broadband and buildings and and we meet the teacher housing, it is enormous. we who s just won a million dollars in a unesco backed prize. have 50,000 water utilities for example across the country and have so many different concerns on the plates when it comes to it feels amazing and it really validates the work the teachers cleaning rivers and streams. put inside and outside the this legislation needs physical classroom every day. certainty for a lot of the state local entities, but they are the ones who are going to have to ultimately cultivate and harness this funding to lead to long term structural change. let s take a look at some other stories hello and welcome in the headlines. to the programme. in an unexpected move, the world s two biggest producers of greenhouse gases the us and china have agreed to co operate more closely on climate issues over the us plane maker, boeing, the next decade. has admitted liablity for the deadly crash two years ago in ethiopia o
president lukashenko of belarus is trying to engineer a confrontation with the european union in retaliation for the sanctions imposed on him and warsaw is warning that the very security of the eu is at stake. however, this crisis comes at a time when relations between the eu and poland s ruling justice and law party or pis are extremely strained. there are severe disagreements on a range of issues such as controversial changes to thejudiciary, lgbt rights and press freedoms. my guest is polish deputy foreign minister paweljablonski. why is poland finding it so difficult to integrate with its western partners and howjustified are concerns that it could exit the eu? deputy foreign minister paweljablonski in warsaw welcome to hardtalk. the migrant crisis on the belarus border is an eu wide problem. the polish prime minister has been meeting michelle, the president of the european council. mister michel said it s important to act quickly against belarus if necessary. what kind o
welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. thousands of migrants have been making their way to poland from neighbouring belarus. many are stranded at the border in freezing weather with few provisions and large groups have been trying to force their way into poland. the polish government says president lukashenko of belarus is trying to engineer a confrontation with the european union in retaliation for the sanctions imposed on him and warsaw is warning that the very security of the eu is at stake. however, this crisis comes at a time when relations between the eu and poland s ruling justice and law party or pis are extremely strained. there are severe disagreements on a range of issues such as controversial changes to the judiciary, lgbt rights and press freedoms. my guest is polish deputy foreign minister pawel jablonski. why is poland finding it so difficult to integrate with its western partners and howjustified are concerns that it could exit the eu? deputy foreign mini
rather than the roads. yorkshire are investigating a new racism allegation this time from a former academy cricketer. it comes after their new chairman said azeem rafiq should be praised for being a whistleblower on discrimination. this is poppies, an artwork that captured the nation back in 2014. i ll start to the day and a mild day generally. we have cloud and rain moving across england and wales and wales and showers in scotland and northern ireland with sunshine in between and wherever you are, it will be breezy. good morning. a man who was injured caving in the brecon beacons has been rescued after being trapped underground for two days. he is said to be in good spirits after 250 worked in shifts to bring him to safety. 0ur correspondence sent this report. mission accomplished. after more than two days of painstaking, exhausting work, relief all round. together, these volunteers carried the casualty through an underground assault course of boulders, streams and ledges,