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The south which is saudi or in yemen but the 45 endure hard drive 45 once again for friday and probably for saturday with the breeze now coming out of the dry north the cloud there is still extensive and the green dots you see every now and again these occasional showers inland temperatures on surprised me still in the low to middle fortys in northern among the clouds receipts. Following 2 fatal crashes and boeing decided to ground a brand new 7 x. But this wasnt the 1st time. Back in 2000. Trouble when a battery caught fire that is out of the investigative unit. More to the problem than just ...

Nations as warned of a possible record breaking ice melt in greenland as a heat wave which struck europe this week moves further north for more now we can cross to felicity by european Broadcast Center by so much dana starr yes europe has been sweltering in its 2nd heat wave of the summer and data shows the u. K. May have experienced its hotter day hottest day ever on thursday a provisional temperature of 38. 7 degrees celsius was recorded in cambridge england if confirmed by the National Weather service that would be the u. K. s highest temperature on record germany france belgium and the net...

A tremendous concern that what have up until now being peaceful protests against these demolitions is going to turn into a situation like this. The hot air that smashed temperature records in europe this week appears to be more moving towards greenland where it could cause record levels of melting greenlands ice sheet covers 80 percent of the islands territory and is the 2nd largest in the world but its been losing ice at an accelerating pace since the turn of the century the ice loss in 2012 was 4 times the rate in 2003 and there are fears that this summers heat could break that record the ex...

Threatened to impose tariffs on the Central American country. And concerns over severe ice melts in greenland, as europes recordbreaking heat wave moves north. Reporter in sport, a freak hailstorm. Also abandon fridays estate 30 kilometers from the finish. Anchor hello. The uns human rights chiefs condemns what she calls International Indifference to the rising death toll in syrias rebel held province. Michelle says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes, this as human Rights Groups say more children have been killed in the middle of this month than all of 2018. The past 1...

Missiles other than you know smaller ones. The which is something that lobster just came seems to be following the same strategy of using his countrys advances in military technology to build pressure for crippling sanctions to eventually be lifted rob mcbride aljazeera sole hayden wasikowska a Senior Research fellow at leas university in the u. K. He says its working class people who are most affected by those sanctions. The burden of pain is very on even especially the 1st thing to say is that the Missile Program the weapons of mass destruction which is proceeding even if President Trump thi...