the president of belarus calls the uk america s lapdog after britain and the us announce new sanctions against his country over human rights violations. and a dwelling out of this world applications open for nasa s latest mission, living in a martian habitat. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it s the definitive report on climate change and what, or who, is to blame. the un s special panel, the ipcc, has published its first update in eight years, and pins the warming of our planet firmly on human influence, adding that global warming is still accelerating. the un secretary general antonio guterres says the evidence can not be denied. and 195 countries agree with him, as they have all signed off on the findings. in short, greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel burning and deforestation are choking the planet, and putting billions of people at immediate risk. the report warns that the global average temperature rise could reach or exceed 1.5 de
in philadelphia shortly. some republican states are trying to tighten rules including texas. that s prompted democrats in texas to leave the state. that s prompted democrats in texas to leave the state. they are determined to kill thisbill and this special session, which will end on august the 7th. and we will stay out until then in order to do that. in england we ve seen a huge show of support for rashford that was defacing graffiti has now been covered in hudson messages. and working to see this incredible story. the moment parents were reunited with their son who was stolen at the age of two,. his father travelled half i age of two,. his father travelled halfi million km to try and find him. we start in south africa, where 45 people have died in violence that s escalated since the jailing of the former presidentjacob zuma last week. that includes 10 people dying in a stampede in soweto nearjohannesburg. this is happening in kwazulu natal zuma s home provincce and gau
clearly, arresting everyone involved is not feasible. it would mean surrounding them, possibly making the covid risk greater. in fact, at times, police withdrew today allowing the crowd to disperse. but tonight, police in riot gear faced abuse and thrown bottles as they cleared a park. dozens were arrested. let s go, let s go. bottle smashes well, it s the end of the day and as you can see the policing operation now is about telling everybody they ve got to go home and the command of this operation earlier said that it would have been much better if nobody had come at all. tom symonds, bbc news, central london. thousands have protested in several cities in turkey in response to president erdogan s overnight withdrawal from the world s first binding treaty to prevent and combat violence against women. europe s top rights body, the council of europe, has condemned the move. yet his conservative supporters claim the convention undermines family structures and promotes divorce. a
we ll have expert analysis of that draft climate deal and assess how much it weakens the committments to cut fossil fuels. iam i am victoria derbyshire. we are live at the foreign office, in the rain. it is day 20 oh richard ratcliffe s rain. it is day 20 oh richard ratcliffe s hunger strikes, in protest at what he says is the government s in action to secure the freedom of his wife from iran. he has told us this morning he is outraged at that in action and has called on borisjohnson, the prime minister, to keep his promise and help get his white home. the accountability help get his white home. he: accountability gap, the help get his white home. fie: accountability gap, the lack of explanation for government decisions that have an impact on ordinary people s lives, and that you can just get away with it. you can just say we don t want to talk about it. what can i do about it? it s extraordinary. and i m luxmy gopal with this morning s other top stories on the bbc news cha
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