of uh,

u. k. so the power play part of this one, it sounds cool storm and to me quite talk the pack talks about barry when the very wet weather that's continued to make its way the east was dry. a price of winter weather is in store for next week. so that's something to look forward to the weather. the hot weather is across the east and past most coast. 32 degrees celsius staying in the thirty's close at eastern side. if you as we go into the pothole next week, just noticed temperature starting to recover up towards the northwest. we could well be getting to mid twenty's there in london by wednesday. somebody cooler in moscow, 20 phrase celsius here. so i could have a flip around the notes just down to the spine to portugal. the heat which has $43.00 celsius the in madrid at the bottom, in spite of poach coach and re drive few showers that cause the final of space really wet weather. now pushing its way through sunday, across the low countries, jeremy and ready ramping up, but across so that eastern side, or if you, if this is lots to call some localized flooding that went to weather, spitting into s

now this whole project is part of the u. k. governments at plum to get around $50000.00 asylum seekers out of hotels, which they say is costing the country about $8000000.00 a day. and it's, it's also a positive pond to the to more asylum seekers from arriving, particularly in small bites across the english channel. now this whole episode with the legal legionella bacteria just gave us more evidence to the the many come pages . they say that they spread, the stock kind botches is completely unsuitable as a how is asylum seekers? in fact, the was already the subject some investigation. when it was housing asylum seekers in the netherlands, previously 20 asylum seekers refused to get on the barge 4 days ago. and one would imagine the mall will refuse to get back onto it. after this happens, what happens to those 500 people that were meant to be moving on to the barge and, and what is the future of the budge from here? a while the immigration minister, robert general, because apparently chairing me things a to try and to try and

u. k. envoy to ukraine accuses moscow as using child abductions as a part of and a legit plan to we can. you prayed, are to speak the children from russia's new regions, visiting a use center and crime. yeah. which has been sanction amid the allegations. i'm from it was helpful. i was invited to our tech thanks to my academic achievements. i really like my vacation. we have a multinational team, many children from other countries. we have a very friendly atmosphere. israel's education ministry benz a grassroots campaign for from a raging school activities as it questions the actions of the israeli defense forces. before them spokesperson says the decision is a political move to be some kind of. busy sort of because schools or something are 20 years, and it's in the engine to anybody. and us treasury secretary, janet yellow and tries to save face and points of cigarettes. but after the international reading agency downgrades washington's credits for the good morning for moscow, this is our t international with the latest and world news today. i'm for your elizabeth. welcome to the program

u. k. begins housing migrants in a barge off the coast as part of government plans to save money. critics call it a floating present to plan amazon nations prepare for us on that to protect the rain forest. we looked at why one of the biggest challenges is the drug trade, the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. i taught us a diplomat, has met with new jersey military leaders in a failed attempt to enter their co victoria newland acting deputy secretary of state and said she was denied a meeting with the detained president regional body echo oswell holding meeting on thursday to decide it's next move in the face of defiance by the one to and it's the regional military allies. you're still going to be assessed on shaking hands, offering arms, delegations for molly and book, you know, fast. so flu tanisha is capital in the i'm a to show their support for the qu, leaders, the 3 west african countries are now all ruled by military hunters. they say they'll defend these. yeah, against any external intervention, i mean, coordinated. my goal is to alonzo depot for th

u. k. 4 and secretary visits beijing to whole tops with this chinese counter part, becoming the 1st top british on way to visit china in 5 years and made attempts to boost faltering relations between the states. the u. k officially complies with the one china policy. however, the committee chairperson has declared that supporting tie wants right to self determination aligns with british values. we spoke to a panel of gas to say the u. k. move risk damaging relations between the countries and is an interference and beijing's internal affairs. and it's obviously trying to undermine cleverly is visit to beijing. this is a radical wing of the party, as i said, who was interested in election engineering. not really in policy. the easiest way is to scapes. go with somebody else, to blame. others accuse them of not being able to govern is a favorite trick of those who cannot govern themselves. it's only going to undermine relations with mainland china. and that's well, knowns, everybody, you know, um the, as far as china is concerned, this is definitely interference. and it's internal affairs.

u. k. but in the us as well. and they found the dean of the companies taking part of that have really found this to be a positive thing. and i've been 90 percent of them in the case of the the case that he said that they've gotta keep up the full day week. and that they didn't see that drop in productivity. i think it's perfectly fine with individual companies do that . uh, but it's certainly not something to be generalized. if we think of, you know, services like the health service, the police, it's something necessary that people are around for some time and increasing the walk falls by enough to maintain those services. a 247 with just not be possible. so i don't think this can be generalized. the mean watching life is flexible on riley. so companies will think, yes, it's better to have people working full days a week. that's fine, but it should be something that is regulated. generally, you've had is realize that you're moving against the fashion of the moment. this is something that is picking up, but many times why. why do you feel you need to speak out on this because we do, we don't always hear from you

u. k. has begun housing asylum seekers on a barge. it's part of a controversial government plan to reduce the cost of housing migrant if they wait for the claims to be processed. and at least 30 people are missing it. see after 2 overcrowded migrant co sign coffee, italian coast happens near the island of left. the 2, the 2 battles departed from the 2 nation port. city sacks on thursday or brazil is about to host a 2 day summit about tackling the enormous challenge of how exactly to protect the amazon rain forest to help stop climate change. the latest scientific data shows a major reduction in the amount of trees that are being felled. but as our latin american editor, we see a new man, reports from the amazon in state of par, president little at the silver faces, a huge challenge to me. his goal of 0 d, a for a station, but 2030 environmental protection agency inspectors helicopter into a remote national park in the amazon state of florida with thousands of heads of cattle have been raised illegally there now being confiscated. but it's too l

u. k. is the gun housing asylum seekers on the bulge part of the government's plan to reduce the cost of housing migrants they wait for the claims to be process. plan has attracted control the see though some calling it in humane high force. it now as the 1st few of a planned $500.00 asylum seekers arriving on monday at the new accommodation. a ball jolting when south coast. the plan is attracted controversy and delay of a safety suitability in scale. 500 men represent a tiny fraction of the people, a waiting and assigning decision that the government says it's a necessary 1st step in stemming the numbers of people coming to the u. k. in small boats because of the crisis we haven't the channel, we have to provide a combination. and we have to start spending $6000000.00 pounds a night of taxpayers, money on hotels, which to some extent on that curious what we need is most basic commendation to stop. the full factor of the prime minister has made it clear he wants to reduce that looks and we're doing that around $50000.00 asylum seekers of covered the in hotels at a cost to nearly $8000000.00 a da

u. k. has begun housing asylum seekers on a barge. it's part of the government's plan to reduce the cost of housing migrants as they wait for their claims to be processed. the 1st group is being moved to the baby stock home, which is docked in southern england. will start by many buck bus. taxi drivers in south africa is cape town, has turned violent cape town. police say at least 3 people have been killed the week long walk out by drivers of many bus taxis has paralyzed the city. so it's, it's one of the main ways for people to get to work. both of the headlines, the news continues on al jazeera, stay with us. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what, i'll just bring you the news car and fast the matter to you. how does era of the strangest thought of seeing, or testimony, and tiger is one of the most exalted and mysterious creatures to have ruined the plan. it's an incredibly amazing, beautiful, massive deal. what was bridget, we hunted by humans to extinction, but now a will 1st. this wil

terms with the united states. postal parts aren't as in india is currently being quoted by both for us on the u. k. to be some counter accounts of thoughts to, to john and the indians live. uh, but at the same time, obviously, the russians love the idea that it could be some kind of an see us. nancy western group and china has some sympathy for a lot so, but the idea of the whole of them can agree on the, i think is, is very, very far from reality. and so i think it defaults to this very powerful symbolism, which, which on the one level is, is very powerful, but at the same time, what was it really mean? and when you look at, well, they've tried to achieve collectively since they 1st thoughts about getting together in 2009. it's been very left to him on the law. jim o'neil, thank you for your time. by british chip designing, joined arms on the verge of the biggest us initial public offering and almost 2 years. the company which is owned by japan soft bank, submitted a preliminary prospectus for an aspect listing. but a set to take place early next month. my arm did not specify how many shares of p

u. k. envoy to crane says russia is using child abductions as part of it and legit plan to we can ukraine. that's as london impose sanctions against the architect children's resort and crimea claim you must still use as the center as the destination for the children evacuated from the wars o r t visited the center to speak with the children firsthand. yes, i am from denounced. this is the 1st time i've come here. i really like it. here. we go on a boat to the sea, jump from the deck. i would like my friends to come here to see if i wanted to come to this camp. and now i would like to go to the arctic again. i found a lot of new friends here. we dense a lot which theater performances go on, trips and have fun from the guns. that massage here is fun and positive. i really liked the activities here. the nature is beautiful and people are kind and friendly now which but i, i'm from, it was helpful. i wasn't quite the sort tech thanks to my academic achievements. i really like my vacation. i learned to play football pretty well. we have a multinational team. many children from other countries.

u. k. envoy to ukraine excuses moscow as using child abductions as a part of in a legit plan to we can you praying our to speak the children from russia's new regions, visiting a youth center and crime. yeah. which has been sanction amid the allegations.

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u. k has begun housing asylum seekers on a barge. this is part of the government's plan to reduce the cost of housing migrants as they wait for their claims to be processed. the vessel is expected to house up to 500 men. policy and teenager rumsey ahmed has died in hospital one week after being shot by his really soldiers. the funeral was held for the 17 year old and the village of still want in the occupied west bank. he was shot near the illegal settlement of a frost after these really armies said that he threw a fire. but those are headlines on elsie's 0. there's always our website, delta 0 dot com for the latest on our top stories up next. the stream. this is a time for the west to replace the best option for the ukraine watch awards and what, what those options look like. what is us strategy when it comes to iran for almost 200 years, americans have generally been stuck with 2 political choices, but cannot ever change because it comes to us politics developed and like the hello and welcome to the stream. i much, much, 17 today climate action

u. k has begun the housing asylum seekers on the barge. it is part of the government's plan to reduce the cost of housing migrants as they wait for their claims to be processed. the plan has attractive controversy with some cooling it in humane. harry faucet reports for the 1st few of the planned $500.00 asylum seekers arriving on monday at the new accommodation, a ball jolting and south coast. the plan is attracted controversy and delay of a safety suitability in scale. 500 men represent a tiny fraction of the people, a waiting and assigning decision that the government says it's a necessary 1st step in stemming the numbers of people coming to the u. k. in small but because of the crisis we haven't the child that we have to provide accommodation and we have to start spending 6000000 pounds a night of touch base money on hotels. which to some extent on that curious what we need a small basic accommodation to start the pool factor. the prime minister has made it clear he wants to reduce that looks and we're doing that around $50000.00. decide him. see

part. we've seen this despite this, think this, this growth is small votes, as all happened after the u. k. left it's returns policy with the you. so it means that since for the last few years, people coming over can no longer be returned, or at least not return very easily. back to france or elsewhere on the confidence. where is that was possible before, and i think this is a change in the law that has been exploited by some of those games. and i think that's something that needs to be addressed originally as well. well, we should also mention it's of course not just the english channel. we're seeing similar tragedies also off the coast of tunisia in italy also just in the last couple of days. in fact, we know that this year has been a specially deadly for migrants trying to get to to europe. has the european migration policy failed, as well as the migration crisis, as it was called in 2015. and we haven't seen anything like that. quite since the terms of the overall numbers, bye bye. see it. it's about 10 percent or so of what it was back bad. however, there is the number of tests, perce

lot about the causes behind what is going on in, in part we've seen this despite this exist this growth as small boats, as all happened after the u. k. left it's returns policy with the you. so it means that since for the last few years, people coming over can no longer be returned or at least not return very easily. back to france or elsewhere on the confidence where is that was possible before i think this is a change in the law that has been exploited by some of those games. and i think that something that needs to be addressed originally as well. that was tom brooks, a professor of law and government at durham law school in the united kingdom as well. the death toll from wildfires that swept through the hawaiian island of maui over the past week has no reason to 93. it's the deadly as wildfire disaster in the united states for more than a century. it's fear that the number of death will arise further sniffer dogs search and burn town homes for human remains. thousands of people have been left homeless by the fires. donations are arriving from across hawaii and from the us mainland. people have been dropping off food, water, and

but this is, of course, part of this ongoing situation of the tensions between the u. k and russia, especially since that the u. k. has become one the most vocal supporters of ukraine since the russian impatient. and that was only the tensions between the 2 countries . right. sonya, thank you for that. sonya geiger live in london to israel. now where there appears to be growing division between the military and political leadership on the government plan to limit the pals with the judiciary that has been widespread. protests and unrest since january military was of us have been refusing to show up seduce e and in recent days to have been reports of angry nations between prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his mother treat sheets are full. so it has moved from west jerusalem. so it's a hot this, a power dispute is a very serious issue. the issue of israel's military readiness and capacity. but the real sharp difference that appears to be going on a moment between prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his me, the treat shapes is the sort of narrative it's being promoted

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u. k. has begun housing $500.00 asylum seekers on a barge off england south coast. so part of a plan to reduce the cost of housing migrants who are waiting for migration paper work journalist lucy dared and has toward the barge and she says it's very small and margaret will have very little privacy or comfort when it's full. the people on the box is it as a reach? is it still capacity? you will have none. they wouldn't have bedrooms have 7, they right and have spaces on their own. and i did some calculations that show the space assigned to each person is actually less than a call parking bye. so those are some extreme conditions. and whether the home office on the private contract is paying a large amount of money to organize this can actually do enough activities and want 3 things that kind of nice and, and engage people. if that outweighs, the reality of being in that tiny space remains to be seen. the accommodation is offered by the previous government on the basis, the otherwise people would be homeless, and it's all set on what's called a no choice basis. which means e

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u. k said specifically the wagner group in molly is part of the problem and not the solution. putting that aside though, it's very clear and it's no secret that the transitional government was planning to use the wagner group. and by some estimates, there are about 1000 or we're about 1000 wagner, a armed personnel in molly, at its peak, they're planning to use the wagner group security forces as just that security forces during this and after un peacekeepers left. now with the death of per goes in, that certainly adds all sorts of complexities for the situation because the future of the wagner group in itself is now uncertain. so this will only potentially add to the volatility in the coming months. as you have un peacekeepers moving out by the end of december, the military and the transitional government fighting against other armed groups. and now the wagner group, which the government was trying to potentially use as, as a buffer in security. that that's now uncertain as well. all right, gabriel is on a reporting there from the united nations in new york. thank you to the

u. k is looking to consolidate some of the split advocate. we need small, the distribution of parts as that's where we are right now. lot of things that have to be asked to get across, and a new vista is opening on a coincidence. wants to be able to decide who is baseless, the kind of distant practice of what the best deal it kind of gets on the table. and it seems like africa has a lot of choices as well as so many countries of focusing on advocate right now. so it's an interesting time for the confidence and we're seeing more 2nd countries in this whole region breaking toys with fullness european calling noises, such as the case where the kennesaw so and from so how what do you make of the timing of the u. k. working to improve relations with those nations. the why do you feel like the paying more attention on africa than they were in the pasta n y. at the start this morning, the after time export import bank announced the $3000000000.00 deal between russia and the consummate thus far. also affords the go to html that was ground back into a press release and press statement area t

u. k. has begun the housing $500.00 asylum seekers on a barge of england, south coast. it's part of a plan to reduce the cost of housing migrants, but waiting for that paperwork. that's how he pulls that reports the plans attractive controversy with some calling it in as you may as the 1st few of the planned, 500 asylum seekers arriving on monday at the new accommodation. a ball jolting in south coast. the plan is attracted controversy and delay of a safety suitability in scale. 500 men represent a tiny fraction of the people a waiting and assigning decision. but the government says it's a necessary 1st step in stemming the numbers of people coming to the u. k. in small boats because of the crisis we have of the channel, we have to provide accommodation and we have to start spending $6000000.00 pounds a night of taxpayers, money on hotels, which to some extent on that curious what we need is more basic accommodation to stop the full factor, the prime ministers made it clear he wants to reduce that looks and we're doing that around $50000.00, decide them see, cuz it currently in h

u. k. has also update to the it's travel advice by using against old but essential travel to parts of the country south. near that line, our have a way come supreme court justices in to have temporarily suspended all position the the whole gun. this conviction for defamation on his 2 year prison sentence decision pays away for his essential retents apartments and running. next is general elections. vito on from main opposition congress policy was sentenced in march from mocking the sunday, the prime minister adventure moody was such a key due to the true twins. but whatever happens my fault to escape, i have tried it in my mind, lit out about what i have to do and what my work and get got. and i, i find some people who helped us. i also talked to people for the love and support to the local authorities in savannah, so that being hit by the west flooding in decades, 3 people have died. floods have washed away cause and bridges and forced many people from the homes, roads and rail lines. having caught send electricity supplies, disrupted called to cruise or rescue, and people trapped in north and t

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u. k has begun housing asylum seekers on a barge. this is part of the government's plan to reduce the cost of housing migrants when they wait for their claims to be processed. the plan has attractive controversy with some calling it in humane. ery faucet reports as the 1st few of a planned $500.00 asylum seekers arriving on monday at the new accommodation. a ball jolting when south coast. the plan is attracted controversy and delay of a safety suitability in scale. 500 men represent a tiny fraction of the people a waiting and assigning decision that the government says it's a necessary 1st step in stemming the numbers of people coming to the u. k. in small boats because of the crisis we have of the channel, we have to provide a combination. and we have to start spending $6000000.00 pounds a night of taxpayers, money on hotels, which to some extent on that curious what we need is most basic accommodation to stop. the full factor of the prime minister has made it clear he wants to reduce that looks and we're doing that around $50000.00 asylum seeke

all this vibrant drama is a large part to the french authorities. passing the box and loading the migrates across the channel and into the u. k. from france in the 1st place. in fact, anderson's 1st reaction to the end use barge complaints was that the migraines could quote f off back to france. the problem is that all these european countries want to keep pretending to be open and welcoming to my friends. so they're not written off by the global as the stablish manager as far right populous. but at the same time, they know that the general public is just getting set up with the whole straight the migrant issue. it's been a sticking point between france and the u. on one side and the u. k. on the other end, it's complicated by post for exit agreements. paris was even able to somehow get london to pay to build a detention center in france for the migrants. but the u. k. has obviously decided that the best solution now is just to try moving the migraines out of view. the public british officials got caught out by the british press earlier this week, planning to send migrate to cross the channel to ascension island. that is, if

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