new south wales has become the last australian state to decriminalise abortion. the bill overturns a more than one—hundred—year—old law that had been criticised by opponents as archaic. the legislation generated weeks of debate and deeply divided the state's conservative government. here's the state premier. very important with the last to pass that important reform, carried unanimously in the house and conscience votes should bring people together and feel free to express their views and that is what happened. new south wales is the most populous state in australia with around eight million people living there. our reporter frances mao is in sydney. the state permits that this was unanimous but there was a lot of division over the. huge division. we had eight weeks of protest and within the government itself. so we have a female premier and the health minister in support of the bill, but the conservative members of the bill voted furiously to try and restricted and to bring in tighter restrictions and actually it led to three of those conservative rebel mp

the state of new south wales is home to about 27000000 merino sheep. they've even been immortalized in statues. veterinarians at this farm owned by the university of sydney have been studying the effects of meals and. was there trying to come up with ways to reduce pain joining the procedure. because she has recall she came here very close to the ownership over the cumulating something so what we have now is takes and you know. try and make a baby real soon with this beauty that shelf life for. the fly strike is a killer option. if there are no folds of skin on the sheep's backside the flies won't be able to lay their eggs there. topical anesthetic reduces the pain in the affected area for 24 hours and also helps the wounds to heal based on this research some sheep farmers have now decided to start using anesthetics join them using procedure. animal rights activists demand that mules and be banned outright but the veterinarians here.

south wales are fighting 3 large bush fires. behind the glitz and glamour of the famed new york fashion week industry experts are worried about the u.s. trade war with china they're warning terrorists will hurt their bottom line possibly the american economy al-jazeera as kristen salumi has more. models will pout but this year the drama at new york's fashion week is taking place after a runway where fashion designers are doing the math and discovering that president trump's 15 percent tariff on chinese imports does not add up to a profitable holiday season. nicole duke imports about $30000000.00 pieces from china a year for her fashion lines this is something that only china can do she's having a hard time finding an affordable alternative the question is is to retailers going to go up in their prices they're already complaining that business with amazon it's not great everybody wants less less less cheap cheap cheap the problem is capacity according to the american apparel and footwear association 41 percent of all apparel and

the state of new south wales is home to about 27000000 merino sheep. they've even been immortalized in statues. veterinarians at this farm owned by the university of sydney have been studying the effects of meals and. was i there trying to come up with ways to reduce crime during the procedure. because she has recall she came here very close to the i knew she was over you can relate in some cases to what we have mistakes and you know. i try and make a baby real soon with this the best shelf life for. the fly strike is the killer option didn't. leave if there are no folds of skin on the sheep's back side the flies won't be able to lay their eggs there. topical anesthetic reduces the pain in the affected area for 24 hours and also helps the wounds to heal based on this research some sheep farmers have now decided to start using anesthetics join them using procedure. and. animal rights activists demand that mules and be banned outright but the veterinarians here say that's not an viable alternative at this point was placed after one year of your using wha

more than 100 fires are burning in new south wales and to the north in queensland. the australian prime minister, scottie, will visit some affected areas in the fire zone in queensland and in the coming hours, the conditions in that to get far worse. and the devil in this is the wind. already the area is very dry. there's been very little rain. the authorities are worried in the coming hours, those winds will pick up. they've had to draft in firefighters from other parts of australia to help with that emergency effort in queensland. at the moment, none of those fires are posing an immediate emergency situation. but as we say, towards the end of the day, that could well change and the authorities say this has been a savage and an early start to the bushfire season in parts of eastern australia. that's right, phil. you say it's an early start to the season. it still technically winter there as well. how are residents being told to prepare, people being impacted by all of this? i think what's taken a lot of people by surprise, sharanjit, is some of the fires we've seen

about 50 fires are continuing to burn across queensland and new south wales in eastern australia about 20 homes have been destroyed another 30 have been damaged favorable conditions on sunday did help to slow down the pace of the destruction but crews remain on and it with hotter windy a weather forecast for the next 2 days fires have been burning across the states for more than a week destroying an estimated 55000 hectares of land. with crispin true so too was own feeling and jumped through over rain forest over river and came so fast i always thought of oil never come up there it will never get across the river. there's a u.s. congress continues to debate possible gun control measures texas has moved in the opposite direction and has made guns more accessible and that's despite 2 mass shootings in the cities of our paso and adesa in the month of august i do joe castro has more from mission texas. last month's 2 mass shootings in texas took at least 29 lives. and here at the mission skeet and trap club the incidents have apparently driven up business it's gone up extremely yes ma'am t

south wales many of which are out of control have destroyed at least 20 properties parts of new south wales are in the grip of intense drought and firefighters don't expect any relief from the hot windy weather until wednesday thousands of people have taken part in bosnia's 1st gay pride march and then it peacefully despite fears that online hate speech and counter rallies would provoke attacks more than a 1000 police officers were deployed for the event ambassadors from several western countries including britain france and the us joined the parade. lawyers and cattle farmers are being accused of destroying the rain forest in the amazonian area and. prosecutors say there aren't enough officials to stop them or lead america it was seen newman visited one country under threat. fransisco leave. as he's called lives in the heart of brazil's amazon rain forest. he's $61.00 but can still climb up a nasty tree in the blink of an eye the fruit is too green he says so he slides down without. he also girls cola used to making chocolate many beans and reese's chickens. were living in an era in

south wales many of which are out of control have destroyed at least 20 properties arts of new south wales are in the grip of an intense drought and firefighters don't expect any relief from the hot windy weather until wednesday . and thousands of people have taken part in the country's 1st gay pride march and ended peacefully despite the online hate speech in conservative county rallies would provoke attacks more than a 1000 police officers were deployed to help prevent any trouble. as big has overcome rather russian. death in an epic 5 set match to claim his 4th u.s. open crown the spaniard had to dig deep eventually claiming victory 756-357-4664 brings the spaniard grand slam tally to 19 just one behind his great rival roger federer who holds the record and while the women have served up 4 different grand slam winners this season. doll federer and novak djokovic continue to. the centenary of an eye catching architectural movement is being celebrated in germany the house and speired more in a modern art futuristic furniture even class palaces and his dominant hand reports and a mus

south wales many of which are out of control destroyed at least 20 properties parts of new south wales are in the grip of intense drought and firefighters do not expect any relief from the hot windy weather and till wednesday. thousands of school backpacks have been placed outside the united nations in new york to highlight the number of children killed in armed conflict last year the display features blue unicef bags and rows like tombstones across the 20 conflict zones monitored last year the u.n. found more than 12000 children were killed or injured afghanistan had the worst record with more than 3000 young people killed or hurt all syria recorded almost 2000 deaths and injuries $2800.00 more children than ever recruited as soldiers particularly in somalia syria and nigeria $7000.00 fault on the frontlines around the world children they un children's fund says the conflicts are putting the education of millions of children at risk and mali more than $800.00 schools were closed last year leaving 244000 out of class and the mattock editor james phase has more from the u.n. . it is a h

south wales it will grab a little further north which as we go on into wednesday and even praise been through the gold coast we'll see some wet weather coming through that should be of some benefit for the firefighters. who are sponsored by time anyway. leaks stornes generate found sins of headlines it's seems that much than made it still struggling with how to deal with it with different angles from different perspectives carriage you know hold a lawyer to a carry separate the spin from the facts no was gay go to the misinformation from the journalism how careful must future your words but some tough stuff as the me said sir so critics have to be mate the listening post on al-jazeera much more the largest chemical agent more brittle went put on its to throughout its history are lots more for our 1st burdett's head with me and started fighting main a developed by nation of state it's there could be a nothing up the to treat fixed their grief with the truong the know within reach of the over seeking caleb's the combines the most toxic substance or delete all within the done a man me in

south wales are fighting 3 launch bushfires. in a moment we'll have the weather with everton but also ahead on edge is it a. war games in venezuela as it readies for a possible conflict with colombia and its neighbors are urging calm plus. i'm natasha buckley in paris where a new exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the final decades of francis bacon one of the 20th century's most important artists. and in sports the l.a. dodgers show called them all how it's done action for major league baseball coming up later in the program. was no sign of any rain in the forecast for those wildfires across that eastern side of australia can see large the clear skies were clear but they have just clipping the bytes making its way from west to east reason why staying driver got high pressure in charge so that always keeps things settled it's acts as a lid on the atmosphere stops in the cloud from rising and cutting things off and causing a few showers so with a high pressure in charge we are going to see this thing settle as we go on through

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south wales parliament. we have an animal that can adapt to the australian environment. so it requires all these interventions by humans and some of those interventions are highly controversial some of them. very serious invasive treatments or procedures and they're often done without pain relief and if we do to a cat or dog in australia you would be prosecuted and possibly put in. mark pearson proposed legislation to end the practice of me. when i 1st brought the motion. in court to call on the house to commend the progressive growers and to move away from using and in the meantime provide absolute objection the next morning when the motion comes on for debate or consideration the government's object. 11 percent of australians is exported to europe. about 75 percent is sent to china for processing some of that ends up in direct to fabric clothing. we've come to shanghai to visit a wall processing plant that's by a french company. is here to make sure that the museum free will that his company demand is not

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south wales have gutted at least 9 properties emergency services say the hot and windy conditions are unprecedented for this time of year british airways has canceled almost all of its flights as pilots began a 2 day strike almost 150000 passengers are expected to be affected by this address trail action the 1st one i the airline pilots in their history the pilots say they want to bigger share of the company's profits for missing crew members of a cargo ship that listed after catching on fire off the u.s. coast have been rescued rescuers reached the crew by cutting a hole in the hall of the south korean vessel the 4 were trapped in the engine room off the coast of georgia for about 35 hours as are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come in the meantime al-jazeera world is up next. over the decades millions of people from the arab world have emigrated whether driven from conflict and persecution or for economic and other reasons they settle in europe australia the americas and africa but what happens to them afterwards. dr mohammad has is a jordanian who settled in t

south wales is to it's gone that is warming up once more 20 in sydney $27.00 in adelaide when can the interior look alice springs sunny spring and it's $34.00 degrees 14 in person because the air is coming out from the antarctic still but the warmth continues further east the frontal system will be significant in adelaide running into western victoria and tasmania but the tasman sea is sitting as indeed and on the eastern side so it's not as warm as it could be is new zealand so you're in the teens but largely a sunny picture. peace between ethiopia and eritrea has meant to park area's future for the iraqi people. we have to create farmland for our souls for iraq it's a matter of survival. no movement shows us how the iraq coping with life on the edge of the border. my ethiopia on al jazeera. welcome back to the top stories here on al-jazeera votes are being counted in israel 2nd election in under 6 months according to exit polls both prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and the main opposition blue and white party failed to win a majority. going all his writing security forces have kil

south wales and queensland bones and property have been destroyed and fire crews are warning everyone to stay alert. flooding in southern spain has killed at least 6 people and triggered evacuation orders for thousands rivers burst their banks swamping homes and sweeping away parked cars days of rainfall in some areas has been described as the heaviest in more than a century i t 2 migrants rescued a week ago in the mediterranean sea by the ocean viking charity ship have been allowed to land on the island of lampedusa it is the 1st time in months that a rescue ship has been given permission to dock in an italian port after the previous government's ban the new government has promised promised a different approach a prime minister just said because he said several you countries agreed to accept the rescued migrants. it's called remain in mexico a new agreement between the mexican and u.s. governments on asylum seekers tens of thousands are stuck waiting to see if they'll be allowed to start a new life in the united states they include many children who are missing out on school but acro

new south wales has become the last australian state to decriminalize abortion. the bill overturns a 119-year-old law which opponents called archaic. opreviously, abortions wey allowed if the doctor said the pregnancy was a serious risk to a woman's health. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's where fighting is ifyiripoli, and there are fears of an all-out civil war. laura: do youat recall mcboatface? that is what the public voted to call the u.k. new polar rearch ship. today it has officially beenvi named sir attenborough, after the government intervened. it will rry out vital research in the arctic and antarctic over the next 30 years. our science correspondent beccaa morelle has more. rebecca: it is heading for the on board, the duke and duchess of cambridge. and sir davitenborough, who lent the ship his name. >> it is my immense privilege, and relief, to welcome sir david attenborough rather than boa mcboatface. rebecca: for sir david, studying the poles is critical. sir david: i wasn't talking about the half of it. the speed

new south wales has become the last australian state to decriminalize abortion. the bill overturns a 119-year-old law which opponents called archaic. previously, abortions were only allowed if the doctor said the ncpregwas a serious risk to a woman's health. you are watching "bbc world news amwsica." sill to come on tonight' program, we are inside tripoli,i where fightings intensifyi and there are fears of an all-out civil war. ura: do you recall boaty mcboatface? that is what the public voted to call the u.k. new polar research ship. today it has officially beend nar david attenborough, after the government intervene it will carry out vital research in the arctic and antarctic over the next 30 year our science correspondent becca morelle has more. rebecca: it is heading for the lamost remote parts of ourt. the u.k.'new polar ship. on board, the duke and duchess of cambridge. and sir david attenborough, who lent the ship his name. >> it is my iyense privilege, and relief, to welcome sir david attenborough rather than boaty mcboatce. d rebecca: for sid, studying t

south wales as filey movie out towards the tasman sea but what is going to be left are some winds are going to be dealing with those coming out of the south so keeping things fairly cool over the next day so for melbourne here on monday expect to see about 11 degrees sydney at 16 we could still be seeing some coastal winds that's going to be a problem but as we go towards tuesday things are going to be looking better temperatures are coming up from melbourne to about 15 degrees well tempered as a going down from perth we're going to see you come down to about $21.00 degrees previously on monday you're about $25.00 to $26.00 so that was looking quite nice up towards alice springs though plenty of sun with a temperature of $25.00 degrees there well for the north and south island of zealand that same system is going to cause a big problem particularly towards the north island of new zealand over the next few days a lot of rain a lot of wind over the area south island you can be clearing out but we do expect your temperatures to stay in the single digits as we go towards the next 24 to 48

south wales. experts say they expect the fires this season to be hotter and stronger — and there's a reason behind the trend. this is crazy... this is my house on the corner. and a massive fire. what we're seeing now is fires starting in august, september, which is still effectively winter here, they are hotter and more intense and more fast moving and burning into areas that we wouldn't expect to see fires, like the edges of rainforests as well. as we go into spring and into summer, those conditions are going to be exacerbated by the increased temperatures, the dry atmospheres, which will mean that a lot of those areas, it won't take much for a fire to start and once it starts, they are going to be very difficult to control. and we'll be getting more on those fires from our correspondent in australia in the next hour. an employee injapan who wishes to remain anonymous, is taking his company to court for "pata—hara" or paternity harassment. he says he's been sidelined at work since taking pate

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south wales where there's an intense drought fire fighters there don't expect any relief from the hot windy weather until wednesday warnings are being issued of a severe fire season ahead as the southern hemisphere heads into summer. for the record breaking heat waves in france killed 1435 people half of them 75 world health minister is busy in praise an awareness campaign for saving hundreds of lives compared to the major he wave 16 years ago preventative measures included free drinking water as france's highest ever temperatures of 46 degrees celsius was recorded in june. spanish rescuers have saved more than 30 refugees and migrants found floating in the atlantic ocean a pregnant woman and children were on board 3 dinghies adrift off the coast of africa they've been taken to gran canaria in the canary islands. how the centenary of an eye catching architectural movement is being celebrated in germany the bauhaus concept inspired modern art futuristic furniture even clos palaces cain reports from deaths our museum has opened in the city where it all began. mentioned by a house here a

south wales up towards the go coast pushing little further north which surprise been there will see so welcome rainfall some showers pushing for here on tuesday not quite so welcome will be the wet weather making its way into new zealand over the next a day old say we've got a fair amount of cloud piling through we'll see some of that rain pushing in as we go on through monday starting to pick up a southwesterly or suddenly face the christ temperatures as a result of that they're higher than around 11 degrees celsius still one of 2 showers into north island all cling to the high of 14. when say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. who in their footsteps that's the fault of their way in the world. shares these personal journey. inspiring stories of people possibly hearing on their chosen path. with news documentaries. or come back and look at headlines now yemen's who's the rebels have released images which they say show the surrender of several per gages of saudi troops near the town of metron on the border between the 2 countries but the footage hasn't been i

south wales now we are to a drought situation and the temperatures are on the rise many locations have actually lost water in some of the reservoirs making it very difficult to put out some of these uncontrollable bushfires tench was here on thursday we are looking at brisbane about $23.00 degrees there sydney at $25.00 and as we go towards the next couple days we do expect to see city dropping a front is pushing through giving a little bit of relief there but for britain it is going to be quite warm at 28 degrees well for the north in the south island of new zealand going to be seeing not too bad for you over the next few days particular up here towards the north island maybe a few clouds there as we go towards the rest of the week temperatures are actually coming up for christ church more clouds in the forecast though 18 degrees is expected high here but as we go towards friday it is going to be a little bit rainy windy and temperatures at 15 and of course for tokyo they are looking at some recovery efforts going on there because of our choice food that has gone through the typhoon i

south wales in particular this is over sea reaching very serious levels this is dubbo and this is somewhere that has not seen rain for months on and has not got to the stage that actually by november of many of these towns down how significant rain they will literally run out of water now there is no real rain in the forecast we've got some rain pushing across into tasmania atomic as elsewhere pretty warm as well 24 celsius in sydney a little bit cooler as we head into saturday at those rain child clearing through much tasmania and a fairly warm and dry day in perth on saturday with a high of 20 celsius and then across new zealand showers clearing out of the way of orcs and on friday mostly sunny skies down to the south and tries to particularly warm rain showers on their way on saturday but it's actually milder than with a high of 17 celsius and we've got some rain showers pushing into the west of japan a line of cloud working its way south through the korean peninsula and then as we head off into south of a the 2 actually much together so some pretty heavy amounts of rain through portions

over 50 fires have been burning in queensland alone, while one blaze in new south wales has burned more than 56,000 hectares. no—one has died although at least 20 properties have been destroyed. officials say it is a sign of what may come in the next few months. spain's rafael nadal is attempting to win a 19th grand slam title of his career. he is playing russia's daniil medvedev in the us open men's singles final at flushing meadows. he is currently playing the fourth set, having won two and lost one in a tie—break. it has just it hasjust gone it has just gone into a deciding fifth set. more details in sport today. the chaos and violence on the streets of hong kong shows no sign of stopping. the protests are now in their 14th straight week, and have continued despite hong kong's leadership finally meeting one of the protesters‘ key demands. on sunday, thousands marched peacefully on the us consulate in an effort to drum up support from washington. but there was violence within hours, with activists throwing rocks, smashing windows, starting street fires, and vandalising a metro s

new south wales has become the last australian state, to decriminalise abortion. the bill overturns a ii9—year—old law, which opponents called archaic. previously, abortions were only allowed there, if a doctor said the pregnancy was a "serious risk" to a woman's health. us transport chiefs say boeing needs to pay more attention to how pilots react to emergencies in its safety assessment of the 737 max planes. the fleet has been grounded since march following two fatal crashes. the safety board found that the crews in those crashes did not react in the way boeing assumed they would. more now on the escalating impeachment proceedings against president trump. in his testimony to congress earlier, mr trump's intelligence chief was asked why he did not refer the whisteblower complaint to congress immediately, with joseph maguire describing the case as unprecedented in response. i've been speaking to louise clark — the founder of an organisation that offers protection and advice to whistleblowers. it's unprecedented, he's absolutely right. but that doesn't mean y

south wales and eastern australia about 20 homes have been destroyed and another 30 damaged favorable conditions on sunday helped slow down the pace of the destruction but crews remain on alert with ha so windy a weather forecast for the next 2 days fires have been burning across the states for more than a week destroying an estimated 55000 hectares of land we've been through. was unfeeling and jumped through over rain forest over the river and. always thought for a move or come up there it will never get across the river now a battle is underway for the survival of the largest forest of its kind in east africa kenya's government has a victim hundreds of thousands of settlers from the mal forest over the past 20 years as nicholas have reports and digitas people in the region say their homes are at risk and so is the area's very rare wildlife. deep in the mouth forest are people who communicate with honey. bees can sense our intentions explained secure macho to her nephew collect the honey with a pure heart she says and you'll be unharmed hanging from the branches are wooden hives peop

south wales with the ongoing drought but on a forecast map here on friday we're going to be so you need rain at all also on saturday all the rain is going to be mostly towards the south temperature wise though for adelaide your temperatures are on the way up you can be seeing a touch of spring as we go toward saturday adelaide in 1000 degrees here on friday by the time we get towards saturday you can be seen about $25.00 degrees and the reason being is we have an area of high pressure and the northerly wind is going to bring the dry and also warmer air towards you so what we here towards city though unfortunately is going to be a little bit cooler. 1000 degrees there well for the northern south island of new zealand you do have a big weather system on the way too you can see it coming out of the tasman sea it's going to bring a lot of rain as well as winds towards christ church down here towards the south temptress you are on the way down we're going to see about 70 degrees here on friday by the time we get towards saturday those temps go down to about 10 degrees for you auckland at 15

it's to australia now that country's state of new south wales has voted to decriminalize abortion as the last state in australia to do so in the u.s. it's a different story campaigners in the state of alabama have succeeded in passing the most restrictive abortion ban in the united states about a pastie anti abortion law in may supporters hope it's a sign of things to come throughout the country but opponents fear women will soon lose access to abortions in alabama. it's 5 am in montgomery alabama and already anti-abortion activists awaiting as the 1st women arrive at the clinic . near raven keeps an eye on what they're doing she manages a feminist community center next door it's her volunteers who escort women into the clinic. there's always anxiety as you never know what could happen you know what kind of things are going to happen on the sidewalk or even you know between patients and the protests. the patients here are terrified of what will happen if they're recognized they know women and alabama have lost jobs because of abortion that scary and it's already in motion day out the

south wales are going to see quite a drop in temperatures as a result of that right away and from melbourne around 14 celsius you can see the rain started to push its way through a little further north so sydney 27 degrees on monday afternoon atomic come to choose days fully back to around 13 celsius so well below the average which should be about 2122 at this time if you but we need the right that will help with the bush situation nice on the right into queensland townsville 25 celsius lysaght very radicals western parts or straight as well doubly way seeing temperatures in perth around 80 degrees celsius in the sunshine for abouts of sunshine making its way towards new zealand at the moment we've had some disturbed weather race in lay and that legacy of showers there in the process of pulling away price cars coming back in a warm one left across church on monday around 18 celsius the weather will sweep its way through clear through parts cars come back a bit temperatures not higher than around 40 degrees celsius meanwhile we see some wet weather into the eastern parts of japan recently as

south wales and eastern australia about 20 homes have been destroyed and another 30 damaged favorable conditions on sunday help slow down the pace of the destruction but crews remain on alert with hotter windy a weather forecast for the next 2 days fires have been burning across the states for more than a week destroying an estimated 55000 hectares of land we've just been through. was unfeeling and jumped through over rain forest over the river and. always thought for a movie come up there it will never get across the river and now a battle is underway for the survival of the largest forest of its kind in east africa kenya's government has evicted hundreds of thousands of settlers from the mal forest over the past 20 years and as nicholas hack reports indigenous people in the region say their homes are at risk and so is the area's rare wildlife. deep in the forest our people who communicate with honey. bees can sense our intentions explained secure macho to her nephew collect the honey with a pure heart she says and you will be unharmed hanging from the branches are wooden hives peopl

hello this was an active cold front that went through new south wales and victoria isn't just going off shore now and this is reproduced in the snowy mountains this is effectively a sound storm from the red interior blown up by a cold front over the top of snow charlotte pass ski resort or mountain range and your notes the picture rather strange of a martian that's all gone the breeze is not as quite as strong as it was but still from the southwest it's not very warm so the 40 in melbourne 20 in sydney admittedly $22.00 in perth and there's rather more evidence of cloud building in the interior chartreuse somewhere around alice springs shotty of new victoria there is nothing substantial i have to say and you can see that active frontal system crossing the townsmen see here very well defined on its way to the south island of new zealand where it will bring i think mostly rain because there may be and some of that cloud northwards to if the west coast at least in the north island or wet time late on monday and on tuesday is things clear up slowly for the south rain too is the story at the

new south wales has become the last australian state, to decriminalise abortion. the bill overturns a ii9—year—old law which had been called archaic by opponents. previously, abortions were only allowed there if a doctor deemed the pregnancy was a "serious risk" to a woman's health. tributes have been paid to the former french president jacques chirac, who has died at the age of 86. one of his country's most popular politicians, but his later years were marred by scandal. from paris, lucy williamson looks back at his life. the ‘bulldozer,’ the ‘weathervane,’ the ‘super liar‘ — political nicknames and political satire that could never dampen france's affection forjacques chirac. his long road to the presidency included two stints as prime minister and almost two decades as paris mayor. his down—to—earth charm and talent for connection unleashed on everyone, from children to chancellors. bringing the country together proved harder. he wanted to heal france's social divisions, but his plans for reform were shelved after 2 million people came out

south wales as fire crews battle against strong winds. in queensland, the biggest threat is in a national park. more homes are expected to be at severe risk. a woman in her early 70s has given birth to twin girls, in the indian state of andhra pradesh. mangayamma yaramati had undergone in—vitro fertilisation or ivf. she and her husband had first tried to have a baby nearly 60 years ago. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. looking more than a little bemused by all the attention, the proud father shows off his newborn children. sitarama rajarao is 82 years old, quite an age to be a first—time dad. his wife, the proud mother, is only a few years younger. she is still in hospital after undergoing a cesarean section. the couple had never been able to have children naturally, and had to use a donor egg to conceive. the first attempt she was pregnant, and that was really amazing for us. and from that time, we formed into teams, we formed three teams, one to look after her pregnancy, and one team to look after her nutritional needs, and ano

south wales and queensland homes and property have been destroyed fire crews are warning everyone to stay alert. it's called remain in mexico the new agreement on asylum seekers between the governments of mexico and the u.s. tens of thousands of people are stuck waiting to see if they'll be allowed to start a new life in the united states include many children who are missing out on school but a classroom on wheels is coming to some as john hall reports from the border city of tijuana. a small team of volunteers in t. one are heading to one of the city's many migrant shelters with a unique service. you specially adapted school bus since january u.s. asylum seekers mainly from guatemala honduras don't sell the door been put back across into mexico while they wait between their cool days many have children and this new floating population could be stuck in border towns like the one for months . that's where this bus comes in it's been fitted out to give them education by n.g.o.s school books project so run programs in greece and syria get to go with really no link here they're working

south wales in eastern australia about 20 homes have been destroyed another 30 have been damaged favorable conditions on sunday helped slow down the pace of the destruction but crews remain on alert with when dia weather forecasts for the next 2 days fires have been burning across the states for more than a week destroying an estimated 55000 hectares of land we've just been through so too was our own feeling and jumped through over rain forest over river and so fast i always thought off i'll never come up there it will never get across the river. a battle is underway for the survival of the largest forest of its kind in east africa kenya's government has evicted hundreds of thousands of settlers from the mao forest in the past 20 years as nicholas indigenous people in the region say their homes are at risk and so is the area life. deep in the forest are people who communicate with honeybees. can sense our intentions explained secure macho to her nephew collect the honey with a pure heart she says and you will be unharmed hanging from the branches are wooden hives people built to protect th

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and you'll notice sydney's going that 16 east coast to coast in new south wales and victoria in places will be pretty nasty i think adelaide in the sunshine still not particularly want 50 but without the wind and the rain love of course some of the rain could be considered useful now across inside the tasman sea the other end where the size of the circulation brings what's potentially warm or can get 16 out of it and crowded right in that runs through the north island just about reaches wanting to infer the science is looking fine this tends to be located hugging the coast you notice the orphans in this circulation of increasing rain on the next days well 2 things to mention up in this part of the world one ex typhoon one incoming typhoon. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best about to see a missed documentaries take it. easy and just. rewind continues with saving sweat or seeing the light 10 years later the lot of you average person community in south africa is no better this is a great motivator for us to keep giving back to these communities on al-jazeer

south wales snow somebody right in the forecast as we go through the next couple of days high pressure very much in charge here so it is going to keep it settled and sunny 21 celsius for praise been if it's around 88 in sydney and also into melbourne 21 there for adelaide so the temperature there for perth on wednesday afternoon as we go on into thursday i get on to the similar conditions as you can see pretty much bone dry everywhere 60 celsius for melbourne cloud and rain into tasmania which is making its way towards do sail and but for the time being is find dry and sunny. i can i mark my phone with my face you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification the biometrics are far from perfect a convenience and feeling infallibility comes at a cop's most crucially our privacy in the 4th of a 5 part series addresses the appropriation obama's personal characteristics all hail the algorithm on a jersey or. you're watching our dessert time to recap our headlines now the british prime minister's cab

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south wales have destroyed at least 9 properties emergency services say the hot and windy conditions are unprecedented at this time of year. still ahead on al-jazeera they survived horror can darrien but the future is still on the thousands of displaced people in the bahamas. hello there still some very nice summer heat across eastern sections of europe but look at all this travel to distribute across central regions and also a swathe pushing in across the north and the northwest so not surprisingly this is where the rain is at the same time and the lower temperatures as well just $900.00 . and look at this 21 degrees in madrid that is about 10 degrees below the average for this time of year even the september very unsettled through the west a medical's the erik's pushing on tools and poles in the mix that was well and generally cloudy skies of that rain working its way across much of scandinavia but most co is staying about 10 degrees above average for this time of year a little bit of cloud there on wednesday it is actually karen quite a nice day wednesday across much of europe but

south wales could actually thicken up enough to produce a few spots of rain is the high pressure is in charge so that means a lot of settled weather $22.00 celsius for adelaide and 19 in melbourne and also into sydney as we go through thursday on into friday march to see want to see showers just creeping into that eastern side of australia at that stage meanwhile have it was a west germany fought a dry here as well 20 celsius in perth getting up to around 29 in alice springs not quite the settled and sunny across new zealand at the moment we have got rain into the south all that and that'll make its way further north woods and east. an ethiopian woman determined to tell the world a new story about her country our. our humanity is the most beautiful thing we copped and i wish we can just realize that and just look at that despite the challenges she became c.e.o. of tourism and head of ethiopia's land development project my ethiopia just 0. hello again you're watching a let me take you to our main stories this hour u.s. president has reacted fury to house speaker nancy pelosi said the

hello there has been some rain in new south wales but there's just never enough we're going to the wrong season for it now this active frontier i'm sure was very welcome for to some pretty big downpours and it's still producing rain in the forecast in sydney other is going offshore leaving behind not particularly warm weather it has to be said that 16 degrees or so for melbourne and adelaide warmer in perth of course the biggest change in wants is going to be a bit further north bridge winds for example we've got 31 in the forecast for monday with little change elsewhere in fact if you pick out brisbane we're well above the average is $24.00 for this time of the year resume up to $31.00 and back down to $25.00 parcheesi bit of a mini heat wave i suppose and it far outstrips the temperature potential or actual anywhere in new zealand well that's a nice quiet picture the moment jenny circulating on the cycling you're talking about the low to mid teens but in the sunshine for the most part good as tens disappear on monday directly north but different season and we've got yet another potenti

south wales where there's an intense drought fire fighters there don't expect any relief from the hot windy weather until wednesday warnings are being issued of a severe fire season ahead as the southern hemisphere heads into summer or the record breaking heat waves in france killed 1435 people half of them 750.

hello that the hot and dry conditions continue across much of queens than the new south wales over hundreds nothing in the weather it's really a levy 8 that we've got those hot dry conditions continuing very low humidity some cloud of these coastal areas that even haven't seen much the way of rain showers it's a warm wednesday and high ball 20 celsius 19 in sydney i've got 20 celsius in perth for the next couple of days maybe just a shower along all coastal areas that we will see some rain pushing into hobart so brings the temperature down quite breezy as well so high the of just 16 degrees celsius the nichols tools new zealand the cloud is that caring quite quickly away from the north island so as we go through wednesday both oct and she cities nice sunshine and in fact as we head off into thursday the rain beginning to push in but no rain actually pushing into the city and in fact a woman's day ahead of the system with a high of 18 it degrees that we had up towards japan it is still clear up tons that in tokyo in the wake of that recent typhoon the rain pushing in from the west but again