Same questions. get it so wronu. same questions. get it so wrong- you same questions. get it so wrong. you expect same questions. get it so - wrong. you expect temperatures to warm sometimes wrong. you expect temperatures to warm sometimes in wrong. you expect temperatures to warm sometimes in a - wrong. you expect temperatures to warm sometimes in a linear. to warm sometimes in a linear fashion but when talking to 3 warming over two decades at a time. but what it is also doing is that in this stage now for higher extremes 2 3 degrees. so heatwave that would not develop with that intensity as far north as western canada or the pacific north west that rivalled the temperatures we see in the desert south west, the frequency of thing those types of events that we did not see before may become more common, so what we saw here so far in the last fortnight could be a calling card of what the future could look like, especially at latitudes as far north as western canada. nb
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Out of the country, fearful that the situation may deteriorate even further. haiti is the poorest country in the americas, the first lady says her husband planned to change the constitution to improve the lives of ordinary people. speaking in creole, she described wednesday s attack. translation: in the blink of an either mercenaries entered my home and riddled my husband with bullets. without even giving him a chance to a word. we cannot let the country lose its way. we cannot let his blood have been spilt in vain. but his proposed constitutional changes made him enemies, many said hejust wanted changes made him enemies, many said he just wanted to extend his time in office. the haitian government says 28 foreign mercenaries were involved in the attack and that most of them have been arrested or killed. three people now claim to have megaport no claim to lead the country, an interim promise to claudejoseph, a new minister ariel henri, and joseph lambert, nominated as the new president
Minister, a new prime minister who has yet to be sworn in, and one nominated as the new president. haiti has now asked for international help to maintain calm on the streets whether that will come is unclear. earlier, i spoke to haiti s minister for elections and asked him what he knew about anyone who might have wanted to assassinate the president. the president was fighting a lot of battles. one was to effectively change the constitution is because the constitution is bringing a lot of instability and he believed that changing the constitution would make peoples lives better. the second was a fight against corruption, particularly those in the government and energy sector and construction and other big
From a central square, four years after the city council ordered its removal. another of general thomas stonewall jackson which was standing nearby was also taken into storage. ethiopia s prime minister abiy ahmed has won a landslide parliamentary victory to secure a further five year term. his prosperity party won more than 400 seats out of the 425 for which results were announced. no voting took place in the tigray region, which is in the grip of an eight month war. this is bbc news our main headlines. the widow of haiti s president, jovenel moise, has made herfirst public remarks since he was assassinated. more than 30 million people in the southwestern united states are experiencing another brutal heatwave. two of the sports biggest rivals, brazil and argentina have been playing in rio for the copa america score here. the pandemic has meant only a limited number of fans are allowed in the stadium.