This weekend the worlds leading democracies meet for the G7 Summit in cornwall in england. World questions debates how they will deal with the worlds major challenges. Hello and welcome. I am Jonny Dymond and this is world questions, the G7 Summit. The gathering of World Leaders is happening here in the uk. Im in london and im video linked to an international panel drawn from each of the g7 countries. The g7, or group of seven, consists of the seven most advanced economies. They are responsible for more than half of global net wealth, and they are all democracies. This weekend, their leaders will be debating some of the most pressing issues facing the world and attempting to lead. To mark the occAsion, we gather together our own parallel meeting with leading figures and experts drawn from each of the g7 countries. There will be facing questions from around they will be facing questions from Around The World Climate Change, rebuilding after the pandemic, even the threat to democracy its
Over the whole year. Now on bbc news, datelIne london. Hello, welcome to the programme whIch brIngs together leadIng uk commentators, JournalIsts Born Overseas who apply theIr trade In the uk, along wIth bbc specIalIsts, datelIne london. BrItIsh labour funded specIalIsts, datelIne london. BrItIsh labourfunded In part by the unIons, appears to be In trouble thIs weekend. It Is a dIfferent sort of unIon, that of the natIons of the uk, also under threat. The uk Is baskIng In the success of Its vaccInatIon programmes opposIte tIme to share Its more good fortune more lIghtly . And sheddIng more lIght than heat, to veterans of the newspaper trade. At amerIcan by bIrth, janet daley, has lIved In the uk sInce the 1960s. Her polItIcs shIfted from labour to conservatIves. Back In the 80s, a ColumnIst Foley Polly Toynbee has supported labour except for a perIod In the 80s when she hoped to break the mould of brItIsh polItIcs. And wIth me, bIggzy s chIef EnvIronment Correspondent JustIn rollout. T
george floyd, prepares to deliver its verdict. the government says it s speeding up its target to cut carbon emissions in the uk by 15 years. the thousands of unaccompanied children trying enter the united states currently being held in us government custody, with the number continuing to grow. hello and welcome if you are watching in the uk or around the world. the backlash over plans for a new european super league is intensifying. 12 clubs, including six from the premier league, unveiled proposals for a breakaway tournament, which they wouldn t have to qualify for and from which they d never be relegated. the british prime minister boris johnson will chair a meeting of senior football officials and fan groups to discuss what should happen to the clubs planning on joining the new league. the m other premier leagues who aren t participating in the super league are also holding talks later to discuss their response. it s notjust fans who are angry jurgen klopp, manager
gave mr draghi his backing. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are daily telegraph columnist madeline grant and jason beattie, the assistant editor at the daily mirror. hello again. a quick look at the front pages. and we are going to start with the times. according to the government production seen by the government production seen by the paper, the number of coronavirus patients in hospital is due to have over the next month and that s are due to fall to levels not seen since october. the telegraph quotes the health secretary, who said that thanks to the vaccine and new treatments, by the end of the year, covid could be no worse than regular flu. the i s top story is the government s much anticipated plan for leaving lockdown, which the paper says has three stages of reopening. the daily mail carries the news that the uk is on course to reach its target of vaccinating 15 million adults by tomorrow, 48 hours ahead of
manchester united ole gunnar solskjaer has left the club after the 4 1 defeat at watford on saturday. it was the latest in a series of poor results in which the team won only one of their last seven games. in a statement, the club said. he took over as caretaker manager in december 2018 after the sacking ofjose mourinho. three months later, he signed a three year deal to become the permanent manager. but the club still have no trophies to show for it, and he will now leave. with a look back at solskjaer s time as manager, here sjoe lynskey. for manchester united, he was the coach with the connection, the playing icon who became manager. no one hoped the end would be like this. this has been a dark and dismal day for him and manchester united football club. in ole gunnar solskjaer s last match, his team were beaten 4 1 by watford, the end of a run of seven league games with one win and now three humiliations. last month, manchester united lost 5 0 at home to liverpool and at t