against kramatorsk which is further to the north that we saw in recent months, these are frontline towns the russian military is basically saying you are not safe, civilians or foreigners or ukrainian military being in these towns or supplying ukrainian frontline. it is also a very brutal statement of intent by the russian military to say this is still our objective, to conquer the whole of this region which is one of the regions president putin at least annexed by name if not indeed last september. in terms ofthe indeed last september. in terms of the counteroffensive, - indeed last september. in terms of the counteroffensive, that - of the counteroffensive, that ukraine launched a few months ago, many are saying this is a critical time now as we head towards autumn, winter months. in terms of its success, what they have achieved so far, what is your perspective on that? i think it has been very frustrating for the ukrainian military, based on the hardfought military, based on the ha
to help this team along the journey. notjust to help this team along the journey. not just this last to help this team along the journey. notjust this last sunday to help this team along the journey. not just this last sunday that everyone is been watching but the last four years. i made a promise to the team that i really want to help take us to a place that no team is gone before. in the history books these guys will go down as absolute legends because we broke and another bit of history for making our world cup final. it got away from us a little bit but we had made history so many times to get to that starting line. i m so proud of everybody. i knowjust the beginning for this next generation. in everybody. i knowjust the beginning for this next generation. for this next generation. in terms ofthe for this next generation. in terms of the reception for this next generation. in terms of the reception that for this next generation. in terms of the reception that you - for this ne
ears, we you see now? so, in the coming five years. we are you see now? so, in the coming five years, we are predicting you see now? so, in the coming five years, we are predicting that - you see now? so, in the coming five years, we are predicting that at - years, we are predicting that at least one of those five years will be the warmest year on record. that is very likely. it is more likely than not, actually, that s one of those five years will temporarily break the 1.5 degrees paris threshold. again, we are not saying we have permanently broken that threshold, but does the world warms we are getting closer and closer and we are getting closer and closer and we do think in the next five years we do think in the next five years we will, for at least a year, temporarily break that threshold. and since may, looking at the data, the global average sea temperatures are also well above the normal levels. how significant or troubling is that? ., , , is that? yeah, dc surfaced temperat
from this affair to allow the bbc to get on with sorting it out. tit from this affair to allow the bbc to get on with sorting it out.- get on with sorting it out. in terms ofthe get on with sorting it out. in terms of the scale get on with sorting it out. in terms of the scale of get on with sorting it out. in terms of the scale of seriousness, - get on with sorting it out. in terms of the scale of seriousness, in - of the scale of seriousness, in terms of politically, how significant is it for the department of culture and media, for example? the bbc is a separate body but the first statement that we had from dcms is that the bbc is publicly funded, the licence fee settlement was decided a couple years ago. it is not up for review again until 2027 which takes us beyond the next general election but whatever the bbc does is heavily scrutinised by lawmakers and they will continue to do that, they want to make sure that the bbc provides value for money for licence fee payers. 0ften,
not surprised- it is crossing a line? well, no, i m not surprised. it it is crossing a line? well, no, i m not surprised. it is it is crossing a line? well, no, i m not surprised. it is a it is crossing a line? well, no, i m not surprised. it is a counter - it is crossing a line? well, no, i m| not surprised. it is a counter move on the side of the russians, and they are trying to undermine the icc and its accusations of putin as being a war criminal. it is subject to continue and carry on in this game of blaming one another and trying to charge the other for various crimes. so i m not surprise at all, and unfortunately, russia is not a signatory of the icc, so there s not much the icc can ultimately do. it would have two, the west would have to enter russia by force and actively try to get putin to be in court, which i don t think would be very likely. in terms ofthe think would be very likely. in terms of the practicalities, think would be very likely. in terms