see, there is rain further west lighting rain that came out of west australia to the south and it's still there on both thursday and friday is per, hangs round at $22.00. but in the tropics, particularly, and machine needs in queens, and we got another concentration of fairly heavy thunderstorms. persistent right? this area remember, has suffered flooding in the last few weeks. this won't be as bad, but unsure. the rain is welcome. in new zealand. seasonally normal at long last, or warnings out the amount of rain like to fall in south island during thursday, it fades away. the air then gets colder and it's more snow than rain on friday. ah, the african stories of resilience and courage. i get younger than i right. well enough aware been one of us is one of them for about a mom and dad gilroy, them garden tradition and dedication to live out a little more robust with short documentary by african filmmakers on the white 9. and the bookmaker africa direct on al jazeera hulu. ah ah hello there i miss darcy attainder hall. let's remind you about top stories here. the sour finland, unsweetened

. >>> less than half an hour remains for voters on australia's west coast.latest in a live report ahead. ready to style in just one step? introducing new tresemme one step stylers. five professional benefits. one simple step. totally effortless. styling has never been easier. tresemme. do it with style. >>> polls on australia's west coast will close inless than 15 minutes and counting has already begun in an election that will decide who leads the country for the next three years. scott morrison is seeking re-election. his main opponent is the labour party, voting is compulsory. let's get the latest from cnn live in hong kong. really fascinating election here, we might have change in the country that at least politically has been very constant for a long time. >> reporter: yeah, constant and conservative that's certainly the case, no seats are being called as yet, i mean we're less than two hours into vote counting, but certainly we'll be seeing seats go to labour party or the incumbent coalition party. what we're seeing, kim s a real shift to independents,

it was in the quiet smell in the north-west of australia that the crocodile chased the fishing lure ofhe hunt, he intensively rowed his paws with his tail, cutting through the water, as if a torpedo, even from afar, it was clear that this beast was not going to stop before anything, and in a second the guess was confirmed when the tackle was pulled out out of the water, the crocodile made an incredible jump to the fishermen. it was very lucky that the sides and boats were enough. high, well although there are no such monsters in our rivers, there is a threat no less terrible in them. it's true, where do antibiotics come from in the water and how they negate the treatment of many diseases and we find out right now that it's somehow cool today. what thoughts they don’t have mishina has been poisoning any walk picnic or going out in the winter during a banal bronchitis, the woman found that the usual magic wand antibiotics no longer work on him. apparently, there were so many of them in my life that they stopped to act antibacterial drugs in our lives. and it's true. more and more experts

so china is talking about investment and corporation for your region, but the west, including australia, sees china as a destabilizing threat. you've met, i understand with the australian foreign minister today. how would you assess 1st your relationship with both sides here? where does fiji stand? well, i think, you know, there's always a, quite a lot of conjecture going on in respect to what's happening in the pacific prime minister just this morning, put out a tree. and in that he said that it all tables, what matters most is our people on planet. and israel is respect for international law. and i think that really quite aptly summarizes our position. both the foreign ministers will be in fiji. in fact, we just met up with the foreign minister from australia that low, very good and robust discussions. and indeed the meaningful discussions are on climate change is, you know, the new government is very much better to climate change. and that's really been focus with the co face of climate change and, and the child is discussion originally and suit. so if your people and the planet is a

long may weekend hungry, the crocodile landed right in the boat this happened in the quiet west in northwest australia the crocodile chased the fishing bait in a fit hunting, he strenuously rowed his paws with his tail, cutting through the water, as if a torpedo, even from afar, it was clear that this beast was not going to stop before anything, and a second later the guess was confirmed when the tackle was pulled out of the water, the crocodile made an incredible jump to the fishermen. it was very lucky that the sides and their boats were high enough. well , although such monsters are not found in our rivers, there is a threat no less terrible in them. it's true, where do antibiotics come from in the water and how do they negate the treatment of many diseases? we know, not right now, such thoughts are somehow cool today not mishins recently poisoned any walk a picnic or going out in the winter, during a banal bronchitis, a woman found that the usual magic wand antibiotics no longer worked on her. apparently, there were so many of them in my life that they stopped working antibacterial drugs in our li

among uh former uh latvian lithuanian and estonian punishers who dug themselves back in the west in brazil in australia high life expectancy. they cling to life so to speak that, uh, far away. uh , quite a few of them, 90 years old and even more became known about him , not so much a baltic german born in riga was married to a native of petrograd, margot kallis, in the thirty-ninth year, uh, repatriated, and on the territory of the reich or occupied, most likely poland, because most of the patriotic, but there are no germans here, were not settled in the reich at all, but the general. natorsk, so that there they carried out in the germanization, and the conquered territories. well, as we see, with the beginning of the war, he returned and, instead of serving at the front, he soiled himself with war crimes in punitive units, another punisher of the tin slide. porfiry belyaev, aka pauelsturis. he, for example, is from a mixed family; his father is a russian mother, latyshko, and therefore even given the already soviet times, he is a god, hiding under her maiden name, and by the name of sturis, after the

control measures by western countries and as she said, we are not only talking about the west, the geographic map of australia zealand and japan, that now they will not develop, not the economy, not the military-industrial complex, and therefore it is difficult for me to see how he can invent some kind of victory here , considering the huge mistakes he made. i am sure that ukraine will victorious and ukraine will ultimately be a triumph and an imperialist world in which one man can dictate the whole world and the rules er will not succeed he will lose thank you i would like to er thank the administration of the united states for the enormous support it provides and as i said at the very beginning i have close friends on the front right now and they are calling for one thing give us weapons this is what we need and i hope not even wrong i said i hope not i am convinced that we will win with your help and now i wanted i would like to give the floor to the honorable mr. white, the huge friend of ukraine and the type of safe form. and for china and the actions of the east as a whole well, of course, russia will l

, and somehow tie them to that particular part of the world, that is, the collective west, and plus to this, australia on and so forth, so it is far from even unambiguously readable, but on two or even three planes at once. we hope that the debunking of the fakes that we make will be watched on the other side of our borders. yes, in order to still be more conscious, and immediately after the advertisement, the most comical fake in the entire history of our program. the tension seems to be hanging in the air, that i want to leave already over. your last name is right next to you , i guess lagina, i'll ask you both to get out of the car, as she tasks, of course. we have for this returned. first of all, i was very bored. stand still it's pointless here goes, a very serious game. we have information that a german underground under the leadership of the allies is operating on the territory of east prussia. and this underground is preparing a large-scale action according to the laws of wartime, new series, look after the time old program, i’ll already run after you and your nerves will twitch to hell and sh

west africa. cases have been confirmed in europe, the americas, australia, and the middle east.valuating a vaccine stockpiles and possible treatments. in france, health authorities are recommending vaccination for people who have been in contact with a monkeypox patient. german officials are hoping it will not get to this stage. cautionary measures such as hygiene and safe dex keep the -- sex keeps the virus at bay. the country has ordered 40,000 doses of a vaccine that treats monkeypox. >> the vaccine as a further development of the conventional smallpox vaccine and designed to be a an alternative. >> the outbreak has triggered a global concern but health officials stressed that the spread is unlikely to evolve into a pandemic. given that the virus is neither new nor as easily transmissible. people cut it by coming into close contact with an infected person or animal. mark: that is it for me. coming up next, our special program from the cannes film festival. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to on car -- i encore in cannes. as a way to ukraine is something that they festival engaged with. they ha

and australia viruses similar to small parks but milder. it's unusual for it to spread outside of west and central africa. so the polls are just, i've been in australia national election with opinion polls showing the opposition labor party naturally ahead of the ruling. conservative coalition, prime minister scott morrison is held the top job for full years, lay believe to anthony openings is calling on the voters to elect change. campaign has been dominated by rising cost of living, climate change and national security. voting is compulsory and initial results should be known later on saturday. sarah clark joins us live from sydney, polls open it, i suppose. it will be, we have to see where the label be able to maintain its lead. yeah, should not the 6000000 people out of 70000000 people in australia have who registered have already voted ahead of election day now, but as you mentioned, we do into election day with live a just ahead of the coalition, the liberal national party. they have been ahead, i'll the coalition throughout the campaign, but that lead has narrowed as we into sat

west of us well, we too, i think organically we belong to this territory. and all other civilizations that are connected to europe, e.e., the united states, canada, australia,al principle e.e. is not very apt, in my opinion , and especially considering that today's greece so it is organic part of europe, but not the center of europe, even though it is the origin of europe, so it still seems to me that europe is a certain cultural, intellectual, political, aesthetic, hmm, spiritual unity, and i like to use this principle of values ​​here, so europe is a a certain set of values, but here i am, as a phenomenologist, i deal with psychological philosophy, we always appeal to edmond hutsal here. it seems to me that he quite accurately defined what europe is, in a well-known work, the crisis of european sciences and transcentral phenomenology when he said that, well, it was not for nothing that he mentioned ancient greece, there was born what musor called the telos of european civilization or the goal, the goal of european civilization, and in his opinion, the goal of european civilization is to harmonize life with the demands of the mind, and well, this is a thro

about this new bloc, which i conditionally call the collective west, although it also includes japan, australiaed a false sense of invulnerability in them, and in part. this, of course, is built on their real colossal military and economic capabilities, which should not be underestimated, especially for those who go into conflict with this collective west, but there is less and less of a problem in the khanakolative west , as i tried to say, they are used to trying to understand what other people think. what, for example, is the difference between the russian people and the bourgeois inhabitants of the european union and the united states, and this is a colossal difference that is not always visible, because people often walk well and others speak english dressed, in both suits of the same type, and sometimes they walk together to some conferences. well , uh, a very big discrepancy in the core values ​​in life and how they make decisions. and this is an old mistake of the conquerors of russia to those who claimed to be the conqueror here napoleonovna, that he was a great man, and he was still a

australia. we have an area of high pressure. bands of high-grade making their way in from the west by people we can. heavy rain, some pretty strong winds. wet, when the blustery weather across southern parts of australia through tuesday. ray gradually making its way into victoria. still a few showers towards the east coast. some of showers there near new south wales. temperatures struggling of the total, but at least it will be dry. some wet weather will make its way across the great peninsula as we go on into wednesday. it stays very wet and deep for southern china. >> witnessed the oceans, witnessed the flames, witness differences, when is change. when this blood. witness some light. when is confusion. witness family and friends. witnessed the beginning and the end. witness life. witness on al jazeera. anchor: welcome back. a russian tank commander has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. he admitted to killing an unarmed civilian. he said he had been acting on orders. the 21-year-olds trial is the first of its kind since russia invaded ukraine three months ago. the palestinian foreign

families of his presidential election, victory ah hello there, let thought in australia we thing the wet weather effect, both west and the east of the country. we've got severe weather warnings out for queensland that northeast corner seems really torrential rain and we are likely to see some dangerous flash flooding. now that is going to move its way towards the northeast. if we have a look at the 3 day for cans, it is an improving picture. by the time we get into saturday, it will be starting to dry up. nothing about whether it is also going to trickle down south to new south wales as well as victoria and tasmania in the days ahead. and we are going to see some wet weather as well. edge into weston areas of australia. thanks to a tropical fica and that's gonna chuck some of that rain towards perth, the temperature dipping down by the time we get to the end of the week. but across central and northern areas, there's a much more settled picture. as it is across the tappman for new zealand, both the islands seem pretty bright skies as well. a few storms and showers, particularly for that north east corner, but tem

britain also infected were detected in australia belgium canada france germany italy the netherlands sweden and the united states, according to experts, the west african subspecies of infection is spreading, the lethality with it is 3 .6%. at the same time. as noted in the case of infection are not related to travel. fatal accident on the border of kyrgyzstan with uzbekistan, a truck carrying a bulldozer failed brakes as a result, he rammed 12 cars queuing at the checkpoint , killing nine people, most citizens of kyrgyzstan, one from uzbekistan , an investigative measure is underway. devastating hurricanes hit germany, at least three tornadoes passed through the territory of several settlements, it became known about one dead, more than 40 people were injured, the wind tore the tiles from the houses. trees ached and turned over in the car, debris from damaged buildings scattered for a kilometer around. rammstein, which took place in the open air in the city of lipta near the church, the steeple was torn off the most destruction in paderborn, according to preliminary data, the damage from the poem is estimated at several million euros. unpreten

great britain also infected identified in australia belgium canada france germany italy the netherlands sweden and the united states, according to experts , the westan subtype of infection is spreading mortality with it is 3.6%, while, as noted by the university. in case of infection are not related to travel. development capital cities of the satellite with all amenities, the construction of a microdistrict for smolevichi minsk residents will be completed in 2 years this year four more houses will be handed over, which is 370 apartments. plus, a kindergarten for 230 children told the mayor of minsk during a visit to the construction site of the satellite of the megapolis , city leaders visited an apartment that was already ready for occupancy and studied the features of the layout of courtyard areas, according to vladimir kukharev. here everything is done for living with maximum comfort, therefore , the infrastructure is also being developed so it is worse for smolevichi started building a second shopping center, and at the end of the year will start building a new school. we deliberately worked for a very long time on the layout of the houses. i

australia. we are seeing the wetter weather affecting both the west and the east of the country.e weather warnings out for queensland. torrential rain. we are likely to see some dangerous flash flooding. that will move its way towards the northeast. if we look at the three-day picture, it is improving. by saturday, it will be starting to dry up. that wet weather is also going to trickle down to new south wales, as well as victoria and tasmania. we are going to see some wet weather as well into the western areas of australia, thanks to a tropical cyclone that will chalk some of that rain out, temperatures dipping down by the end of the week. but a -- across the central and northern areas, both the islands are seeing bright skies. a few showers particularly for that northeast corner. but temperatures are sitting in the high teens thursday. as we head across southeast asia, we have seen very heavy rain for southern areas of thailand, and flash flooding. we are likely to see more of that heavy rain in the hibi days ahead in the malay peninsula. ♪ >> african stories from african persp

west bank. it's happening jeanine where al jazeera journalist sharing a blockage was killed last week. australia sent to left labor policies projected to have won the general election, but may not secure a parliamentary majority. prime minister scott morrison had hoped to defy consistent opinion polls showing that he would lose you as president joe bought and says he is willing to meet north korea's kim john on the security talks. if he's serious, auden is in meetings with the south korean president unit, so kill talk so focused on north korea's nuclear weapon program and it's korean at forest outbreak. russia says it's destroyed a large batch of weapons and military equipment delivered from ukraine's western allies and says it carried out a missile strike near a railway station in the little mir west of the capital. keep room and you are 50 for the armed forces of the russian federation continued the special military operation in ukraine. high precision, long range, sea bass missiles near the moline railway station, and shut me region, have destroyed a large batch of weapons and military equipm

see, and west papua the season's changing nicely, but said he slowly in australia, these are you like early winter fronts coming through the temperature aren't extraordinarily low afterwards. we're in the tease the high teens, both sides and it's good scattering your showers from victoria up to queens, and nothing special about the coast to quizzes anymore. look like, because it could have seen some heavy rain here, but we're back off from that western side. percy stuck about 20 to 23. nothing special here either. now it just take you for to day. the sun shows more than the shout, maybe in victoria there's a hint that next week could be wintry in australia. well melbourne, you know, worse than 13 or 14 degrees by tuesday, not bad. ah ah. with with ah, look about the watching officer with me the whole rob, no reminder of all top stories. a government has killed 19 primary school children to teach us in the us state of texas. it happened to the city of valdez, near san antonio. it's rick 19 coles, the gun control across the nation. also ukraine's president says russia is trying to destr

australia to that are both. if you show a clear, yes, i'm still in the middle to west and you said that or yes, what's up to him in the middle of the other other about to with with a border with i don't know if there's a lot to work with of them you know, there's a little home talk with people too much. ah, a lot of it with like you are eligible issue was uniform. her lilian poetry inquiry stopped apparently. oh no, no, but the closet door, but you know, if it shows them system is there was a ticket when you get off that interested in it's just a little over it with a moment. what is of you are actually to do it or not, but normally knowledge personable knows they don't pass more. they're gonna put shirts on what come with the show, just getting rid of a gospel, but donna display personal, a booklet, but it brought out a spot. ah, now it shows the wrong one. i just don't know any with an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground american assistance. ukraine continues apace, so much so it begs the following question. at what point will russia con

infected also found in france britain sweden belgium italy and australia canada and the united states and although the disease usually occurs only in westr central africa, who said about 80 patients with monkey pacifier another 50 cases are being investigated, however, experts believe and mass vaccinations are too early to speak. monkeypox virus is well studied usually in nature. it 's self-limiting being transmitted badly the question here is to clarify why there are now so many cases in europe with slightly increased rates of person-to-person transmission, but again this is not covid 19, this is an unusual smallpox, usually a rare and not serious disease that can only be contracted through close physical contact. in several regions of russia where natural fires are raging, firefighting groups are building up and attracting paratrooper aircraft. the area of ​​hot forests, growing daily, has increased even more than 6,000 hectares in the past day. where is the most difficult geography of distribution. fire studied nikolai sokolov the fight against one is actually going on around the clock the epicenter of the hot element siberia south c

west africa, right through liberia, into sierra leone showers. now pushing back into that eastern side of south africa with the possibility of flooding. because really natal ah, there was eliminated for most of australia decade is killing young women in the indigenous community. one of one investment on the how does it ah the you asking south korean presidents discuss how to contain north korea's nuclear threats at a time when there's little hope of diplomacy. ah.

and the shot for africa direct on al jazeera with how low they let that in australia we thing the wet weather effect, both the west and the east of the country. we've got severe weather warnings out for queensland that northeast corner seems really torrential rain and we are likely to do some dangerous flash flooding. now that is going to move its weight. ward, the ne, if we have a look at the 3 day for cans, it is an improving picture. by the time we get into saturday, it will be starting to dry up. nothing about whether it's also going to trickle down south to new south wales as well as victoria and tasmania in the days ahead. and we are going to see some wet weather as well. edge into western areas of australia. thanks to a tropical fica and that's gonna chuck some of that rain towards perth, the temperature dipping down by the time we get to the end of the week. but across central and northern areas, it is a much more settled picture as it is across the tappman for new zealand. both the islands seem pretty bright skies as well. a few storms and showers, particularly for that north east corner, but temperatures

west indies in march. yorkshire batter harry brook and durham fast bowler matty potts receive their maiden call—ups. and australiaomen to two t20 world cups, an odi world cup, and three ashes series victories. what he's done in the women's game with the australian side is very much, actually, you could argue is where the england team are when he took over the australian women. and what he's been able to do with them i don't think should be underestimated, really, and how he's gone about i think has been a serious achievement. he has made the gap greater between the rest of the packin gap greater between the rest of the pack in the women's game, and i think there's a lot to be said for that. finally, the european taekwondo championships take place in manchester over four days, starting on thursday. around 400 athletes from over a0 european nations are expected to compete in a sport in which great britain has excelled in recent years. nicola pearson reports. there is a proud recent history for britain and tae kwon do. they won three metals at both the rio in tokyo olympic games. juncker walden and laura williams on

australia. it's looking pretty fine and dry for much of the north. i'm the west of the country, we've got high pressure in charge. the heat continuing to build in perth as we see the temperature rise. but it's going to cool down in the southeast corner. we've got some really wet and windy weather working its way to tasmania. we got severe weather warnings out here. we're going to see very strong winds as well as thunderstorms and showers. and if we look at the 3 day for hobo while the temperature is lingering around the mid teens, but we will see an improvement on monday with some sunny spells ah, how social a social media platforms, if many young uses feel isolated, anxious, and depressed. currently, there is a grand national experiment that is taking place upon our kids. why tech companies not sufficiently regulated, they don't want people to know what's happening on their platform. and when will society catch up? some people that i knew in high school though, susan lines investigates toxic feed, social media and teen mental health on al jazeera blue. ah, oh ye

west. he got away with it and he's standing up there now giving lectures about about invasions australia has elected a new prime minister, anthony albany, is of the labor party who insists on strength in the country's military. amid rising tensions with china, australia is that relations with regional power, china have fallen to a new low amid compass, so called orchestra ministry deal with the u. s. and the u. k. the agreement calls for the provision of advancement, equipment and technology, including nuclear submarines and response. china has warned australia against moves that could exacerbate tensions in the region for the incoming pm. albany has doubled down. in his assertion, we all know that china has changed. china has changed, it's pushed. yeah, it's more aggressive, it's more active in the region, and we need to understand that and respond to the more less, less cross live. now to victor guerara, vice president of the center for china and globalization. welcome to r t international victor. thank you. now australia's newly elected prime minister antony albany. he says that he's cont

have already been found in france britain sweden belgium italy australia canada and the usa although the common disease occurs only in westr central africa, about 80 patients report it. sos in monkeys is still being investigated, but moreover, experts believe that it is too early to talk about mass vaccinations. monkeypox virus is well studied usually in nature. it is self-limitingly transmitted badly the question here is to clarify why there are now so many cases in europe with slightly increased indicators of transmission from person to person, but again, this is not covid 19, this is an unusual smallpox, as a rule, this rare and not serious disease, which can only be contracted through close physical contact, crashed in france, all five people on board this pilot died, the alleged family and three adults and a child, the french edition of tfi write that for them it was the first flight of an emergency that happened near a ski resort 10 km from the airfield. the pilot tried to land in emergency conditions for minutes before the crash. emergency services. received an alarm signal, the cause of the fall is now being inves

australia. we have high pressure keeping things largely find and try for many areas of in the north and the westyou are still seeing a few showers here and there. by the time we get into thursday, however, it is really the southeast corner that sees more rain thanks to a wintry cold front that is blowing its way over the southeast, knocking temperatures down in places like new south wales and victoria and tasmania, and it is going to bring rain and possibly snow into very southern areas. we have a look at the three-day for sydney. we are looking at the temperature coming down rather dramatically by riding. it is mostly sunny for much of new zealand at the moment. we've got high pressure in charge here. lots of finance right weather to be enjoyed over the next few days. temperatures in christchurch and auckland slightly above the average. in southeast asia, this is where we are seeing the wetter story. we still have heavy rain in southern areas and with that, the flood risk. we will see the rain fall heavier as well for parts of vietnam and cambodia with very heavy falls for the malay in days to

the west of the krasnoyarsk territory from natural fires will be extinguished, including only two buildings burned from the air over the past day in 19 regions eliminated almost 90 fires. australias trying to put pressure on the russian media sanctions have been imposed on the best journalists, among them the host of our vgtrk media holding sergey brilev director general of russia today dmitry kiselev our encor evgeny poddubny also has a number of russian civil servants and organizations. disputes erupted in nato over eastward expansion the american media claim that poland and the balka countries demand an increase in the number of troops on their territory, other countries doubt that russia will threaten the alliance in the near future. dozens of families from makhachkala became victims of a housing scam; they were sold apartments in municipal buildings, when many had already made repairs. it turned out that the apartments?

. >>> polls have closed on australia's east coast where counting the votes has now begun. while voters on the west coast have less than two hours to decide which party will lead their country for the next three years. voting is compulsory. the main opponent is labor party. let's get the latest from anna coren live in hong kong. could we see change in a country that has stayed politically fairly constant for a while now. >> reporter: that's right. the coalition made up of the liberals and nationals have been in power for 19 of the past 25 years. scott morrison, he has been in power since 2018. and he really is facing an uphill battle in getting reelected. all the polls show that he and his government are trailing the opposition, led by anthony albaneze. he's a working class background, very proud of his roots, and he believes that he is far more relatable, empathetic to the public than what scott morrison is. you know, scott morrison, he took over in 2018 through a leadership deal in his party. he won in what was called a miracle. he is hoping for a second miracle. he's platforming on economic mana

west of the krasnoyarsk territory from natural fires , extinguishing the fire, including only two buildings burned down from the air over the past day in 19 regions , almost 90 fires were extinguished. australia is trying to put pressure on the russian media. sanctions have been imposed on the best journalists, among them the host of our vgtrk media holding, sergey brilev, director general of russia today, dmitry kiselev. our battleship evgeny poddubny also has a number of russian civil servants and organizations on the list. controversy broke out in nato as for the expansion to the east, the american media claim that poland and the balka countries demand an increase in the number of troops on their territory, other countries doubt that russia will threaten the alliance in the near future. dozens of families from makhachkala became victims of a housing scam; they were sold an apartment in municipal buildings, when many had already made repairs. it turned out that the apartments were acquired illegally. magomed's sarka figured out what to do next, and you make wallpaper with putty and ceilings. all these all, everything, everything, the children themselves spent money. yes all spent. they did

west bank? oh, rockies rebuild of centuries, old mosques, destroyed i. so it's been described as array of the rooms. ah, australia is labor party has a close general election ending almost a decade of rule by the conservative coalition. actually, albany will now be prime minister, but he's yet to get a parliamentary majority. sarah clark reports from sidney election day in australia . voters turned up in all attire to cast their vote. i think we need a little bit of destruction here in australia. in fact, i think we need a lot of disruption. we need people who can stand up and, and have opinions and thoughts not based on party. there's been a few things i was in the last 3 years, especially during the pandemic. that is the government, as has got wrong. after 6 weeks on the campaign trail, the prime minister scott marson returned to his sydney electorate flanked by his wife and 2 daughters. the coalition leader made a last minute pitch to vote. who's on the 1st prime minister in a very long time that's been able to go through a term and fight the people on a 2nd time. and i'm seeking that support because i know th

already been found in france britain sweden belgium italy australia and canada and the united states although this disease usually occurs only in westcentral africa, who declared that in about 80% of monkey teats another 50 cases are being investigated, however, experts believe that mass vaccination is too early to say. in nature, it is most limited to being transmitted poorly; the question here is to clarify why there are now so many cases in europe with slightly increased rates of person-to-person transmission, but again, this is not covid 19, this is an unusual smallpox, as a rule, this is a rare and not serious disease that can only be contracted through close physical contact in the irkutsk region, krasnoyarsk region, additional forces of firefighters are being pulled together, as wounds were reported in the airlines. more than 230 paratroopers from neighboring regions, as well as explosives specialists, have already arrived there . they will help extinguish fires in hard-to-reach places, the south central region. now in the zone of special risk and frying and dry weather in the coming days, weather forecasters promise more inc

australia. haidi: that was the newly elected australian prime minister who was sworn in hours ago. let's get to ben westt have a clear majority but what will the main dynamic be for the new government? >> when the prime minister of australia changes, that is usually the biggest story of the election night, but that's not necessarily the situation. the big news of the night is this huge swing towards independent lawmakers that support tough action on climate change. it looks like almost one third of voters voted for the minority for the first time in 70 years. the greens party won 70%. he will have to negotiate with the other parties to work out what they can do that fills the mandates of his party and the others. shery: what does it mean in terms of pursuing policy? >> that remains to be seen. australia has two houses of parliament. the house of representatives, and the senate. in the house of representatives, the lower house, it will remain to be seen if he will have a majority in them but he should be able to count on support of at least one and a group of minor independence. in the upper house, the s

solomon islands came as a surprise to australia, prime minister, where very concerned the solomon islands were very concerned for the broader security in the south west pacific. the agreement will say, basing increased ties with the pacific islanders, and helped a safe guard. national security is driving. government warns the pac threatens regional stability and allows china to expand militarily in the pacific. the islands, prime minister, declared peace on the right side of history. forging close ties with, by the way of being treated as kindergarten. students walking around with cold, $45.00 hands, and therefore we need to be supervised. we insult the on going full out over the packed has dominated the election campaign with recriminations on both sides. the coalition government has vowed to increased funding for aid and economic development to reassure our nations of australian support. the opposition says it will establish a stronger diplomatic network to resist china's expansion. the region is changing very quickly around us. and what we're saying is perhaps that australian policy is a bit slow to catch up to it. it's not to say that the concern

that hugely this disease is in west africa or central africa not in europe, from the 90 confirmed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries out of europe, australiaare experiencing their hottest may ever with temperatures of more than 40c in some places, according to the state weather agency. the agency issued heat warnings in 10 regions, saying it could be "one of the most intense" heatwaves in years. climate change is making heatwaves more frequent and more intense. spain's unseasonably warm spring weather is a result of hot air coming from north africa. earlier i spoke to marta abascal who's in madrid and she told me how they're coping. very hot days, something you would expect for the summer not expect this time year. bad has it been for you, how have you coped? well, trying to stay inside as much as i could, going to collect the kids by car rather than walking, taking them this morning early to play out and still it was really hot, additive air—conditioning and avoiding being outside —— a bit of air—conditioning. normally when it is this hot, it is in august, people tend to leave the big cities and go to the coast, you just cannot do that, t

west africa or central africa, not in europe. from the 90 confirmed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries outside of europe — australia,, our main headline this hour: anthony albanese wins the australian general election, becoming the country's first labor prime minister in almost a decade. as russian attacks in eastern ukraine intensify, president zelensky says diplomacy is the only way the war on his country will end. president biden has signed a bill intended to expand access to powdered baby milk for low—income families as the us continues to face a shortage of infant formula. it means that people receiving benefits can exchange their vouchers for whatever baby milk is available in their state, rather than being restricted to a single manufacturer. meanwhile the head of baby formula manufacturer abbott has apologised to us families affected by the shortage of the essential supply. earlier we spoke to stacey d stewart, president and ceo of march for dimes, a non profit group supporting mums and babies. well, a lot of families, as you mentioned, are very concerned. this has been a very stressful time for so many fami

the solomon islands agreement was a wake-up call for australia, but for the u.s. and much of the west as well. it was just today that president biden sent his nominee to be ambassador to a number of pacific island nations to the senate for confirmation. you can speculate on the timing. it does seem to be something that has moved along because of what happened in the solomon islands. i think there is a renewed effort to get everybody in more of a lockstep and agreement. shery: how much of this stems from the biden administration, from what is coming in ukraine as well? china's perceived friend latest to russia and parallels to the taiwan situation. bill: i think a couple things on that. the u.s. wants to send a message and secretary blinken set it, they want to send a message that despite the attention going into russia's war on ukraine, that they want to keep a focus on what they call the long game. that is china's rise and its role in the years and decades ahead. they say, that is our big challenge. i also think the u.s. is particularly aware of the idea that china is watching for le

that hugely this disease is in west africa or central africa not in europe, from the 90 confirmed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries out of europe, australiath korean counterpart, yoon seok—youl, have agreed to step up measures to deter aggressive behaviour by north korea. they said detailed discussions would be held on how to expand combined military exercises and training. the two presidents also said they were ready to help north korea tackle a major covid outbreak — asjean mackenzie reports from seoul. good evening, president biden. the first task for the us president upon landing in seoul — learn the mechanics of the computer chip. the focus of this trip was supposed to be semiconductors and supply chains — things that will help these countries compete with an increasingly dominant china. but by the time the leaders sat down to talk, an increasingly hostile north korea was top of their agenda. on the dprk. but the door to dialogue with the north was still open, they said. with regard to whether i would meet with the leader of north korea, that would depend on whether he was sincere and whether he was serious. the situation in north ko

west africa or central africa, not in europe. from the 90 confirmed cases, 82 were in europe so far, in other countries such as australia, canada,bbc news. still to come: an investigation is launched into an accident during a rehearsal for next month's trooping the colour in london. we'll have all the details. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it has become the first country in the world to approve the change in a national referendum. it was a remarkable climax. to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. - it's been a peacefulfuneral demonstration so far but suddenly, the police are tear—gassing the crowd. we don't yet know why. the pre—launch ritual is well—established here. helen was said to be in good spirits, but just a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become i the world's newest nation. it was a bloody birth for a poor country. and

that hugely this disease is in west africa or central africa not in europe, from the 90 confirmed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries out of europe, australiaa stand collapsed at a trooping the colour event at horse guards parade in central london. in two weeks' time, the queen is due to attend. here's bbc london's shelly phelps. members of the army rushing to the scene in video footage filmed by a member of the public close to where part of a stand reportedly collapsed. a number of people can be seen climbing over the back wall close to where a section of the structure is understood to have given way. the area was evacuated, one stand at a time. we were invited to stand for the national anthem and there was a commotion behind us, and the floor boards in the temporary arena had cracked and several people had fallen through. the incident took place just before 11am, as crowds gathered to watch rehearsals marking the queen's birthday. stjohn's ambulance were first on scene. we treated six patients. four were minor incidents and two were taken to hospital. this the army says safety is its priority and it is working to understand what happened

west africa or central africa, not in europe. from the 90 confirmed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries outside of europe — australia,days of flooding and landslides in eastern india have left more than 50 people dead. nearly a million people have been affected. water levels in rivers are also running high in bangladesh where about two million people have been hit by the floods, as mark lobel explains. rains normally considered a blessing in this north—eastern corner of bangladesh. it's now called a curse. homes and livelihoods left submerged after excessive downfalls. translation: we after excessive downfalls. translation:— after excessive downfalls. translation : after excessive downfalls. translation: ~ ., ., translation: we are living one bed on tap _ translation: we are living one bed on tap of— translation: we are living one bed on top of another. _ translation: we are living one bed on top of another. half- translation: we are living one bed on top of another. half of. bed on top of another. half of our home is underwater. if the waters rise, we don't know what we will do. my poultry is decimated and i don't h

for south australia press play, see where this goes on monday. further toward the east, we're going to see rain, wind, hail, those snow levels will drop as well. and the meantime in the west we've got rain moving into the kimberly region that's likely going to cause some flooding and will land in new zealand. not bad on saturday, but your weather pattern will change as we head toward next week. that's it soon. ah ah, this is al jazeera ah.

australia. that's according to health authorities and local media reports. the disease is common in tropical rainforest areas, mostly in remote parts of central and west africae different strains and different fatality rates, with statistics ranging from 1%—10%. so how does this disease spread? dr anne rimoin is a professor of epidemiology in the fielding school of public health at the university of california. monkeypox is a poxvirus. it is a cousin of smallpox, which was a cousin of smallpox, which was a terrible disease that has been eradicated from the planet. monkeypox spreads normally from contact with wild animals, typically found in the forested areas of central and west africa. i've spent my career working in the democratic republic of congo where monkeypox is endemic and working on monkeypox. it's very rare to see this virus spreading outside of the african continent. so this out break all these several clusters of cases are very unusual. clusters of cases are very unusual-— clusters of cases are very unusual. ., �*, , ., unusual. you say it's unusual, but how concerning _ unusual. you say it's unusual, but how concerning is - unusual. you say it's

west of the krasnoyarsk territory from natural fires, extinguished the fire, including from the air, and only two buildings burned down over the past day. in general, 19 regions eliminated almost 90 fires. australia is trying to put pressure on russian the media imposed sanctions against the best journalists among them, the host of our vgtrk media holding sergey brilev, the general director of russia today dmitry kiselev and our military commander evgeny poddubny are also on the list a number of russian civil servants and organizations in nato, disputes broke out over eastward expansion the american media claim that poland and the balti countries demand increase the number of troops on its territory, others say it is expensive and doubt that russia will threaten the alliance anytime soon. now on our air program the whole wall is from tatiana ryzhov's anti-freak studio tatiana good morning on an american general, following ukrainian propaganda, showed footage from a computer game as a real superiority of kiev in air combat. what happened then roman good morning? well, then this post was simply deleted, apparently, someone suggested that we would start the virtual victory. the inhabitants of the so

west, at times. this is bbc news — i'm rich preston. our top stories. polls are open in australia'ss a meeting to discuss the global rise in monkeypox infections — more than 100 cases are reported across 11 countries outside africa.

wherever aiding nuclear weapons to australia against china, is viewed by some and paging as the 1st major building block of nato expansion and the pacific. one that some in the west appeared from vision which may include others and east asia, most provocatively taiwan. 3rd, the u. s. is still pressing forward with the so called indo pacific concept, trying to drag india and others into an expanding alliance. now will either merge with nato august or at least complement them in terms of washington's global strategic posture and forth. the u. s. is still encouraging separatism in china, including sions, young to bad, hong kong and taiwan with the aim of directly undermining chinese security and sovereignty. but faith in your opinion, why did nature not follow? it's an expansion memorandum from 1991st because the was wanted to keep its position of strength and had gemini and europe. second, because european countries were free riders who didn't want to pay the full cost of their own defense and thus became perpetually relied on nato for security. 3rd, because some central and eastern european countries harboured historical grudges against russia and sought nato memb

australia. well, once again, i want to repeat that the liberal statement, and the more so the country, the so-called collective westtotalitarian tendencies of their own, but simply practical activities of healthy forces in australian society with domestics. on a green diet. they also demand an early release and an end to his persecution by the australian repressive apparatus. two dates, about which i cannot but mention the treaty of friendship , cooperation and mutual assistance, a landmark document of russian kazakhstani relations, and now , namely today, marks 30 years since the signing of this document and with your spirit and focus he i believe it is safe to say, a he retains relevance. its relevance and to this day has become a solid foundation for the development of bilateral cooperation under a number of areas of real strategic partnership between our countries, as well. this allows us to look to the future with confidence, build and implement plans to expand cooperation between the two countries, and again, in a variety of areas, moreover, the agreement laid the foundation for the subsequent fundamental act