on yemen's trial and as the united arab emirates deployed troops and aircraft on the unesco world heritage site. powerful dust and rain storms killed almost one hundred people in northern states of india. plus one explain why a new plan to deal with argentina's rubbish could mean hundreds of jobs go up in smoke. well yes present all trump has changed his story about how they paid to a porn star who claims she had an affair with him more than a decade ago trump tweeted that he knew about a one hundred thirty thousand dollars payment to stormy daniels after one of his lawyers revealed it in a t.v. interview but he said it was a retainer fee for his lawyer and the money did not come from his election campaign funds can't you know press what a on his latest. donald trump has admitted he's aware of the hush money paid to former porn star stormy daniels the president had denied knowing anything about the payment but now he appears to be changing his story on twitter he wrote the agreement was to stop false and extortionist thank you solutions about the affair and he says money from his presidential c

arab emirates deployed military aircraft and troops there he said quote archipelago is a unesco world heritage site it lies in the gulf of aden and on important oil trade routes and also provides access to nearby regions yemen's prime minister made a rare visit to troops and supporters made on and on wednesday shortly after residents say the u.a.e. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored transport that attempt to intimidate the internationally recognized government and there were reports of some yemeni troops have been expelled iraqis have been expanding their influence in southern yemen that part of the saudi led coalition fighting who he rebels sometimes referred to as the collapse because of the indian ocean so culture is home to seven hundred demick species including the unique dragons blood tree. it's sixty thousand residents have lived almost completely isolated from the outside world the now find themselves at the center of a past shuttle between again many government and the u.a.e. . dress creek from the defense studies department at kings college in on them says the move is part of a much wide

arab emirates deployed military aircraft and troops there is a culture archipelago is a unesco world heritage site it lies in the gulf of aden along important oil trade routes and also provides access to nearby regions yemen's prime minister made a rare visit to troops on supporters may not end on wednesday shortly after residents say the u.a.e. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored transport there in attempt to intimidate the internationally recognized government there are reports some yemeni troops had been expelled they were out is have been expanding their influence in southern yemen that part of the saudi led coalition fighting who he rebels sometimes referred to as the galapagos of the indian ocean it's a culture is home to seven hundred demick species including the unique dragons blood tree its sixty thousand residents of lived almost completely isolated from the outside world and have found themselves at the center of power struggle between the yemeni government and the u.a.e. . child it is director of golf as in government relations at the middle east institute and a former u.s. ambassador

anger on yemen's culture island as the united arab emirates deploy troops and craft on the unesco world heritage site . and syrian rebels surrender their last two besieged air is in south damascus and their homes. under u.s. president donald trump has changed his story about hush money paid to a porn star who claims she had an affair with him more than a decade ago trump tweeted that he knew about a one hundred thirty thousand dollars payment to stormy daniels but he said it was a retainer fee for his lawyer and the money did not come from his election campaign funds which i know pres or diane has the latest. donald trump has admitted he's aware of the hush money paid to former porn star stormy daniels the president hansen not knowing anything about the payment but now he appears to be changing his story on twitter he wrote the agreement was to stop false and extortionists accusations about the affair and he says money from his presidential campaign was not used his tweets follow an interview with rudy giuliani that may have backfired against trump giuliani recently joined trump's legal team he says

now the i should arab emirates has sent troops to a remote yemeni island so is a unesco unesco world heritage site and is based in the gulf of aden a situation along an imported oil trade the military deployment by the u.a.e. follows a visit to the island by yemen's prime minister on wednesday here many troops were reportedly expelled from the territory the u.s. been expanding its influence in southern yemen as part of the saudi that coalition there. plus a quarter is known as the galapagos all of the indian ocean is home to the unique dragons blood tree and hundreds of rest species about a third of those animals aren't found anywhere else in the world so sixty thousand residents have lived almost isolated from the outside world they now find themselves at the center of a power struggle between yemen's government and the u.n. team. mahmoud abbas has been reelected as chairman of the palestine liberation organization executive committee his expected reappointment came at the end of a meeting in ramallah of the palestinian national council it was the first time the four met in twenty two years has b

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arab emirates deployed military aircraft and troops there it's a quarter archipelago is a unesco world heritage site and lies in the gulf of aden or on important oil trade routes yemen's prime minister made a rare visit to troops on the cultures main island on wednesday shortly after residents say the u.a.e. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored transport there in the attempt to intimidate the internationally recognized government nearly one hundred people have been killed after a powerful rain and dust storm hit parts of northern and western india at least sixty four people died in uttar pradesh state and twenty seven others in raja's son the storm left a trail of destruction with collapsed houses fallen trees and dead livestock. flooding in kenya has left at least one hundred people dead and more than two hundred thousand displaced major roads across the country have been blocked due to heavy rains and landslides since early april syrian rebels have surrendered enclaves in southern damascus and northern homes the government has given them an ultimatum of joining the military or escaping to oppositio

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emirates deployed military aircraft and troops there to use a coach or archipelago is a unesco world heritage site it lies in the gulf of aden and on important oil trade routes yemen's prime minister made a rare visit to troops on the coach or on wednesday shortly after residents say the u.a.e. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored transport to try to intimidate the government there's the headlines to stay with us next up it's one i want east. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new tariffs on imports of steel in alameda for a five gene would mean off the data transfer ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories of the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. for generations millions of indonesians have depended on the chip to run river but today the river is poised to. textile factories that supplies some of the biggest fashion brands are using it to dump talks the chemicals. on steve on this episode a one on one east we investigate the human cost of the world's most polluted river . the river fisherman like rudy no longer catch fish

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united arab emirates deployed military aircraft and troops there to support archipelagos a unesco world heritage site lies in the gulf of aden and on important oil trade routes yemen's prime minister visited troops on supporters main and on wednesday shortly after officials say the u.a.e. are noted soldiers tanks and armored transport onto the area the yemeni troops were reportedly expelled. syrian rebels have surrendered enclaves in southern damascus and northern homes the government has given them an ultimatum of joining the military or escaping to opposition held areas in the north to stay with us up next it's thrives on more that. the conditions for existence on earth a sustained by complex web of climatic processes. i mean all rains predictable seasons and consistent temperatures all allow life to flourish. but over reliance on fossil fuels is causing the delicate balance of our planet to shift. instances of extreme weather use speed rather but now deadly heat waves wildfires powerful floods hurricanes and trouts of becoming the new. the question is no longer will they happen but when and how we

united arab emirates deployed military aircraft and troops there they say archipelago is a unesco world heritage site lies in the gulf of aden and on important oil trade routes and also provides access to nearby regions yemen's prime minister made a rare visit to troops on supporters may not end on wednesday jointly after residents say the u.a.e. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored transport there in the attempt to intimidate the internationally recognized government there are reports that some yemeni troops had been expelled iraqis have been expanding their influence in southern yemen that part of the saudi led coalition fighting who see rebels sometimes referred to as the galapagos of the indian ocean so culture is home to seven hundred demick species including the unique dragons bludge tree its sixty thousand residents have lived almost completely isolated from the outside world and often themselves at the center of a power struggle between the yemeni government and the uys geopolitical ambitions gerald fast and is a director of gulf of pheasant government relations at the middle east institute an

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yemeni island of so called truck heavy rains and strong winds lashed the unesco world heritage sites in the arabian sea a state of emergency has been declared after the storm flooded villages and capsized boat it's expected to make landfall in nearby oman on saturday donald trump has posthumously pardoned the first black heavyweight boxing champion jack johnson he was convicted in one nine hundred thirteen on charges of taking his white girlfriend across state lines for immoral purposes the law at the time could be used to prosecute ben for interracial relationships even if those relationships were consensual trump granted johnson a full pardon saying his decision corrected a historic role those are your headlines up next people in power also use of. the i.m.f. said riyadh's a breakeven oil price of twenty eight thousand is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. to help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. one of president trump's first sanctioned office was

the banks of the danube here are part of a unesco world heritage site. but first the bus rolls past some of the city's principal historic monuments and sites like st stephen's basilica where alongside hungary and royalty and saints you'll find the final resting place of soccer legend fed and. then it's back to the bus which now heads for the water even though that's what they fade for the passengers are a little nervous. to the audience the danube is pretty rough today i'm a little anxious about whether the bus can deal with that hope we don't capsize. the high point of the trip is the splash down. the. aisle to the dramatic strains of thus spake zarathustra the bus descends along the ramp into water i'm past injuries heave a collective sigh of relief it really does float i am long and it's only about us i know about my learn to drive just like a normal bus with six wheels under an engine out on. water it's like driving a giant jet ski just a little slower. out on the river new vistas open up. margaret island is a popular destination for daytrippers. and

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the unesco world heritage site attracts some 30 million tourists a year leading to large queues and cloggeditors and local residents. the scottish government has become the first country in the world to introduce a minimum price for alcohol to try to stop excessive drinking. the cost of some of the cheapest drinks has now tripled. critics say the move will hit people on low incomes disproportionately. here are some of the key facts. all of the evidence says that while it is not going to solve the problem on its own, without action that targets the affordability of alcohol, then we won't make the progress we need to see. it started off about four cans of beer per day. then it started to be crates of beer. then it was a bottle of wine every night. and some beer and you could get free bottles for a tenner. —— three. when alcohol prices rise, deaths from alcohol fall. when alcohol prices fall, deaths from alcohol rise. people think they're not influenced by price, but they are. we have a lot of customers on a low income, a tight income, they don't have a lot to spend. 0n income, a tight income,

the emirates have sent troops to over motor city tick yemeni island is a unesco world heritage site in the gulf of aden the situations are long and important oil trade routes and the military deployment by the u.s. follows a visit to the island by yemen's prime minister on wednesday yemeni troops were reportedly expelled from the territory the u.s. expanding its influence in southern yemen as part of the saudi led coalition that. has a quarter is known as the collapse of the indian ocean it's home to the unique dragons blood tree and hundreds of arrests about a third of those animals are in found anywhere else in the world the contras sixty sixty thousand refugees the residents there have lived an almost icefall isolation from the outside world and now find themselves at the center of a power struggle between yemen's government and the u.s. . gerald's feinstein is that the director off gulf affairs and government relations at the middle east institute and also a former u.s. ambassador to yemen he says that's a quote just to rain will make it difficult to establish any sort of mentioned

the city is a unesco world heritage site, and attracts about 30 million visitors a year. mayor says he is just trying to ensure the safety of visitors and residents. concerns have been expressed about the safety of liverpool fans travelling to italy for wednesday's champions league semi—final against roma, after a supporter was attacked last week at anfield. italian police have insisted they can guarantee the fans‘ safety as long as they stay within italian rules. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports from rome. singing. so far, only a handful of liverpool fans may have travelled here for the club's biggest game in more than a decade, but the task of keeping them safe is well under way, the pressure on rome's police ahead of the deciding second leg of the champions league semifinal, as a major security operation at anfield, when one liverpool supporter was left in a critical condition after an attack by a group of roma ultras. here in the italian capital, english supporters have been targeted in recent seasons, but the man in charge of policing had this message. we can guara

arab emirates deployed military aircraft and troops there isa culture archipelago is a unesco world heritage site lies in the gulf of aden and on important oil trade routes yemen's prime minister visited troops on the coaches main island on wednesday shortly after officials say the u.a.e. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored transport onto the area the yemeni troops were reportedly expelled nearly a hundred people have been killed after a powerful rain and dust storm hit parts of northern and western india at least sixty four people died into pradesh state and twenty seven others register on the storm left a trail of destruction with collapsed houses trees and dead livestock. syrian rebels have surrendered enclaves in southern damascus and northern homes and government has given them an ultimatum of joining the military or escaping to opposition held there is in the north says the headlines today with us next up it's inside story of news are few after that i can ask. thursday marks world quest freedom day just days ago two suicide bombers in advanced on killed at least twenty nine people including

arab emirates deployed a minute track craft and troops there use a coach archipelagos a unesco world heritage site it's in the gulf of aden along important oil trade routes yemen's prime minister made a rare visit to troops or supporters made on and on wednesday shortly after president say you're a young noted soldiers tanks and armored transport there to try to intimidate the internationally recognized government really a hundred people have been killed after a powerful rain and dust storm hit parts of northern and western india at least sixty four people died in two pradesh state and twenty seven others in ra just on the storm left a trail of destruction with collapsed houses foreign trees and dead livestock flooding in kenya has left at least one hundred people dead and more than two hundred thousand displaced major roads across the country have been blocked due to heavy rains and landslides there's the headlines up next the street by for now. ok i really could be in the stream today as part of well press freedom day if we take a look at how the united states the philippines and hungry try and

the city is a unesco world heritage site and attracts about 30 million visitors a year.logged streets. the city's mayor says he's just trying to ensure the safety of visitors and residents. it was apple's turn to tell us how they do it —— how they are doing. profits have surged at the world's most valuable listed company, as consumers continue to splash the cash on apple's most expensive iphone. the firm had revenues ofjust over $61—billion over the past three months, that's a 16% increase on last year. jonathan charles is the director of communications at the european bank for reconstruction and development. every which way you look at these results this time, it is give these. and derek is a massive share buyback and a big increase in dividend. and derek is a massive share buyback and a big increase in dividendm isa and a big increase in dividendm is a typical apple story, which is that it is a typical apple story, which is thatitis is a typical apple story, which is that it is actually solid. 52 million in phones. not bad at all. generally a week quarter, all of the s

welcome to the program i'm about that hamid there is public outrage on the island of it's a unesco world heritage site and the people who live there don't want it to become part of the conflict in yemen bought on thursday the u.a.e. deployed troops to the island seizing strategic positions this has angered the yemeni government of president abdullah. it says it wasn't an form of the move the u.a.e. is part of the saudi led coalition fighting houthi rebels in the country and is a former ally of had the but splits have recently emerged that reports. there calling for troops from the united arab emirates to be the island of sequential. the people who live here say then will flee rebel somebody that means you and your forces have no reason to stay in iraq this will just end up on falls they foresee altie a minute troops and taking over some strategic locations they say it's part of they'll push them to buck forces loyal to exile be a mini president of the rebel man suit huggy. so culturally is a walled heritage site known for its unique and pristine watch from bottom and it's located just off the coast of

after a cyclon hit the yemeni island of soko truck heavy rains and strong winds lashed the unesco world heritage sitesin the arabian sea a state of emergency has been declared after the storm flooded villages and capsized boat it's expected to make landfall in nearby oman on saturday donald trump has posthumously pardon the first black heavyweight boxing champion jack johnson he was convicted in one nine hundred thirteen on charges of taking his white girlfriend across state lines for immoral purposes the law at the time could be used to prosecute and for interracial relationships even if those relationships were consensual trump granted johnson a full pardon saying his decision corrected a historic role those are your headlines up next people in power aussie's of. the i.m.f. said riyadh's a breakeven or a price for twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. to help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. one of president trump's first sanctioned office was a mode

psych loan hit the yemeni island of subculture a heavy rains and strong winds lashed the unesco world heritage site in the arabian sea the state of emergency has been declared after the storm flooded villages and capsized boats it's expected to make landfall in nearby a man on saturday u.s. president donald trump has posthumously pardoned the first black heavyweight boxing champion jack johnson he was convicted in one thousand nine hundred thirteen on charges of taking his white girlfriend across state lines for immoral purposes and all the time could be used to prosecute men for interracial relationships even if they were consensual from granted johnson a full pardon saying his decision corrected a historic wrong move clears johnson's name more than one hundred years after what many called a racially motivated conviction and those are the headlines these continues here in al-jazeera after witness julius versus the a.n.c. by for that. in twenty twelve something happened in south africa that forced many to question their support for the party of nelson mandela the african national congress the a.n.c

one but so far on coal mine industrial complex we spoke about there in and was named a unesco world heritage site and a lot of those decommissioned mines and buildings smokestacks blast furnaces sorting holes and the like have all been restored and repurposed has. quite incredible cultural spaces actually and right after that the ruhr trillion dollar was founded in two thousand and two now that's an annual music and arts festival that runs from august through to mid october and that makes really great use of these locations and in as in the in the complex where they attract some terrific events a lot of big stars as well and in twenty ten the a valley area itself was actually a european capital of culture so that really helped the area to turn its image around it's definitely worth a visit specially now that this exhibition is on its own until november so there's a lot of talk you just want to have my appetite i think i'm going to have to try to get some really really more details on our website on the website w dot com slash culture karen always good talking to you can help shout it from culture

socotra is a unesco world heritage site with unique plants and animals found nowhere else on the planete of socotra's most iconic native species, the blood dragon tree. it's a striking, umbrella—shaped tree with a thick trunk. earlier i spoke to ben rich from the bbc weather centre, and he explained just how powerful this cyclone is. it's been called very severe cyclone storm, its the department is looking after that and they think it's going to be upgraded into a severe as storm before it makes landfall. it is moving towards the border between yemen and oman, and expected to make la ndfall yemen and oman, and expected to make landfall there early saturday. when he gets there, it's going to bring water to 60 —— 160 to 170 kph costs. and it is really unusual to get a storm that powerful and is part of the world. it is not the first time that this is happened here. no,? we had a storm that goes into somalia, it is unusual to get them with the severity and also to get two in such quick succession. from the whole particularly across southern parts of the uk. but the best of the sunshine wil

monuments it measures five hundred meters by one hundred fifty meters and was listed as a unesco world cultural heritage site in one nine hundred ninety. four and a living here as a linen double for tourists. he says that over a quarter century after the soviet union's fall people still want to see the former communist revolutionary. a new version of the tourist remember me with the leader of the proletariat who turned the world on its head they asked me. why did you do that. but the name red square actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also means beautiful and red square was the beautiful square because of the majestic buildings around it and it can still claim the epithet as beautiful. was. several million tourists across red square each year almost all of them leave with photos to remember it by a favored backdrop is the lenin mausoleum in front of the kremlin's mighty brick walls. st basil's. the drill is another highlight its architect is said to have been blinded by tsar ivan the terrible so he would never design anything greater. euro max asked viewers aroun

that's why if i recall my industrial complex that we're talking about in essence was named a unesco world heritage site and a lot of those decommissioned mines and buildings smokestacks blast furnaces and the like have been restored and amazingly repurposed eyes cultural spaces now what happened then of course in two thousand and two was the founding of the ruhr tree of knowledge which is an annual music and arts festival that runs from august community october that makes really great use of a lot of these locations in both home and in s. and that's why if i'm complex attracts terrific events and a lot of international stars and of course in two thousand and ten the rural valley itself was actually made a european capital of culture so that did a lot to really polish our business image. and there's it's ongoing all right now it's more on our website i salute you detailing dot com slash culture nonstop thank you so very much and thank you for spending this part of your day with us so i'll see you again tomorrow same time same place have a good writer. good . good. good good. good. good. good. good. time

arab emirates deployed military aircraft and troops there the supporter archipelago is a unesco world heritage site which lies in the gulf of aden along important oil trade routes and provides access to nearby regions yemen's prime minister made a rare visit to troops on the culture's main island on wednesday soon after residents say the u.a.e. unloaded soldiers tanks and armored homage transport there in an attempt to intimidate the weakened government who thought that some yemeni troops had been expelled the iraqis have been expanding their influence in southern yemen that part of the saudi led coalition fighting hoofy rebels are sometimes referred to as the galapagos of the indian issues the culture is home to seven hundred demick species including the unique dragon's blood tree its sixty thousand residents have lived most completely isolated from the outside world and i found themselves at the center of power struggle between the yemeni government and the us geo political ambitions and risk creek from the defense studies department at kings college in london says the move is part of a much larg

long it actually consists of five separate buildings each grade one listed it's this is unesco world heritage site and it's open to the public every day of the year as well so dismantling this building restoring it taking all the plants out returning them it has been a hugely complex project inside a plant that can feed the world like the end to staple. a cousin of the banana plant which kew scientists hope could be used throughout africa there are plants that supply medicine and plants that a purely beautiful thing all these plans on the one we've picked pretty positive picture of global biodiversity in the wild. species risk of. the foundation of life farming development and climate change putting that with. the species a part of q gardens living collection used by scientists in charge of them. we grow plants of really high scientific value conservation he was a conservation organization we got about two hundred fifty species growing in a hail of fifteen hundred conservation writings from vulnerable to extinct in the wild species here extinct in the wild which means you don't find them anywhere

and the crowds are eroding the character of the city, says unesco, which is threatening to strip venice of its status as a world heritage sitemany venetians meanwhile are saying"basta." enough is enough. reporter: every time tour guide paolo patuzzo crosses the rialto bridge, he can't help but wonder, where did his charming city go? the one that's now overrun with millions of tourists. how can venice protect itself from the onslaught of visitors? he's sure this piece of world cultural heritage won't survive as a photo backdrop alone. paolo: my love for this city makes me seek out places and people who are keeping venice alive. because there are enough people who are countersteering and navigating the city into troubled waters. reporter: like most venetians, paolo lives from tourism, which presents him with a dilemma. he now conducts special tours to draw attention to the city's problems, like in his own district, where rents are rising as flats are being used as holiday homes. more and more venetians are moving away. at the bar paolo frequents, venice's decline is a hot topic. ettore: 20 years ago, the city was full of craft