And in half an hour, here on bbc news how a High School Student from ohio received an email out of the blue that changed her life forever in my very extended family. Good afternoon im simon mccoy. World leaders gathered at the g7 summit in biarritz in the south of france, have agreed to release more than £16 million to help tackle huge fires in the amazon rainforest. The french president said most of the money would be used to fund aircraft to help put out the flames, which the rest providing technical support. Earlier, borisjohnson pledged £10 million to help restore the lost habitat. Our Diplomatic Correspondent James Landale reports. The fires raging across the amazon, devastating thousands of acres of rainforest, prompting global outrage and now, potentially, global action. Borisjohnson and his team arrived at the summit to join other World Leaders to discuss what can be done. This morning, the Prime Minister promised brazil £10 million to help reforest affected areas in the mon
Saying that he wants a deal welcome to hardtalk. But his negotiator im stephen sackur. British Prime Minister borisjohnson comes to brussels and provides has positioned himself with no proposal, no idea. Strictly nothing to replace as the countrys brexit champion, the Withdrawal Agreement, so its a little bit confusing and, indeed, it does not really but his pledge to take britain help to build trust. Well, the government led by borisjohnson says, and ministers repeat this, out of the eu on october that they are now straining every the 31st is in trouble. Sinew to strike a new Agreement Parliament has passed a law requiring him to seek with the European Union a deadline extension from the eu, so either he negotiates negotiators in brussels. A new exit deal in short order, or he attempts to defy the law. They say the old withdrawal how is this british melodrama agreement cannot stand and, being viewed in europe . My guest is french mep as you well know, the prime concern they have is ov
Holiday monday on record. Coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news reflecting one of the great test innings, as ben stokes keeps england alive in the ashes. Good afternoon. World leaders gathered at the g7 summit in biarritz in the south of france, have agreed to release more than £16 million to help tackle huge fires in the amazon rainforest. The french president said most of the money would be used to fund aircraft to help put out the flames, with the rest providing technical support. Earlier, borisjohnson pledged £10 million to help restore lost habitat. Our Diplomatic Correspondent James Landale reports. The fires raging across the amazon, devastating thousands of acres of rainforest, prompting global outrage and now, potentially, global action. Borisjohnson and his team arrived at the summit to join other World Leaders to discuss what can be done. This morning the Prime Minister promised brazil £10 million to help reforest affected areas in the months to come. Order
And in half an hour, talking movies explores the role of the producer in both big hollywood productions and smaller independent films. A new plan to tackle huge wildfires in the amazon rainforest is expected to be agreed at the g7 summit of World Leaders today. The summits host, the french president , Emmanuel Macron says they are close to agreeing technical and financial help. Brazilian warplanes have already been dumping water on the burning woodland. And this morning, borisjohnson has pledged £10 Million Pounds in funding to help replace lost trees. Ros atkins is in biarritz now. Here on the final day of the g7 summit in south west france, two issues are taking centre stage. The fires in the amazon, something Emmanuel Macron, the host, could never have planned, and iran, something he did have a lot of influence over about bringing in the Iranian Foreign minister yesterday, surprising almost everyone here in biarritz. He put that issue ce ntresta g e biarritz. He put that issue cent
Trade deal and were expecting to reach a trade deal quickly. Thank you very much, everybody. We have a very good meeting, a good series of meetings. The last time we had dinner, i think it was it was fantastic. We covered well, we covered three [inaudible]. Mr. President , do you have any advice for Boris Johnson on brexit . Hes the right man for the job. Ive beeen saying that for a long time. Didnt make your predecessor very happy, but hes the right man for the job. Im very grateful for that and were pretty comprehensive talks in our relationship and particularly on brexit. Were very excited about that. We have very good trade talks between the u. K. And ourselves, a very big trade deal, bigger than weve had with the u. K. At some point they wont have the option they wont have the anchor around their ankle what they have. We will have good trade talks. Talking of the anchor, [inaudibl [inaudible] many things were talking about. And how quickly, we dont anticipate any problems. Before