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The last protester. Hes quickly caught and eventually pushed into the crowd. The leaders of Extinction Rebellion say they regret these scenes but stand by the action. I would understand why people felt the desperation to undertake similar actions again. Despite the hostile reaction youve had . I would understand it. From blocking roads in leeds, to disrupting the centre of cardiff, to targeting london city airport, Extinction Rebellion has tried to highlight climate change, but it depends on public support. Trains like this one stopped in east london this morning are a low carbon form of transport. But there was some sympathy. I salute you, honestly, and i hope, you know, we all find a solution. Protests are raising awareness of climate change, but they also risk alienating the people theyre trying to persuade. David shukman, bbc news. Thats it. Question time has a brexit special on bbc one, after the news where you are. Good night. Hello and welcome to sportsday im gavin ramjaun. Comi
Pass around. And the signing will be in the folding table beside me. Books are available for purchase. Today our guest is investigative journalist Annie Jacobsen. She has written several books. And most recently the secret hit of the cia. Which creates a pageturning narrative on the in department narrative. It was called a wellsourced, wellpaced and full of surprise. Mess hem me become Annie Jacobsen to politics and prose at the wharf. [applause] how is my sound . First of all, politic and prose, thank you for having me. Always wonderful to be here. And thanks everybody for coming. Im here tonight to talk to you about the surprise, kill, vanish about the cias paramilitary capacity, which is something that many people arent even aware exists. Im often asked how i get the idea for the books, and this one began for me ten years nothing 2009 so i had a source visiting me at my house, his name is brett, and he was on his way back from the middle east and he brought back with him a challenge