turkey -- cyprus. turkey, a nato ally, must cease its inflammatory rhetoric, normalize relations with the republic of cyprus, and commit to peacefully working towards a negotiated solution. greek and turkish cypriots, mr. speaker, deserve and end to this senseless -- an end to this senseless division and occupation. despite the challenge of continued occupation, cyprus has long been a strong and faithful ally of the united states. due to cyprus' unique geopolitical role in the eastern mediterranean, it is in the best interest of our country, the united states of america, to support peace and end this illegal occupation. cyprus is a special geopolitical position, stemming from its location at the southeastern most corner of the e.u. the eastern mediterranean is turbulent, mr. speaker. but holds a promise of significant opportunity. cyprus' status as an e.u. member state, as well as its excellent longstanding regulations with its neighbors, enhances its strategic importance to the united states. cyprus h

cyprus is split into two hundred the southern republic of cyprus has been part of the european union since two thousand and four now tourists can enjoy the sun and sandy beaches as well as the island's rich cultural history so whatever your tastes cyprus has a lot to offer especially if you're a morning person. but. if you really want to see cyprus at its best you'll need to get up early this stand up paddle boarding class given by windsurf city cyprus starts at five am. but you're rewarded with a beautiful sunrise on the outskirts of larnaca with some six hundred fifty kilometers of coastline the island is a great destination for fans of water sports. during the summer almost every day is very good for windsurfing. so there are no rocks. no sharks. it's very good floodwater in the morning. and. the town of la is home to some fifty one thousand residents. the daily market in the center offers plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables. this is perfect for a leisurely stroll and the kilometers of beach are great for relaxing there's little risk of a rained out vacation as cyprus gets more t

base we speak to cyprus is me in opposition leader. told the civil coming up in part two of going underground. that's geysers financial survival guide liquid asset does that you can burn in zigzags quite easily. to keep in mind though as a team into a place in the us guys are bored. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten light colored timestamping. each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the old bridge eight point six percent market saw thirty percent year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar ai industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember it was one of those who can afford to miss the one and only. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only really exist i don't see how that strategy wi

donald trump shocked his nato allies could one base used by the alliance be under threat on the eve of cyprus discussions of the u.n. security council we investigate opposition to the air strips from where tereza may launch attacks around the region told us of all coming up in today's edition of going underground but first to our top story told trump meets with vladimir putin today trump said it would be easier than meeting with nato and visiting a britain in turmoil over brics it but what attitude is he going to have to strike to change relations between the usa and russia because this was the way things were when his predecessor threatened the largest country on earth the two leaders clashed over syria and ukraine president obama and putin sharply disagree over how to deal with isis and syria's embattled president in separate addresses to the u.n. general assembly obama's vice president joe biden even issued a potentially apocalyptic threat to russia's president. we have the capacity to do. this you'll know if you know the time or jews in. the circumstances that have the greatest impact but

summits i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst and in cyprus we cross to alex kristof or he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate alex let me go to you first in cyprus i want to in this program on to talk about what was and what could happen so let's talk it's one packed helsinki. i don't necessarily think that it was a failure for donald trump as it was a failure for the media and their continued meltdown go ahead. yeah i think it was we don't really know many details as to actual policy that was discussed between

and a resort on the southeast coast of cyprus. is the largest themed water park in europe waterworld is beloved by tourists and locals alike. i felt from morning waterpark on my first time it was ninety feet so i am a customer for more about going through on your own. and drew a parking lot i promptly locked from our. room or harming my wife i like the slide the most because all four of you can go together and it's really quick. she's referring to the chariot chase one of the water parks top attractions . four people can race down this seventy meter long multi lane slide at once the first to reach the pool below is the winner. and then there's the fall of a curious on inflatable tubes two people slide down and then reach for the sun before falling back down again. one of world's most thirty five attractions in all over an area of around a hundred thousand square metres. indeed. for those behind the scenes keeping visitors happy and safe is a balancing act. as a trial involved having the right stop finding the right stop the right

banks because they know that these bonds are going to default eventually and what's going to happen cyprus being a bail in versus a bail. would be like in two thousand and eight where the government prints trillions of dollars and gives to the banks to bail them out of bail in is when depositors' get their money ripped out these organizations what happened in cyprus so you're saying it will it only takes it they say anything over one hundred thousand euros you have on deposit we're keeping so if you have any money that playing out in italy i see that playing out everywhere i think eventually when the banks fail next time in the united states as well i think that people are at risk because the f.d.i.c which is a federal insurance deposit corporation only has a minute fraction of what they're supposed to have i mean they could never never ever if there was a systemic banking failure on or the obligations they have to insure all the depositors funds the i.r.s. recently got approval just within the last twenty four months to seize people's passports if they feel that they are in arrears on the

that means you can jump in any time you want and i always appreciate alex let me go to you first in cyprus i want to in this program on to talk about what was and what could happen so let's talk it's one packed house sinky. i don't necessarily think that it was a failure for donald trump as it was a failure for the media and their continued meltdown go ahead. yeah i think it was we don't really know many details as to actual policy that was discussed between the two leaders in helsinki and one of the reasons we don't know that much about the meeting which we should be discussing policy because after all that's that's why they met and that's the important part of the summit all we're hearing about from the media is is the meltdown over how trump is a traitor how quittin is a how trump sold out the united states of america and this mass hysteria is clouding and it's fucking up any discussion as to what the policy that these men discussed was what do they talk about regarding syria regarding ukraine regarding nuclear proliferation no no one's really discussing any of the details and the impor

we're working on ways to minimize even that little 1.5% that we have that's direct impact for cyprus. obviously, we're all looking at what this would do on a macro level. but for cypress directly, i'm not very concerned about it. it's minimal, and we'll try to mitigate that minimal impact. >> automotive, which i like very much, i know that your background, before you event went into the semiconductor cypress was automotive it represents 31%, along with consumer 31% i know that autos allegedly, because i'm not as bearish on autos as a lot of people, allegedly are slowing down but you're getting an increasingly larger portion of the auto what are some of the new accounts that you're getting which tells me not to worry about whether growth of autos are flat, you're taking great share. >> that's right. if you look at it, we're both adding new content and also taking share from competition. you know, i've always said, we're immune to the sar fluctuation. people talk and people are bearish on inventory and quarter on quarter automotive is a longer term view we're talking about two to three-

appeal for international help has resulted in additional resources being dispatched from spain and cyprus to deal with the worst wildfires in more than a decade in two thousand and seven more than eighty people were killed as spies raged across the country for days. this year a dry winter has again cause tinderbox conditions with one hundred kilometer an hour winds fanning the flames for greece in peak tourist season the fires are a danger to its frangela economy only adding to the toll of a tragic summer. and live for us in. greece i mean evil we're talking about this a little earlier these kinds of fires aren't uncommon in the mediterranean around summer but what was really different about this was the scale and also the speed at which the fire spread and use as you can see by it in your reports just people literally just running out of the cars leaving everything and running away. it is a very very strange juxtaposition barbara less than one hundred metres down the road here you've got to see what would have been a beautiful place to come on holiday it was very popular with families el

out of bail in is when depositors' get their money ripped out these organizations what happened in cyprus so you're saying you know it only takes it they say anything over one hundred thousand euros you have on deposit we're keeping so if you have any that playing out in italy i see that playing out everywhere i think eventually when the banks fail next time in the united states as well i think that people are at risk because the f.d.i.c which is a federal insurance deposit corporation only has a minute fraction of what they're supposed to have i mean they could never never ever if there was a systemic banking failure honor the obligations they have to insure all the depositors funds the i.r.s. recently got approval just within the last twenty four months to seize people's passports if they feel that they are in arrears on their taxes for as little as fifty thousand dollars and initially there was no action now in the last few months they've said they've seized or canceled almost three hundred fifty thousand american passports so is the i.r.s. now it would be similar to what you're saying

banks because they know that these bonds are going to default eventually and what's going to happen cyprus being a bail and versus a bail. would be like in two thousand and eight where the government prints trillions of dollars and gives it to the banks to bail them out of bail in is when the positives get their money repped out these organizations and what happened in cyprus so you're saying you know it only takes it they say anything over one hundred thousand euros you have on deposit we're keeping so if you have a family that playing out in italy i see that playing out everywhere i think eventually when the banks fail next time in the united. states as well i think that people are at risk because the f.d.i.c which is a federal insurance deposit corporation only has a minute fraction of what they're supposed to have i mean they could never never ever if there was a systemic banking failure honor the obligations they have to insure all the depositors funds the i.r.s. recently got approval just within the last twenty four months to seize people's passports if they feel that they are in arr

banks because they know that these bonds are going to default eventually and what's going to happen cyprus being a bail in versus a bail. out would be like in two thousand and eight where the government prints trillions of dollars and gives it to the banks to bail them out of bail in is when depositors' get their money ripped out these organizations what happened in cyprus so you're saying you know it only takes it they say anything over one hundred thousand euros you have on deposit we're keeping so if you have any that playing out in italy i see that playing out everywhere i think eventually when the banks fail next time in the united states as well i think that people are at risk because the f.d.i.c which is a federal insurance deposit corporation only has a minute fraction of what they're supposed to have i mean they could never never ever if there was a systemic banking failure honor the obligations they have to insure all the depositors funds the i.r.s. recently got approval just within the last twenty four months to seize people's passports if they feel that they are in arrears on t

least one thousand people have drowned after a boat carrying migrants sunk off the coast of northern cyprus turkish cypriot officials say the boat was carrying one hundred sixty people overall twenty six of whom remain missing the coast guard and helicopters have been searching the area where the boat is believed to have sunk they've been rescuing some of the more than ten one hundred survivors who've been airlifted to hospitals in turkey and northern cyprus. u.s. president donald trump has again contradicted his intelligence community just a day after saying he has full faith in it a short time ago he told reporters at the white house that russia no longer poses a cyber security threat this fight is an intelligence chiefs say the opposite he's still insisting his much criticized meeting with by the mere putin was a success this is what he tweeted a little earlier some people hate to the fact that i got along well with president putin of russia they would rather go to war than see this it's called trumpet derangement syndrome. well let's speak now for a white house correspondent kimberly ho

appealed for international help has resulted in additional resources being dispatched from spain and cyprus to deal with the worst wildfires in more than a decade. in two thousand and seven more than eighty people were killed as fires raged across the country for days this year a dry winter has again caused tinderbox conditions with one hundred kilometer an hour winds fanning the flames for greece in peak tourist season the fires are a danger to its fragile economy only adding to the toll of a tragic summer. al-jazeera. well we cannot cross over to barker he is in marty it's one of the worst hit coastal towns to give us an idea any of of how much damage the fires have caused where you are. or during first of all an update on the death toll that according to greek media it has gone up now to seventy four hundred sixty four adults are also in hospital twenty three children two some of them in a critical condition as jonah mentioned there this is now become a recovery operation a many parts of many houses are still yet to be searched the fear is of course that that death toll could well go up

that means you can jump in any time you want and i always appreciate alex let me go to you first in cyprus i want to in this program on talk about what was and what could happen so let's talk it's one pack helsinki. i don't necessarily think that it was a failure for donald trump it was a failure for the media and their continued meltdown go ahead yeah i think it was we don't really know many details as to actual policy that was discussed between the two leaders in helsinki and one of the reasons we don't know that much about the meeting which we should be discussing policy because after all that's that's why they met and that's the important part of this summit all we're hearing about from the media. is the meltdown over how truck is a trader. how.

and in cyprus i a lwa ys fabulousjob. i bet. and in cyprus i always had a paper round or babysitting to supplement the little my parents could give me in pocket money. thank you very much for all of your tweets. keep them coming in. get in touch. i will be back with more. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. for most places i think the heatwave has reached its peak. but what a peak it was. temperatures during thursday got up above 35 degrees at wisley in surrey. 35 on the nose in central london. and then as we go into the weekend we will be left with something cooler and fresher with rain at times. the with rain at times. fresh air lines behind the atla ntic the fresh air lines behind the atlantic frontal systems, this cloud here, showing where we develop thunderstorms on thursday evening. some of it will continue to rumble through the first part of friday and look at the temperatures to start the day. 16 in belfast, 20 in london. there will be showers and storms across eastern areas on friday morning. then a decent chance of t

appeal for international help has resulted in additional resources being dispatched from spain and cyprus to deal with the worst wildfires in more than a decade in two thousand and seven more than eighty people were killed as spies raged across the country for days. this year a dry winter has again cause tinderbox conditions with one hundred kilometer an hour winds fanning the flames for greece in peak tourist season the fires are a danger to its frangela economy only adding to the toll of a tragic summer. let's go live now to. that coastal village of their need at what's the situation like right now. well as milling draws scene you suddenly realize what the real impact of these fires is on people's lives here they have no electricity they have no water the lights that were using are being powered by generators and as night fell we also noted a few fires still flickering in some of the ruined buildings may now being slowly put out by the author of cheese it is a very weird very strange duck to the position because only a few metres down the road you've got the aegean sea but i'm now stood

at least nineteen people have drowned after a boat carrying migrants sank off the coast of northern cyprus according to turkish media the boat was carrying a hundred sixty people and thirty are still missing after the vessel capsized the coast guard and helicopters are currently looking in the area where the boat is believed to have sunk more than one hundred migrants who were rescued have been taken to turkey. hungary's prime minister viktor orban is in israel for meetings with this counterpart benjamin netanyahu some see his visit a visit as controversial because of accusations of anti semitism against them back home or brian is still fighting off allegations of corruption and nepotism he's accused of helping his friends benefit from large e.u. fund the projects john a whole visited one of them outside budapest. in the village where victor all bond was born there's a smart new football stadium it's well known that he's a big football fan and it's just a stone's throw from the prime minister's weekend home the stadium is the first stop on a vintage train ride that also takes in an arboret

save his own skin because the government knows that he was embezzling from those show companies in cyprus and elsewhere so he's saying whatever whatever mother wants him to say to try to try and get him out of four and shouldn't be trusted it's basically about of which d.c. lobbyist you trust basically so how does all this link back to the russian interference over say all the wrong to see whether or not this court case will prove that there was interference. or doesn't this court case has nothing to do with russian interference in fact even the drudgery of this trial is sort of the past he doesn't think robert muller of the special counsel or remotely interested in these allegations of tax fraud shell corporations and so on he thinks this is this is all about of the special counsel trying to squeeze the amount of food to start getting him to cooperate with the russian investigation make a plea deal because multiple will face the rest of his life in prison if he's found guilty of these shoulders because miller might be interested in amount of will because of his eastern european connectio

least one thousand people have drowned after a boat carrying migrants sank off the coast of northern cyprus turkish ships cypriot officials say the boat is carrying one hundred sixty people and twenty six of whom are still missing the coast guard and helicopters have been searching the area where the boats believed to have sunk more than one hundred survivors have been rescued and airlifted to hospital said turkey and northern cyprus. thank you thank you. the white house has denied that president trump contradicted his intelligence community again just a day after saying it was full faith in the u.s. government agencies donald trump was heavily criticized on monday for refusing to confront blood jamir putin or russia's interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. elections but earlier he appeared to say that russia no longer poses a cyber security threat spike this intelligence chief saying the opposite. the front. runner. way out. that's very very well and we're doing very well probably as well as anybody has ever done with russia and there's been no president ever as tough as i have been on ru

more than one hundred survivors have been rescued and airlifted to hospitals in turkey and northern cyprus plenty more to come on our desire this news hour. the protesters say they're far starting kites and will continue to fly despite the threat of israeli military were prize all. the hits google with a record five billion dollars fine for squeezing out its rivals but will it change anything. in sports we'll hear from the female golfer preparing to make history by competing on the men's tour this week coming up in sports with. the first commercial flights from a hero territory in twenty years have touched down and as lara to cheers and celebrations hundreds of people boarded the flights hoping to be united family that been separated from during two decades of conflict mohammed audio reports from addis ababa dignitaries journalists and businessmen. and schools it's but peace it's the first flight from blitzer that a train couple told us. this is how. we are going to. and the fact that. this shows. that and that is that. the airline operated two flights within fifteen minutes of each other

athens has already asked for help and europe is answering spain is sending water carrying aircraft cyprus is dispatching fire crews but for many people the help is coming to light. and this is not the worst five chrysis seen in a while i spoke a short while ago to journalist georgia get out of this in athens he told me the speed and the ferocity of the blaze had taken many by surprise. because experience of coming has been coming out of the. situation especially the case over twenty six people who perished mighty close to this little baby. i really tried to flee from that was uncovered by flames they wanted into the open for nearly another set of people who managed to escape or trust. what when do you live to where i don't do them we. just covered each other. like the story because we've heard. a few dozen people who have died. or whatever one thousand homes and. several hundred people and. no get killed this is not the first time the greece is being affected by it why five apologies handling it. quite an experience as you mentioned before two thousand and seven when again there were scor

turkey says at least nineteen migrants it's a day after their boat sank off the coast of northern cyprus more than one hundred people were rescued by giant to save. the search has begun for another two dozen still missing. sweden is struggling to contain dozens of wildfires but forces have been experiencing high temperatures and little rain over recent months about forty four fires are burning in the western north of the country norway and italy have sent helicopters or water bombing planes to help. the president. who died trying to. do is the first black president of south africa is being jailed for twenty seven years he dedicated his time in office to the country's racial words. germany's national football team coach. and team manager. for the first time since the team's humiliating world cup group stage exits. arriving for me to. went wrong the german football federation has also come under fire of the. good to get a fair particular was singled out for criticism after the pose for photos with turkish president. before the world cup. in the english premier league chelsea's new coach mi

athens has already asked for help and europe is answering spain is sending water carrying aircraft cyprus is dispatching fire crews but for many people the help is coming to light. earlier i spoke to john lewis of georgia. in athens and asked him for an update on the situation. the latest is that although the fire has been contained. and that we see no fresh flames around. keeps rising water into the dozens over that people are already saying that several people are still missing some of them at sea as they try to flee when the point to both. started streaming to avoid. the flames are currently being searched for at the moment the local authorities have set up small squads going from house to house having to search through after one thousand two hundred buried houses into three hundred vehicles for any survivors and just this final stretch. there was a very strong southerly we. often. found the fire which started on the east coast over the capital and apparently it was fairly underestimated by the fire said if you do another fire on the west over the car because that was their priority at

and crisis management will be the greece and this a good decision mr stayed any of these come from cyprus he speaks the language he knows everybody here in athens so i think it's woodstock. young as we heard in the report of that town of not suffering really the greatness of this tragedy images there of families loved ones huddled together that they have recovered those bodies there what is the latest on the situation in that area right now. well it must be our local officials taking over the government has sent over one hundred fifty engineers who are thirteen and inspecting every single house in the region probably the death toll will rise in the next hour there are more than twenty births filled missing in the town of monday meanwhile many volunteers also coming to mark the end to the nearby port city offered after you know they are collecting food and other supplies for those in need and they are also helping the local authorities in order to find the missing persons yanez papa dimitri with the very latest on this developing story joining us from athens thank you so much. when else ge

international ground and assistance beginning each instant here spain is sending water carrying aircraft cyprus is dispatching fire crews they'll arrive too late for those who have already lost their lives and homes. more doctors lie ahead as greece counts the cost of the wildfires. earlier we spoke to journalist ga ga a couple of us in athens and we asked him to update us on the situation. if good morning. will come up to the smell of smoke here to tell you know which is about seven to eight kilometers to the south. fork where the destruction. last night. is still covering the ground in the trees and cars. the fires are put out altogether there are still some flames but they are condemned however it's not the. scary really dozens of people who have low for life about thousand houses very. hundreds over the summer and so the view from here is terrible how did these fires get so bad so quickly george. well there was this very strong southerly winds that started late in the afternoon yesterday and the focus of the site. attention to another wildfire to the world of the greek god i looked at that

aid and crisis management will visit greece and this a good decision mr stayed any of these come from cyprus he speaks the language he knows everybody here in athens so i think it will stop young as we heard in the report of that town of monte suffering really the greatest of this tragedy images there of families loved ones huddled together that they have recovered those bodies there what is the latest on the situation in that area right now. one of my local official from taking over the government has found over one hundred fifty engineers who are searching that in fact everything go out from there we. go when we rise in the next hour there are more from missing in the town. over the coming to market. by boat. we are collecting food and over. and over how we're hoping to look forward to the water cooler prime. ghana's papa dimitri with the very latest on this developing story joining us from athens thank you so much when i let's get a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world in laos hundreds of people are missing and several are feared dead after a hijo

multiple fires are still batting around athens too many for greek fire fighters to tackle in spain cyprus and other european countries have a fit assistance. well they don't need correspondent to youngest pop dimitri on the line from athens close to what i thought was a five russia welcome we've been hearing about horrific incidents as people flee the fire towards the say. yes. finally the fire contained more or less today but i have to say there were some revival of fires in the holiday resort of the met on the west coast line and that's where the fire started yesterday now coming to the eastern coastline of the regime. the greek saudi government said today there were at least four dead about one hundred eighty stealing hospital among them many children unfortunately the rescue groups are working through the area they are searching every single house they are searching vehicles so probably call away the rise in the next hours a greece has suffered a sort of forest fires before how have all thought is coped. well it's not easy to handle or to prevent this these are for the fall i mean reg

so far we know that cyprus wiwil be standing -- sending 60 firefighters today. spain is helping, also, with two airplanes. that is what we have so far. of course, greece can benefit from all the help we can get. including some drones from the u.s. that were helpful, especially yesterday, in identifying the exact location and helping the firefighters on the ground to try to put this out. at the moment, the winds have gone down, which is helping a lot, but and 4 -- unfortunately the much rain we have been expecting in the forecast has not yet come. natalie, reporting from athens, thank you. in other news, cricket star turned politician, imran khan, hoping to become the pakistani prime minister as they prepare to vote in an election pitting him against the party of the former jailed prime minister, omar sharif. the string of attacks included a suicide bombing that killed more than 150 people and resulted in the deployment of nearly 400,000 euro the officers. the election will see the transfer of power from one civilian government to another for only the second time

appeal for international help has resulted in additional resources being dispatched from spain and cyprus to deal with the worst wildfires in more than a decade in two thousand and seven more than eighty people were killed as spies raged across the country for days. this year a dry winter as again calls tinderbox conditions with one hundred kilometer an hour winds fanning the flames for greece in peak tourist season the fires are a danger to its frangela kaname only adding to the toll of a tragic summer or we can speak to live. in the coastal village of matthew still for us right behind you we can actually see a recovery operation that's underway tell us a little bit about that one and just generally about how people there are are recovering or trying to after what's happened. well this is one of many streets here in the coastal resort of marty that has seen multiple cars burnt completely to cinders which is what the authorities here behind me are now trying to clear and many people of course trying to escape in their vehicles but quickly the roads were blocked instead people numbering th

managed ourself but it's much more difficult for greece and spain but we should not forget also bulgaria cyprus malta and so on and so for also when we talk about solidarity it's sort of there are only the external borders country to accept all of the refugees illegal migrants that want to come in europe but you know what is not so you know it's not fall in europe during we are talking about that north african states have already rejected this idea there is not one north african state who said here i am we are helping europe but we have to support also then to of course through this africa trust fund that we created and if you see the daters ninety five percent decrease think of. of. migrants and refugees illegal migrants and refugees. in the measures that we took since signing the turkish statement agreement since creating can develop an africa trust fund so very sorry again you were telling to your population into the europeans the disembarkation platforms will be in north africa there is not one state who is saying we have we agree on that we continue we continue to talk with them and that's

and they were transferred to manafort's accounts in cyprus and used to buy luxury goods and buy and do work on properties here in the u.s., the prosecution says. they also say that that whole scheme was the idea of the ukrainian oligarchs. they didn't know who they were supporting so they did it in a third party way. >> pete, apparently there was an audible reaction. he said he was a patriot. and there was an audible gasp when they talked about his foreign work. was it that noticeable? >> i was not in the courtroom for that ch. it's hard to get a seat in the main courtroom courtroom. it's hard to hear what people not speaking in the microphones are saying. >> so tad devine, one of the chief advisers to bernie sanders campaign, had separate dealings with manafort on ukraine, he's a government witness, has he been cross-examined or was it just the part one so far. >> the government has lots of e-mails between manafort and tad devine. a wlolt of wolot of work he did yanukovych. the defense is trying to limit how much the jury is going to ha hear about that but so far the judge said he

appealed for international help has resulted in additional resources being dispatched from spain and cyprus to deal with the worst wildfires in more than a decade wildfires a common in greece in two thousand and seven more than eighty people were killed as fires raged across the country for days this year a dry winter has again caused tinderbox conditions this is the ninety four motorway heading into athens one hundred kilometer an hour winds fanned the flames and dispersed the smoke that blanketed the capital one hundred kilometer an hour winds fanned the flames and dispersed smoke that blanketed the capital causing flight delays for greece in peak tourist season the fires are a danger to its fragile economy only adding to the toll of a tragic summer jonah hole al-jazeera. japan's record breaking heat wave has been classified as a natural disaster officials say at least sixty five people died from heat stroke in the past week twenty two thousand people were sent to hospital in some parts of tokyo where the mercury has been hitting forty degrees celsius for the first time the forecasters sa

cyprus and malta both have lots to offer, but my favourite island is crete, and in particular, the resorts of lofiten the east and chania in the west. they both have a lovely waterside settings and are laced with history. carol brown is off to new york, but she's not staying there any length of time because she is going to the cruise terminal to board a ship. cape liberty cruise terminal is tucked away in an industrial area in a corner of newjersey, handy for newark airport but not forjfk. the only way to get there from jfk is an on—demand car service such as uber or lyft, or a taxi, and both of those will cost well over $100. so instead i suggest you catch the scheduled bus grand central terminal in manhattan. choose one of the many hotels around there. next morning, you will inevitably wake early because ofjet lag and you can watch the city come to life. then, catch the path train to hoboken and transfer to the hudson—bergen light rail and go to 34th street, where finally you will have to pick up a taxi for the last couple of miles. that whole journey from manhattan will cost around

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