so friday morning, book a flight to croatia, booked two weeks' airbnb. saturday, i'm in croatia. flight attendant: on behalf of the captain and the entire crew, i'd like to welcome you to zagreb. i'm too deep, i'm too committed to this! i'm either going to go all the way and get there or it's not going to work. only the night before i actually flew to turkey did i then check on the website just one last time. i didn't get much sleep that night because i'm like, everything's running through my head of everything that could go wrong. but when the actual day came, it was just like a regular travel day. and once i finally got in, it was just like, finally! finally! it's all come, i've completed it. and felt like a good accomplishment, a lot of stress was relieved from my shoulders. when i got to america, it was just relief. it was just relief that it's done. she's coming here tomorrow for a month, which is amazing. and i can't wait! can't wait! she just has to still quarantine in england, as is the current rules, which is a bit nicer for her, no loneliness in croatia for her. but, ye

helpers arrived from all over croatia. they include teams from the military and mountain rescue services. the country's president was also quickly on the scene, zoran milanovic described the destruction as a "horror", while local people pressed him to provide support for their families. translation: i think it's the biggest blow to people, the fear you feel, shaking above you and around you. what has been destroyed and damaged will be rebuilt. it's a problem, but it's a minor problem in fact. this nearby city was also affected, the main hospital and municipal headquarters were among the buildings which suffered significant damage. the government has promised its support. translation: we came to give support to citizens of these municipalities and other cities affected by this earthquake. unfortunately, the way the year started, it's kind of ends the same way. people in the capital, zagreb, can sympathise. they still haven't finished reconstruction after an earthquake in march, and this latest tremor caused power cuts and f

next, the death toll from the earthquake in croatia is no seven people. a quick of 6.4 magnitude hit tuesday. search-and-rescue continues through the night. >> it was during a midday press conference about monday's earthquake when disaster struck again. captured live on television, a 6.4-magnitude earthquake, devastating the towns. >> just minutes after the quake, croatia's prime minister and president rushed to the scene to offer help in assess the situation. >> [speaking foreign language] >> petrinja's mayor says half the town no longer exists. croatian soldiers have been deployed to help rescue crews search for survivors. the most vulnerable have been transported to zag grab -- to zagreb. it also shook neighboring serbia , bosnia, and slovenia. an estimated 6 million people have felt the earthquake, judged to be the strongest to ever hit croatia. anchor: we will keep you across all developments from the scene in croatia. next, a polarized senate is trying to decide whether to legalize abortion in argentina. it is a vote that experts say could go either

an earthquake in croatia has killed five people. seismologists say the tremor — of magnitude 6.4 — had its epicentre about 50 kilometres from the capital, zagreb. here's our balkans correspondent, guy de launey. it was croatia's strongest earthquake in decades, and it reduced much of petrinja to rubble. this town was devastated in croatia's war of independence. now its residents are facing another rebuilding project. but right now, the priority is accounting for all their people, helpers arrived from all over croatia — they include teams from the military and mountain rescue services. the country's president was also quickly on the scene. zoran milanovic described the destruction as a "horror", while local people pressed him to provide support for theirfamilies. translation: i think it's the biggest blow to people, the fear you feel, shaking above you and around you. what has been destroyed and damaged will be rebuilt. it's a problem, but it's a minor problem in fact. this nearby city was also affected. the main hospital and m

50 friday morning, book a flight to croatia, booked two weeks airbnb. saturday, i'm in croatia. stewardess over pa: on behalf of the captain and the entire crew, i'd like to welcome you here to zagreb. i'm too deep! i'm too committed to this! i'm either going to go all the way and get there or it's not going to work. phew! i was worried! for sure, i was worried. i think, when i initially booked everything, i got a huge rush. i'm excited, i'm like "wow, i've booked this, i'm flying tomorrow, there's not even time. let me pack everything, let me get to heathrow, let me get to croatia". really empowered, i'm taking control of everything. i have not even told work that i'm going to be working in another country, haven't told work i'm going to be in america, working in another completely different time zone. we are more than willing to quarantine before, after — that's not an issue for any of us, and it never has been. we have always advocated for safe protocols where we prove that we have a real relationship and that we abide by any rules that are in the country and we will go act

croatia is hit by its strongest earthquake for decades. latest reports suggest seven people have died. anti—abortion protestors march in argentina, as the senate prepares to hold an historic vote on legalising terminations. another leader of the fashion world in paris, pierre cardin, takes the town by storm... and tributes to one of the biggest names in fashion design, pierre cardin, who has died at the age of 98. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. us president—electjoe biden has been further outlining us efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic under his forthcoming presidency. whilst congratulating president trump for finally signing the covid relief stimulus package, mr biden criticised him for what he described as a slow roll—out of the vaccination programme. the president—elect once again pledged to deliver 100 million shots in his first 100 days in office. i'm going to move heaven and earth to get us moving in the right direction. i'm going to use my power under the defence production act wh

croatia is hit by its strongest earthquake for decades. a local major says half his town has been destroyed. tributes to the fashion designer pierre cardin — who brought designer clothes to the masses. hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the us senate will begin debating later whether to increase payments to americans reeling from the covid—19 pandemic. it's the latest stage in a bitter political battle that's dominating in the final weeks of donald trump's presidency. congress has already passed a $900 billion coronavirus relief package — reluctantly signed into law by donald trump. he was reluctant because the bill only gave lower paid americans $600 each. mr trump says he wants the hand—out to be $2,000 — this put him into rare alliance with the democrats. and the us house voted to raise the pay—out figure on monday. now we'll see if the us senate decides to vote the same way. it'll need a big change of mind from republicans — their leader will speak shortly. here's our north america busine

the strongest in croatia in decades. one town took the full force. half of its bldings have been destroyedrd, accoing to the mayor wh was talking to reporters when the quake struck. a 12-year-old girl died. apese women were able to walk away from the cosed town hall. others removed to safety however they could be. rorescuers all across croatia searched angst the rubble for survivors. this man said i don't have anything left. everything crumbled. in a nearby city, the mayor was holding a news conference when the tremors started. the main hostal here was badly damaged. it was also felt hundreds of miles away near the slovenia parlia bntlding. the town of petrinja was almost destroyed during a brutal civil war in the 1990's. the earthquake has broughtio devastonce again. >> here in the u.k., lawmakers appear ready to back the compromise >> it deal. skeptical of ties with europe, icme have ied they will support the agreement on wednesday. the opposition leader who oppose brexit is trying to persuade all his labor mps to vote in favor on the grounds that

across croatia donations of being collected for patrol and the surrounding area. without them we saw they needed help people are coming from everywhere to bring food and necessities. they need humanitarian aid now because this won't be over anytime soon . the basic necessities of already reached this shelter for people my homeless by the earthquake. but. also our house has no roof only walls. they are all damaged and cracked. i would like to go inside again. the crisis response is being overseen by the town's mayor. today we feel with all the families who have lost their loved ones. we know there are no words but we offer our honest compassion. is good because to lose your loved ones in this catastrophe. is like going through hell. the mayor was holding a press conference when the earthquake struck shortly before noon on tuesday the cameras capturing the impact. as rescue teams clear the rubble in the dark of night that moment seems a lifetime ago for the people of pritchard new. spring in delhi bordeaux red cherries a journalist in zagreb but tell us how all reco

croatia is hit by its strongest earthquake for decades. latest reports suggest seven people have died. another leader of the fashion world in paris, pierre cardin, takes the town by storm... and tributes to one of the biggest names in fashion design, pierre cardin, who has died at the age of 98. hello and welcome. us president—electjoe biden has been further outlining us efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic under his forthcoming presidency. while congratulating president trump for finally signing the covid relief stimulus package, mr biden criticised him for what he described as a slow roll—out of the vaccination programme. the president—elect once again pledged to deliver 100 million shots in his first 100 days in office. i'm going to move heaven and earth to get us moving in the right direction. i'm going to use my power under the defence production act when i'm sworn in and order private industry to accelerate the making of the materials needed for the vaccines, as well as protective gear. vice president harris and i have be

hour live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a powerful earthquake hits croatia bringing down buildings in the capital zagreb also the global race to roll out vaccines or climbing covert cases prompts calls to speed up the distribution but challenges remain in rich and poor count countries like. also turbulent times for aviation we look at how the pandemics wiped out decades of growth and what it needs to take off in the years ahead also a teenager pro-democracy activist is sentenced to 4 months in prison in hong kong for desecrating a chinese flag. and i'm sort of hired with all the day's board india have leveled their cricket series against australia with victory in this contest in melbourne. welcome to the news hour we begin with breaking news coming out of croatia which has just been hit by a strong $6.00 magnitude earthquake local media is reporting the town of patricia is at the epicenter that's around 50 kilometers from the capital desire grat widespread damage to buildings is being reported but as yet no casualties have been confirmed now the earthquake w

people across croatia were caught off guard by the massive earthquake and. suffered the consequences. hardest hit was the town of patricia. residents are rattled and distressed. the army and rescue workers spent hours searching for people trapped under the debris from collapsed roofs and entire buildings it is the 2nd earthquake in as many days on monday a $5.00 quake already hit the region moreover this is the 3rd massive earthquake in croatia this year was. this year is ending just as it began we are experiencing a very similar situation here as after the earthquake in march and zagreb we are putting all of the state services that the citizens disposal of the army and the national guard are on duty in both of the hardest hit towns katrina and sees that. with you know we're still seeing. this series of aftershocks led residents to spend most of the day outside too fearful to remain indoors. these nursing home residents were evacuated and forced to brave the cold. hard news huddled on the streets not an ideal situation in times of corona. but for those still

the strongest to hit croatia in decades. this town took before half of its buildings have been destroyed, according to the mayor —— took the full force. a 12—year—old girl died. these women we re 12—year—old girl died. these women were able to walk away from the collapsed town hall. 0thers were able to walk away from the collapsed town hall. others were moved to safety however they could be. this man said he doesn't have anything left. everything crumbled. in the nearby city, the mayor was holding a news conference when the tremors started. the main hospital here was badly damaged. it was also felt hundreds of miles away in the slovenian parliament building. the town was almost destroyed during the brutal civil war in the 1990s. today's outbreak has brought devastation once again. keith doyle, bbc news. here in the uk, lawmakers appear ready to back the compromised brexit trade deal hammered out at great length with the european union. hardline conservatives, most sceptical of ties with europe, have indicated the

croatia has been hit by its strongest earthquake for decades. latest reports say seven people died in the quake. seismologists say the tremor of magnitude 6.4 had its epicentre about 50 kilometres from the capital, zagreb. hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to help the rescue operation.

so friday morning, book a flight to croatia, booked two weeks' airbnb. saturday i'm in croatia. flight attendant: on behalf of the captain and the entire crew, i'd like to welcome you to zagreb. i'm too deep, i'm too committed to this! i'm either going to go all the way and get there or it's not going to work. only the night before i actually flew to turkey did i then check on the website just one last time. i didn't get much sleep that night because i'm like, everything's running through my head of everything that could go wrong. but when the actual day came, it was just like a regular travel day. and once i finally got in, it was just like, finally! finally! it's all come, i've completed it. and felt like a good accomplishment, a lot of stress was relieved from my shoulders. when i got to america, it wasjust relief. it was just relief that it's done. she's coming here tomorrow for a month, which is amazing. and can't wait! can't wait! she just has to still quarantine in england, as is the current rules, which is a bit nicer for her, no loneliness in croatia for her. but, yeah,

determined to walk down the aisle, they booked their flight to croatia. >> it's important for us to not put anyone in jeopardy of this pandemic, so that's why we decided to go ahead and make it a small, tight circle. just family. >> do you, josef johnson, agree to marry naomi -- >> yes, i do. >> reporter: with only the bride's parents and best man in attendance, they tied the knot. >> congratulations. >> reporter: a growing number of countries are starting to hear their cries. july 27th, the netherlands joined the list, welcoming partners that can prove they're in a long-term relationship with a dutch citizen. >> it is essentially a documentary on what my relationship looks like from start to finish. >> reporter: anna sabrina prepared a five-pound binder to verify her relationship. >> i was about to have a panic attack, standing there, waiting for this guy to decide whether or not i'm eligible to travel. >> reporter: she got on a plane on the very first day is exemption went into effect after 11 months away from her partner, chris. >> she just called me, and she ended my nervous breakdo

. >> a powerful earthquake has hit central croatia. the epicenter was southeast of the capital with tremors felt in neighboring countries. >> as the dust settleles, a dramatic rescue, one of many. people across croatia were caught off guard by the massive earthquake and some suffered the consequences. hardest hit was the town of petrinja. residents are rattled and distressed. they spent hours searching for people under the debris. it is the second earthquake in as many days. on monday, a 5.2 earthquake hit the region. this is the third massive earthquake in croatia this year. >> this year is ending as it began. we are experiencing a very similar situation here as after the earthquake in march in zagreb. and putting all the resources. the army and national guard are in duty in the hardest-hit towns. >> the series of aftershocks left residents to spend most of the day outside too fearful to remain indoors. these nursing home residents were evacuated and forced to brave the cold. others huddled on the streets, not an ideal situation in ti

a centuries old town flattened in seconds the urgent search for a temperature shelter for croatia's earthquake victims. and celebrations on the streets as argentina legalizes abortion but it's left the predominantly catholic country bitterly divided and devon ash with sport another english premier league match is called off because of the coronavirus tottenham's game the latest casualty after an outbreak of cases at their opponents followed. we begin our coverage in yemen where at least 26 people have been killed and more than 140 injured in an attack on aden airport the attack appeared to target a plane carrying members of the newly formed saudi backed government all of whom were evacuated safely the international committee of the red cross says one of its employees was killed yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis and has been plagued by 6 years of violence triggered by a bitter civil war barber and go for reports. waving at supporters as they climbed off their flight to tate an airport members of yemen's new unity government returned days after being sworn into office at a ceremony

soon after he heads out on an emergency call outside his home town behind you the border to croatia and the european union. turn in his volunteer helpers regularly take care of migrants and refugees who are forced back across the border into bosnia the offer 1st aid can provide necessities yet who i want to go. back. these are images of a classic push back. there a group of 13 to 14 people there also minor injuries one man has lost consciousness . or the what. the area where this group of pakistanis is stranded is dangerous only a few meters away there are landmines under the trees left over from the bosnian your peers in these woods but the worst they've been through was not inflicted by anybody else but by human. believe me and he too much hate me too much hate me. and leave your cute i leave my feet dig my nails in with steel big near and far too much blood this was no isolated incident. brutality and illegal deportations along this border are well documented technically everyone who makes it into creation and european union territory must be treated humanely they're refugees have a

al jazeera, croatia. anchor: the post-brexit great deal has been officially signed in brussels and london. the agreement between britain and the european union took nine months and negotiated at will go into a force -- going to force january 1. paul brennan reports. all: it was nearly 50 years ago that the u.k. joined the european economic community, but a new relationship has been signed. the european council president appeared rueful. signed, sealed and delivered from brussels by british air force jet to london, and prime minister boris johnson what and to paper, the prime minister flanked by his chief brexit negotiator and his parliament's eu investor. parliament was called from christmas recess to ratify the deal, the prime minister extolling the virtues of the new agreement. >> in less than 48 hours, believe the u.s. we promised. and yet, british exporters will not face sudden trade barriers, but rather for the first time in history of eu agreements, zero tariffs and zero quotas. paul: britain offici

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country croatia though croatian authorities have been loath to allow them entry and usually push back. before. police beating. and push back was never loose due to give them everything to follow of our life for a little. for now there's still no solution in sight for these migrants who are in dire need of help. archeologists in the italian city of pompei have excavated a strikingly well preserved roman fast food restaurant and even found leftovers from what was on the menu nearly 2000 years ago pay was buried by lava and ash when mt vesuvius erupted in $79.00 and dane it's one of italy's most popular tourist attractions. the deadly volcanic eruption completely destroyed the bustling port of pompei among the thousands of victims customers of this fast food restaurant which sold takeaway chicken lamb and goat the pots on the counter contain duck bones and traces of snails a noted delicacy out front a sign warning diners to be aware of the dog and some graffiti making fun of the owner but. it's the 1st time we've managed to excavate a complete term of poleon snack bar like this new techn

country croatia there without hardly ever allow them to enter and usually push them back. police beating. was never released due to give them everything to follow our life for a little. for now there's still no solution in sight for these migrants who are in dire need of help. let's change gears now and go to south africa really young woman who's turned a dream into a thriving a business her expertise is restoring vintage cars and before selling the vehicles on she likes to take them out 1st then out on the open road he. tells her story. this 947 pontiac is no simple as bright and joy she bought the vehicle for less than 200 euros so far she spent about 2 years and around 2000 euros renovating it. for. the 38 year old renovates vintage cars which she later than either runs out all sells for a nice price a property in the middle of nowhere on south africa's eastern cape looks like a cross between a scrap yard and to a car museum. i don't have so much equipment i knew was inclined to remove the mast you know he's. 7 years ago in a seaport saw a documentary on classic cars th

across croatia donations are being collected for patrol and the surrounding area. partly though it's more that about we saw they needed help people are coming from everywhere to bring food and necessities. they need humanitarian aid now because this won't be over anytime soon . the basic necessities of already reached this shelter for people my homeless by the earthquake. this is. now house has no roof only walls. they are all damaged and cracked. i would not dare go inside again. the crisis response is being overseen by the town's mayor one of the things i thought that today we feel with all the families who have lost their loved ones. we know there are no words but we offer our honest compassion. because the lose your loved ones in this catastrophe. is like going through hell. the mayor was holding a press conference when the earthquake struck shortly before noon on tuesday the cameras capturing the impact. as rescue teams clear the rubble in the dark of night that moment seems a lifetime ago for the people of preaching you know. legendary french fashion design a

rescuers from all across croatia searched amongst the rubble for survivors. this man said, "i don't have anything left. " everything crumbled." in the nearby city of sisak, the mayor was holding a news conference when the tremors started. the main hospital here was badly damaged. it was also felt hundreds of miles away in the slovenian parliament building. the town of petrinja was almost destroyed during the brutal civil war in the 1990s. today's outbreak has brought devastation once again. keith doyle, bbc news. a group of interpreters who worked with the british army in iraq say their lives have become unbearable since the uk unit they worked for left the country in july. they say they're facing death threats from powerful militia which back iran, as nafiseh kohnavard reports from iraq. over the past six years, the british army has trained more than 100,000 soldiers in iraq, as part of its mission to defeat so—called islamic state. such work is impossible without iraqi interpreters. but now eight of them live in fear. at any time, someone would knock on t

rescuers from all across croatia searched amongst the rubble for survivors. this man said, "i don't have anything left. " everything crumbled." in the nearby city of sisak, the mayor was holding a news conference when the tremors started. the main hospital here was badly damaged. it was also felt hundreds of miles away in the slovenian parliament building. the town of petrinja was almost destroyed during the brutal civil war in the 1990s. today's outbreak has brought devastation once again. keith doyle, bbc news. as coronavirus cases continue to surge in the us, a key source of infections are clusters in prisons. one in five prisoners have tested positive for the virus, and at least 1700 have died. women inmates near detroit phoned a helpline and talked about their experiences after the virus broke out in march. the helpline has shared the recordings with the bbc, with the consent of the women who made the phone calls. a lot of people are sleepwalking. so, i'm walking around like, "wake up! do you see what's going on? are you paying attention to what's happen

her on war and the refugees and migrants injuring violence and deplorable conditions in the bosnia croatia border. 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 away down through spain and briefly to push through to it to keep moving eastwards through france but showing itself more in denmark southern parts of both norway and probably central sweden where you'll see snow as well previous snow the next storm systems weighed already so this is all going up this part of europe which means central eastern europe is quite quiet fairly calm but not a lot of standing busy 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 to be called wet and windy and that same sort of weather going to creep in through morocco during when same ticket he says t

across croatia donations are being collected for patrol and the surrounding area. by the way is more that about we saw they needed help people are coming from everywhere to bring food and necessities. they need humanitarian aid now because this won't be over anytime soon . the basic necessities of already reached this shelter for people might harmless by the earthquake. our house has no roof only walls. they are all damaged and cracked. i would not dare go inside again. the crisis response is being overseen by the town's mayor one of. today we feel with all the families who have lost their loved ones. we know there are no words but we offer our own his compassion. is good because to lose your loved ones in this catastrophe. is like going through hell to deal with. them it was holding a press conference when the earthquake struck shortly before noon on tuesday the cameras capturing the impact. as rescue teams clear the rubble in the dark of night that moment seems a lot of time ago for the people of preaching you know. legendary french fashion design a piano has die

country croatia though croatian authorities have been loath to allow them entry and usually push back. the. police beating. police to give them everything through photo of our life. for now there's still no solution in sight for these migrants who are in dire need of help. and for more insight on this we are joined by peter there in the western balkans coordinator of the international organization for migration here thanks for speaking to us we've seen the misery these people are ensuring is anyone doing anything to help them. well what we're seeing really is a political did look we have been asking as i women other international organizations and also that you for the majority still identify not 3rd location for the people that you just so in lipa but also for us to end of $1500.00 people that were already sleeping outside in the forest cams and in abandoned buildings and unfortunately despite i think our base it for it's not a legal agreement has been released and today i don't expect any progress eater and it's really a political issue because unlike you know there's a military and

country croatia though croatian authorities have been loath to allow them entry and usually push back. before. police beating. and push back was never released due to give them everything of our life. for now there's still no solution in sight for these migrants who are in dire need of help. on sports news now sort of a football game in bolivia was interrupted when a pitch invader ran onto the field and took possession of a player's footwear but it. was up at. the base dug 1 stole a bit and the show at a 1st official match outfoxing opponents and interrupting play for about 3 minutes the curious. time and took a dive to avoid getting sent off in the end to tame them but took matters into his own hands to sideline supply for approach shots so crucial to go see. the stump. you're watching data any news out makes it shift at living in the digital age breaks a chain for that i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then there's always a web site w dot com dot forget to follow us on social media as well as think of any news i'm rebecca has in thailand sinks in. the use

refugees and migrants are ensuring violence and the poor conditions near the poles there croatia border. but 1st nations around the world are facing tough choices in their fight against coronavirus ahead of a major holiday season in britain scientists warn that easing rules over christmas will cost lives but prime minister boris johnson wants to make one family's rubber to make their own decisions whether or not to get together south korea though is preparing to implement its toughest measures yet after recording its highest number of daily infections there are more than a 1000 cases registered on wednesday alone and germany has not brought in a stricter walked in earlier reports of the daily record of 952 virus related deaths as famous christmas market sans mulled wine stalls have been orders to coles hangs on as money it didn't fire muster i'm very pleased to see the new plan because the measures taken so far haven't shown good outcomes i wish the lockdown could last for a couple of weeks we think the situation will get better 6 months from now a bit sinjar i have a big family i defin

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croatia so you've been monitoring the situation there tell us what you can see. yes. a small town in central part of croatia so far i can say center of town ruined many buildings in their garden called lives so far we know of one girl 12 years old is killed but there are also many injured people every few minutes weakens he hears and violence rushing 2 to see suck the nearest hospital and also capital of zagreb the 2nd the hospital mayor of spirit 2 we can hear him cry for help he said anyone just help he just came to pay to come to pay 3 and help armies here police here nurses said doctors everybody came but what dutch made the most the ordinary people from other parts are for. they also came i spoke to them they said we saw. pictures on television we also said we also have children so we decided to come they have alter they have shovels just so they came and help. like 15 minutes after the earthquake. this was totally system collapse internet to was not working mobile phones you couldn't phone anybody to see what is happening are there ok our parents are our childre

more tremors in croatia after a powerful earthquake causes widespread damage and kills at least 7 people will be in one of the affected villages. it has been particularly cold couple of days ago in parts of among the northwest a child out about minus 47 i know that cold prompted this exodus is real freezing air across the open waters which produce a lot of snow and is still producing a snow homeshare in her card some of it caught south korea as well just south of the capital and it's also in the forecast with steph behind as don't quite as cold in the sunshine sports up to near 0 by the way in beijing only 12 in hong kong but there's an improvement to cover up to 3 engine and 14 in hong kong that beijing stays cold by friday and this still snow falling in japan and the east a good part of japan and the cold wave as you probably know is enhanced in this northwestern part of india in northern pakistan because the snow fell in the foothills of the himalayas so these and nighttime temperatures down to low single figures there is fog developing particularly in this general area which breaks f

croatia has been hit by its strongest earthquake for decades. latest reports say seven people died in the quake, which had a magnitude of 6.4. and tributes are paid to legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin, who's died at the age of 98. now on bbc news, a special programme from the our world team. on september 8, 2020, the moria refugee camp on the greek island of lesbos went up in flames. gabriel gatehouse investigates the events surrounding the blaze. 0n the night of the 8th of september, europe's largest refugee camp went up in flames. the greek authorities say the fire was started by the refugees themselves, angry at conditions in the camp. more than 12,000 people already living in dire conditions were burned out of their tents. among them was a group of young filmmakers, most of them refugees from afghanistan. they've shared their footage with us. and what file number is that? a huge archive of evidence from the fire and its aftermath that raises troubling questions about the blaze and about europe's dysfunctional policies on migra

rescuers in central croatia are working through the night to search for survivors of an earthquake that killed at least 7 people the 6.4 magnitude quake struck near the town of pre-trained 50 kilometers from the capital zagreb the worst damage is centered in and around the town many people there are afraid to return to their homes for fear of aftershocks local mayor says that half of the town has been destroyed but the reports. church bells and panic voices ring out amid the destruction as people in the small town of petrea rushed to rescue people from the rubble. one house collapsed on top of this car is a man and a boy inside thankfully local residents managed to get them both out alive. but there have been deaths including a 12 year old girl these pictures filmed by al jazeera make clear the damage houses completely collapsed others partially destroyed and stonework strewn across roads. al-jazeera reporter marian very she was reporting live when there was an aftershock . right here on. the. people in the nearby town of see affected by the quake. everything is destroyed all clothes ar

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the powerful earthquake hit central croatia bringing down buildings including the capital including the capitol. hill romney watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha hole so coming up the global race to roll out bank scenes a climb in covert cases prompts calls to speed up that distribution but challenges remain in rich and poor countries alike also. many of the agencies that are critical to our security. enormous damage. president elect joe biden accuses the trumpet ministration of obstructing his transition to power. and a teenage pro-democracy activist is sentenced to 4 months in prison in hong kong for desecrating a chinese flag. but we start with breaking news from croatia which has been hit by a strong $6.00 magnitude earthquake local media is reporting the town of patina is at the epicenter that's around 50 kilometers from the capital zagreb widespread damage to buildings is being reported but casualties are not yet know the earthquake was felt in neighboring bosnia and herzegovina as well as serbia savina has shut down a nuclear power plant as a precaution let's joi

rescue workers are continuing to search for survivors in central croatia a day after an earthquake killed at least 7 people the 6.4 magnitude quake struck near the town of petunia 50 kilometers from the capital's are going to the worst damage was centered in and around the town many people are afraid to return to their homes after several aftershocks the local mayor says hof the tongue has been destroyed and. has more from petunia. very unsettling morning crazy today there were 3 more quite significant skitt in petrina in past 2 hours of magnitude 4.90.60 after a sleepless night here in patria because many of the people would not leave their homes couldn't stay in them so many of them sleep tonight in their backyards covered with blankets and with flyers outside. today the. rescue operations are still underway but most of them have already checked the most critical areas here in the town of in the surrounding villages and fortunately 7 people together have been confirmed dead since the late last night humanitarian response has been huge increase of people are sending help sending grocerie