the other thing he said was, the american economy are strong. now on bbc news, dateline london. he said this on friday. you do. and the other economies what do you think we should take from this spat over the amazon between jair bolsonaro, the sum would say trumpian politician, he is certainly are not doing well. populist, certainly sceptical of climate change, and emanuel macron? i noticed people are saying this will be the moment at the start he says, if i am doing well, another of boris johnson s premiership country is not doing so well. where he will ally himself with trump. but as we know, the complexities of global trade and globalisation hello, and welcome to the programme means that the best way to tackle this is to work together. that hosts debate between leading uk columnists and the foreign there doesn t seem to be any correspondents who file sign from donald trump their stories to the folks back home that he will embark on this set but when it comes to issues to d
for germany s die welt. the canadian broadcaster jeffrey kofman, suzanne lynch, who writes from washington for the irish times, and catherine pepinster, a commentator on religious affairs, and former editor of the tablet. the amazon, the lung of our planet, is burning . so tweeted emmanuel macron, the president of france, late thursday. he s the host of the g7 summit, in biarritz this weekend, and proposed putting it on the agenda. which, to jair bolsonaro, brazil s president, is just so much hot air. after all, burning forest to clear land for cattle and the growing of soya is to meet a global demand, not least from western nations. brazil exports more soya than any other country. still, on friday, he bowed to the pressure and sent in the military to tackle the fires. brazil isn t one of the self described advanced economies that make up the g7. china isn t either, but it lobbed an economic hand grenade on the eve of the summit, announcing fresh tariffs on american goods.
this is the reason for the protests taking place in the large cities of brazil, in sao paulo, brasilia, and rio. this has also caused the international outcry. this is a global crisis, because these are considered the lungs of the world. and just on a human level, and an emotional level almost, it is extremely upsetting, extremely disturbing, to see this kind of devastation unfolding in front of you. now it s time for a look at the weather with nick miller. plenty of hazy sunshine to be had. a lot of sunshine compared to yesterday. cloud for the channel islands, west wales and may be edging towards the coast of north west england to the afternoon. it is going to feel a bit hotter than yesterday. where you have cloud temperatures may be a couple of degrees lower but for many of us adding a few degrees to these temperatures. more of us creeping to 30 or even 32 in parts of south east england. into tonight and some areas of cloud across western parts and fog patches so there cou
this week: borisjohnson‘s brexit diplomacy appears to pay off in berlin. no bromance for bojo in paris, though. we ll be discussing which matters more. plus: with the amazon on fire, brazil accuses the g7 nations of colonial meddling. but is the g7 fiddling whilst the global economy burns? around the table with me are thomas kielinger, a biographer, and for many years london correspondent for germany s die welt. the canadian broadcaster jeffrey kofman suzanne lynch, who writes from washington for the irish times, and catherine pepinster, a commentator on religious affairs, and former editor of the tablet. the amazon, the lung of our planet, is burning . so tweeted emmanuel macron, the president of france, late thursday. he s the host of the g7 summit, in biarritz this weekend, and proposed putting it on the agenda. which, to jair bolsonaro, brazil s president, is just so much hot air. after all, burning forest to clear land for cattle and the growing of soya is to meet a g
with the illegal use of drones, which has caused huge disruption to flights into and out of gatwick airport. sussex police say a man and a woman are in custody, but that investigations are continuing. flights were suspended for a third day yesterday because of a new drone sighting, before operators were assured the military measures put in place made it safe for the runway to re open. gatwick airport says it aims to run: a full schedule today operating 757 flights carrying over 124,000 passengers. the airport say passengers should expect some delays and cancellations as they continue to recover operations following the three days of disruption. munaza rafiq has more. after hundreds of cancelled flights, this was the reaction when passengers heard that they were up and running again. it came after the airport was closed forjust over an hour after the sighting of another drone. they told us that the flight was cancelled and that we had to collect our luggage. after unpreceden