Hello. Today we head to Jamaica's West Coast to see the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.

In the mountains of Uganda, we go tree planting with locals trying to combat the effects of the region's shrinking glaciers.

Kazakhstan is experiencing an economic boom,

wherein the capital dubbed a mini-dubigh,

with its shiny array of skyscrapers.

And in Germany, it's 36 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall,

but it wasn't the only wall that fell.

We see how the Cold War once divided a small

village community. But first, Suran Mandani swept victory this week as the first Muslim and

South Asian mayor of New York, and the city's youngest in more than a century. The 34-year-old was quick

to tell his most vocal critic,

President Donald Trump, to turn the volume up as the Democratic Party celebrated two other wins

in New Jersey and Virginia. The question now is whether the party can carry the momentum

of these wins over to the national stage.

Our North America editor Sarah Smith has been following the democratic fight back.

It is almost impossible to define what makes a truly gifted politician, but you certainly

know it when you see it in action. When you encounter someone who has an almost unique ability

to connect with voters in a way that feels genuine and authentic, while delivering a clear, simple, yet also inspirational message.

And you can see it in the intense devotion of their supporters.

That's what was on display in New York City on Tuesday night, as fans of Zoran Mamdami crammed into bars and venues across the

five boroughs to watch the election results come in and to celebrate his win. There were

queues around the block to get into the Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden and Queens, far more people

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