yesterday was the warmest day of the year, 28 celsius, a month. today feeling fresher with sunny spells and showers. the full forecast throughout the programme. it s friday, the 11th of august. our main story. the latest round of strikes byjunior doctors in england will start in just over an hour, as a long running dispute involving half of all doctors working in the uk continues. nhs leaders are warning it means more significant disruption to the health service, with thousands of appointments and procedures postponed. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. we re now into the fifth round of strikes byjunior doctors in england with little sign that their union, the british medical association, or ministers are prepared to yield. but the continuing industrial action is having an impact on patients. former teacher margaret is trying to plan a holiday, but she also needs to get a new pacemaker battery fitted. one nhs appointment was cancelled because of an earlier walko
53 according to the latest statement released in the last hour from the maui county government. joe biden has already issued a major disaster declaration and the governor has said it is the deadliest natural disaster for generations. thousands have been forced to leave their homes and hospitals have been treating patients for burns and smoke inhalation. nomia iqbal has this report. much of the hawaiian island of maui is now scorched earth. a pilot can hardly believe what he s seeing. oh, my gosh! look at the harbour! this looks like baghdad or something. the historic town of lahaina barely exists anymore. since the fire began on tuesday, it has ripped through, fuelled by hurricane force winds, leaving burnt out cars on once busy streets and instead of historic buildings, there are smoking piles of rubble. everybody still out here, it s time to go! for anyone still in the town, the message is clear get out. if anybody s still here, the fire is on front street and it is time
goes into administration. three, two, one, release, release, release. and a mother and daughter and an 80 year old man with parkinson s become space tourists with sir richard branson s virgin. on newsnight at 10:30pm: a a star hotel in leafy llanelli. the government says it will not put migrants into such places, but here, they are trying very hard to do just that. is there a coherent policy on migration? good evening. an hawaiian paradise has been turned into an inferno by wildfire. president biden has declared a major disaster on the island of maui. at least 36 people have lost their lives so far with the coastal tourist town lahaina razed to the ground. thousands have had to flee and as you can see most houses have been destroyed. people have told how they ran into the ocean as the fire swept through the town. it s not know how the fires started, but the ground is tinder dry after recent hot weather and the flames have been fanned by strong winds from hurricane dora, cutti
where most of those killed lived. josh green called it a heartbreaking day and likely the worst natural disaster in the state s history. there will be active recovery over the coming days and weeks of the bones of those who have been lost. so it will take time. to give perspective, it is going to take many years to rebuild lahaina. when you see the full extent of the destruction of lahaina it will shock you. it does appear like a bomb and fire went off, if i may say. and all of those buildings, virtually, are going to have it will be a new lahaina. this is all happening as the extent of the devastation becomes clearer, as our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. much of the hawaiian island of maui is now scorched earth. a pilot can hardly believe what he s seeing. oh, my gosh! look at the harbour! this looks like baghdad or something. the historic town of lahaina barely exists any more. since the fire began on tuesday, it has ripped through, fuelled by hurricane f
force. what does that mean? correspondence say it s a relatively smalljoint military force put on alert. most likely to secure niger s borders. west african leaders is a dialogue with the leaders of this military coup will be the bedrock of the approach that they take to this crisis. well, basically, one of the major decisions was the, despite all and open, including the option of military force as a last resort. they have now ordered the activation of the standby force. when this is going to start, we don t know. one of the other things that the us leaders have done is to reiterate their condemnation of the coup in niger as well as the continued detention of president mohamed bazoum. they also condemned the condition in which they say the president and his family have been kept and they are insisting that all the measures that have been put in place earlier, including a resolution as well as border closure and restriction of movement, will remain in force while they explore