today at five, official confirmation, that the world has experienced its hottest decade, on record. new figures from the met office, nasa, and other agencies, also show that 2019 was the second warmest year on record. and the warming is set to increase unless action is taken. this is no surprise. and the extremes that we are seeing, more extremes that we are seeing, more extremes are reported in 2019, as we look at our climate models and our scenarios going forward these are the things that we are expected to see on a greater frequency but also with more ferocity as well. we ll have the latest, and we ll be talking to a climate scientist. professor of environmental economics. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. in the us, the house speaker reveals a team of seven democrats,
to lead the impeachment case, against president trump. this is about the constitution of the united states and it s important for the president to know and putin to know the american voter, voters in america
this is bbc news our latest headlines: manchester police and local authorities let down dozens of vulnerable children a damning report says grooming gangs were operating in plain sight. hello, you re watching afternoon live i m simon mccoy. the prime minister signals his today at 2.00pm desire for a new nuclear borisjohnson says the iran nuclear deal with iran, negotiated agreement could be replaced by donald trump as eu countries by a deal negotiated by donald begin a dispute process trump. over iranian breaches. he says there has to be a new way of stopping gambling firms are to be banned from accepting credit iran s nuclear ambitions. cards from customers in an attempt to tackle dozens of children, problem gambling. abused by grooming gangs, were failed by manchester police and local authorities, the government considers according to a damning report. cutting air passenger duty on domestic flights to help rescue regional airline the perpetrators appear to be flybe from
so the people in the philippines are on a state of high alert tonight, waiting to see what happens with taal volcano. australia s prime minister, scott morrison, has expressed regret over his handling of the bushfire crisis, following widespread criticism of his government s response. on kangaroo island, in the state of south australia, almost half the land has been scorched and scientists are worried about the fate of many endangered species. our correspondent shaimaa khalil‘s report from there contains images of animals killed in the fires. it s an ecological disaster so big the army have been called in to help. for the second time in less than a week, bushfires have ravaged stretches of land here, destroying natural habitats and killing tens of thousands of animals. i don t think anyone would like to pick up,
you know, deceased wildlife. it s not a fun task. there s been a lot of devastation. it hasn t been easy for people, and we ll be here as long as they need us, and will do
you re watching bbc newsroom live 7 it s11am and these are the main stories this morning: in his first interrview since the election the prime minister calls for calm in the middle east and for the us to agree to a new nuclear deal with iran. if we are going to get rid of it, let s replace it, and let s replace it with the trump deal. iranian authorities say they ve arrested ‘several people‘ in relation to the shooting down of a ukrainian passenger jet last week. dozens of children, abused by grooming gangs, were failed by manchester police and local authorities, according to a damning report. the government considers cutting air passenger duty on all domestic flights, as part of a plan to save regional airline, flybe, from collapse.
gambling firms are to be banned from accepting credit cards from customers in an attempt to tackle problem gambling. at least six people have been killed and 16 injured after a sinkhole swallows a bus and pedestrians in central china. and in s
i m lewis vaughan jones with bbc world news. our top story. there s a strong police presence on the streets of the iranian capital, tehran, following a second day of protests over the shooting down of a ukrainian airliner. police have been out in force to deter people from taking part in more anti government protests. a volcano near the philippines capital manila has blasted a column of ash and steam up to fifteen kilometres into the sky. and this is popular on bbc.com. the queen has attended church near her sandringham estate ahead of talks there on monday on the future roles of prince harry and his wife meghan, as they plan to step back as senior members of the royal family. that s all. stay with bbc world news.
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