and south korea receives a special designation from unesco for its lantern festival. the world health organization says the corona virus pandemic could worsen in europe early next year right now several e.u. countries including the netherlands and germany are struggling to contain rising numbers of infections and deaths in the u.k. london and surrounding areas have entered the highest level of restrictions the prime minister boris johnson is defending the tightening of restrictions over the christmas holiday period the smaller christmas is going to be a safer christmas and a shorter christmas is a safer christmas. when we see 3 households can meet on 5 days i want to stress that these are maximums not targets to aim for but of course it's always going to be safest to minimize the number of people you meet well germany has now entered its 1st day of an emergency lockdown with limits on most christmas gatherings and events at the same time a record daily death toll was recorded with more than 950 when a hole has more now from london. there had been a great deal of press

unesco south korea's that adds south korea's -- lantern festival to his list of cultural heritage sites. >> the 2020 world cup -- 2021 world cup holding the rights to hold another huge event. andrian: the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic could worsen in europe early next year. right now, several european countries are struggling to contain rising numbers of infections and deaths. in the u.k., london and surrounding areas have entered the highest levels of restrictions and boris johnson plans to relax those restrictions and has been criticized by some medical experts. germany has begun its first day of an emergency lucked out with limits on most gatherings and events. at the same time record daily death toll was recorded with more than 950 people having died. the vaccine rollout will start on december 27. >> no one is expecting a normal christmas, least of all those who have lost loved ones to the pandemic grieving loved ones have condemned towards johnson and demanded a public inquiry >> we were hoping that by now, lessons would have been learned they have not bee

and warlord pleased to have 2 years libyan national army l in a letter to unesco to puts abroad and 4 others on its list of endangered world heritage sites so brotha was controlled by forces loyal to have to drain his failed military campaign to capture the capital but the tripoli based government retook the city in april yeah. unfortunately the city of subprocess has seen several armed conflicts in the last decade the ruins were hit during the fighting but thank god there was only minor damage to the fear. but now brought as crown jewel a 5000 seat theater has survived and stands 3 stories tall built by the romans nearly 2000 years ago it's a testament to the history and culture this country on the southern shores of the mediterranean has official here 30000 of the foreign tourists use the come and visit but the years long conflict and political divisions have had a devastating impact on the tourism sector. and of course there's also the penn demick for now besides a few local families heritage sites like this remain for the most part abandoned but some still come. we live in tripoli

is a unesco world heritage site and a popular photo motif but the devil's return is controversial. catholic associations are angry about the statue and sculptor. persist day building a statue depicting evil of all things which the devil represents is an insult so you see this case itself and see what others. which is why we have to defend ourselves but we must protest against this because we have to choose she not to remain silent others. have collected thousands of signatures and launched abuse into courts but so far in vain to determine to continue their fight against the devil in the city let's just let you still looks on from above seemingly you mean just by all the attention. and that's all we have time for today we have war stories from across europe on our home page d.w. dot com please don't forget to join us next week for another edition of focus on europe thanks for watching take care and goodbye the be. the be. into the conflict zone team sebastian joe biden will take the white house next month but with his party defeat divided other democrats really celebrating my guest

dozens of unesco sites that have been damage are at risk of losing their world heritage status. libya's mediterranean coast in the first report. peace talks could help change things. reporter: established by the phoenicians and the fourth century bc, the coastal city was used as a trading post and served as an outlet for trade from africa. it was later ruled by the macedonian kingdom until rome rebuilt in the second and third centuries a.d. today from a distance, it looks like it has endured the violence libya has witnessed for nearly a decade. but close up our signs of the conflict. -- are signs of the conflict. the conflict in libya between the internationally recognized government and a warlord and his international army led unesco to put sabratha and four others on the list of endangered world heritage sites. sabratha was controlled by forces loyal to him and his failed military campaign but the tripoli based government retook the city in april. >> unfortunately, the city of sabratha has seen several armed conflicts and the ruins were hit during the fighting. thank god there

at the moment we have all of the cultural sites in libya on unesco's list on the danger list so that means we have a continued monitoring the last meeting we had to the libyan authorities was actually in early march 20 twentieth's just before our riyadh the lockdown in paris and we continued different tools and assume meetings. towards a removing them from the danger list but that means a lot of efforts from their side there needs to be coordination s. specially subbarao term where the sea damaged during the conflicts but i think there is hope at the end of the tunnel we got funding those that you are indeed project on the site for the rehabilitation and there is funding also from i leave em from unesco especially for the management plan and the future recovery of this property matter just taking a bit of a step back and looking at threats to sites around the world i see that climate change has now taken a spot at the top of the list of those threats and we saw those fires on fraser island just in the last few weeks how devastating could this be for other sites around the world and h

unesco and south korea's lambton lighting festival to its list of cultural heritage sites plus. i'm 90 richardson in doha where the host city 2022 football world cup of london the rights to hold another huge sporting events. the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic could worsen in europe early next year right now several european countries including the netherlands germany a struggling to contain rising numbers of infections and deaths in the u.k. london and surrounding areas have ends at the highest level of restrictions the prime minister boris johnson's plans to relax those restrictions over the christmas holiday have been criticized by some medical experts germany has begun its 1st day of an emergency lockdown with limits on most christmas gatherings and events at the same time a record daily death toll was recorded with more than 950 people having died vaccine rollout that will start on december 27th general whole report style from london. no one is expecting a normal christmas at least of all those who've lost loved ones to the pandemic in london grievin

damaged by war or neglect one of several unesco heritage sites at risk of losing their treasured status. we begin with news of the release of hundreds of school boys kidnapped by an armed group in nigeria 6 days ago the government under mounting pressure over its handling of the crisis has been negotiating for their release protesters politicians to increase security while the large social media campaign labeled bring back our boys has been launched could see the state governor says that it's not yet clear if all of the schoolboys have been freed. we have so far. given 340. schoolchildren later on we also understand 4 have joined so we have to leave 344. children that on their way to cousin and now they have surrendered or that is with them so we will find out from. parts whether still some left like i said even the figure we gave was not to stick because we were looking at doing city $30.00 to $400.00 and now we have gotten $344.00 so we will know exactly about tomorrow the boys were taken when gunmen thought to be linked to boko haram stormed a school in the northern city of could say

and south korea receives a special designation from unesco over its lenten festival. the world health organization says the corona virus pandemic could worsen in europe early next year right now several e.u. countries including the netherlands and germany are struggling to contain rising numbers of infections and deaths too in the u.k. london and the surrounding areas have entered the highest level of restrictions the prime minister boris johnson wants to relax rules over the christmas holiday season scientists say the plan will cost lives germany has entered its 1st day of an emergency lockdown with limits on most christmas gatherings and events to at the same time a record daily death toll was recorded with more than 950 people losing their lives let's begin in the u.k. journal how is standing by for us in london so jonah we have heard from boris johnson the u.k. prime minister in the last half hour or so what was he saying. well it's clear now that the rules as you suggested there the relaxation of the restrictions over christmas for a 5 day period from the 23rd to

deal was $40.00 to $1.00 team arranged to devil fled the city for roman aqueduct and so go via is a unesco world heritage site and a popular photo motif but the devil's return is controversial. catholic associations are angry about the statue and that sculptor. persists a building a statue depicting evil of all things which the devil represents is an insult so yeah of course in this case itself it's the work. which is why we have to defend ourselves we must protest against this because we have to choose she not to remain silent others. have collected thousands of signatures and launched appeals into courts but so far i'm going to turn in to continue their fight against the devil over city blocks to structure still looks on from above see me me me view tension. and that's all we have time for today we have war stories from across europe on our home page d.w. dot com please don't forget to join us next week for another edition of focus on europe thanks for watching take care and good by the by. the by. from the ghetto to harlem and. ever go into those public why. despite coming from a close

ok still to come for you here on the news hour unesco at south korea's lenten lighting festival to its list of cultural heritage sites we'll look at its history and we'll tell you what it's all about what it symbolizes. mean that i would trade be a rose iraq is not foolishly i also had a call for action to defend democracy is the entire belorussian protest movement has given the e.u. top human rights award. and the australia captain assumes a warning to team india ahead of the 1st test the latest cricket coming up in sport with santa when we come back. from. the storm that was in the eastern med is split into 2 hearts down the rain stopped falling in turkey it stopped falling in cyprus the stilson right in stone the northeast of turkey and the low a bit has turned into an on shore breeze really from lebanon southward towards sinai bringing showers thunderstorms rain or cloudy skies a focus of the gaza reflects that showers on thursday still what the dark skies on friday in a brighter looking saturday now friday's national day in qatar the weather looks set fair $24.00 degrees is probab

is a unesco world heritage site and a popular photo motif but the devil's return is controversial. catholic associations are angry about the statue under sculptor. persist a building a statue depicting evil of all things which the devil represents is an insult so you see this case itself and see what the catalyst. which is why we have to defend ourselves but we must protest against this because we have to choose she not to remain silent. has collected from dozens of signatures and launched appeals from 2 courts but so far invented the term and to continue their fight against the devil of the city to structure still looks on from above say me me me spying on view tension. and that's all we have time for today we have war stories from across europe on our home page d.w. dot com please don't forget to join us next week for another edition of full on europe thanks for watching take care and good but. the book. into the conflict zone team suggestion joe biden will take the white house next month but with his party feet divided from the democrats really celebrating my guest this week fro

tunisia, algeria, morocco, and mauritania submitted couscous to unesco together in a joint bid. their arab maghreb union, which also includes libya, has not met since 199a. a unesco statement describes the listing as part of its efforts to bring peoples and cultures closer together. teaching children music has been a life passion for emma hutchinson. so when lockdown was announced, her shift to online teaching and the impact this had on her children was stark. her efforts to draw out something positive from the experience led to her writing a christmas song, that to her surprise has gone global. here's emma's story. # la, la, la—la, la, la...#. when lockdown was announced, i was at home, in devon. our whole professional world turned around overnight to zoom lessons. it's lovely to see you here today. are you ready to roll? # something is tapping in my box...# a lot of families said, "oh, this is quite good fun, let's all have a go at doing the digital thing." but i think, after several weeks, you could get a sense of screen fatigue. smash! over the nine months, we noticed that

douglas haig's account of wartime events is listed in the unesco's world memory register of documentary heritage out. there on this. friday 40 december 1914. and noted down to some omerta dined with the king and prince of wales to. their. king seem very cheery and inclined to think that all our troops are by nature brave and is ignorant of all the effort which commanders must make to keep up the moron of their men in war and all of the training which is necessary in peace in order to enable a company for his students to go forward as an organized unit in the face. of almost certain death. i told him of the crowds of fugitives who came back down the 1000000 road during the battle. having thrown everything they called including their rifles and packs in order to escape. the look that soon turned on their faces such as i have never before seen. on any human being. on christmas eve 914 and almost ghostly calm had descended on the british trenches the men were chilled to the bone by the bitter cold and the horrors of war. the. law at a later hour. in the german trenches men began singing sti

firefighters in australia are struggling to contain massive wildfires devastating a unesco world heritage site fraser island is the largest santa ana wind in the world the fires have been burning now for 6 weeks and have already destroyed almost half of this unique natural paradise. the flames here have been raging on for weeks with more than a 1000000 liters of water and extinguishing agents firefighters are battling the blazes to no avail more than 80000 hectares of land have already been scorched we've been reporting 50 percent of the all in has been affected by the fog we're probably not seeing the end of it yet. and indicate exactly what that's going to look like in the end because we're trying to limit it as space we came. with a length of 122 kilometers fraser island is the largest sand island in the world and has been in unesco world heritage site since 1902. the island is particularly popular with camping tourists with freshwater lakes and mangrove swamps fraser island is characterized by tropical rain forest which is currently still unaffected by looking at the next few days to

parkes join me on mt poaching patrol and with the unesco described as a world heritage site in danger. the weather looks at last the dry across central and eastern parts of here but more mild but wet some windy weather tumbling in from the atlantic bands of cloud and rain coming through pretty tightly. indicating all the brisk winds at times that blustery showers rattling through whites of weather coming back into scandinavia tend to snow over the high agrawal season plowed right to making its way across spain and portugal again some snow over the high ground basin places a tad of writers for the good parts of france but the central pasta dry light winds so a lot of clout there setting a possibility want to see snow flurries for the race having said that temperatures in moscow around minus one celsius what's the weather will make its way into switzerland into central parts of europe as we go on through sunday will snow coming back in across the alps of that state we'll see some cloud in the rain also affecting southern a silly for a time a little try a little bulge of dry weather just

firefighters in australia are struggling to contain massive wildfires devastating a unesco world heritage site fraser island is the largest saying i'm the island in the world the fires have been burning now for 6 weeks and have already destroyed almost half of this unique natural paradise. the flames here have been raging on for weeks with more than a 1000000 liters of water and extinguishing agents firefighters are battling the blazes to no avail more than 80000 hectares of land have already been scorched. we've been reporting 50 percent of the all in has been affected by the fall and we're probably not seeing the end of it yet. exactly what that's going to look like in the end because we're trying to limit it as space we came. with a length of 122 kilometers fraser island is the largest sand island in the world and has been in unesco world heritage site since 1902 the island is particularly popular with camping tourists with freshwater lakes and mangrove swamps fraser island is characterized by tropical rain forest which is currently still unaffected by looking at the next few dice to s

we'll continue by strolling through lou biggs festively decorated old town it's been declared a unesco. world heritage site. the town hall dates back to the 13th century altered over the centuries it combines a variety of architectural styles just across the way i grabbed a chance to treat myself to the taste of christmas which is available in many shapes and sizes. big mars a plan is known the world over need to go is probably the most famous manufacturer . the building also houses a small mars opinions even. here you can learn all sorts of things about the history of mars upin and the need to eg a family business founded over 200 years ago. wow these are really intricate works of art and they've all been made from mars a pair i'd like to try my hand at that. hello i'm lucas has been hi i'm barbara have you ever done this i don't know never it's not hard 1st to roll it into a ball. on this beach in a bit like making a snowball yes like a snowball most of mine looks different than yours looks more like an egg. i'm not yet finished. as well but what are we making a cat with a santa hat.

unesco is warning a wildlife park instead of goals in danger of losing its world heritage state. home to a unique species of wildlife has been under threat from poaches and illegal gold mining al-jazeera nicholas hogg joined a security patrol inside the park. it starts with the call deep inside senegal's park a poacher has been spotted. on board is the panther brigades deployed to protect with the u.n. describes as a world heritage site in danger 8 rangers for a park as big as the island of jamaica the mission appears impossible the jungle is dense disorienting and dangerous the rangers fear both the armed poachers and the attacks from the wild cats they are meant to protect making the animals they move swiftly and quietly towards a fire they can smell burning by a water spots. sergeant juve points to what is left of a camp they arrived too late yet again they are one step behind. it's hard to catch them finding coaches in both walking kilometers up to kilometers in silence to try to catch them by surprise. with the men cannot do 10 in jell-o. hoops a drone can from the air he ma

all this week al-jazeera has been bringing you reports about unesco heritage sites that could lose their status next we head to peru where an ancient city is under threat from squatters marianna sanchez reports from. the sacred city of the remains of the oldest civilization in the americas have been standing here for 5000 years almost unscathed until now. farmers in the super valley sowing crops on the doorsteps of these ancient ruins and squatters have moved in. archeologists who work here say they flee sieved death threats. to live in uncertainty this is far away if we called the police they take long to get here we don't know if the squatters will harm us. in illegal land seizures are common and look pretty and squatters are often in conflict with police are killers just route shot he was shot in the chest in 2002 she says she received more death threats and when she tried to evict squatters from at least 9 sites she got little help. we went to the police but they told us it wasn't their priority that we could not count on them we asked again and they sent one officer with one is impo

that heritage has outstanding value to humanity as defined by unesco before the pandemic it brought tourism vital income but tourism brought unregulated development like its towers which goodies value is eroding. this neighborhood is emblematic of the problems facing. you can see that breeze block extension over there completely out of keeping with its surroundings this ancient family home has been almost destroyed after a tower collapsed and that's how it's being rebuilt by the government but locals tell me that the quality of the work pales in comparison to the majestic craftsmanship of their ancestors george's heritage agency admits the work has been in authentic but it also blames locals for illegal construction have fun rights campaigners say the responsibility for protecting this unique culture must be a shed. is in danger and he definitely needs the attention of the state no one else is responsible for our material cultural and spiritual heritage it's the responsibility of the country and its people until then sons are taking matters into their own hands. 5 years tower contains famil

who did on the unesco list emphasizes it seems portents beyond religious boundaries and coming during a winter dominated by the global pandemic that lengthens many here are a reminder of the promise of future springs to come rob mcbride al-jazeera sold as a sport to his son a. thank you very much lyon the asian games are coming to doha for the 2nd time 2 qatar's capital one of vote in oman to host a 21st edition of the event in 2030 rival bidding city area that will stage the games 4 years later and they will sit and reports the city will hope the high water who was a horse won't do thursday is go to another sporting victory for cattles capital doha this time winning the rights to host the 2030 asian games the 2nd biggest multi sports event after the olympics doha beating saudi arabia's capital riyadh in a vote by the olympic council of asia riyadh will host the 2034 edition other than just limit this achievement wasn't made just to the right is the result of 16 years of hard work we are proud of these historical moment today we have won the bid for 2030 and it's not a surprise the wi

it survived sentries on libya's mediterranean coast but a modern day war has pushed these ruins onto unesco's endangered list and in sports a legendary formula one name finishes up at the wrong end of the time sheets an hour without. my. wednesday is going to be a stormy day for the british isles that's the thing they're developing fairly quickly running up through all and 1st one crossing into england scotland and wales the wind and the rain and the struggling blue here is rain that goes way down through spain and briefly to push through to it to keep moving eastwards through france but showing itself more in denmark certain parts of both norway and probably central sweden where you'll see snow as well previous snow the next storm system swayed already so this is all going up this part of europe which means century city it was quite quiet fairly cold but not standing beside anymore the eastern med is improving currently stormy weather but by i think the middle of when said to be much better for the most part and that's you happen to be in north need it for example where i would be called wet

grand ensemble of 5 museums on the island was in dire need of redevelopment but also on the list of unesco world heritage sites. there was no other way but to renovate modernize recreate and rearrange the museum island turned into a major construction site with laman increasingly becoming the main architect for the country's cultural landscape. in $99.00 the museum directors all agreed on a master plan for the museum island which is still in effect today with airbus order so yes surely that's also been mild clouds we could construct the noise more sam boredom with sam an alter not so nagasaki according to schedule without stretching our budget on. the newest museum is the heart of this big scale renovation project during the 2nd world war it had been damaged and parts of it were destroyed architects david chipperfield reconstructed the museum. show pieces the so-called nubian room decorated with my teeth romantic witty by free trade. architect to the pression king in the mid 19th century. lehman would show this room to every person he was hoping to win over the support. it's a beautiful ro

in 2015 hedge won a grammy for his album the winds of some sorrow he's been named a unesco ambassador for kindness but he has another passion beethoven especially his symphony number 6 the pastoral symphony which pays homage to nature the pastoral is a composition which i absolutely admired somewhere in the back of my mind for many many years it's always been there tried to you know make my own worship of it are treasured of unit in my own way and everyone. simply because this would be like pretty much the mother of all compositions when it comes to nature you just in time for this anniversary year wrote his own version of beethoven's pastoral symphony for a traditional indian ensemble. i express myself through indian music so that's why when i had to express myself through the dylan's best in my new i do not make of abortions the songs are very often in fact it's extremely there but in this case it was very very natural for me to do it. my with his pastoral project he wants to take a stand for nature since india has huge environmental concerns starting with air pollution mitigating t

i'm in vienna the capital of austria the historic old town is a unesco world heritage site. it's highlights include st stephen's cathedral and the imperial palace. i'm in vienna today for a very special reason and 2020 music lovers around the world are celebrating the 250th anniversary of the from beatle vince birth. who was born and born but spent most of his life in vienna. he lived here for over 3 decades and wrote his masterpieces today i want to see how visible loopy from beethoven still is in vienna what makes the city so attractive to musicians and why was beethoven so restless i mean during his time here he moved on average once a year as you can see have a lot of questions that need answering one day in vienna following the footsteps of the great beethoven. off course we will also give you an overview of the sights to see in vienna. and the killing there is special for which the city is famous. in addition we will show you how big this being honored in his native. one of the top addresses for music lovers in vienna it's the sound museum how still music it's all abou

at the moment we have all of the cultural sites on unesco's heritage list on the danger list so that means we have a continued monitoring and the last meeting we had to. libyan authorities was actually in early march 20 twentieth's just before the lockdown in paris and we continued why different tools and assume meetings or so it is towards removing them from the danger list but that means a lot of efforts from their side there needs to be coordination as specially. to see if i was damaged during the conflicts but i think there is hope at the end of the tunnel we got funding those un the project on the site for the rehabilitation and there is funding also from i leave em from unesco especially for the management plan and the future recovery of this property there's a lot of money when it comes to nominations for new sites we would like to see more resources for the conservation of aerate it is so important for the identity of people the parents bring the kids to learn about the history of their country and their culture so this is a very important part of our joint and shared history

doubtless headaches account of wartime events is listed in the unesco's world memory register of documentary heritage out. there on this. driving force in december 1914. i've noted down to some omerta dining at the king of the prince of wales to. there. you can seem very cheery but inclined to think that all our troops are by nature brave and is ignorant of all the effort which commanders must make to keep up the morale of their men in war and all of the training which is necessary in peace in order to enable a company for instance to go forward as an organized unit in the face. of almost certain death. i told him of the crowds of fugitives who came back down the 1000000 road during the probe at. having thrown everything they called into doing that rifles and packs in order to escape the look. that suit turned up on their faces such as i have never before seen. on any human being. on christmas eve 914 and almost ghostly calm had descended on the british trenches the men were chilled to the bone by the bitter cold and the horrors of war. period. of. a year. the in the german trenches men bega

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plus why singapore street food markets are getting a global stamp of approval from unesco. and waves of craft good to have you with us officials in nigeria say more than 300 school boys kidnapped last week have been released the boys were abducted from a government school in the northwest state of kut sina the jihad his group boko haram claimed responsibility for the kidnapping though officials have cast doubt on that claim earlier katsina state governor gave this update on the students' release . all on the. from the forest. 'd and. all the natives. 'd we. corresponded in lagos' nigeria flourished acorah has more for us on what's going on down there now the governor there saying unharmed the boys are what more do we know about their condition well as you heard from the interview we don't really have much details which we got through the condition of the boys what we know is that currently on bail we box curtsy a nasty where the ricky tapped from to be reunited with their families parents and . this is the huge sigh of relief to the whole country. how much more do we know a

this is the but when you were in forest in uganda it's part of a national park that was declared a unesco world heritage site. in 1994, the forest is home to an estimated 1000 melting gorillas but their habitat is now.

while longer among the history rich buildings of the museum island which by the way is listed as a unesco world heritage site. the over bound bridge connecting the fritters time and cards berg neighborhoods is a good place to wind up my corona summer day in berlin. sometimes berlin makes it hard to believe that we're in the middle of a pandemic the city's unique spirit remains unchanged. our next destination was heidelberg. a centuries old bridge below. and enchanting old town in between. and a romantic castle altogether they make for one of germany's most popular destinations. i start by climbing the so-called philosopher's power following in the footsteps of long gone students and scholars from heidelberg university today local people and visitors alike take this pound. from the top to get the best view of the city. however it is very high up on the to do list for anyone visiting germany this summer though the coronavirus pandemic has kept many travelers away what does that mean for locals and for tourists who like me do manage to come what's the city like without the masses of visitors

the government plans to apply to unesco for official recognition area around the destroyed plant has become a destination for lists risk seeking tourists rather even though it remains highly regulated. you're watching news from then coming up at shows shift living in the digital age that's next as more news on the day after of course on our website at www dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well more news coming up in 45 and stuck. in the height of climate change. africa's mix of. what's in store. for the future. for the major cities to incite. enter. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus and the code of special monday to friday on. hashtags online petitions and social media campaigns these days more and more protest takes place on life especially on social media but can a simple click really make a difference our topic today on shit. back in the day raising awareness on an issue and reaching society more br

firefighters in australia are struggling to contain massive wildfires devastating a unesco world heritage site fraser island is the largest sand island in the world the fires have been burning now for 6 weeks and have already destroyed almost half of this unique natural paradise. the flames here have been raging on for weeks with more than a 1000000 liters of water and extinguishing agents firefighters are battling the blazes to no avail more than 80000 hectares of land have already been scorched. we've been reporting that 50 percent of the all in has been affected by the fall and we're probably not seeing the end of it yet. exactly what that's going to look like in the end because we're trying to limit it as space we came. with a length of 122 kilometers fraser island is the largest sand island in the world and has been in unesco world heritage site since 1902. the island is particularly popular with camping tourists with freshwater lakes and mangrove swamps fraser island is characterized by tropical rain forest which is currently still unaffected by looking at the next few days to say w

doubtless hague said count of wartime events is listed in the unesco's world memory register of documentary heritage. this. friday 4 things assume 1914. down to some american a dyna of the king a prince of wales to. their . king seem very cheery and inclined to think that all our troops are by nature brave and is ignorant of all the effort which commanders must make to keep up the moron of their men in war and all of the training which is necessary in peace in order to enable a company for instance to go forward as an organized unit in the face. of almost certain. i told him of the crowds of fugitives who came back down the 1000000 road during the battle. having thrown everything they cornered into doing that rifles and packs in order to escape the look. that suit turned up in their faces such as i have never before seen. on any human being. on christmas eve 914 and almost closely calm had descended on the british trenches the men were chilled to the bone by the bitter cold and the horrors of war. a good hour. in the german trenches men began singing still and now the wind carried their voi

and firefighters in australia are struggling to contain massive wildfires devastating a unesco world heritage site there frazier island is the largest sand island in the world the fires have been burning now for 6 weeks. i've already destroyed almost half of this unique natural paradise. the flames here have been raging on for weeks with more than a 1000000 liters of water and extinguishing agents firefighters are battling the blazes to no avail more than 80000 hectares of land have already been scorched. we've been reporting that 50 percent of the all in has been affected by the fog pain we're probably not seeing the end of it yet we're not going into quite exactly what that's going to look like in the end because we're trying to limit it as best we came. with a length of 122 kilometers fraser island is the largest sand island in the world and has been in unesco world heritage site since 1902 the island is particularly popular with camping tourists with freshwater lakes and mangrove swamps fraser island is characterized by tropical rain forest which is currently still unaffected we

years after the accident contaminate swathes of ukraine and beyond the government plans to apply to unesco for official recognition the area around the destroyed plant has become a destination for lists risk seeking tourists rather even though it remains highly regulated. you're watching day w. news from the then coming up at shows shift living in the digital age that's next as more news on the day doubly app of course and how web site it think of the dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well more news coming up in 45 and stuck. in the height of climate change. for cosmic. what's in store. for the future. e.w. dot com pretty major cities to get insight please enter. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing it.

reportera: a pesar que desde 2011 la unesco nombrÓ los mÚsicos patrimonio de la humanidad, quedaron en el olvido. para ser frente la crisis por la pandemia surgiÓ el colectivo " salvemos al mariachi" . uniendo sus voces piden a las autoridades que los tomen en consideraciÓn para apoyo social. en redes crearon la plataforma " salvemos al mariachi" para llevar un pedacito de mÉxico a todos los rincones. >> intercambiamos canciones por donaciones. no? entonces las donaciones van desde 250 pesos hasta 7.000 pesos. reportera: una de las mariachis que subexistiÓ gracias a los conciertos virtuales. >> del otro lado del mundo mandaron donativos. esos donativos nos lo reparte. reportera: tambiÉn sensibiliza de cÓmo cuidarse del covid, repartiendo mascarilla y gel entre los mÚsicos. ilia: ellos como todos los que trabajan en la economÍa informal se vieron afectados por la pandemia. jorge: la posibilidad de una serenata en ipad que no es lo mismo. mÉxico es uno de los pocos paÍses que ya probÓ el uso de la vacuna. la esperanza que sean uno de los que puedan recibir. ilia: estamos [mús

leading role in promoting korea to the world south korea's bid to have this festival included on the unesco list emphasizes it's important beyond religious poetry and coming during a winter dominated by the global pandemic that lengthens for many here are a reminder of the promise of future springs to come robert bride al-jazeera soul. 20 new species for thought to be extinct or been found in the bolivian andes the leap frog is among them as one of the world's smallest sam finian's and the devil live frog was also found in large numbers and was last observed 20 years ago. it'll be here in doha your top stories from al jazeera britain's prime minister boris johnson is resisting pressure to scrap a planned easing of coronavirus restrictions over christmas mr johnston says strict rules will be relaxed for 5 days so families can be together a smaller christmas is going to be safe for christmas and a shorter christmas is a safer christmas when we see 3 households can meet on for days i want to stress that these are maximums not targets to aim for but of course it's always going to be safest to m

the shrine stands at the foot of a unesco world heritage site. about 20 people took part. there was also a bit of cleaning taking place. the tablet showing this year's zodiac sign, the rat, was replaced by the new one, which is two meters tall and three meters wide. >> translator: i hope i'll be able to stay calm and relaxed with the ox. >> translator: i wish for coronavirus pandemic with strength and vigor like an ox. >> the chief priest says he hopes the new tablet will ease people's minds and help usher in a wonderful new year. >>> and that will do it for nhk "newsline." thanks for watching. >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. japan's top business lobby co compiled a set of proposals for the government to meet its seethe roan greenhouse gas companies will play an active role in providing low-price carbon free energy and developing electric and fuel cell vehicles. f f fpz. >> translator: it's important that the government and the academic community work together to create a common approach. >> large-scale governments are needed to develop key technologies includi

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