to me now is john a horse iraqi is a marine biologist and director at greenpeace and he's helped win several major victories for marine conservation in recent years welcome john a greenpeace has been campaigning to create this large antarctic ocean sanctuary that was proposed by the but the international body overseeing marine life in the entire arctic is voted the proposal down what's your reaction. john do you hear me. i think we're having trouble with the line to john i really will try and reconnect with john later in the program if we can bring that let's move on to some sports news and simone biles has become the first ever gymnasts to win thirteen one championship gold medals and she's amazingly won the final three medals while suffering from a kidney stone the twenty one year old seen here in qualification last saturday one the individual vault event at the artistic gymnastics one championships group the record set by billie ruth in baton rouge in nineteen ninety six it was the americans third gold medal of the week putting her halfway to a possible sweep of six golds in. nort

we have a marine biologist and oceans can find -- campaign director from greenpeace. let's talk about this. >> it is disappointing. it is a really big missed opportunity. 2.7 million people from around the world are pushing for action on this and it looks like we will have to wait a bit longer. it is a truly amazing place. i had d the opportununity to vit the peninsula and explore these waters underwater earlier this year. it is teeming with life. phil: it is a wonderful place. it is a beautiful place but why is it important? why do you believe it is important to get a deal to preserve it? >> there is nothing like it in the world. it is unique. every species that lives in the ocean is not found anywhere else on earth. also, there is some real urgency. the antarctic peninsula is warming faster than anywhere else on earth. it is also under threat from an expandining krill fishshery. that is an industrial fleet that is vacuuming up p enormous quantities of crustaceans that are important for penguins, wales and the whole food chain in the antarctic phil:. why is it diffic

it ran online and cinema for greenpeace in august of this year.someone else, and the fact that they removed palm oilfrom their own brand projects, we knew there would be challenges but we did not realise there would be banned. it was not a plan to make it a viral ad and we worked on weeks to get this through. that has been the suggestion that this was a clever plot which means far more were watching at them might of done before. yes, that is the story that some are saying, we would never be so cavalier as to recommend something so high risk. you can never guarantee that something is going to go viral but i can honestly say hand on heart that us and iceland were devastated when we found out after weeks of work that this ad could not see the light of day because all of us would have wa nted day because all of us would have wanted it to air on television but what has happened now, over 55 million people have seen this film isa million people have seen this film is a happy coincidence of some bad news. what does that say to you about the way we consum

from greenpeace usa. this is use with crystal's coba now who's he sizing up the u.s. economy before next week's midterms how does it duck look strong till the final u.s. jobs report before next tuesday's vote shows that employers are still hiring two hundred fifty thousand new jobs were created in october according to the u.s. labor department now the unemployment rate is said he had three point seven percent meaning the u.s. labor market is considered to be near full employment g.d.p. growth in the third quarter came in at three and a half percent slightly down from the previous quarter but still strong so the u.s. economy continues to fire on all cylinders as the country bears to go to the polls on tuesday let's get the view from wall street with our correspondent korda what did investors make of this most recent job report for the labor market remains red hot the unemployment rate was three point seven percent as you mentioned meaning that we are seeing the lowest unemployment rate since december nineteenth sixty nine so in almost the fifty years and also wages for

thorpe was once a key target for environmental campaigners greenpeace.sioning has to be done well, with skilled people who know the technologies and new processes. for me personally, the technological aspect, the most challenging aspect, is making sure with that after the people. thorpe was once a key target for environmental campaigners greenpeace. they now agree that decommissioning creates exciting opportunities. decommissioning has to be done well, with skilled people who know what they're doing and have experience of doing it. so we support decommissioning work and if sellafield wants to become a global leader of that, we are supportive. under there is nitric acid with a lot of radioactive substances in? correct. thorpe once symbolised ambitious plans for a future of cheap and clean nuclear power. its legacy though is a contaminated facility which will take decades to decommission. theo leggett, bbc news, sellafield. they're meant to be quick and convenient, but could shopping at smaller stores owned by britain's best—known supermarket brands be cos

the images from greenpeace are bleak but grab attention for iceland in a crowded christmas advertising palm oil demands threaten the habitat of orangutans. and iceland's commitment to no longer use palm oil in their own products. environmentalists point out that tv screens at christmas will be filled with adverts for products containing palm oil such as cosmetics, mince pies and chocolates. palm oil production is a $40 billion global industry and provides employment for thousands of workers and small—scale producers. however, its production has been one of the biggest causes of deforestation in borneo and indonesia, the natural habitat of the orangutan. 0h, rang—tan in my bedroom, now i do know what to do. i'll fight to save your home and i'll stop you feeling blue. in promoting the issue, the advert has been banned from television due to its potentially politicised message. iceland's managing director told the bbc he was very disappointed and surprised by the decision. instead his company elected to share the video by a social media which is exempt. on twitter the company says... sinc

will be diminished by a new parliamentary democracy the votes been tainted by fraud allegations greenpeace activists are occupying a polish coal fired power plant ahead of un climate talks on sunday nine protest has climbed to the top of the main chimney the state run power plant in the central city of black stalled is the biggest polluter in europe. this kind of action should encourage everybody to your demands from political and business leaders who are. just trying to do is just transition from call towards renewable energy and energy efficiency that's the only solution for humankind because science is clear there is only a couple of years basically twelve years left for developed countries to quit call in order to prevent climate catastrophe now protecting the world's water has been the focus for thousands of entrepreneurs and environmental experts at a conference in kenya the so-called blue economy is valued at six trillion dollars conference or reports from nairobi. on the sidelines of the world's first blue economy conference delegates are treated to a shoe of clothes and bags craft

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waters around antarctica china russia and norway oppose the plan the environmental organization greenpeace calls it a lost opportunity and it is very very important that diplomatic pressure continue in the coming year this means all diplomatic channels should use every available opportunity to attempt to make russia china and norway give up their rejection of the way don't see marine reserves. fishing boats are already advancing in search of krill shellfish that are in high demand worldwide because of their omega three fatty acids healthy for humans but environmentalist say efforts to protect the weddell see are far from over. a symbol of biles has become the first ever gymnasts to win thirteen world championship gold medals remarkably she won the final three while suffering from a kidney stone the twenty one year old won the individual vols events at the artistic gymnastics world champion for breaking that evolution vitale showboat in one thousand nine hundred ninety six near before she was born it was the americans third goal that left the week with the hard way to one possible sweep of

thorp was once a key target for environmental campaigners greenpeace.that decommissioning creates exciting opportunities. decommissioning has to be unwell, with skilled people, who know what they are doing and have experience doing it. so we support decommissioning work, and if sellafield wants to become a world leader in that, we support it. thorp once supported ambitious plans for a future of clean nuclear power. its legacy is a facility which will take decades to decommission. that's it for the business briefing this hour. the royal college of psychiatrists says many women who experience a traumatic birth are being let down by the nhs. new research suggests as many as one in 25 experience ptsd after child birth, affecting around 30,000 women a year in the uk. our correspondent jamie coulson reports. that's mr... when anna gave birth to her daughter maisie, it should have been one of the happiest days of her life. but when competition is led to an emergency caesarean section, it rapidly became one of the most frightening. there was a lot of people aro

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environmental trip greenpeace is sounding the alarm in russia they claim the thirteen killer whales are going to be illegally sold to oceanarium in china adding more than a dozen of the globally threatened marine mammals have already been exported there over the past five years. to keep orcas in cages is true torture for them. to make you just take out the decision was really. oceanarium straining process is frequently based on food deprivation if the orcas don't do what they are told they are simply not being fed the conditions the mammals are held in their shortened their life expectancy in captivity they only five six years versus eighty years in the wild. ok i'll be back in just a few minutes time with all the latest updates from r t q here in moscow this friday morning. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does what mike was hoping when the board was run from the eyes of god i'm sure this is going to going to go through. woods as the fee that he got into the sea at the last possible by brigham proprietary software you do

environmental group greenpeace is sunday in the alarm in russia they claim thirteen killer whales are going to be a legally sold to oceanarium in china more than a dozen of the globally threaten marine mammals have already been exported there over the past five years. zookeeper orcas he cages is true torture for them it's. just. people's courage to me and. to make it just because the decision was really. just. oceanarium straining process is frequently based on food deprivation give the orcas don't do what they are told they are simply not being fed the conditions the mammals are held in their shortened their life expectancy in captivity to the early five six years versus eighty years in the wild. life from moscow this is r.t. international i'm back with the big stories affecting your friday in just over a half an hour's time in the meantime let's get a check in with sophie shevardnadze and discover he's in the hot seat today. through. route through. the roof blew. both the republicans and democrats claim victory in the wake of the midterm elections but it seems the election settled l

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that environmental group greenpeace is sounding the alarm in russian they claim thirteen endangered killer whales are going to be illegally sold to china that more than a dozen of the marine mammals have already been exported there over the past five years. to keep orcas and cages used through torture for them. to make you just pick out the fish and wish it would. just. oceanarium straining process is frequently based on food deprivation if the orcas don't do what they are told they are simply not being fed the conditions the mammals are held in their shortened their life expectancy tenfold in captivity they only five six years versus eighty years in the wild. well from the depths of the ocean to the stars next with oksana the future of space exploration i'll be back with all the stellar news in thirty minutes time keep it right here marty. both the republicans and democrats claim victory in the wake of the midterm elections but it seems the election settled little if anything now there is a dueling investigation gridlock on steroids is this what the voters voted for. hello and welcome to

environmental group greenpeace is sounding the alarm in russia they claim thirteen killer whales are going to be legally sold to ocean arabs in china i think more than a dozen of the global threatened marine mammals have already been exported of the past five years. if you keep orcas he cages is true torture for them is. just. i mean both personally and. to make it just because the young jewish and worst thing ever in the. oceanarium straining process is frequently based on food deprivation which give the orcas don't do what they are told they are simply not being fat the conditions the mammals are held in their shortened their life expectancy tenfold in captivity they only five six years versus eighty years in the wild. well that's it from the team and myself it ought to be for the salad mcculloch neil harvey will be on the shooter giving you updates so it will double headlines throughout the. show seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. any. get to shape out of this thing comes to educate and in detroit because the trail. went on many find themselves worlds apart we choose to

the images, from greenpeace, are bleak, but grab attention for iceland in a crowded christmas advertisingemand threatens the habitat of orangutans and iceland's commitment to no longer use palm oil in their own products. environmentalists point out that tv screens at christmas will be filled with adverts for products containing palm oil, such as cosmetics, mince pies and chocolates. palm oil production is a $40 billion global industry and provides employment for thousands of workers and small—scale producers. however, its production has been one of the biggest causes of deforestation in borneo in indonesia, the natural habitat of the orangutan. 0h, rangtan in my bedroom, now i do know what to do. i'll fight to save your home and i'll stop you feeling blue... in promoting the issue, the advert has been banned from television due to its potentially politicised message. iceland's managing director told the bbc he was very disappointed and surprised by the decision. instead, his company elected to share the video via social media, which is exempt. on twitter, the company says: "we want to sha

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thorpe was once a key target for environmental campaigners, greenpeace.issioning creates exciting opportunities. decommissioning has to be done well, with skilled people who know what they are doing and have experience in doing it. so we support decommissioning work and if that sellafield wants to become a global leader of that, we are supportive. under there is nitric acid with a lot of radioactive substances? thorpe once symbolised ambitious plans for a future of keep cheap and clean nuclear power. its legacy though, is a contaminated facility which will take decades to decommission. theo leggett, bbc news, sellafield. the headlines on bbc news. former brexit secretary dominic raab criticises the government's "lack of political will and resolve" in dealing with the eu. president trump visits northern california, where 76 people have been confirmed dead and more than 1200 missing following wildfires. mental health in the workplace should be given the same status as physical health, say 50 top business executives. president trump has said the us will dete

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for a mental group greenpeace is sounding the alarm in russia they claim thirteen killer whales are going to be sold illegally to oceanarium in china i think more than a dozen of the globally threatened marine mammals have already been exported there just over the past five years. or because the cage is used through torture for that is. just. people to me and. to make it just because the issues are worst thing ever in the. oceanarium straining process is frequently based on food deprivation of the orcas don't do what they are told they are simply not being fed the conditions the mammals are held in there shorten their life expectancy tenfold in captivity they only five six years versus eighty years in the wild. it was the audience of ashfall thanks for joining us so i will be back in off an hour with the latest global news updates. on me. it's been seventy years since the united nations a don't did the universal declaration on human rights but in many places in for mainz a declaration and not a reality how to bridge the divide between practice and preaching. i've been saying the numbers m

greenpeace has just today released a report saying that south africa has the most polluting of coal—firedhole world. they found the world's most polluted blackspot, in terms of nitrogen dioxide, one of the key greenhouse gases, to be in your country. you have to transition away from coal. how are you going to do it? we are transitioning. this is why, right now, as i speak to you, in the last four years, we've connected over 3,700 megawatts of clean energy, from solar, from wind, from biomass. as i understand it... in the last four years. you're the energy minister, correct me, correct me if i'm wrong, right now, renewables represent less than 4% of your energy mix. they are, but we are growing that. less than 4%! yes! the reality. and your own calculations and projections show that the amount of c02 emitted by your economy, because of this massive reliance on coal, the amount of co2 emissions is going to go up between 2020 and 2025, despite all of the promises your government made, along with all other governments as part of the paris climate accord. no, that is not correct. right now we

meanwhile on sunday thousands took to the streets in iran's capital to express their anger over america greenpeace and sanctions the demonstrations also marked the thirty ninth anniversary of the storming of the u.s. embassy in the city the new restrictions imposed on iran target its oil banking and shipping sectors as well as foreign companies doing business with iran with more his more against. these sanctions come into force now on the fifth of november in the u.s. thirty nine years plus a day since the rainy and revolutionaries stormed the u.s. embassy in tehran in one nine hundred seventy nine america really holds grudges the rogue regime in iran spread death destruction and chaos the arabian dictatorships long campaign remains the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism the guy even tweeted a picture of himself styled after the game of thrones t.v. show with the message that sanctions a coming play on winter is coming why he did this remains a mystery since everyone knew that they were coming he and his government all said this months ago iran spent many years under these same sanctions c

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the environmental group greenpeace is sundering the alarm in russia they claim thirteen killer whales are going to be a legally sold to ocean nerve in china adding more than a dozen of the globally threatened molds have already been exported there over the past five years. to keep orcas in cages is true torture for them. people. to make it just because the decision was really. just. oceanarium straining process is frequently based on food deprivation give the orcas don't do what they are told they are simply not being fed the conditions the mammals are held in their shortened their life expectancy tenfold in captivity they only five six years versus eighty years in the wild. yes story worth following and we will continue to do so a lot indeed is how your friday afternoon and used a roundup expert i'll get the latest with me in iran half an hour's time next that we're checking in with peter labelling a guest for another ball it's of course talking. with this manufacturer can be sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling class is a project. themselves. in the financial merry go round o

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service infiltration because there's an ongoing investigation into surveillance of jerry corbett and greenpeace and other problem viral mental activist groups i think these days people understand that they're potentially under constant surveillance anyway we've all got. a microphone in our pocket most of the day that apparently can be accessed remotely with the right equipment say so you know the idea behind working the way that we have with extinction rebellion is organized everything above ground you might know that most of our events go up on facebook we hold public meetings there's very little that gets kept a secret so as far as i'm concerned and infiltration to this movement don't you find out what they can find out already if you know criticism well their messaging some criticisms of the mainstream media that you are the activists from extinction of being responsible for graffiti yeah we have a not enough to me use chalk spray which is a kind of pigment spray paint washes off very easily in fact if you spray it on to a window and then somebody enters the seeing to wipe that off we have h

industrial fessing mining and deep sea drilling now clarke reports then february al-jazeera joined the greenpeace icebreaker the arctic sunrise as she pushed through into the remote board says of the weddell sea collecting evidence to support the bid to turn a huge section into an ocean sanctuary it is a vasan known territory few ships venture here almost year round sea ice making it a challenge to fall for most. it's like opening it here to the border. yet of the great. war. after several days of trying we finally broke through and we took a chance in a rare window of weather to take to the air to see what may soon become the largest protected area on a so what we're looking at here is melting yes sea ice and great icebergs to be up off the glass is sweeping up james ross island at the weddell sea extends way to a distance over that proposed area pretty much just touched by human activity always new scientific research is taking place. it's the realm of the penguin and myriad marine species but it's not the realm of man and many want to keep it that way the sentry proposal would protect an area

with nobel peace prize laureates now dennis mccoy get an ad special antarctic sanctuary follows greenpeace as they campaign to create the largest protected area on the left an annual convention that gives a platform to a global dialogue on critical challenges facing our world a new two part documentary that reveals the shocking realities of the global arms trade december on al-jazeera. china could be facing a debt iceberg that's according to s. and p. global trumpet ministration just been insisting towards the saudis and other oil producers that they want to have more production to cool down the prices we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries facing realities the pain starts from the very beginning got there by a school providing context housing is not just about four walls and a roof hear their story and talk to al-jazeera. opposition continues to build against the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sultan mounte

ingenuity that we are going to have to apply thorpe was once a key target for environmental campaigners greenpeace creates exciting opportunities. decommissioning has to be done well, with skilled people who know what they're doing and have experience of doing it. so we support decommissioning work and if sellafield wants to become a global leader of that, we are supportive. under there is nitric acid with a lot of radioactive substances in? correct. thorpe once symbolised ambitious plans for a future of cheap and clean nuclear power. its legacy though is a contaminated facility which will take decades to decommission. they're meant to be quick and convenient, but could shopping at smaller stores owned by britain's best—known supermarket brands be costing us more? a survey carried out for the bbc‘s inside out programme found customers are paying much higher prices for exactly the same products in smaller outlets compared to the larger supermarkets. jonathan gibson explains. more and more of us are shopping in convenience stores. they now account for a quarter of the grocery market. but are we payi

more than four billion times for europe alone oceans have become the deskins and they are dying greenpeace activists branded the move as a good first step but says it's not the sole solution obviously things that we do at home recycling can help with the plastic problem but it's really not a problem we can just recycle our way out of so much plastic is produced inside it's a truckload of plastics don't into the sea every second recycling isn't going to fix this problem we need to start cutting plastic off the source and having reusable alternatives instant plastics aren't the only form of voice polluting the planet russia has been working with its counterparts to clean up the entry of baby after the nuclear waste from a former soviet naval base leaked into the barents sea in the one nine hundred eighty s. i guess more committed to promoting secular fashion than i get at clothing should be continuously rewarding. and there were other solutions in the making guests didas are among the latest ring a retailers touting an eco friendly campaign offering some type of recycling options to their cl

greenpeace activists occupying poland's biggest coal plant ahead of un climate talks on sunday nine protesters climb to the top of the main chimney and are staying overnight the state run power plant in their step towards central city of belchertown of is the biggest producer in europe and one of the largest coal power plants in the world. this kind of action should encourage everybody to law demands from political and business leaders to. just try to do a just transition from coal towards renewable energy and energy efficiency that's the only solution for humankind because science is clear there is only a couple of years basically twelve years left for developed countries to quit call in order to prevent climate catastrophe. protecting the world's water has been the focus for thousands of entrepreneurs and environmental experts at a conference in kenya the so-called blue economy is valued at six trillion dollars catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. on the sidelines of the world's first blue economy conference delegates are treated to a shoe of clothes and bags crafted from fish skin all th