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In somalia, and 2a years and can you. i feel canyon. in somalia, and 2a years and can you. ifeel canyon. —— kenyan. what some people want is just to close the camps and ta ke is just to close the camps and take away the somali people living in the camps, back to somalia. dadaab is the worlds largest refugee camp, and now can you want to close it down. —— kenya. many of them have never been anywhere else. where will i go back to? we are not kenyan, but we somalia neither, because we were ...

Connected with the most eminent men of the late republic and early imperial times. the ancient authors wrote a lot about baiae, and they described baiae as ‘little rome,‘ as a place for the holiday. a place crowded with all the aristocracy, but also with young people, with people working on the beach, looking to the sea, people drinking wine. how much did the water level rise? it depends on the part of baiae, but normally between four and six metres. wow. thats why you can see underwater not...

Exploring the future of our past. amanda ruggeris been looking at some of the brand—new tech letting scientists uncover and restore some stunning archaeological treats. this week its italy, and the sunken treasure not far from the city of naples. here in italy, in the gulf of naples, the ancient roman city of baiae has been explored by archaeologists and travellers for years. what many people come here for actually lies underwater, and this incredibly preserved site cannot last forever. so i h...

International law. lets go over to the virtual climate summit. urge -- surge of scientific optimism because after 12 months of the pandemic, we are seeing the vaccine go into the arms of the eligible —— the elderly and the vulnerable. each and every one of them, vast international efforts in laboratories around the world. so, my message to you all is that together we can use scientific advances to protect our entire planet, our biosphere, against a challenge far worse, far more destructive t...

Understanding this environment. amanda there in the sunken city of baiae. now, there arent many warmer places at this time of year than the deserts around dubai. thats where some locals, after months of restrictions and weight gain, are taking on the dunes in a bid to shake off whats been a pretty tough year. we have been there to meet some of them. do you know your table number? four — youre this side, thank you very much. im juliejohnson, im recently new to ultramarathon running. ive been do...

Lockdowns and restrictions have been hard on everybody around the world, but to be out here in the desert, in the early morning, running and doing what i love again, just feels amazing. in a strange way, maybe because we couldnt get out here and do things like this during lockdown, its made us appreciate what weve got on our doorstep here in dubai more. 50 minutes to do five kay over sand isnt bad. im really pleased with that, even if i could cover that distance in half that time on tarmac. for ...

Break in france will count towards your 90—day limit. you can still use this. your current passport is valid as long as its less then ten years old and has six months left before it runs out. travellers are also asking if it will cost more to use mobiles. free roaming in the eu will officially end. the good news is that the noise being made from the top four providers is that they wont be imposing huge roaming charges, but i would always suggest you check with your provider before you go. and ...

There are tensions with nearbyjewish settlers. its new school is the best chance local children have to study, and theyre keen learners. this class is about the struggle for palestinian statehood. but the school itself could soon be history. it has a demolition order, as it was built without an israeli permit. translation: we were worried about the future of the school from the start. but if we dwelled on that, wed never have made progress. we carried on so that we could give these children the ...

We are prospering — wejust want to be acknowledged. mathew point overlook provides that opportunity. it teaches them and it shows them that the tribes are still here and living, and they are not extinct, and that this place is a place of spiritual and cultural significance to the tribes. my heritage, my culture is very important to me because the environment, mother earth and father sky, are very much intertwined with my daily life. my clans are all related to the earth. my lifes work in worki...

Order, as it was built without an israeli permit. translation: we were worried about the future of the school from the start. but if we dwelled on that, wed never have made progress. we carried on so that we could give these children the chance of an education, which is a basic right. many countries say destroying this school would violate international law. at its heart, the conflict here is overland. and so long as it is unresolved, palestinians and the most bitterly contested areas live with ...