a ruse pro-democracy activists call another day of demonstrations after police arrested hundreds of people mainly women the money the resignation of hardline president alexander lukashenko. and living in the new morea migrants a makeshift camp on the greek island of les paul says like a prison with for strict id movement and poor sanitation we hear from the reporter who was allowed to incite. on public only yes we open the program with some breaking news involving money laundering and legal financial flows and a banking scandal of gigantic proportions for years banks around the world appear to have helped to divert and conceal funds originating from criminal activities documents leaked. from u.s. financial authority thin sank seem to show how banks helped to circumvent international sanctions including those against iran and syria danish and british banks but also deutsche bank are implicated in the leaked files all over the world criminals are using the global financial syst
you informed on overwhelm. we re all in this sphere and together to make it through . to save everybody stacey stacey stay safe the priest insists a. 2 trillion dollars of dodgy cash flows at some of the world s biggest lenders and that s despite financial regulation the data leak reported over the weekend has triggered calls for an e.u. wide anti money laundering authority to talk to an expert to find out more also coming up good and bad news from the aviation sector ed boss reveals plans for its 1st 0 emission aircraft i know times announces that more cuts due to the pandemic. and bikes are looming council. why is keep up the demand to go to taiwan war. what counted up your business i m going to johnson the lender to have you with us now there s nothing wrong with money wherever it comes from and whatever it s used for at least that seems to have been the motto for some of the world s biggest lenders including germany stacia bank a network of journalists has uncovered trill
for its 1st 0 emission at craft. announces more cuts due to the pandemic. advice. can suppliers keep up with demands we go to taiwan. but time to do business i want to johnsonville in with us now there s nothing wrong with money wherever it comes from and whatever it s used for well that seems to have been the most some of the world s biggest lenders including germany starchy bank and network of journalists has uncovered trillions of dollars of suspicious cash making its way through the financial system that despite strict anti money laundering regulations but apparently those stones work across national borders. 2 trillion dollars but so much the international consortium of investigative journalists say tortured burned j.p. morgan h.s.b.c. and several of the large global banks laundered on their clients behalf. their report comes after gaining access to thousands of suspicious activity reports which banks have to file with u.s. regulators when red flags are raised for journ
good afternoon and welcome to the bbc s news at one. we ve got more evidence of how our world is warming today, according to data from the eu s climate monitoring service, copernicus. for the first time, global average temperatures have been more than 1.5 degrees above pre industrial levels for a full 12 month period. last summer the uk had the hottestjune on record, with the average monthly temperature reaching 15.8 degrees celsius. global warming was the main driver behind the amazon rainforest experiencing its worst drought on record in 2023, killing wildlife and leaving many villages unreachable by river. meanwhile, in east africa, kenya, as well as neighbouring somalia and ethiopia, experienced their worst flooding in recent history. we re joined now by our climate editor, justin rowlatt, who s in cardiff. this doesn t mean the paris commitment has been breached, does it? that s right. the paris commitment is a long term average, what today s figures are showing us is ju