that s the key message of the secretary general, gutierres, that s our message. world leaders are leaving glasgow later, leaving their technical teams to thrash out the detail in the next two weeks. in other news: the former presidents of world and european football are charged with fraud over the unlawful transfer of more than $2 million. hello, welcome back to glasgow, and the second and final day of the world leaders summit at cop26. there have been more significant announcements in particular, two significant announcements to try to address the climate emergency. let s just run you through the proposals. first, a global partnership aims to cut methane emissions by at least 30% by 2030. it s being led by america and the eu, and more than 100 countries have signed up. but china, russia and india are not part of the pledge. earlier in the day, there was another significant pledge to halt and reverse deforestation by the end of the decade. there was also a plan to adopt aff
hello and welcome. leaders of the g7 group of nations have reinforced their commitment to enhance the economic isolation of russia and step up a campaign against russian elites that are supporting president vladimir putin. the united states has unveiled sanctions against three russian television stations and executives from gazprombank. the uk has pledged to double its military aid to ukraine to £1.3 billion that s about $1.6 billion. the world s top economies have vowed to phase out dependency on russian energy but bulgaria will not support the european union s new set of sanctions against russia if it does not get a delegation from the proposed ban on buying russian oil. the eu says it will hold more talks monday. joining me now is dr adi imsirovic, senior research fellow at the oxford institute for energy studies. thank you for being with us. these talks continue today with the eu to try to reach some consensus and the sticking point is how to get oil supplies to landlo
bill? neil, good afternoon to you. this week alone here in brownsville, thousands upon thousands of people crossed illegally. as a result of that border patrol here over capacity and they have been conducting mass releases. take a look at this video. a few hours ago in downtown brownsville, migrants walking around a bus terminal. some carrying folders with their dhs paperwork. there s an ngo that helps these migrants out with their travel documents. a lot of them are venezuelans. we caught up with one venezuelan man that was released this morning. here s what he had to say. title 42 ended yesterday. in my message, it doesn t matter. you can make it to the u.s. last night as the click hit midnight, title 42 expired, we were with a grouped of four gop senators that were getting a tour from the border patrol union. they had said there was an expectation that there were 22,000 people across the river getting ready to cross the river. that did not end up happening. the senat
amarillo, texas, where is judge will decide whether to expand a ban on a drug used as medication abortion more than half the women who terminate their pregnancies do itwith this drug it is extremely low risk fewer than half a percent of patients experience complications, which means almost no one. medication abortions are illegal in 13 states, and that does include texas, where the arguments in this landmark case just wrapped a group of doctors who do not support abortion brought this suit they want to go beyond the texas ban and take this off the market nationwide they claim the fda did not evaluate its safety before it was approved in 2000 and argue it should not have been made accessible to women via telehealth during the pandemic the public found out about today s hearing monday after the judge initially delayed releasing the details. we ll fill you in on why he says he delayed and why others argue his motivation was personal. the hearing was not broadcast, but we have re
paul nuttall said ukip would beef up security by increasing numbers of police officers and border guards. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. the g7 meets in italy. how will donald trump s america first policies go down with the rest of the grouping? and a profitable business turning old clothes into new products is under threat and we find out why. welcome to asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl business report. i am sharanjit leyl. leaders from the group of seven countries are meeting in sicily later today and donald trump will be attending for the first time. along with newly elected french president macron and uk prime minister theresa may. terrorism might overshadow other concerns. trade should remain a key topic on the agenda. resident trump to find his trade policy last year very much in opposition, against the tpp, renegotiating nafta. that is a core element of his political persona. he also realises there has to be a positive agend