a correspondence in geneva, could speak _ fast. a correspondence in geneva, could speak to _ fast. a correspondence in geneva, could speak to you _ fast. a correspondence in geneva, could speak to you again. -- - fast. a correspondence in geneva, could speak to you again. -- mike| could speak to you again. —— mike gooch to speak to you again. a major incident has been declared by the authorities in kent, after a second day of gridlock around the port of dover. officials are expecting to process 10—thousand cars today , and travellers have been advised to allow at least three to four hours to reach the port and clear all security checks. our correspondent in dover, ramzan karmali, sent this report. the queues on the motorway leading into dover. it's becoming a familiar sight. yesterday's chaos seems to be repeating itself today, and for many holiday—makers trying to get away, this has become the worse possible start to their summer break. but for those who set off early there was an air of optimism. i'm assuming at some point we're going to stop and sit in traffic for hours

in just a few moments we are going to be going to geneva, where| going to be going to geneva, where we are going to bejoining a news conference taking place in a few moments time. this is the spokesman for the world health organization, is introducing the director—general of the world health organization, who is giving an update on the monkeypox outbreak. here he is now. with this, the floor is yours. thank ou. translation by consensus the outbreak did not represent the community, while views were expressed. at the time, the outbreak... the outbreak is continue to grow and there are more than 90 outbreaks from other countries, and we give you the latest data, i reconvene the committee on thursday of this week, to review the latest data and advise accordingly. i thank the committee for its careful consideration of the evidence and issues. on this occasion, the committee was unable to reach a consensus on whether the outbreak represents a public emergency of international concern. the reason the international committee members gave, and the gains are laid out in the report today. under

and in particular, the application of the geneva convention. it appears from my point of view as an outsider. it appears that the geneva convention is a very patchy application and is very open to interpretation and misinterpretation . we see a difference between say that even the way these men are being treated compared to the way that fighters, for example, were taken from afghanistan when the, by the us and put in to guantanamo bay. they that is there a, i know, paternity or should there be an opportunity to revisit with the constant to what constitutes the geneva convention. and actually finally try to establish a range of rules and laws that will actually hold every country in the world to a single purpose. will lead shouldn't be the case. that was the idea. in 1949, when the company, 1st loss of geneva conventions were published and he was the or they would stablish may treatment at least for prisoners of war. however, there were gaps and uncertainties, and in 1977 to supplementary conventions were agreed and they made quite clear that yo

matt holgate from ilfracombe on the north devon coast is stranded in geneva — his easyjet flight has been rebooked four times since thursday. he told us about his predicament. well, we were booked for a hiking holiday at the beginning ofjune, the original flight was booked for the 4th of june. standing in the check—in queue, we got cancelled, got the flight cancelled, on the way out to nice. by the time we had re—put details into the app, all the flights had been cancelled. we then decided to change our plans and then fly into geneva instead of nice and do our holiday backwards. so, we managed to get out, we had a great time hiking around, we had a flight booked for the 30th ofjune to get back in time for my son's birthday, which is today. and then for myself to get back to work on monday. consequently, we got the e—mail from easyjet to say that the flight had been cancelled, would you like to rebook? so we rebooked for the following day, on friday. we had to move hotels, dates, which cost us money. we then proceeded the next day and had another e—mail saying that the next fl

we then change the hotel booking that we had in geneva by the airport, which was yesterday. we had an e—mail the day before to say... have you got any hope of getting home? t have you got any hope of getting home? ., ., have you got any hope of getting home? . . ,., ., “ have you got any hope of getting home? . ., ,., ., ~ ., ., home? i had a flight booked again for tomorrow _ home? i had a flight booked again for tomorrow evening _ home? i had a flight booked again for tomorrow evening to _ home? i had a flight booked again for tomorrow evening to get - home? i had a flight booked again for tomorrow evening to get me . home? i had a flight booked again i for tomorrow evening to get me back to bristol. my partner and, who were supposed to carry on the holiday, is having to stay with me because i don't have any available funds to pay for anything. easyjet have said they will refund me any expenses but i can't pay for anything at the minute. 50 i can't pay for anything at the minute. ., , ., i can't pay for anything at the minute. . , ., ., ., , , minute. so what is going

he joins us from geneva. welcome to the program and thank you so much. are for your expertise this morning. to what extent does or excuse me, forecasters are predicting britain could see 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time is extreme heat, the new normal even that far north up. well, what we know is that evidence suggests that the severity frequency under ration of heat waves a successor bated by climate change. so we tend to see heat waves happening more often being longer in duration and having more extreme temperatures and the use to before the 195960. so it probably is the new normal. yes. okay. you know, there might be some people out there who say, listen, i have air conditioning, i can just stay inside for a couple of days. maybe this, this doesn't really affect me as, as much as, as others who are exposed to the heat. but we understand extreme heat also affects air quality and eventually public health more broadly. walk us through why that ish . okay. yeah, we have already a very good present which is during the 2003 heat wave that affected most

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he made the annoucement at a conference in geneva. we have an outbreak that has spread around the world rapidly through new modes of transmission, about which we understand too little and which meet the criteria in the international health regulations. for all of these reasons, i have decided that the global monkeypox outbreak represents a public health emergency of international concern. let's look at some of the day's other news. china has revealed for the first time that its most senior leaders including president xijinping have been vaccinated against covid—i9, using chinese—made vaccines. until now, there's been no information, only speculation, about the vaccination status of china's top politicians. one of argentina's biggest football clubs, independiente of buenos aires, has been forced to cancel a match on saturday following violent clashes between supporters and police. authorities say 48 people were arrested and at least 15 police officers were injured. it's been a day of more lengthy delays and frustration for thousand

but for one passenger who's stuck in geneva after having his flight to bristol cancelled for three days in a row, it's tough. i don't have any available funds to pay for anything. easyjet have said they'll refund me any expenses, but i can't pay for anything at the minute. after two years of covid rules, the travel industry and passengers were hoping for a return to normality, but for now those fears of delays and cancellations are not going away. noor nanji, bbc news. a parliamentary watchdog is to examine allegations of sexual misconduct by the former conservative deputy chief whip, chris pincher. the mp resigned from his role earlier this week after being accused of groping two men at a private members' club, in london, and has now been suspended from the conservative party. in a statement today, he says he's seeking professional medical support. our political correspondent damian grammaticas is here. what else is mr pincher saying? he has repeated what he said in his resignation letter on thursday which said he got far too drunk, he said embarrassed himself and others and he was tru

that's not to say that the situation for press freedom in geneva was any great walk in the park before. but we've seen a dramatic escalation in the extent to which media, freedoms and a number of other freedoms are being threatened into media. larry before express hall tramecia to go get there quicker. freedom of expression in june, india has always been precarious. despite all the space coughed out by journalists and citizens as well, but today it faces new threats with a new constitution proposed by the president. it's all in the ambiguity and be great because it leaves a wide margin of interpretation. the 21 in power can use as they see fit, to tease the 2nd tennessee as democracy which president sayed brought to an end was a work in progress. many citizens had grown tired of parliamentary in fighting between an, a democratic islamic party, which held the most seats and other smaller parties of varying ideologies. they failed to coalesce meaningful legislation was too slow in coming, leaving some tennesseans open to president sayed take over the countries. mediaspace was also polari

i'm a proud canadian woman standing here today and i know in geneva they're going crazy right now. hopefully, you know, i just, i just try to inspire really as much as i can. you know, i want to see more more. not just an agent are about freaking players on tour. i just love love the game and i want to share this experience with them. that sets you up to dates. i bronco will have more. will news at the top of the our next here on i b, w, a doc film house, the mystery of the amount of defense. she says, masterpiece, the budget of the rocks with them to step up and say the to lulu her women in asia season to this week. ah, it is perhaps the most mysterious work ever painted by leonardo da vinci so mysterious, in fact, that he painted not one but 2 versions of the work. and then had his pupils make several copies as well. that is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece and the collection of the louvre and no, it is not the mona lisa. it is the virgin of the rock. the scene is nowhere described in the gospels, an angel and a christ child, presented to mary and the young john the bapt

major of the year, the evian championship in france. it was a gripping final round on the banks of lake geneva, at one stage there was a seven way tie for the lead. imran sidat reports. one of the most picturesque courses in the world and a final day to match the surrounding. the chasing pack were looking to make their move and catch the overnight leader, brooke henderson. charley hull led the charge and back birdies put her in contention before she fell just short. nelly korda started the day six shots off the pace before the stunning eagle saw her take a share of the lead. but in the french sunshine, henderson wasjust about staying cool. a birdie on the seventh saw her back in front after a shaky start. hot on her heels was the american maria schubert. she took the lead in this unpredictable final round. with the north americans back level on the 18th, schubert had this to putt to pull clear once again. that miss left henderson with this to win the tournament. there it is and brooke henderson... her first major since 2016 and the second of her career, with this one, perhaps the sweetest yet.

learned a labrador as a mentioned a scientific officer at the world meteorological organization in geneva. we appreciate it. and here are some other stories making headlines. the european union has agreed to proceed with accession negotiations with albania and north macedonia. the step comes after bulgaria and north macedonia resolved a dispute over language and national identity. the award winning iranian filmmaker, jaffar pena. he must serve a 6 year prison term. he was sentenced to over a decade ago, or creating anti government propaganda. he won the top prize at the berlin allah in 2015 and was arrested last week. and a ron's capitol to run rushes president, letterman. putin is on a rare trip outside of russia since the invasion of ukraine. he will hold talks with turkish president rich of ty fair to one, an iranian president. ibrahim, or you see, syria is on the official agenda, but put in an air to want are also expected to discuss a un back proposal to resume exports of ukrainian grain. millions of tons of rain are stuck in ukrainian ports, threatening a global food crisis. let's g

our staff and consultant team worked with cal trans to adjust the signal times at the geneva north and southbound ramp intersections and streamline the movements and remove some of the hazards to pedestrians and we're appreciative caltrans is working on that and made the changes in may of this year. the overall study we're working on we're seeking to complete in the fall and bring it back to this body. lastly i want to highlight the alameda interchange and the multiuse path and finally starting construction and thank you to commissioner ronen for prioritizing some of the funds for this and provide a bike and ped path connecting the farmers market to san bruno with a new signalized crossing. thank you. that concludes the report. >> thank you deputy director lombardo. i don't see questions or comments from colleagues or in the chamber on public comment. let's see if there's comment online for the executive director's report. >> chair for public comment on item three and there's no public comment. >> all right. public comment on item three is closed. mr. clerk please call item 11. >> item

the canadian had a three shot advantage at the halfway stage after back—to—back 64s on lake geneva, but went round in 68 and is nowjust a couple of strokes ahead of the south korean, so yeon ryu. england's charley hull is currently tied for sixth, six shots off the top of the leaderboard. but take a look at this eagle from her on the 11th hole. matt hudson—smith revealed that he tried to take his own life last year after a career plagued with injuries — but the 27 year old had his best result on the global stage overnight, bronze in the 400 metres at the world championships, great britain's fourth medal in oregon. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, is there for us. the moment of realisation. a medal for matt hudson—smith, and few have fought so hard for it. in lane five, hudson—smith is the european champion at 400 metres, but he has been blighted by injuries. he had to miss last year's olympics, but finally he showed what he could do. america's michael norman and grenada's kiranijames were beyond him, but he gritted his way to the gutsiest of bronzes. commentator: but it's -

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this because un and red cross guarantee that the prisoners a fool i going to be treated according to geneva, convention, now a lot of questions are surrounding what may or may have not happened. it was wanting is clear. people here are angry and they want to know why this is possible . a why certain laws, international laws are not cap that have to be maintained even when there's war ongoing. so people are angry, one at the same time. others are saying, this is just the way for russia to provoke ukrainian soldiers committing the very same will crimes. that was d. w is fun if a char reporting for us from the training capsule, keith, ukraine, is ready to restart. grain exports hoping to help ease the global food crisis. president, valerie, mr. lensky says ships are ready to depart under a u. n. deal. now the grain will be exported from 3 ports on the black sea where mines have been laid in the water. once international monitors have made sure the ships are only carrying grain, ukrainian vessels will guide them through the mine fields. and they will sail towards turkey and the boss for a strai

this because un and red cross guarantee that the prisoners a fool i going to be treated according to geneva convention. now a lot of questions are surrounding what may or may have not happened. it was wanting is clear, people here are angry and they want to know why this is possible. a why certain laws international laws are not cap that have to be maintained even when there's a war ongoing. so people are angry, one at the same time. others are saying, this is just the way for russia to provoke ukrainian soldiers committing the very same will crimes. now and other developments presidents lensky says, ukraine is now ready to restart grain exports. when will we see those ships leave port? that's like really the 1000000 dollar question because nobody knows we have really heard so much during the course of the past couple of days. allison's, in fact, the deal was signed between ukrainian, russian and earl and turkish officials mediated a broker also by the un. more than a week ago. we do not know that the simple answer, however, definitely president savanski by his presence presence at the hote

second major the canadian had a three shot advantage at the halfway stage after back—to—back 64s on lake geneva, but went round in 68 and is nowjust a couple of srokes ahead of the south korean, so yeon ryu. england's charley hull is currently tied for sixth, six shots off the top of the leaderboard. but take a look at this eagle from her on the 11th hole. that's all from sportsday. we will be back to do it all again in the next hour. see you then. hello there, they have been some fairly big brother contrast across the uk today. across western areas that have been thicker cloud, bringing outbreaks of rain and some which are weather to the belfast area earlier today. some wet weather near the belfast area earlier on today, but it's not been like that everywhere. again, across parts of south east england, east anglia, that has been one of the features forjuly. we've hardly had any rain across southern wales, southern and eastern areas of england — indeed, there are some parts of hampshire that haven't had any real recordable rain so far this month, and there might not be much here, because alth

our staff and consultant team worked with cal trans to adjust the signal times at the geneva north and southbound ramp intersections and streamline the movements and remove some of the hazards to pedestrians and we're appreciative caltrans is working on that and made the changes in may of this year. the overall study we're working on we're seeking to complete in the fall and bring it back to this body. lastly i want to highlight the alameda interchange and the multiuse path and finally starting construction and thank you to commissioner ronen for prioritizing some of the funds for this and provide a bike and ped path connecting the farmers market to san bruno with a new signalized crossing. thank you. that concludes the report. >> thank you deputy director lombardo. i don't see questions or comments from colleagues or in the chamber on public comment. let's see if there's comment online for the executive director's report. >> chair for public comment on item three and there's no public comment. >> all right. public comment on item three is closed. mr. clerk please call item 11. >> item

we understood the geneva conventions to mean that absolutely. you know, you, you, you couldn't, you, you couldn't harm anybody in your care that your primary responsibility was their well being rather than putting them in distress. but then we were confused, and then of course we got these memos from the justice department and from the pentagon, authorizing the use of much more harsh techniques. we started adopting those techniques when i was station in mosul. among them were stress position, sleep deprivation of inducing hypothermia just a any, any way we can put them in distress using dogs. this is, this is a slope. so called slippery slope so that they take the gloves off policy allowed american interrogators from going from a certain list of techniques that were let's say aloud and even those were already torture to doing extreme things, rape and sodomy. and you know, the most extreme forms of physical and psychological brutality and a in a long period for the almost looks at the summer's warmly be up to still bill was then yet like i'm on t

look at diplomacy between two super powers looking how ronald reagan handled himself and rectavik and geneva, you know on and on with mrs. reagan at his side is one of the great stories in the history of american statecraft. yeah, and i what i would answer that is that it's since since ronald reagan left the white house since the reins left the white house there have been a series of examinations of this period and so someone really good. i mean i forget his name matt like jack matlock wrote a book about reykjavik alita black wrote a book about nancy karen temple. he's got this definitive biography and in this picture emerges of nancy working with george schultz and against bill clark and you know, she's she's the one who pushes reagan to negotiate, but what i want to say about that is she wasn't pushing her husband in a direction. he didn't want to go she was pushing him where he's where she knew he wanted to go and where he indicated that his heart was in 1976 at the convention in kansas city where he loses the nomination to gerald ford. ford calls him up there. he gives the next step or a

in geneva, a campaigns officer at burma campaign uk and daughter of one of the generation student leaders. indent park we have a senior researchers focusing on justice and security at the danish institute for international studies. welcome to you. a difficult subject today. minka, are you surprised that the army went ahead with these executions? minka: i was very concerned that this time they would be very serious about it, even though death sentences haven't been carried out for the last 30 years. but before the execution there were already rumors and news circulated deliberately that it was going to happen or had already and it seemed to be a testing the waters for what the reaction would be. i became concerned when i heard that some family members had been given a chance to talk with the prisoners online. that is an indication that execution is about to be carried out. bernard: are you surprised that the executions were carried out? >> it is heartbreaking. we kept thinking they wouldn't do it because it's not in the military interest to carry out the execution after decades of not havi

he had the geneva pres club that wrote a famous book, creating lucifer from the great religious schism to anti potent hysteria in which he contends. the rooster phobia in western europe isn't new, but has been there for centuries and just for so for big narrative is on 2 main arguments. one is russia, is that the torsion, it was a tier one you read, saw it was a tier one during soviet times and now it's to run you doing to president sure. a lot of times the 2nd phone is worse than expansions, russian, to be honest. and scope the faith is, but this is always the same game of is it to any bookshelf in europe or the us is enough to reveal the strength of anti russian sentiment today. a lot of people see, show me, i see what your piece, chris put on. you know, it's almost at the store and you put a lot of credit, which you probably wouldn't like like blood blood work study and i don't, we should get lots it can you because each we shoot i and the opinions cobra, which important which in boston which i'm kinda pushing portion but only show a view but i'm going to see it doing it but not all

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the syrian people are subjected, we must all act to reach a political solution in accordance with the geneva, one communique resolutions in order to achieve their legitimate aspirations of this area people beyond our region of responsibilities, were not oblivious to the responsibility to participate in addressing the challenges facing all humanity, including the issue of climate change. we hope that the upcoming cobb 27 united nations climate change conference in the air republic of egypt will fulfill the expectations of the international community in this regard. i prater. my regard to culminates the deliberations of this summit in success. mayer lies, peace. be with you. i thank his ins share to me, montane, now i give the floor to the prime minister. most of al cartler, me prime minister of iraq. just a lot of the name of god most gracious, most merciful and my brother is dry and his best man. witness and man bananas is as soon crown prince of the kingdom of saudi arabia. president, president joe biden, president of the united states of america. your highness, is your excellency's. these

19 o 7 created the revolutionary dom was l. davin young. meanwhile, the art market in paris, london, geneva, and hamburg traded in these objects ah ah, ah, oh, ah, by the 1930, some europeans did onto question the colonial, portray of africans the way the heritage was dismayed in museums and began to raise questions of human diversity but this didn't prevent further expeditions, continuing to pillage african artifact. some museums even went as far as capturing and displaying human remains. in the 19 fifties and sixties, african countries gained independence from the colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim the cultural heritage in 6000 body. this story, yeah, it's very hard. this new series reveals how european countries refused their request and even exhibited human remains in their museums, restitution africa stolen off episode to return on our jazeera ah lulu is a popular filming location. in fact, when it comes to stories about drugs, crime and radicalization, tired of negative stereotype youth worker began ideally, is reclaiming its image by putting its young residence behind the ca

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the unthoughtful transfer of protected people is a great grief to the geneva convention, which defines a humanitarian treatment during war times. it estimates 1 million or more ukrainians, about a fourth of them children, have been removed. the kremlin calls this a special operation and denies claims and killed civilians. >>> on his first presidential visit to the middle east, joe biden began on the u.s. supported iron dome defense system and a new labor enabled system. later, wearing a tipa, he visited the world holocaust remembrance center in israel's prime minister. on friday, president biden will meet with the palestinian president in occupied west bank. he will go to saudi arabia for a summit in the gulf states. >>> if you're headed to europe this summer, your money may stretch a little further now. that's because for the first time in 20 years, the euro is even with the u.s. dollar. that means s the currencies now have the same worth. the strength of the dollar and weakening of the euro is showing the pessimism about the eu economy and confidence about the u.s. economy. sales mad