the russian defence minister, shoigu. this is him a little earlier arriving in his bullet proof train, but he has now met the defence minister, and shoigu showed kimjong un russia s hypersonic missiles as well as three strategic aircraft. we have a map, i think, to show you the route that kimjong un has think, to show you the route that kim jong un has taken on this trip. he of course very rarely leaves north korea. last time he did was back in 2019, to meet vladimir putin on that occasion. but you can see he left pyongyang and the dotted line is the train route he took through north korea, crossing the border, and vladivostok has now confirmed that meeting with russia s defence minister, shoigu. as we get details on more pictures of that, we will bring them to you. we will go to libya and get the latest on the floods. derna is the worst hit area. a bbc team says there s no electricity and local people are continuing the search for bodies in the dark. 0ur correspondent anna f
than 100 kilometres away. here s one survivor whose home was destroyed by the flooding. translation: the flood came and completely washed away l the valley, destroying everything around it. my life before was stable. everything was 100% good. i had my house and my family. but now there is nothing. there is no life any more. 0ur middle east correspondent lina sinjab outlined how people were responding to the disaster. it s really a devastating situation, day in, day out, people are still shocked with the traumatic experience they have lived, with the loss that they have had, you know, everywhere around people are looking for bodies of their beloved ones, some families are counting, like, tens of members of their families have disappeared or confirmed dead. imagine you are sleeping in your bed and floods and the waters sweep you away into the water, this is really terrible, you know. the storm hit the city of derna, and because of the floods and the rain, two dams collapsed, br
turned upside down or washed away. 30,000 are homeless and now danger of disease from contaminated water. aid is heading towards derna. the logistical challenges are enormous in a place where there is now no electricity, no water or fuel. only one of the seven access routes possible. passable. to be able to move from the west part to the east part, before it was 15 kilometres. now it is 150 kilometres to be able to move from one side to the other of the city, and this is another complication. it has been five days since the flood, the work needed barely begun. but some help is already here. firefighters from italy have managed to reach the city, and teams from spain use dogs to search for survivors. from the air, the path of this deadly flood has reduced the landscape to bare bones. this place is uniquely difficult. years of civil war has torn the country apart, its infrastructure left to crumble. the authorities say they will only accept aid that is necessary, and libya s
consent to the kiss. translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, it translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, it was translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, it was a translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, it was a kiss - said from the start, it was a kiss without consent, everyone saw the images, the whole country saw it and we can say that, precisely because of that, thanks to social change also and because of the legal changes, we can show that mr rubiales lacked consent. 39 members of the national side have made themselves unavailable, calling for structural changes and aren t dissatisfied with the measures taken so far. are dissatisfied. manchester united manager erik ten hag says his side are progressing despite a slow start to the season and the disruption caused by the future of jadon sancho with the winger currently training on hi
meteorologicalorganisation says most of the deaths could have been avoided, if residents had been warned and given time to escape. the bbc s anna foster is in the libyan city of benghazi. something that becomes very quickly apparent is how big the scale of the task facing libya is right now. benghazi is a small airport and it is far from the hive of activity that you might expect in the wake of a devastating natural disaster like this, because this is a country that s also been ravaged by more than a decade of conflict. you can see the split political allegiances in this country, and all of those things are making it incredibly difficult to get the aid to derna, where it is so desperately needed, where we still don t know how many people have died, but it could be as many as 20,000. and quentin somerville has been speaking to people in derna who witnessed what happened. her sisterfilms the her sister films the panic and outside buildings collapsed. they thought this would be