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most will need proof of vaccination but bans on non us citizens arriving from many countries will end. facebook says its spending billions on safety as a whistleblower tells british mps that the social media platform is making hatred worse. and it s a royal affair as japan gets ready for their princess to marry a commoner before the couple leave for a new life in the united states. hello and welcome to the programme. let s start in afghanistan and a distressing snapshot of the unravelling humanitarian situation. the un has warned of a countdown to catastrophe, with millions facing starvation. already, hospitals are seeing horrific scenes of malnutrition. the situation has deteriorated sharply, since the taliban seized power in august. international funds, which propped up the economy have been stopped as the world debates how to deal with the new regime. our correspondent, yogita limaye cameraman sanjay ganguly and producer imogen anderson have wit ....
civilians and you should free all those detained. washington confirms its new coronavirus rules, for travel to the us tourists will need proof they ve been vaccinated, and a negative covid test. and a royal wedding, without the pomp. japan gets ready for their princess to marry a commoner before the couple leave for a new life in the united states. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start in afghanistan with a distressing snapshot of the unravelling humanitarian situation. the un has warned that millions are facing starvation with the situation deteriorating sharply, since the taliban seized power in august. international funds, which propped up the economy have been stopped as the world debates how to deal with the new regime. our correspondent, yogita limaye cameraman sanjay ganguly and producer imogen anderson have witnessed, first hand, the dire situation on the ground in herat. a warning there are disturbing images, in thi ....
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start in afghanistan with a distressing snapshot of the unravelling humanitarian situation. the un has warned that millions are facing starvation with the situation deteriorating sharply, since the taliban seized power in august. international funds, which propped up the economy have been stopped as the world debates how to deal with the new regime. our correspondent, yogita limaye cameraman sanjay ganguly and producer imogen anderson have witnessed, first hand, the dire situation on the ground in herat. a warning there are disturbing images, in this report, from the start. this is what starvation does to a country. to its tiniest lives. six month old usman. habib ur rehman, born three months ago. afghanistan was barely surviving before the taliban took over, but now foreign funds which propped up this country have been frozen. putting at leasti million children at risk of dying. in this ward, ....
and: the fairytale royal wedding injapan but the couple celebrate without the usual pomp and circumstance. and they say it s the best medicine so it s no surprise that laughter therapy is on the rise. we ll talk to an expert later. hello and welcome to the programme. one of the world s most criticised polluters, australia, has formally adopted a net zero emissions target by 2050. itjoins other countries around the world in promising to make the nation carbon neutral by then. the prime minister, scott morrison, made the long delayed pledge after bargaining with resistant mps within his government. he said australia had a plan to lower emissions, but it does not include ending its massive fossil fuel sectors. many critics have said that australia the world s second biggest coal exporter has been too slow on climate action despite suffering from bushfires, floods and drought partly blamed on global warming. australians want action on climate change. they are taki ....
we can say it is nothing to do with us and cross our arms. act now before it s too late david attenborough issues a warning to the world s leaders ahead of the cop26 climate summit. feeling the pressure. manchester united boss ole gunnar solskjaer dominates the back pages, with his future looking uncertain, while ronaldo insists players should take the blame. today will be mild for all. rain in the northern half of the country and cloud for the rest and also windy. all the details in about nine minutes. it s tuesday, 26th october. millions of public sector workers are in line for a pay rise next year after it was announced the chancellor is to end the year long pay freeze. ahead of tomorow s budget, rishi sunak said it was right that public sector workers should see their wages go up, with better than expected economic conditions. here s our political correspondent, nick eardley. millions of public sector workers have faced a pay freeze this year. the government had s ....