let's bring in our panel in london we have andrew fox or he's the director of the russia and eurasia studies center at the henry turks and society in moscow dimitri babich a political analyst at the news media company near and in washington d.c. we have nina yank of its she's a dissin from a fellow at the wilson center and author of the book how to lose the information war russia fake news and the future of conflict i want to welcome you all to the show let's begin in london with andrew foxhall i read the report almost every single paragraph is quite damning about the british government and its complacency and simple lack of interest when it came to tackling the russian threat they seemingly were outmaneuvered guns and played almost all the time is this a threat that the british government simply didn't think was serious. we're taught to disagree really with what you just said the successive british government and i think that's an important point and one worth making early successive british governments have demonstrated short sightedness and naivety seemingly where the threat of th

i think that charlie adler there live for us in london. france is temporarily pulling out of a nato operation in the mediterranean amid tensions with turkey france said it asked nato for a response on how fellow member state turkey is handling the un arms embargo to libya the official said unless it to nato that france had made for demands to clarify turkey's role in french defense official said the withdrawal this temporary . recovery operations are underway in turkey hunter boat capsized in a lake in the south at least 6 bodies have been recovered it's believed around 60 refugee migrants were on board as it was crossing lake van a correspondent in kosovo is in istanbul and says police have spoken to a witness to the incident. the rescue teams are still trying to reach the boat and the rest of the bodies that are believed to be. that who have who are who are who are believed to have droned on the night of such a day this is this is not the 1st incident on lake one because a van is a border border city with iran and from afghanistan bangla

prime minister in london might bump a also met with other government ministers in the u.k. to see what extra pressure britain can exert on beijing charlie onto reports now from london. britain is having a change of heart over china and the u.s. is here to hold its hand on his visit to london secretary of state mike pompei a applauded prime minister boris johnson for agreeing to ban chinese telecoms company while away from its 5 g. infrastructure and for ending its extradition treaty with hong kong to move the u.s. is also making later he spelt out the dangers of the us his geo political rival and the chinese communist party the c.c.p. sexploitation this disaster to further its own interest has been disgraceful rather than helping the world general secretary she has shown the world the parties to face we talked about how we see in hong kong's freedoms crushed to watch the c.c.p. boy its neighbors know try speech in the south china sea and instigate a deadly confrontation with india. i want to take this up. to congratulate the british government for its principle sponsors to

al-jazeera london. that's why there's so in matthew goodwin who's a professor of politics and international relations at the university of kent just on the issue of the intelligence and security committee said about the government failing to protect the referendum and the government has already said that it won't investigate it now so what do you think the impact of these conclusions from this committee will be. well i think the question of russia's involvement in the 2016 referendum will now remain as a riddle that will never be solved many people looking for a definitive view on that question and have not got that view the report is very clear in saying that firstly the intelligence services do not want to be dragged into what they see as a political dispute but also because now i heard later on today that the government is not planning to pursue the inquiry any further and so i think we're going to be left where we are which is not really knowing what happened and it was. on the broader issues i mean

al-jazeera london. let's bring in our panel in london we have andrew fox or he's the director of the russia and eurasia studies center at the henry turks and society in moscow dimitri babich a political analyst at the news media company 70 and in washington d.c. we have nina yank of it's she's a disinfo mation fellow at the wilsons. her and author of the book how to lose the information war russia fake news and the future of conflict i want to welcome you all to the show let's begin in london with andrew folks all i read the reports almost every single paragraph is quite damning about the british government and its complacency and just simple lack of interest when it came to tackling the russian threat they seemingly were outmaneuvered outgunned and outplayed almost all the time is this a threat that the british government simply didn't think was serious were thought to disagree really with what you just said the successive british government and i think that's an important point and one worth making ea

to what we see in london and a real spike in numbers. that's right kamal you were just mentioning. the easing of that national lockdown which was very severe but spain is now seen to be doing rather better than some other countries around europe and that's perhaps why there's been this move to shut down this region as you were saying it's a rule region based around a town called leiria sorry later and it's home to 200000 people approximately it is a place where there are a large number of fruit picking properties fruit picking businesses and there have been links to some of the outbreaks to those and surprises but also to care homes on friday the health of ortiz in that area said they were going to impose a lockdown but they did open up a temporary field hospital will now they have told people that from saturday afternoon they can't enter or leave the entire area really keen to get these figures under control because they saw up to friday a rise in covered cases from 167-2325 this isn't a touristic area but it is in catalonia in the nort

by china's ambassador in london on thursday i think they called my remarks. as. china want to be france. a china want to be a. if you do not want to be our. and our friends want to treat china as a hostile and. you know i a price that's him play is very clear that means you are laws your laws about us in china as often it is at the front in recent weeks the u.k. government has taken several steps against perceived chinese threats and transgressions. because of beijing's new security law for hong kong the u.k. has suspended an extradition treaty with its former territory it's also offered $3000000.00 hong kong as a path to u.k. citizenship tech security concerns have prompted prime minister boris johnson to promise her war way will be a victim from britain's 5 g. networks by 2027 china is mulling how to respond so this analyst i think what the chinese government tries to do is to found ways that will be hurtful to the u.k. that will harmed u.k. it will not hung china is sell the since the most important part of the u.k. china relationship is economic it is very di

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tennessee near london. they want a captain in london better to save it for the venezuelan people for a time when there's there are what they regard as the legitimate 'd government and invents. there better be soon obviously but that they have no intention of touching the dome of the now the on the other hand 'd by directly it's very puzzling yeah exactly so what does it mean how much of a setback is it for murder and his government and how these years you can see it but association the people of venezuela well it's a very serious role for government because they are there they have just got out of furniture change. the leaves fall ill which is the usual estell sort of. a chance to run israel or their production is now down to less than a 10th of what it was a few years ago before the jury came into office. and that it's just collapsed and so there are of course the price and international price of oil is very low at the moment so international revenue has. got right down and gold which is reduced in certain

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in london thanks very much for the update. turkey and russia have agreed to work together towards a lasting cease fire in libya turkey supports the u.n. recognize government in tripoli well russia backs its rival warlord khalifa haftar who is based in the east delegations from turkey and russia met an anchor with more talks planned in moscow they say dialogue remains the only solution to the conflict jonathan winer is a former united states senior diplomat and former special envoy to libya joins me now via skype from washington d.c. good to have you with us on the program i mean the fact that the 2 main supporters of the 2 main factions are speaking in agree to a framework to move forward is encouraging but they're only talking about sort of a sustainable ceasefire not a long term way out of this bloody conflict. well they both have got in thousands of mercenaries into libya to fight the war and if turkey and russia decide to stop the fighting and have their mercenaries no other fight or withdraw from the church or leave the c

brittle specially in london we've got to. put it down which is the most difficult environment to have because it's shifting off and the pipes are supposed to survive m.p. say saving water isn't just a job for the suppliers they want manufacturers to put efficiency labels on appliances and experts warn that we all need to reduce consumption so shorter showers turning the tap off when brushing your teeth and not using the dishwasher until it's full the hope is that one day over using water will be socially unacceptable for securing the nation's supplies start with a stop to water wastage leave barca al-jazeera london. you're watching al-jazeera of me so robin a reminder of our top stories the united states has toughened its stance on china's disputed claims to offshore resources and most of the south china sea calling them completely unlawful in a statement the u.s. secretary of state might pompei and said beijing has no legal grounds to unilaterally impose its will on the region it came just hours after china impose sanctions

if there was an unusual show of support for joining us on the side of london court on tuesday morning. the british fashion designer vivienne westwood dressed in yellow likely herself to a canary in a john bird cage she told supporters the u.s. request to extradite the wiki leaks founder on espionage charges was a stitch up she's been a long time supporter of the songs and said he's like a bird that's been locked up. so this is these are the top stories and the u.s. president has warned the corona virus outbreak is likely to get worse before it gets better donald trump urged the public to wear masks from promise to deliver vaccine as soon as possible the u.s. is the worst affected country in the world with more than 141000 deaths whenever 3800000 cases. my kind has more now from washington d.c. it was a somewhat measured president compared to his previous performances at these briefings the 1st one in a number of months but once again the president believing the role for the most part that he describes himself as america's cheerleader attempting to pay every vote of the picture pandemi

al-jazeera london. the international court of justice in the hague 'd has ruled in favor of catherine a dispute with 4 arab countries that imposed a blockade on the gulf state and prevented catherine aircraft from flying over their air space the court ruled the u.n. civil aviation agency has jurisdiction in this case that this fear began in 2017 when saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt severed ties with qatar and then posed the land the sea and the air blockade they accused catherine government of supporting terrorism allegations that though how has strongly denied a cover called on the international civil aviation organization to declare the air blockade illegal but the book aiding country said the u.n. agency didn't have jurisdiction to handle the dispute in 2018 the agency rejected that claim insisting it did have jurisdiction a move in katherine's favor the book aiding countries then asked the international court of justice to re-examine the issue of jurisdiction and that has now ruled in katt

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heavy amounts of rain his strong winds as well damages a little bit 18 celsius in also 22 down into london and then we've got the good guys. much of the southwest that is warm sunshine that you want this is the place to go the iberian peninsula look at this the sun damage at 37 up to 38 by monday and a whopping 13 on tuesday. but . an image can change the way we see the will ask if we had not seen this week we'll be talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created longing for a fellow opportunity that can obscure the truth this is a legitimate news story but this play and talking points are pretty identical it can forge narratives all right through the listening post gives you the full picture on a. hello again this is al-jazeera on the 2nd member to remind you of the main news that u.s. president donald trump has used on independence day address to attack protesters and his critics threaten to punish those who deface statues of slave traders and colonialists with lengthy prison sentences. for humanitarian rescue ship in the mediterranean is to cr

reintroduced a 2 week period for those returning from holiday reports from london. london's gatwick airport and plenty of people flying off on holiday but for those travelling to spain it's a confusing time place with 2 weeks in quarantine on their return this teacher and her husband decided to cancel their trip to the countries south where we were going there is no outbreak so why don't some want them to like a regional lockdowns like madrid and barcelona like why not you know shut those down and then leave the tourist a bit open and that's a question being asked by some travelers heading to london from madrid i think it's pretty bad because it's just come all of a sudden it's not given people much time to prepare. for everyone's now panicking and i also think it ruins comes for everybody since the number of cases here in spain are rising i think it's a little measure. and i was expecting it to be honest spain recorded more than 100 new covered cases on friday the major cities including barcelona have seen a surge in infections with health officials warning a 2nd w

and london to turn its back on beijing and the u.k. is finding itself caught between 2 superpowers charlie and al-jazeera and. costa rica's coast guard has seized more than 2 tons of cocaine a high speed chase that seen the suspects through the drugs overboard as their boat was being pursued more than 80 packages of contraband were later recovered along the coast 8 people who were on that 1st are being detained while still ahead here on al-jazeera says that egypt's plans to deploy troops abroad could escalate the conflict in neighboring libya. and livelihoods on the line in indian administered kashmir while locals say they are no longer getting their fair share of mineral resources. hello there mostly house and draw of course throughout much of the middle east we have had wanted to showers in the last few days across areas of yemen also these coastal areas of oman we could see a few more of those as well in the next few days but to the north is thing clear and dry and it has been warm so you can see why people are cooling down in this

rocker is in london with more details of the plan. you need to get 70 points in order to get a base number of points to be need to be able to have decent enough english language skills you need to have a job offer from a recognised company you need to be earning above a certain salary threshold of around $33000.00 if you're a doctor or a nurse much needed a course in britain's national health service the shown during the recent pandemic you can apply via a parallel scheme and if you're a graduate from a british university you're allowed to stay here for up to 2 years after graduating concerns from the opposition labor party that given the recent pandemic there simply just hasn't been the amount of time necessary to scrutinise all of these issues concerns to form many businesses from different senses of the building sector from hospitality from growers from the high street as well that all of a sudden i work forces will be significantly dented shaken up at a time in which months after lockdown of course these sectors of desperately try

special envoy to libya a warm welcome to your i'd like to begin in london with you. for the 1st time the national or ministry has blamed the u.a.e. the united arab emirates for this blockade they say they gave orders directly to khalifa haftar what do you think is that true. absolutely and i think the statement by the american embassy. to libya out of the american ambassador to libya based in tunisia eluded to the same idea we have known all along probably since 2014 since have to build on the scene that he was merely a proxy for a few countries but the main one is the u.a.e. and that abu dhabi was controlling how to and directing him and giving him all the support that he needed to pursue his military campaign to take over power by force and libya and install a military regime so this is no new this is not new and and the fact is that over the last few months half that has been defeated and he has withdrawn all the way he has been forced to do all do it from tripoli some 500 kilometers east of tripoli to to search and to for his is military campaign has hurt his his

hello i'm barbara sarah this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes the coronavirus pandemic continues to weigh heavily in the u.s. more than 1000000 more people out of work as the rate of transmission continues to grow. a question of numbers in south africa coronavirus deaths are rising but i think being reported accurately as unrest continues in mali west african leaders try to broker a deal between the president and the opposition. and the race to the red planet gathers momentum china becomes the latest nation to launch a mission to mars only willing to dispose news of what would have been the the needs of the tokyo lympics that's been put forward a year but this one is turning but the court might tyson is coming out of retirement for an exhibition fight against. the staggering impact of covert 19 on the united states shows no sign of easing new numbers released on thursday highlight the twin tragedies of the corona virus infections across the u.s. have now topped 4000000 on average that's 2600 people testing positive ever

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there were rumors she was hiding out in paris or maybe her home in london and alleged sighting of her in los angeles in the in the lane maxwell was living in this raleigh and secluded home in new hampshire there is no cell phone service along the one kilometer long wooden road that leads to the home authorities said she paid cash for it under an assumed name to hide her whereabouts we've been discreetly keeping tabs on maxwells whereabouts as we work this investigation and more recently we learned should slithered away to a gorgeous property in new hampshire continuing to live a life of privilege while her victims live with the trauma inflicted upon them years ago neighbors in the town of bradford population 1500 say they were shocked when believe. of all places were in the middle of nowhere assuming maxwell fights these charges and the case goes to a trial it would happen here at this federal courthouse in manhattan the big question then would become how many of her alleged victims would be willing to testify for years doesn't this of alleged victims of jeffrey epstein the now deceas

hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program the spread of kovan 1000 has weighed heavily on the eurozone economy causing a record contraction on called chief executive carry lam invokes emergency laws to postpone september's election for a year and. i'm catherine story of the messiah i'm arguing because of insomnia we have a marriage of thousands would be a make you down on you like gracious general tourist to see them i'll be telling you why. but the current of ours has already had a profound impact on our lives changing the way we live work and travel now the world health organization says this up evil will reverberate for generations at a meeting of the w h o's emergency committee the director general. said the pandemic was a once in a century health crisis effects of which will be felt for decades to come there was more optimistic from the united states where the top infectious disease expert dr anthony fauci believes a vaccine could be available within months but we're also learning more about the impact of covert 19 on the economy t

teller and taylor this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up hundreds of protesters arrested in hong kong the 1st to be taken into custody under a contentious new security law. partial results indicate russian voters have backed changes to the constitution including a possible extension about him a putin's reign to 2036. more than 80 people confirmed dead in ethiopia by anger over the murder of a popular singer continues to grow. and the growing list of companies boycotting facebook pressure on the social media giant to do more to block racism and hate speech. on the how much now have all the sporting clearing pakistan's cricket tour of england receives a major boost 6 players who had tested positive for corona virus have now been cleared and are set to join up with the squad in the u.k. . the u.k. and u.s. have joined a chorus of criticism directed at china. impose a sweeping new national security law on hong kong the 1st arrests were made under the station earlier on wednesday when thousands of people took to the streets to mark 23 years since the territory was con

in the meantime some analysis from london with julian horowitz is the managing director of the think tank vocal europe julian thanks for your time the q. part of me thinks that during a pandemic during such a serious time which is going to have such serious repercussions for such a long time this would be the time when people would be able to find compromise and work for the greater good why can't they do that in europe well i'm sure actually everybody in europe would agree of you and specifically everybody at the special european council meeting the problem is that the politics of rule everybody has their own opinion of what's best for how to deal with these crises and look at 19 crisis is no different i guess it highlights that well we've gotten used to having a european union but it is still such an ambitious sort of idea isn't it the idea that 27 countries could come to some sort of agreement when they say you know they go from rich to poor to north to south it's it's a very diverse area. it is and of course these all have different cultures and different ways of perceiving the p

here on al jazeera how a judge in london may have ended the venezuelan president's hopes all for gold rush . investigating the mysterious deaths of hundreds of elephants in botswana experts admit. they're still more very heavy rain trouble central and southern areas of china but also there's some very heavy rain on its way towards japan now it's been a shower a few days as you can see here by the crowd securing up just outside tokyo at disneyland and sea world now there could be more rain on the way so you know friday if you're in a queue like that very heavy pushing into western areas of japan central regions of honshu and again of course it's fun trying to write it back into all central and southern areas of china but to the north as well quite a scattering of showers maybe one into thunderstorms damages not too bad google 28 in beijing will something with a chance of the shots but that rain very heavy again working its way quite quickly through much of japan so 26 the high intake again with some more rain as on across into indonesia was unusual as showers and thunderstorms quite he

eleanor and taylor this is the al jazeera news hour live from london coming up. egypt asks for clarification not ethiopia announces it started filling a controversial dam on the blue nile. yemen's who 3 rebels say dozens of civilians including children have been killed in saudi led airstrikes in the north of the country. the u.s. intensifies its pressure on beijing announcing visa restrictions on chinese technology companies including huawei. and the u.s. trial that's posted confidence that a coronavirus vaccine could be developed by the end of the year. and only well into the sports news as world cup organizers release the show jewels of the 2022 title tournament for the 1st time they'll be 4 matches a day in the group stages of all the details coming up later this hour. egypt has demanded urgent clarification from ethiopia over whether it started filling a mega dam on the river nile ethiopian state media has reported that the reservoirs are finally being filled the controversial project will transform the lives of millions but control over its waters has led to

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braceros is their own live from london i'm dead you know also ahead the w.h.o. says brazil's infection rate appears to have plateaued to and is now is the time to drive down transmission. elbow bumps all round leaders hold their 1st face to face talks in months but the warm greetings masked deep divisions over a virus recovery funds and a ban on confederate flag at military bases puts the us defense secretary on a collision course with his president's. fellow thanks for joining us a record number of new corona virus infections have been reported across the globe over the past 24 hours so the world health organization says more than 237000 cases have now been confirmed flare ups have prompted restrictions to be reimposed in places like israel on the philippines as well as more states and india which has now become the 3rd country to record more than a 1000000 confirmed kovan $1000.00 cases the other 2 are brazil which now has more than $2000000.00 confirmed cases including its president joe you're both so narrow and over $77000.00 deaths and there's the u.s. wher

then we have joining us from rome that fischer bader horn of africa director of human rights watch in london our wall allo senior lecturer in law at kill university in the u.k. and in washington d.c. david shinn a former u.s. ambassador to ethiopia good to have you all with us if i could start with our war is ethiopia on the verge of breakdown our war. well i think situations are looking seriously shaky and if the government doesn't really take care of radical millionaire i actually don't see that happening at this stage i think the country is certainly one of a very difficult very complicated cards if i could just to give you some context in terms of what's happening now you know the government's. very day that a very corny a very powerfully figure for help at this very government to power only debate is important it was killed or so decided our host some of the most prominent politicians that replace the or more committed people for the workers congress that are there are mohammed but telegraph about other individuals from that's their party and it wasn't you know for the only place in flo

hello i'm barbara sara this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes accusations and denials conflicting reports of a confrontation on the israel lebanon border. threats of a return to tough restrictions if spain cannot reverse its coronavirus spike driver is stopped and questioned but zimbabwe's leaders deny claims the lockdown is to prevent anti-government protests and on nearing a civil rights leader john lewis lies in state in the u.s. capital. and in sport cats are has officially expressed an interest in staging a future olympic games the 2022 world cup hosts hope to bring the olympics to the middle east for the 1st time. we begin the news hour in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned it is quote playing with fire he's accuse the lebanese armed group of launching an infiltration attempt in the border region of shane bauer farms has denies its fighters tried to penetrate the border or engaged in any confrontation the united nations is urging both sides to show restraint harry full set has more. smoke pl

we leave it with you in hong kong we're going to cross over to london now the chinese ambassador to the united kingdom is speaking let's just listen in to what he has to really policies and interfere in china's internal affairs by reading all human rights is to jump. on the market like truly the insurgents have a seriously poison the atmosphere of china your great relationship. 2nd china's commitment to the path of peace for development as not chance pursuing peace for development is and where you were being strategic choice and solemn pledge of china china has never invaded other countries or sought expansion china as a number and will not export its system or model or china 60 apartment because we want a better life for our people we do not want to threaten challenge or replace any work history has proved and war can tinubu proof that china is always a defender of world peace a contributor to global development and hoda of international law a stronger china will make the world a more peaceful stable and prosperous place i ever some british politicians cling to the cold war mentality a

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the transition period of bricks it sonia thanks very much indeed that sonia gago talking to us from london i want to bring in bill law he's a gold finalist and the editor of the to digest is joining us on skype from london good to have you with us bill the 1st thing i want to ask you was the inclusion of saudi arabia in this the relationship between the u.k. and saudi arabia particularly in for example the sales of technology and armaments and so on is well known is it a surprise to find saudi arabia on that list. well in some ways it is because as you say saudi arabia is a big customer an important trading partner you know those areas and then some particular security agreements lots and lots of reasons why the saudis. would want to keep good relations with the saudis so in that sense it's it is a bit of a surprise however if you are going to have dominick rob says go out to the people with blood in their ands and as part of your global britain policy stand up for human rights across the world it will be hard to ignore saudi arabia which has an atrocious human rights record so a bit of a

how does iraq london. well still ahead here on al-jazeera we report on what residents in the philippine capital are coping after nearly 3 months of lockdown. springing into action argentina gives its olympic hopefuls the go ahead to train. more lovely sunshine across the mediterranean but there i say it is feeling a little autumnal across northwestern parts of europe banks of cloud of rain streaming in from the atlantic some very strong winds winds could well gust up to 100 kilometers per hour across parts of scotland and northern ireland as we go on through the next 24 hours or so that wetter weather that windy weather still in play as we go through sunday some heavy outbreaks of rain across that western side of scotland northwestern areas of england now gradually make its way into. ganda navy more wet and windy weather coming through here the pulse of no way out of parts of sweden would also say somewhat to weather into denmark more the marys of chammy some showers further south just around the out spaci

scenes across england after businesses reopened in london and crowds gathered in big gardens and outdoor spaces reports the. the ancient in alienable rights of free born people of the united kingdom to go to the pub is how boris johnson described it well here they are enthusiastic enjoying that right again after more than 3 months of lockdown plus going to the cinema getting their hair cut eating in restaurants and staying in hotels for england at least something like normal life has returned it feels 2 really nice feels really nice we're going to go on a bit travel and it's rather expensive by comparison with. high flying in. super saturday as the english press has called it was desperately needed by a struggling hospitality industry but business owners had to reduce capacity and make other changes to open a safety is possible we will take all the questions we can we put screens up between people you know wash your hands and everyone keep away from us don't stick places don't you know we were watching every move he said you know that knocked me to where. we were just hoping that there i

al-jazeera london. white house correspondent kelly holcomb's is joining us now from washington d.c. of course this is happening at a time when relations between the u.s. and china are already very strained how's the trumpet ministration going to be reacting to this news. well there's no question that there is an effort to get u.s. allies on its side in its war against wall way the concerns being in the united states that this push to broaden the 5 g. network globally is really just an effort to conduct backdoor espionage something that the united states has accused china of doing for some time in various means and we've seen this sort of latest push an embrace of the ban that has taken place in the u.k. as being embraced by the trumpet ministration seen this as a positive sign now the u.s. president has just called a press conference for 21 g.m.t. topic unknown it's unclear if he will be discussing some of the actions that he has been considering with regard to china but it's something that has been discussed by the national security advisor robert o'brian and we have seen a number

hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on our iraq israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned as paula it is quote playing with fire he's accuse the lebanese armed group of launching an infiltration attempt in the border region of shaper farms hezbollah denies that its fighters tried to penetrate the border or engaged in any confrontation the united nations is urging both sides to show restraint have a force it is following developments from west to slim and sent this this update. i mean for context we have to remember the fact that israel has been awaiting some kind of response from hezbollah for a week now ever since an air strike inside syria killed has been a fighter there's been a long standing promise from hezbollah that any such event would lead to a response from lebanon against israel and so these are the military's been on a heightened state of alert along the israel lebanon border inside the golan heights as well and in the occupied golan heights instead of farms there was this security incident as israeli military initially called it has ball o

how does iraq london. well still ahead here on al-jazeera we report on how residents of the philippine capital coping after nearly 3 months of lockdown and. i'm robert bright in busan south korea that has decided it's now safe again to go back to the beach and say to get festive. hello the weather stays hot and dry across the middle east no great changing conditions here still one or 2 little puffs of cloud across the far south of the arabian peninsula but not too much in the way of any wetter weather might catch a shower or 2 just around that western side of the gulf of aden maybe into yemen but elsewhere it's about the way in still quite a brisk wind driving out of iraq the wind continues to drive its way down to us here in qatar but the winds in the process of easing says shouldn't feel too dusty as we go on through the next couple days temperatures here around 45 celsius kuwait could well touch 50 degrees and the sunshine extends further north up towards the black sea the eastern side of the med sunshi

play watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to book also coming up a london school girl who traveled to syria to join i saw has won the right to return home and challenge the removal of her british citizenship china becomes the 1st major economy to record positive growth figures since the sought of the florida virus pandemic. become specifically for the fish. and feasting in qatar's water is why it's the perfect home for the seas gentle giants. thank you very much for joining us europe's top court has cropped up data sharing privacy agreement with the united states the case was brought by austrian privacy activist max trends over the way facebook sent private information around the world the ruling and what's known as the privacy shield it's supposed to protect europeans data when it's transferred to america the course says a deal is no longer valid because many u.s. tech companies are obliged to give some macs. as to the government surveillance the case began when tribes challenge facebook status safeguards it says some personal information hasn't been protected when it

on thursday often a high of 32 in paris 27 and rising there for london will get up to 32 in london as we go on into friday wet weather waiting in the wings will cool things off as we go on through the weekend but still plenty warm enough for the warm weather there across western parts sent to the few showers over towards east biloxi fine dry and sunny right across the mediterranean and across much of north africa plenty a shot was there across central parts of africa i shall was just noting a little further north than they usually do just pushing into the saheli some showers into senegal and also some showers for the gap. but. a korean reporting to the wound there i did hear one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. that certain stories can change us to resist please use to it well you know the history. of germany was a unique journey into what it means to be human the things we came and witnessed documentary on al-jazeera. the roof. and i'm going to run a top stories here now jazeera the leaders of the largest tech companies in the u.s. are being questioned by politicians a

but how a judge in london may have ended the venezuelan president hopes of a gold rush the stories after the break. hello the apprentice got a thunderstorm throughout much of the united states particularly across the south and the southeast out towards the west we've got mostly clear conditions across the father does remain fairly high but the weather's been very nice up into the northeast temperatures in the high twenty's and this is the scene in coney island now as we go through friday that could be some rain developing up into the northeast and slightly more in the way of showers and thunderstorms across the southern plains and again across the southeast and northern central areas of florida but all the want as well as some of the heavy downpours coming south was from north into south dakota so we could even have some localized flooding there also flash flood warnings in place and then saturday for the 4th of july they'll be plenty of fireworks set off but a little bit damp across much of the south got more the scottish and thunderstorms it's a warm couple of days you'll know just how

relaxation of lockdown rules hundreds of businesses open their doors for the 1st time in 3 months in london big crowds gathered in beer gardens an outdoor spaces for the atmosphere is very different inside numbers are being limited it's table service only and there is no live music police say they're prepared to manage the crowds but health workers feel the changes could lead to a sharp rise in virus infections or a challenge in soho in central london. well in any normal world this would be exactly the kind of scene the evie seeing at this sort of time in the evening on a saturday night in central london people are out people drinking on the streets getting a bit drunk perhaps beaver eating in restaurants today people have been getting their hair cuts in hairdressers they've been going to cinemas hotels are open but this sort of scene has been completely absent from from british life for 3 and a half months or so the government knows that this is a big risk it's a big it spare a moment and perhaps it could go wrong we have been hearing key figures boris johnson saying that people should be