Before we move on, i want to take you back to the scene in derby at the crown court because we just had that verdict a little earlier and the police approaching the microphones and statements after the end of that trial. I will put the microphones up and lets hear the reaction to what we heard in court. I am a Detective Inspector with major crime and im about to make a statement in regard to the merger of jacob crouch. Jacob crouch is born into a culture of cruelty where both of the people he should have been able to trust above any other allowed him to be subjected to assault after assault. Heartbreakingly during his short life he would have been insignificant pain. It is clearfrom the evidence found on gemma barton and craig crouch s phones, through text messages, videos and Audio Recordings they were equally responsible for the culture of cruelty inflicted on baby jacob. Responsible for the culture of cruelty inflicted on babyjacob. As a father i cannot comprehend what happened Behi
KLANG: Every year whenever the weather turns hot and dry, residents in coastal Selangor are faced with unpleasant odour and fine debris originating from smouldering peat fires in the area.
Current greenhouse gas inventories in Canada only consider “managed” lands. This must change before we can truly understand the scale of Canada’s carbon emissions.
more we know about smoke, are being made there in canada? t te: more we know about smoke, the are being made there in canada? tte: more we know about smoke, the more we know about how hazardous it is to human health. globally about 340,000 premature deaths are attributed to wildfire smoke. primarily in southeast asia due to persistent peat fires that are burning. but it is a significant human health aspect, you can be in downtown new york and your place isn t going to burn down from wildland fire but your quality of life can be impacted four weeks because of smoke from 1000 kilometres away. that is the issue. ~ ., ., ., , issue. we have to leave it there but thanks for being issue. we have to leave it there but thanks for being here issue. we have to leave it there but thanks for being here on issue. we have to leave it there but thanks for being here on bbc- issue. we have to leave it there but| thanks for being here on bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc n
Thick smoke rises from a peat bog fire in June 2023. Bernd Wüstneck/picture alliance via Getty ImagesThe blanket of wildfire smoke that spread across large parts of the U.S. and Canada in 2023 was a wake-up call, showing what climate change could feel like in the near future for millions of people. Apocalyptic orange skies and air pollution levels that force people indoors only tell part of the story, though. As global temperatures rise, fires are also spreading farther north and into the Arctic