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also tonight, an emergecy leaders summit at the elysee as things go from bad to worse in ukraine. that meeting is coming to a close this hour. we will bring you all the reaction. good evening. by any measure, this is the year of the climate election. 4 billion people, that s roughly half the world s population, will vote on green policies that will impact not only them and theirfamilies but generations to come. the science is not on the ballot. that was settled a long time ago. what is in question is what the leading parties around the world intend to do about the crisis, specifically, what is their plan to phase out oil, gas, and coal? and nowhere is that question more important than in the united states the largest emitter of climate pollution in history, and the second largest annual emitter behind china. the man who has been steering us policy on climate isjohn kerry, who will step down in the coming months. so a time then to reflect on what has been achieved, and ....
new post brexit trade arrangements between northern ireland, the rest of the uk and the european union have been set out by the uk government. the democratic unionist party refused to support earlier trade plans but has backed this new deal. so what do we know? well, it will reduce checks and paperwork on goods going from great britain to northern ireland. there will be no routine checks on british items being sold to consumers in northern ireland. however, some british products brought in for processing, such as raw materials and components, will still face full customs processes. to discuss what s at stake, i m joined by roger pollen head of the federation of small businesses for northern ireland. roger, lovely to see you again. good morning. roger, lovely to see you again. good morning. good day for you toda ? it good morning. good day for you today? it is good morning. good day for you today? it is a good morning. good day for you today? it is a very good morning ....
in society anyway so need to get on top of making sure everyone can access those services and a stage of mitigation and prevention as opposed to trying to meet demand. to trying to meet demand. speaking to trying to meet demand. speaking to some young to trying to meet demand. speaking to some young people, to trying to meet demand. speaking to some young people, a to trying to meet demand. speaking to some young people, a lot - to trying to meet demand. speaking to some young people, a lot have i to some young people, a lot have said they feel the good friday agreement is something that belongs to the past and they are only interested in the future but would young people like to see the agreement changed?- young people like to see the agreement changed? yes, that is definitely worth agreement changed? yes, that is definitely worth exploring - agreement changed? yes, that is| definitely worth exploring because agreement changed? yes, that is i definitely worth ....
to scrolling and why she thinks there should be better protection for young people. an emotional goodbye from one of the greatest of all time. roger federer leaves the stage for the final time. the 20 time grand slam champion, plays his last competitive match and bows out from tennis. not a bad weekend ahead. a largely fine saturday with sunny spells and a few scattered showers. make the most of this weekend s whether, turning noticeably cool it next week. all of the details coming up. it s saturday, the 24th of september. the chancellor has defended the government s plans to boost the economy, after announcing the biggest package of tax cuts in 50 years. kwasi kwarteng s measures include two big changes to income tax in england, wales and northern ireland from next april, plus a reduction in stamp duty. opposition parties and some tory mps have criticised the decision to cut taxes for the wealthy during a cost of living crisis, as ben king reports. here in reading and around ....
good morning. it is a cold start in some parts of the north of the country, temperatures close to freezing. for many, it will cloud over with scattered showers developing and some of those will be heavy and thundery. i will have all the details later in the programme. it s tuesday 21st may. rishi sunak says the government will pay whatever it takes to compensate the victims of the the infected blood scandal. details of the scheme are expected to be announced later today. it s been described as the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. yesterday a public inquiry highlighted a catalogue of failures over many years, which it said had catastrophic consequences. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more. cheering and applause. a moment of relief and joy after years of grief, frustration and anger. sir brian langstaff delivers his findings to just some of the thousands of people whose lives have been touched by the infected blood scandal. outside, ....