further notice than a partial locked is being extended. there we go. just feel it. it is you said than done. ijoined sophie vehicle inspected with dancing 2a hours non stop for charity sophie ellis bexter. thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc news. tensions are escalating on the border of poland and belarus. polish security forces have turned to water cannon and teargas to push back migrants. the to push back migrants. polish government has accused the polish government has accused belarus of trying to force the migrants cross the border in order to destabilise the european union. our correspondence steve rosenberg is there. first, they d asked to be let in. now, they were demanding. in belarus, the migrants have run out of patience. these are polish water cannon being employed, and that is because, around midday, migrants on the belarusian side of the border started throwing stones and rocks and branches. and all chaos has broken out. the polish forces have respo
tomorrow steve bannon is expected to turn himself in and appear in court after being indicted for contempt of congress. he has refused to testify before the house select committee investigating the january 6th violent insurrection. members of congress are believed to be particularly interested in these remarks bannon made on his podcast just a day before the attack on congress. it is going to be quite extraordinarily different. all i can say is strap in. the war room, a posse, you have made this happen and tomorrow it is game day. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it s going to be moving. it s going to be quick. all hell did break loose. hundreds of police officers assaulted with poles and bats and sticks. armed insurrectionists invading the hallways of congress. a domestic terror attack as the fbi director later called it. ten months later we are not out of the woods. political violence and the threat of it is all around us. consider these three stories from the
floor to gabon. is seeking the floor, i give thee floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait until floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait until later, - floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait until later, but l was going to wait until later, but it seerhs was going to wait until later, but it seems like we are all talking how it seems like we are all talking now we it seems like we are all talking now. we came to glasgow to creates an ambitious and balance agreement, focusing an ambitious and balance agreement, focusing on an ambitious and balance agreement, focusing on mitigation, adaptation, loss focusing on mitigation, adaptation, toss and focusing on mitigation, adaptation, loss and damage, and finance. in the run-up, loss and damage, and finance. in the run-up, muc
thank you colombia for your intervention. give the floor thank you colombia for your intervention. give the floor to trinidad and tobago.- trinidad and tobago. trinidad and tobago trinidad and tobago. trinidad and tobago associates - trinidad and tobago. trinidad and tobago associates itselfl and tobago associates itself with the statements. we welcome the work that was done by the presidency and his team to shepherd us to this point. mr president, while we also can express disappointment at the outcomes, we also see a package that represents balance, as was said by many other distinguished speakers before me. this outcome is one we are prepared to accept. we have, all of us have expended a significant amount of political capital to be here for the last two weeks in the midst of a global pandemic. we are not prepared to leave empty handed. when we look at this package we see progress across the board. albeit, not enough. we have made some major strides here that we need to
walked for gordon brown, we talked about future generations as if they were other people who had not been born. this isn t about future generations it is about our kids and grandchildren. somebody who has kids in the 20s, this is about the rest of their lives. 2050, they will be my age, a bit less. this is about people we know, people we love and the future that they are going to live in. that has added an urgency. the kids demonstrating last friday and over the weekend, they are future voters, they are talking to the parents, telling the parents that you have got to do something about this. that has affected the cop and it will only affect them further into the future, as those voters become, as those kids become voters and some become politicians. we have left it too late, but that is what this has to be, some kind of a turning point where the politicians in power recognise it is the next generation of macro lives at stake. l it is the next generation of macro lives at stak