closely have gone down. so that s good news, but it s not enough. a lot of people are scared to report crime. we need residents, the people who live here, to report crimes. if they don t report it, we don t know about it. we all need to work together and fight this. but some people are afraid to speak out. landlady jo thirkell only discovered the full extent of problems on the estate after her windows had been smashed. everybody was so frightened to say anything. they didn t want to get the police involved because they didn t want their windows going in. and of the people who do know who it is, they re frightened too because they don t want repercussions. filming at night, i soon see why. 0ff camera, a group of teenagers surrounds us, asking what we re doing. all right, lads. soon after, stones
one of which the only game was in town, rates being at zero, so you have to invest in stocks. but the argument if we don t change the rules, we should just enforce them, but the rules are really flimsy. right now you only have to pay 200 buck fgs you don t report. 200 bucks when you could be making hundreds of thousands, if not millions. that s not the point. you still have to report this. if you don t report it, you go to the ethics committee. $200 is if you turn it in late without some reasonable excuse. the bottom line is that even if it is in a blind trust and someone else is making the decision, i get to look and see what s in there. yes, but an ethics violation doesn t have any real consequences. well, okay, all i m suggesting to you is i don t find where all these people are making millions of dollars. i just don t. and the other side of the coin
contours of that conversation? one of the things that was very interesting the last couple of days was the undersecretary of state for policy, tory newland, had an interview with presumably this did get to russia. indicated that if if russia, if putin were to withdraw, if he were to stop this fight, if he were to withdraw the military, that the sanctions, which are hammering the russian economy, would be released, would be pulled off, would be relaxed. that s an incentive that even if president putin doesn t understand it, when the russian people hear tas report it, they will say this is a big problem for us, we can get out of it. why didn t he do it? i just can t get over the video we keep playing over, the
bank criminal investigations and any members of today s ruling elite. now we re going to talk about a new un report it says it s now or never to avoid disastrous climate change and that we need to drastically change the way we live. let s hear from one of the authors of the report. we are currently on track for more than 2 degrees, never mind 1.5 degrees given that admissions are continuing to rise. over trying not to do is send a message of despair about this because what we are doing in the report is identifying positive signs, both in terms of technical change, measures will help us reduce emissions and also the fact that we have all of the tools out there, if we actually want to make a difference and change course.
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