his view favors some parts of the archaeological record over others. jobs are open. las al jazeera athens. ah ha. again, i'm fairly bachelor. with the headlines on al jazeera, human rights grocer, accusing me on mars military of committing a massacre as it intensifies an offensive again treble forces. the charred remains of 30 people have been found in kaya states. tony chang has more from bangkok. it seems that the mere ma military is pushing into these areas which over the last 6 months have seen a lot of people fleeing from the cities unwilling to accept the crew. but they were also believed to be sheltering. a lot of the members of the energy, the national unity government, which is effectively a government in exile which has been established for the point when the military coup can be overturned. as we approached the anniversary, the one year anniversary of that who it seems, the military of very keen to stamp down their authority. and these areas along the board with thailand that they traditionally don't have a lot of control. there are ethnic on groups that operate relatively free

, i thought i'd rather spend my life in jail here than return to cuba. jumps at opal, us al jazeera athens. ah, this is al jazeera, these are your top stories early results in the gambia suggest precedent. adama barrow is leading in saturday's election. the electoral commission is reporting. he's taken 35 of 41 constituencies across the country. estimate address as more now from the capital and jewel. what happens after the elections of the results come in, representatives of political parties was signed the documents at the headquarters of the commission, and then they will also, there is a 2nd official. each political party will count assign, and from the results we've been hearing over the last one hour or so, at least representatives of 2 political parties refused to sign those documents, although they are present here in the headquarters of the election commission. which of course shows that they could be legal fireworks after these results are finally in 5 people are reported to being killed in me and mars, largest city after the security forces ran their vehicle into a group of prot

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this was the scene at the ancient acropolis in athens. president biden has approved a disaster declaration in colorado after entire neighbourhoods in two towns north of denver were engulfed by wildfires on thursday. thousands of residents fled and hundreds of homes were destroyed. coronavirus infections in the uk have reached a record high. estimates suggest one in 30 people tested positive before christmas. one study suggests the risk of hospitalisation with omicron is about one—third that of delta. and tributes have been paid to the golden girls actress betty white, who has died just weeks before her 100th birthday. now on bbc news — mel brooks talks to alan yentob about his life. i know the word can be overused, but mel brooks is a legend — a movie legend, a musical legend and a comedy legend. oscars, emmys, baftas, tonys, grammys — he's won them all many times over. # springtime for hitler and germany # deutschland is happy and gay # we are marching to a faster pace, look out # here comes the master race... mel brooks was fear

there's no need for any rain. dear old plays though, on a sunny day in the capital athens. ah, i'm a dime with a look at the headlines here now. jesse are now search teams is still trying to find survivors. after dozens of tornadoes struck 6 states late on friday night, officials expect the death toll of more than 50 people in kentucky alone. many a still missing across the state. tens of thousands, all without electricity. kentucky is governor says the tornadoes destroyed everything in their path. we've now been granted the immediate federal state of emergency. it is rare. it was granted incredibly quickly and we are grateful to homeland security to fema and the president by himself. the national guard has been deployed. we have over 300 guardsmen that are active. they are out in our communities. they are doing everything from going door to door though many of these communities will have doors anymore. there go and rebel to rebel searching, hopefully for survivors, but otherwise to at least have certainty for families that we can advise them of their law. u. k. prime minis

in athens, in your heart, you can never lose the happiness in your heart. it's always there. i also experience it with my little family as clerk. what is happiness anyway? we decided to ask some budding philosophers, emergency when you are excited about something or having fun. then with men of blind and when i meet my friends somewhere and visit the health plan even during the locked down. and then they're locked down as i go and looked aside from unhappiness is when you're having fun. and when everything's great and you feel good with arlington. the hartman family has had a lot to be happy about recently, less sun power was born 11 weeks ago. but even for them, happiness is something they often have to search for veterans. second order, when i'm at home with the baby, when i have my daily piece of cake one, i can watch my favorite tv show that makes me happy. i had what i can take a shower from from next week as a shopkeeper, genghis i. it is today. his extending birthday wishes to marla and perdita, the 11 year old twin sisters are already experts. i'm happiness mom. come

be out mass in athens. after visiting refugees on the island of less balls. it is rare for a head of the roman catholic church to visit greece. it is the 1st time this is happening in 20 years because of a 1000 year old dispute with the eastern orthodox church. ah. just a quick look at the headlines. stories now and incumbent nita a dollar borrows, been declared the winner of gandy as presidential election. he was 1st elected in 2016 and in 22 years of a ta chrissy on their president. ja jammy. but at least 3 of the opposition candidates, a saying they would jack the results. i'm at interest has the latest from banjo. if caught more than 457000 vote and his clothes, his opponents got in fact 438000 votes. not was the result declared by the chairman of the independent electoral commission of the gambia, just a short while ago. now, mister bar of supporters can celebrate, however, likewise heard only on opposition leaders, huffs rejected the outcome of his emotion, sighted inordinate in court. inordinate delays in making the announcement, ah, they were insistin

there's no need for any reindeer or slaves on a sunny day in the capitol, athens. the annual events raises tens of thousands of dollars for children's charities. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. the u. s. president has declared an emergency in kentucky after tornadoes devastated the states. this will allow for more funding and aids to reach a region. 160 people have been killed. south africa's presidency around for her has tested positive for cold, with 19 is being treated for mild symptoms. ronald porter has been vaccinated against the virus. for me, the miller has more from johannesburg. this just just comes off the back of a west african to our way. he visited countries like a garner. and i suppose that is one of the concerns is the, at the movement the president had just prior to this live. as you mentioned, also that memorial service for the former president, if w to clack, at the presidency, has also said that they've also use this opportunity to say, this is a reminder for everybody to get vaccinated because it will protect you at least, t

the real name of the athens was son, the phillip baby, son of marianna. fully baby is last son of a very number of family. by the way, there are lots of conjectures about how they begun to call in this way. some say that they have as likely factor. elder son was like a barrel, which is even kellen is bought, that spelled b o double t. that's why the say the label barrel, both the charlie ah, beauty chinese father and his living as a tanner sandra was sent to a goldsmith's workshop where he learned to work with precious metals and jewelry. ah, but all that glitters is not gold because i'm in to work as a goes with it was not an easy thing. lots of furnace is around those really warm environment which was nearly unbearable. so what the charlie, though, looking around active bottega of his father actually began though to show an interest to sketch a little things that go sketching was actually necessary to shape any sort of thing . i mean, tell a ring. and he saw the bracelet and he's a likely i'm actually began to grow and interest much more on sketch. and then of course, stamping other bo

refugee camp near check. hilda. asylum seekers served lunch at it's on a camp. 90 kilometers north of athens. on today's menu, burger's with mashed potatoes or pasta with polonaise sauce. there's a choice of salad, fresh, tomatoes or beat. some people take the food home, others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. brovana, mary, an afghan, who's lived this camp for 2 years, explains why they don't want to take the food because they don't need it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them. and it is getting repeated, especially for the children. such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps in t

refugee camp near called kita asylum seekers served lunch at it's on a camp. 90 kilometers north of athens on today's menu burgers with mashed potatoes or pasta with polonaise sauce, there's a choice of salad, fresh tomatoes or beat. some people take the food home. others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. but of anna a, mary, an afghan, who's lived this camp for 2 years, explains why they don't want to take the food because they don't eat it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them. and it is getting repeated, especially for the children. such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps in

but there's a pause in the bad weather for greece with sunshine in athens on sunday. oh, the weather sponsored by katara, always listening post cuts through the noise. we're talking about competing narrative, but seeing modern dental's being used to perpetuate those competes, imperative, separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and some elements of the truth. but the full story remains and complete on the parking the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics. the listening post your guide to the media on a just 0, lou. the me watching out this time to recap our headlines now. australia is planning to go ahead with reopening, it's the economy the fight, the new variance spreading in the country mass demonstrations melvin are underway again. vaccine mandate poles have opened in the gambia in a tightly contested presidential election record 6 candidates running full of post vote. see this crucial for the country future you as president joe biden says he's going to have talks about the russia. you crime crisis wit

he celebrated math in athens, after visiting refugees on the island of les bus, there he taught a campus county home around 2000 people seeking assign them. migration has dominated his visit. he fights he does she, natty looking young. it is easy to stir up public opinion by instilling fear of others yet, why do we fail to speak with equal for herman's above the exploitation of the poor? about seldom mentioned, but often, well financed words about economic agreements were the people have to pay about corporate deals to traffic in arms favoring the proliferation of the arm straight. the remote cause should be attacked, not the poor people who pay the consequences and are even used for political propaganda. when watson sports news now on the formula one world championship will be decided on the final race of the season next week. lewis hamilton edged out his rival max for stopping in the saudi arabian grand prix to go level on points. heading to abu dhabi po vandeveer reports ah, louis hamilton, max of sap, and had everything to try for as the lights went out from dinner. and it didn't tak

refugee camp near chunky, the asylum seekers served lunch at its on a camp. 90 kilometers north of athens on today's menu burgers with mashed potatoes or pasta with polonaise sauce. there's a choice of salad, fresh tomatoes, or beat. some people take the food home, others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. but of anna a, mary, an afghan, who's lived this camp for 2 years explains why they don't want to take the food because they don't eat it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them and it is getting repeated especially for the children. such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps in th

only covariance of coven 19 runs rampant around the globe is, is the scene live in the great capital athens, where is just 10 midnight on them? it is failing to cubby enthusiasm in the greek capital. o. y fi works have been lighting up the skies over the acropolis, gillian wolf reports now on the celebrations elsewhere in the world. and how cove it has crash. the posse yet again. ah zealand was one of the 1st to ring in the new year. its neighbor estrella didn't hold that tens of thousands of people gathered around sydney harbour bridge in a tribute also to the front line workers in the fight against coven 19. ah! in north korea, there were fireworks taiwan, 2 lighting up the night sky. but elsewhere, there were bands on big gatherings in china. we're 2 years ago. corona virus 1st emerged, events were canceled with the nation on high alert and the city of she an under locked down soccer, soccer awesome. since the 1st reported case, more than 5400000 people have died around the world. and with your micron very and taking hold. many governments have re imposed restrictions to try to ease the

we can lease editor in chief kristin, her athens and to us following fridays really was actually unbelievable. and so ironically, this decision should be handled on the united nations human rights. the united states has all opportunity in the madison court to make those so called assurance. is it not? it simply press them forward, half to lay lost in the management court in january. the united states had given assurances that they would treat julian fairly and he would get to treatment and be housed in an adequate to jail and could even server his sentence if he gets one in australia. all of these so called assurance and had been investigated by human rights organizations such as amnesty international and found that those assurance as well to worth the paper they're written on. they are simply not reliable. we are dealing here with a nation where individuals on the top level in langley, virginia, the top level of the cia, and in the white house, contemplated kidnapping or killing julian license. this is not a case that is being fought on the basis of law. this is an absolutely try to steal an

he held mass in athens after visiting refugees on the island of les boss. it's rare for head of the roman catholic church to visit reese, it is the 1st time this has happened in 20 years because of the 1000 year old dispute between the year with the eastern orthodox church. ah. secrete look at the headlines now. incumbent president of the gambia dom barrow has a commanding lead after preliminary election results were announced, but it could still be a legal challenge to this. barrow was elected in 2016 ending 22 years of a talker c under president ja jammy 5 other candidates ran against him, at least 3 of whom say they reject the early results. that includes barrows, main challenger and former political mentor, where sonco dar bo, i'm address is an independent square in ban jewel. hello. this is richard i. oh, yeah. hm. good. oh, the tuesday toys. yep. did you know either later the 240 was big and i was or been with them is there? yeah. but you would have to recall simply because it was resolved one more time. however, i got the bed to do a bed. though repo

there's no need for any rain, 0 slays on a sunny day in the capital athens, an event spaces, tens of thousands of dollars for children's charities. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines you as president has declared an emergency in kentucky. after tornadoes devastated the states, this will allow for more funding and aids to reach a region. 160 people have been killed. south africa's presidency around for her has tested positive for corporate 19 is being treated for mild symptoms.

he celebrated mass in athens. after meeting refugees on the island of les boss, bear, he toured a camp that's home to around 2000 people seeking asylum. migration has dominated his visit. he fuck he does she nasty looking young? it is easy to stir up public opinion by instilling fear of others yet, why do we fail to speak with equal for herman's? about the exportation of the poor. about seldom mentioned, but often won't finance towards about economic agreements. we're the people have to pay about corporate deals to traffic in arms favoring the proliferation of the arm straight. the remote cars should be attacked, not the poor people who pay the consequences and are even used for political propaganda with. and let's take you through some of the headlines here. now, jesse are now me and miles deposed. lead along sang sushi has been jailed for 4 years. she was charged with inciting dissent against the military and breeching crowd of virus rules. these are just 2 of a total of 11 charges against her florence louis has

the head of the roman catholic church is visiting greece and celebrated mass in athens. after meeting refugees on the island of les voss, while there he toured a camp that's home to around 2000 people seeking asylum. migration has dominated his visit. if i kid there she now a little bit young, it is easy to stir up public opinion by instilling fear of others. yet, why do we fail to speak with equal for herman's above the exploitation of the poor? about seldom mentioned, but often, well financed words about economic agreements were the people have to pay about corporate deals to traffic in arms favoring the proliferation of the arm street. the remote cars should be attacked, not the poor people who pay the consequences and are even used for political propaganda. but our former u. s. presidential candidate bob dole has died at the age of 98. he represented the state of kansas for the republican party in the senate for 35 years. he unsuccessfully ran for the white house against bill clinton in 1996. it was announced earlier this year doll had been receiving treatment for lu

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place to perform for f listed on happy off the piano and that's the axis is the v that'll say to him of athens, english channels. where should the football world draw the line? should it draw a line at all as to welcome comes closer footballers themselves are standing up for human rights, norway, the netherlands, germany here in march 2021 ahead of their welcome qualifiers. but what they not play when it's time to go to katara for the world cup. what they go as far as finish international recall risky. he missed out on a friendly against sweden planning katara in 2019 and protest at katara human rights record. in 2021. not just this norwegian comedian, but also norwegian fans and clubs. representatives put pressure on their if a to boycott. the world cup and a congress held in the summer of 2021. a majority voted against a boycott though an executive committee member of norway's f. a had said prior to the congress, you need a critical mass behind a boycott. an opposition that calls for it in the country to v for says not boycotts, but rather inclusion drives reform in a country awarding to wel

annual charity. santa ron was noni franny, reindeer, or slaves as it was a sunny day in the capital. athens as the 7th running of the event, which raises tens of thousands of dollars for children's charities. ah, quick look at the main stories this our noun rescue teams in 6 us states are picking through the trail of rubble and devastation left by around 30 powerful tornadoes. that struck late on friday night, a town of mayfield and kentucky has been described as ground 0. dozens of people were killed in a candle factory. many workers are unaccounted for. kentucky state governor andy bashir, his visits at the west affected areas and mayfield. he says a federal state of emergency has been declared. we've now been granted the immediate federal state of emergency. it is rare, it was granted incredibly quickly and we are grateful to homeland security to fema and the president biden himself. the national guard has been deployed. we have over $300.00 guardsmen that are active, they are out in our communities. they're doing everything from going door to door. though. many of these communities will

there was no need for any reindeer or slaves though on a sunny day in the capitol. athens. ah, i'm sammy's a down with a look at the headlines here now. jesse are now. search teams are still trying to find survivors after dozens of tornadoes struck 60 states late on friday night. officials expect the death toll of.

refugee camp near child kita. asylum seekers served lunch at it's on a camp. 90 kilometers north of athens. on today's menu. burger's with mashed potatoes or pasta with polonaise sauce. there's a choice of salad, fresh, tomatoes or beat. some people take the food home. others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. but of anna a, mary, an afghan, who's lived this camp for 2 years, explains why they don't want to take the food because they donate it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them and it is getting repeated especially for the children. such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps in t

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she joins us live now from athens. thanks for being on the news. our petra. one more have you heard about what i'm folded during this deadly incident? thank you very much for having me news. horrible tragedies really are a symptom of some of the increasingly hard line, border enforcement policies that we've been tracking and seeing all around europe. and indeed the world and unfortunately with increasing border enforcement and the way that we know different context across the world are developing people as sometimes forced to take more dangerous route. but i think it's important to remember that we're talking about people who are more often than not seeking production production that's available to you and i, and everybody under international law. so even though this is sort of been a deadly tre day, even to new phenomena, is it unfortunately not. and we've been seeing a tremendous loss of life, both along the central mediterranean route and also a new g t's and as borders sharp in. and, you know, fortress, europe, policies kind of move towards a more sharper

90 kilometers north of athens on today's menu. burgers with mashed potatoes or pasta with polonaise sauce. there's a choice of salad, fresh tomatoes, or beat. some people take the food home, others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. but of anna a, mary, an afghan, who's lived this camp for 2 years explains why they don't want to take the food because they don't eat it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them. i think it is getting repeated, especially for the children. such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps in the 1st place. few months ago when people work, but not the same. you s

annual charity. santa ron was noni franny, reindeer, or slaves as it was a sunny day in the capital. athens is the 7th running of the event which raises tens of thousands of dollars for children's charities. ah quick look at the main stories this hour. an hour rescue teams in 6 us states are picking through the trail of rubble and devastation left by around 30 powerful tornadoes. that struck late on friday night, a town of mayfield in kentucky has been described as ground 0. dozens of people were killed in a candle factory. many workers are unaccounted for. kentucky state governor and bashir has visited the worst affected areas in mayfield. he says a federal state of.

either asylum seekers served lunch at it's on a camp. 90 kilometers north of athens on today's menu. burgers, with mashed potatoes or pasta with polonaise sauce, there's a choice of salad, fresh tomatoes or beat. some people take the food home, others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. but of anna a, mary, an afghan who's lived at this camp for 2 years, explains why they don't want to take the food because they don't eat it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them. and it is getting a bit, a decision for the children such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps in the 1st place. fe

says that it won't be laying on any meet dishes or public events come next year, peter overlooked. athens are digesting the news from january me, glovers. here in helsinki may find themselves missing out on traditional beef, polk, or even reindeer dishes, if they attend events held by the finished capitals, local government, it will be strictly meet free menus. it seminars, staff, meetings, receptions and other events. instead, the options will be vegetarian or from locally sourced sustainable fish is helsinki looks to lower its carbon footprint. this is one way manada is to reduce the climate impact of food and reduce the amount of natural resources used by the city . single use cutlery is also out of these cow milk oat milkin. other alternatives will be provided at events serving coffee. but lots of people here think about this move. i guess it's a good thing for the environment and reasonable idea to i think it shouldn't be so strict. i like to meet, but i think in europe actually there are we meet. we either talk me of me the actually the suck the suit up and then the content. that's

he met refugees on the island of lesbos he's celebrated mass at a concert hall in the greek capital, athens, for more than 2,000 people. it's the second time the pope has visited the island in five years. he urged people to treat migrants with compassion. translation: those who are afraid of you have never looked... have never looked you in the eye. those who are afraid of you have never seen your faces. those who are afraid of you have never seen your children. those people forget that migration is not a problem of the middle east. not a problem of north africa. not a problem of europe and of greece. it is a problem of the world. yes, it is a problem of the whole world. a humanitarian crisis affecting everyone. 0ur correspondent fergal keane is on the island of lesbos and sent this update. the pope came here with a profound message about the treatment of refugees. in essence, he said, recognise their humanity, nothing can be gained from building more walls, but much has changed since he visited in 2016. we live in a europe where fences have gone up, pushbacks of migrants on land and at sea

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refugee camp near cheerleader. asylum seekers served lunch at it's on a camp. 90 kilometers north of athens on today's menu burgers with mashed potatoes or pasta with polonaise sauce, there's a choice of salad, fresh tomatoes or beat. some people take the food home. others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. but of anna a, mary, an afghan, who's lived this camp for 2 years, explains why they don't want to take the food because they don't eat it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them. and it is getting repeated, especially for the children. such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps in

refugee camp near charl keeta. asylum seekers served lunch at it's on a camp. 90 kilometers north of athens on today's menu. burgers with mashed potatoes or pasta with polonaise sauce. there's a choice of salad, fresh tomatoes or beat. some people take the food home, others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. but of anna a, mary, an afghan, who's lived this camp for 2 years explains why they don't want to take the food because they don't eat it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them. i think it is getting it because especially for the children such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps

the dean baba al jazeera london kristin her athens and is the editor in chief of where he likes. he says there's still a chance for an appeal against this court ruling the outrages so that the, this decision is based on, on the so called assurances. let's not forget that the, the u. s. lawyers had every opportunity in the hearing and the magistrate court to present such a so called to assurances they did not only after the last in the magistrate court, they cooked up the insurances and presented it in the appeal process. now we didn't, we need to understand that these assurances have been tested. they have been scrutinized by many parties, not just julians lawyers, but organizations such as on the international and other and found that they are not worth the paper. the original. and actually in the test of the so called assurances, it says that the states retains the right to change his opinion at any given point after he is estimated. so it's no assurance at all. and basically the high court is saying that they are willing to risk commence life because it's not just julians fami

now joining the rescue athens and i'm dominant came at the bull and cultural exhibition that's bringing east and west head to hat. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather in australia and it's all about the exceptional heat. we've got heat wave conditions across central and western areas. if we have a look at the ice. so thumbs chart was in the temperatures in places like perth pickup. and a change in the wind across central areas into tuesday is going to bring the temperature up in adelaide and into that southeast corner for places like sydney. now the heat does continue. here we are going to see it get wetter as we get into choose date with some of those thunderstorms affecting the top end. but for the really wet and windy weather, well, we have to come to new zealand to that south island. we've got warnings out for heavy rain in the very south. we could see $200.00 millimeters of rainfall here, wind gusts, possibly a 120 kilometers per hour. so there is a risk of flooding there by the time we get to choose day that's going to sweep up towards the south of the north island wh

the asylum seekers served lunch at its on a camp. 90 kilometers north of athens on today's menu burgers with mashed potatoes or pasta with bologna sauce, there's a choice of salad, fresh, tomatoes or beat. some people take the food home, others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. but of anna a, mary, an afghan, who's lived this camp for 2 years, explains why they don't want to take the food because they don't eat it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them. i think it is getting it because especially for the children such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps in the 1st place. a few

refugee camp near child kita. asylum seekers served lunch at its on a camp. 90 kilometers north of athens on today's menu. burgers with mashed potatoes or pasta with bologna sauce, there's a choice of salad, fresh, tomatoes or beat. some people take the food home, others just take the salads and throw the cooked meals away. but of anna a, mary, an afghan, who's lived this camp for 2 years explains why they don't want to take the food because they don't eat it. they don't want it because it is not eligible for most of them. i think it is getting repeated, especially for the children. such food waste seems incomprehensible. especially considering that of the 18000 refugees living in camps on the mainland. 60 percent are in danger of going hungry. that's because state aid is given only to those in the process of applying for asylum. and most camp presidents have already been accepted or rejected. they're now expected to fend for themselves or leave the country. but excluding these people from state aid, say, refugee charities, undermines what the government achieved by putting them in camps

he regularly read from shakespeare from athens to rome that they were expected to identify or complete. in the fall of 1910 indiana university student newspaper misspelled its headline and another of the six arrives. his bloomington 10 contemporaries would recall a ubiquitous extrovert whose scholarly curiosity seemed insatiable and one-man campaign for radical it addition to the social science curriculum distinguished his junior year of adding or finding 10 students to enroll in the university's first class on socialism with mark geist history of socialism. he would suggest no wonder they thought of me as a socialist. he would correct that misperception citing a man who is not something before he's 40 has no heart adding exculpatory lee and a man who is still a social -- at 40 has no head. the fall of 1915 family finances carried wendell to high school teaching in kansas. it was a six-month appointment as the chemists assistant in order to pay for law school at indiana. this experience marked to wendell deeply. he began writing about horseback to see the conditions for himself and one

the pope has arrived in athens at the start of a two—day visit to greece. it's the first papal trip to the greek capital for twenty years, and the city will be under high security. pope francis says he wants to improve relations with the orthodox church in greece and will visit the island of lesbos which he last went to in 2016 at the height of the migration crisis. here in the uk, there's been a record rise in anti—semitism during the first six months of this year. the community security trust, the charity which monitors anti—jewish incidents in the uk, says that 2021 is likely to be �*the worst year on record' for incidents of anti—semitism. 0ur reporter tom brada has more. i'm tom and i am a bbc journalist who also happens to be british and jewish. i'm proud of who i am, but the past year has been complicated and sometimes frightening. let's break that. he's bleep jewish. in the first six months of 2021, there was a record spike in anti—semitism. from controversy around the middle east, to conspiracy theories and the toxic environment of social

in an address in athens on saturday, he compared the plight of migrants and refugees, many of whom have died at sea, as a "horrendous modern odyssey". he is welcomed on lesbos, his second trip in five years. and... he... has... spoken... on a number of occasions about his concern on the situation... with migrants. and... he is intending... he has a promise that, by the end of the year, 50 refugees will have been relocated to italy. on this latest trip in which he particularly focuses on the issue of migrants. as i say, a very changed picture. when he was there last time there were 25,000 people but nowjust last time there were 25,000 people but now just 2500. last time there were 25,000 people but nowjust 2500. but... he is speaking... to some of those migrant men and women, who will be telling him... their own stories... and it is... the last time he was there, as i say, he took 12 refugees... back on the plane with him from the camp on the plane with him from the camp on lesbos to rome. it's not clear whether he might do the same again. we will continue to monitor the pope in lesbos.

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pope francis celebrates mass in athens after visiting a migrant camp on the island of lesbos to highlight the plight of refugees. now on bbc news, it's time for the media show, with katie razall. hello. what is the relationship between journalists and their audiences? this week, some reporters covering the omicron variant say they've received a torrent of abuse from people angry about the government's response and blaming the journalists. nothing new in much of this, of course. people have been shooting the messenger for centuries. but have we reached a new low? because one newspaper group even announced they've had to disable reader comments altogether on their coverage of the tragedy in the english channel. so, does trolling mean the end of the reporter—reader relationship as we know it? let me introduce you to today's guests because we're also looking at the news that the founder of twitter, jack dorsey, is stepping away from the company. isobel asher hamilton is senior tech reporter at insider, and john thornhill is innovation editor and tech columnist at the financial times. we're

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