for changes in extreme weather but there is no going back. scientists are describing it as a wake up call for world leaders, who ll be heading to a key climate summit in glasgow in november. also in the programme, we ll be looking at wildfires in greece. firefighters have been brought in across europe to put out the blazes on evia island, amid apocolyptic scenes. and we ll bring you the incredible story of a tiny baby, who weighed the same as an apple when she was born. well she s finally home after 13 months in hospital. human activity is changing the climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways, according to a landmark united nations report on climate change which was released today. the ipcc report is the most up to date assessment of how global warming will change the world in the coming decades. the head of the un, antonio guterres, says the report should act as a code red for humanity. so let s look at some of the report s key points: his graph shows the w
suggest david cameron made around £7 million from the failed finance company greensill. the president of belarus calls the uk america s lapdog after britain and the us announce new sanctions against his country over human rights violations. wild cheering nightclubs reopen in scotland as people enjoy their first evening for a year and a half with almost no covid restrictions. and a heroes welcome for the last of the team gb athletes to return home from success in tokyo. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel. jack grealish is officially introduced as a manchester city player following his record breaking £100 million transfer from aston villa. good evening. un experts have issued their starkest warning yet on the climate, saying that humans have changed the planet irreversibly. the group of the world s leading scientists say global warming is already causing extreme heatwaves, heavy rainfall, droughts and tropical cyclones. the un secretary general said the use
champion. hello. no, don t adjust your set this is the media show on the bbc. but that theme tune to news at 10 and the famous bongs are part of our popular culture, along with the high angle sweep across london over the rooftops along the thames to meet the face of big ben. all that is part of the iconography of british television news, but who watches the big network bulletins these days? more and more gen z ers and millennials are increasingly moving online to get their news and information. some older demographics, too, are attracted to more partisan, opinionated platforms. gb news, i m looking at you. even some politicians are openly disparaging of what they call the mainstream media. so, how can itv s news at 10 and channel 4 news, with a soon to be departing john snow, win audiences back? is it a lost cause in this fractured multimedia age in which we live, or can trust be regained? well, if anyone s got an idea, it d better be my next guest deborah turness, the bo
restrictions have come into force. and thousands take to the streets of amsterdam as the city marks the 25th anniversary of its first gay pride parade. hello and welcome. reports from northern afghanistan say there s heavy fighting in the city of kunduz, where government forces are trying to push back taliban militants. in the city of kunduz, where government forces are trying to push back taliban militants. a taliban spokesman said their fighters had already captured some districts and were inching towards the centre of the city. fierce fighting is also reported in the centre of another afghan provincial capital, sar e pol. earlier, the taliban said they had taken control of sheberghaan the second provincial capital to have fallen in two days. on saturday us central command said it had intensified air strikes richard galpin reports. in this fast moving offensive the taliban are claiming a second province, sheberghaan, is in their hands. here video film for the fighters app
more than 200 are killed. new changes to the uk s covid travel restrictions have come into force. thousands flee their homes in greece as forest fires burn out of control as the country faces its most intense heatwave in more than 30 years. and. thousands take to the streets of amsterdam as the city marks the 25th anniversary of its first gay pride parade. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35. this morning s reviewers are journalist and author, shyama perera and ali miraj, a columnist at the article. i m ben boulos. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the cyclist, jason kenny, has become britain s greatest ever olympian, after winning his seventh gold medal on the final day of the tokyo games. the 33 year old s win in the men s keirin final also gave him a british record ninth olympic medal. on the final day of the games in tokyo. this is how the medals table stands. the united states has overtaken china to take the top spot.