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the nobel committee when they once the winner right down to 0 has been awarded exclusive international rights to interview the we know you would ceremony december the nobel prize 20. it s nobel prize season in sweden and norway it s the world s most prestigious accolade but while many laureates a celebrated others have attracted controversy so is the nobel prize still relevant this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i m peter dobby the nobel prize is one of the world s most coveted awards it s recognizes the highest achievements in a variety of subjects from science to literature and economics to peace notable winners include albert einstein martin luther king jr mother theresa nelson mandela and yasser arafat but over the years some have criticized the nobel committee and its choices laureates will be announced this week in sweden and in norway in an unprecedented move to prizes for literature will be awarded last year s award was cancelled after allegations o
it s a nobel prize season in sweden and norway it s the world s most prestigious accolade but while many laureates a celebrated others have attracted controversy so is the nobel prize still relevant this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i m peter dobby the nobel prize is one of the world s most coveted awards it s recognizes the highest achievements in a variety of subjects from science to literature and economics to peace notable winners include albert einstein martin luther king jr mother theresa nelson mandela and yasser arafat but over the years some have criticized the nobel committee and its choices laureates will be announced this week in sweden and in norway in an unprecedented move to prizes for literature will be awarded last year s award was cancelled after allegations of sexual misconduct against the husband of a swedish academy member secret juries select the recipients and the names of the nominees are kept secret for 50 years. there have been s
has been widely seen as a transit point for migraines for from africa desperate to reach europe in july for example 82 migrants fleeing fighting in libya lost their lives of the coast of the disease which is in the southern part of to have spoken with senior members of different political parties here in this seem to be pretty much concerned about the situation as it is now being the scene of an attempt to put together a coalition government it comes against the backdrop of a growing disillusionment with the political establishment in the country man it s in his ears have lost hope that the government s. willing to sort out their problems particularly unemployment poverty and budget deficit and they say that this puts more pressure on the next parliament and the next coalition government to try to tackle the economy which has become a big problem in the country. still ahead on al-jazeera a temporary reprieve for donald trump an appeals court holds an earlier order and the pre
turned their backs on the material world to become monks. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it s newsday. hello. it s 7:00am in singapore and midnight in london, and we start with a warning from climate experts at the un. they say big changes to food production and eating habits are needed to limit global warming, and ease the pressure on the world s land and water resources. scientists suggest we eat more plant based foods and stress that action must come from all sectors of society. the top ten greenhouse gas emitters make up 60% of the world s total emissions. china is the biggest, contributing over a quarter of global emissions with a population of 1.4 billion. it s followed by the united states, which emits around 13% of the world s emissions. next is india, contributing to 7.1% of emissions. here s our science editor david shukman. a wall of dust smothers the parched fields of oklahoma. the planet is heating up, which may make it har