hello, and welcome to the programme. global warming is accelerating, and human influence is unequivically to blame that s the warning from a damning new report from the un and its secretary general. antonio guteres says the evidence can not be denied: greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel burning and deforestation are choking the planet and putting billions of people at immediate risk. it s the most comprehensive climate change study ever and is produced by hundreds of the world s top scientists from 66 countries. the report warns that the global average temprature rise could reach or exceed 1.5 degrees celcius in the next 20 years 10 years sooner than expected. it said rising temperatures will cause more frequent, extreme weather events across the globe. and warned that irreversible changes are already ongoing in melting ice sheets, rising sea levels and increasing acidification. but the report also stated that climate change could be slowed down with rapid and sus
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attacker usman khan had a suicide belt and he feared everyone would die. the squalid barracks in kent where hundreds of asylum seekers got covid. the high court says the government broke the law by putting them there. and with 50 days to go till the tokyo olympics, a rehearsalfor the medal ceremony despite mounting opposition there to the games going ahead. and coming up on the bbc news channel. a stunning debut for new zealand s conway he celebrates a double century, but england begin the fightback, in the opening test at lords. good evening. quarantine for travellers coming from portugal is to be reintroduced, after the government announced it was moving it from the green list for foreign travel to amber. portugal had been the only mainstream european holiday destination on the uk green list but those returning from portugal after 4am on tuesday will now have to isolate for ten days and take two coronavirus tests. no new countries were added to the green list today, a
off the uk green list. for travellers who d hoped to get to one of the very few options for european holidays, it s a bitter blow i m gutted, really. but, anyway, it is what it is. i understand. but we can t quarantine. we are trying to change flights as i stand. but it s not likely that i ll be able to go. greece, along with spain, france, and italy, all remain on the amber list, meaning ten days quarantine on return, and two covid tests. as the travel industry reacts with dismay, we ll be asking if this is a foretaste of a stop start summer for british holiday makers. also tonight. the squalid barracks in kent where hundreds of asylum seekers got covid. the high court says the government broke the law by putting them there. the mother of a 14 year old boy stabbed to death in birmingham pays tribute at the scene where he died. fears that a burnt out cargo ship off the coast of sri lanka could spill hundreds of tonnes of oil into the sea. and a double century on his debut fo
testing crowd safety. and quack ing the puzzle of how to safely remove this family of ducks from a ninth floor balcony. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. india s coronavirus pandemic continues to worsen by the day and now it has hit a grim new milestone. the country has become the first in the world to record more than 400,000 coronavirus infections in a single day. the news comes as the country s hospitals continue to struggle with acute shortages of oxygen and beds. vaccination of all adults has now begun although there s a desperate lack of supplies. in a controversial move, australia has banned its own citizens from returning from india due to the severity of the outbreak and says it willjail anyone who tries to come home. mark lobel has this report. grasping valuable oxygen, receiving care in a car. others still urgently seeking it. translation: we are waiting here in the hope that they willi help us a bit. and in the meantime, we a