hours, british travellers try desperately to get back to the uk. documents released at the high court suggest there was a controversial a formal government apology after failing to commemorate properly more than 100,000 black and asian people who died fighting for the british empire during the first world war. nasa s perseverance rover makes breathable oxygen on the surface of mars. # bye bye, baby, baby, goodbye.# and the lead singer of the bay city rollers, les mckeown, has died at the age of 65. president biden has opened a major global climate summit with a call to other world leaders to step up to the challenge. joe biden pledged to cut us emissions by at least half from 2005 levels by the end of this decade, but he warned his country couldn t take action alone. he told world leaders that scientists were calling this the decisive decade for tackling climate change and action was needed now. this graph shows how global carbon emissions have risen over the years. they we
it s important for the bbc anyway, because you know, this audience that maybe will be coming off the back of rupaul s drag race, or we re at half time and the africa cup of nations. so we re picking up a hard to reach audience for news. so we re kind of getting to them by stealth and hoping that, you know, they ll stumble across us, and actually, we ll be a good add on, tell them something they didn t know, and then, you know, bring people back into news and make a lifelong habit, hopefully. i love that stumbling onto it because it moves around, doesn t it, in the schedule? it does, yeah. younger viewers, i think it s fair to say, have generally been deserting traditional broadcast news bulletins in droves over the last few years. and i wonder if you think you can really persuade a generation that really does get its news mostly online, usually social media, to sit down and watch on a on a regular basis. do you think that move will ever happen? actually, the evidence is that
waiting to be discovered. rebecca morelle, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. downing street insists borisjohnson is still in control after another tory mp calls on him to go, and the resignation of a fifth downing st adviser. a spectacle in beijing to mark the opening of the winter olympics but fewer world leaders attend because of claims of human rights abuses by president xi s government. a court orders checks on food and agricultural goods from britain to northern ireland must continue for now. now on bbc news, it s time for newswatch. hello, and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. bbc three is back on tv can its new show, the catch up, persuade young adults back into watching news bulletins? enough colleagues to rescue your premiership. and guess what the subject was at the first question to the prime minister at this press conference in ukraine? in the face of strong protests, bbc three disappeared as a broadcast channel in 2016, though it continued to exi
this coming winter. the head of the agency says he believes russia is strategically reducing supplies now to prevent european countries from stockpiling gas. now on bbc news, it s time for click. this week: lara smells rubbish. it doesn t smell, really. but how can we use food waste as fuel? and how can we make meat without the animals? these are not your normal road signs how one video game is crashing through the barrier for deaf people. plus, dog does gaming what a treat. good boy! food, glorious food. we love it maybe a bit too much, because it is often shipped around the world, which is and this is a technical term not good. we have grown used to year round varieties of all fruit and veg, packaged in protective plastic to extend its life, and have long ignored the impact that has on our planet. this week, the uk government announced ambitions to grow more food more locally, but in the meantime there are those who are addressing the problem more immediately. thi
signs how one video game is crashing through the barrier for deaf people. plus, dog does gaming what a treat. good boy! food, glorious food. we love it maybe a bit too much, because it is often shipped around the world, which is and this is a technical term not good. we have grown used to year round varieties of all fruit and veg, packaged in protective plastic to extend its life, and have long ignored the impact that has on our planet. this week, the uk government announced ambitions to grow more food more locally, but in the meantime there are those who are addressing the problem more immediately. this is silo, a restaurant in london that is on a mission to be completely zero waste, and that means it s built from waste and it aims to produce no waste. to avoid using packaging, the vegetables are delivered like this, the cleaning products are refilled into these barrels, they churn their own butter, and they mill their own flour using local grain. the furniture is