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india is predicted to become one of the first countries in the world where temperatures will top the safe limit for people simply resting in the shade. and it could start happening in the next decade. it will impact the lives and livelihoods of the poorest first, who will have no choice but to continue working in the dangerous heat. translation: in the hot weather, the sun burns my body. quite. it is high right now. we will have more kidney disease. we will have more heat strokes. only if we work can we have food on our plates. the world health organization says it s pregnant women and young children who will face some of the gravest consequences of all from climate change. but simple solutions to better protect women are there. this is a big challenge, which we anticipate, and everyone has got a role to do. teach them about the recipes that can cool their body. and before, this was all open? open, open. so the sun would just be on the workers? yeah. translation: icon ....
# heigh ho, heigh ho, it s off to court we go.# after years of protesting, a victory for women born in the 19505. the government changed the age they would get their state pension, and didn t let them know in time to plan. 0ur reaction today is we re glad the report is finally out and with parliament. parliament actually decided to take the action to increase the state pension age for women, and they didn t do the job properly. the department for work and pensions should have told us and they didn t. and is time important? 270,000 of us have died since we started this campaign eight or nine years ago, so one of us are dying every 30 minutes without justice, without knowing that now parliament have the decision to make good what it actually got wrong. many say they struggle with money, suffering financial hardship. what they did was absolutely wrong. they could have had a pen and a paper and an envelope and a stamp and sent it to all of us in 1995, was it, when they came ....
india is predicted to become one of the first countries in the world where temperatures will top the safe limit for people simply resting in the shade. and it could start happening in the next decade. it will impact the lives and livelihoods of the poorest first, who will have no choice but to continue working in the dangerous heat. translation: in the hot weather, the sun burns my body. quite. it is high right now. we will have more kidney disease. we will have more heat strokes. only if we work can we have food on our plates. the world health organization says it s pregnant women and young children who will face some of the gravest consequences of all from climate change. but simple solutions to better protect women are there. this is a big challenge, which we anticipate, and everyone has got a role to do. teach them about the recipes that can cool their body. and before, this was all open? open, open. so the sun would just be on the workers? yeah. translation: icon ....
about small businesses and how to make life easier for entrepreneurs. the prime minister has been working very hard on a package that is going to improve the wellbeing and welfare of small businesses and self employed people across the country, including many people who are ethnic minorities. that s what s going to make their lives easier, irrespective of whether or not there s been a donation here or there to the conservative party. but while you talk about jobs in coventry with the prime minister, it is the prime minister s own job which is the speculation on the front page of virtually all the newspapers i ve got here in front of me. and people are saying part of that is that he didn t lead quickly enough on this issue about donations, that, yes, he said these comments, these alleged comments, were racist after you said they were racist. but until you spoke out, he didn t that he was following your lead. well, i disagree with that. i believe that they were establishi ....
earlier i spoke to william o neill, the united nations designated expert on the human rights situation in haiti, and he gave us his assessment of the situation on the ground. it s continuing at a pace and with an intensity that i have never seen before. i ve worked in and on haiti for over 30 years now, and it s by far the worst i ve ever seen it. kidnappings, rapes, killings. people are living in terror. they can t leave their houses in many cases. they certainly can t get out of the city. it s like an open air prison, except they re not even open air any more because many people i know are in hiding in their houses, or they ve even had to leave their houses because they re afraid they re going to be targeted. so they re in hiding and moving around. it really is a horrendous situation. what is the way out of this? where are we going to see these political negotiations coming from or being led from? well, i hope, you know, it s always difficult, as you see, as everyone has be ....