so we're in bridge sound, barbados. we're on the campus of the west indies, university of this uh, the day of the summit today is already starting to wrap up. the conclusion of this historic, unprecedented summit is on thursday, the 27th. but like you said, it's one thing to talk about. reparations of completely different things to talk about how it's going to be implemented in that is really the central theme of this meeting, taking place here in, in barbados today, this has gone from the topic that was once considered friends to now becoming a global movement. and if we can talk about one aspect of this, a reparations movement that's gain the most traction, that's it's this idea of building a unified framework for how to proceed in terms of global advocacy, in terms of a global legal framework that can be presented before an international community, specifically before international courts, like the international court of justice. what we're seeing are members of representatives from the african union representatives

some half a 1000000 people were in slaves and barbados. now, nearly 2 centuries after emancipation, the small caribbean nation has become a leading voice for slavery. reparations. the delegates meeting and barbados this week are expected to devise an international framework for advocacy at an international level building off a 10 point plan for repair tory justice. this includes things like debt cancellation, development projects, and formal apologies from european governments who activists say, continue to read the fruits of slave labor language and i follow al jazeera bridgetown, barbados. there's a year to go into the olympic games good underway and powers is getting ready. that includes a $1000000000.00 project to clean up the river. se latasha bought the reports from the french capital on the outskirts of paris. the crew of a catamaran collects polluting waist allergy and even dead fish from the same rivers on together. united fishes clean up ahead is next use powers olympic games. remy looms worked on the river for more than a decade

some half a 1000000 people were in slaves and barbados. now, nearly 2 centuries after emancipation, the small caribbean nation has become a leading voice for slavery reparations. the delegates meeting and barbados this week are expected to devise an international framework for advocacy at an international level. building off a 10 point plan for repair tory justice. this includes things like that cancellation development projects and formal apologies from european governments who activists say continue to read the fruits of slave labor. means that happened to al jazeera, bridgetown, barbados, and metal is doing as from bridge town metal. it's good to talk to you after that report, which was really interesting and look, it's one thing to call for reparations. it's another to actually get the organizers of the summit. must know that. what do they actually expect to happen to the challenges are massive cereals. good to be with you were in bridge town, barbados, behind me, the campus for the university of the west indies. now day 3 of this unpr

some half a 1000000 people were in slaves in barbados. now, nearly 2 centuries after emancipation, the small caribbean nation has become a leading voice for slavery. reparations. the delegates meeting and barbados this week are expected to devise an international framework for advocacy at an international level building off a 10 point plan for repair tory justice. this includes things like debt cancellation, development projects, and formal apologies from european governments who activists say, continue to read the fruits of slave labor, means nothing to al jazeera bridgetown, barbados. the union, representing nearly 340000 possible delivery service employees in the united states, has reached a tentative contract agreement, averting a strike. deal is seen as a major victory for such and nathan movement in the us, christmas leave me reports from new york of the ups drivers were ready to walk off the job, holding practice tickets. as the expiration date of their contract approached, they had an agreement on safety issues like air conditioni

i'm coming through on barbados. the legacy of slavery remains a law sugarcane plantations, some dating back hundreds of years still cover the landscape. but at the barbados museum, art historian alessandra cummings says, time as allowed barbarians to reverse the narrative on the past. last part of the reason why we follow the scholar in this way, it's a kind of me telling of traditional narrative narratives that until fairly recently, only in the last 20 or 50 years has to be released and need conceptualize of the risk. and particularly when we're talking about education to young people, but until young people see themselves in terms of individuals taking charge of a narrative, they don't get that they have a right to identify themselves in a particular way. it was only in 2021 that more beta is became a republic. and in many ways the fledgling democracy is still shaping its identity . though barbados has yet to recover after centuries of slavery, it's a nation that's not only reclaimed the narrative over its histor

well this year, in barbados, the celebration holds unique significance as the country takes a leading role in the global movement for reparations. and what were apollo reports from bridge town, the dancers reversing for the upcoming emancipation day celebration in bridgetown. barbados, like other remnants of its colonial past. the islands crop over festival has its origins on the sugarcane plantations during the days of the transatlantic slave trade. educators like sophia grapes, say the holiday doesn't seem to erase the past, but rather flip the script turning the date into a celebration of cultural heritage. or allows shape, which is one of our traditional gases. we also celebrated was audited. traditions that even were brought here by the course as to why didn't see that, but we would have transfer the internet that we would have need for our celebration analysis. i appreciate despite your challenges, because the people had a sense of resilience and you can take a lot, i'm transformed into something beautiful. the dances are also chalk full of symbolism, drawing the color and the c

though barbados has yet to recover after centuries of slavery, it's a nation that's not only reclaimed the narrative over its history, but that's emerged as a global leader and repaired of justice. this year, barbados hosted the 1st of its kind international summit on reparations for slavery . paving the way for other former colonies, and the descendants of enslaved persons to demand reparations from european countries before international courts. as barbados looks toward a brighter future it strings as a society found it on the horrors of the slave trade now builds on a strong sense of remembrance and cultural pride when we ended up a little al jazeera bridgetown, barbados. now, strong winds have delayed the salvage of a burning ship carrying electric vehicles of the dutch coast. the 5 it began on tuesday has been extinguished, but the shifting wind doesn't go vestments smoke. supposing health and safety risk for the crew. one person has died and several others were injured. morocco rubber coated that 1st ever when a women's football wilcox, the victory of a south korea keeps alive th

some half a 1000000 people were in slaves and barbados. now, nearly 2 centuries after emancipation, the small caribbean nation has become a leading voice for slavery. reparations. the delegates meeting and barbados this week are expected to devise an international framework for advocacy at an international level building off a 10 point plan for repair tory justice. this includes things like debt cancellation, development projects, and formal apologies from european governments who activists say, continue to read the fruits of slave labor. mentalism up a little al jazeera, bridgetown, barbados. sports is not leaving a message, putting an impressive performance in his 1st start from new club into miami, the argentines for 2 goals, and just 22 minutes to help. as soon as lunch and united for mill and a cup match that performs follow the baby. and wish that was come when i came off the bench to spoil a fruitcake dismissal. joining into my on the, to, you know, hop susie. is there any 60 to 60000000 dollars each year? so the weather is going to

this year in barbados, the celebration of emancipation holds. the unique significance is the country takes a leading role in advancing the global movement for slavery. reparations manual rep . hollow reports from bridgetown, dancers river scene for the upcoming emancipation day celebration in bridgetown. barbados, like other remnants of its colonial past. the islands crop over festival has its origins on the sugarcane plantations during the days of the transatlantic slave trade. educators like sophia grades see the holiday doesn't seem to erase the past, but rather flip the script. turning the date into a celebration of cultural heritage. or last year, which is one of the traditional gases we also celebrated was not to be traditions that even were bought here by the courses. but we would have transformed the income that we would have need for our celebration analysis. i appreciate despite your challenges, because the people how to take a lot, i transform the dances are also chalk, full of simple is drawing the color and the color of the car b as

the barbados was sort of a project. it was a, it was a test and experiment for the british, who saw the massive gains of the massive potential that this system of slavery had to transform itself into an industrialized power in europe. it was slavery that gave rise to 2 industrial revolution. and that history, this, the system of governments, this system of ideology that became central to uh, to, to, to, to the way things were run. that'd be dan here in barbados. and for the people here . this is very much a part of, of, of, of their daily lives. so it's not lost on the average person here in barbados that history. and that is part of the reason that we've seen this island nation, which only in just the last couple of years became a republican, 2021. sort of come out of that as this leading voice for this global reparations movement that continues to gain steam. that's really the summit, if anything is indicative of how right the moment is now for this to be coming to international conversation. indeed, the one that will

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and when we talk about barbados, why barbados? that's the question that we've asked ourselves as well. but we want has to look at the history of this island nation to understand very clearly why this has been the sort of place where this international movement is, is gaining its momentum. or beta is when it became a british colony. in 1627. it was established as, as a colony, but along with it was established an entire system of governance and id, ology built exclusively around this idea of slavery. and when you take that into consideration and, and, and look at the context of this, it's very much in the hearts and minds of the people barbados today. so it's no surprise that this island would emerge this leading voice for a movement that's now very quickly, becoming in international conversation level. rock low in bridgetown, thanks very much for the update. now, screening actor kevin spacey has been cleared of all 9 challenges after a full week trial in london on claims of sexual assault. now the allegation state back committee 2

when we ended up a little al jazeera bridgetown, barbados, the your headlines on ours is 0. this. our funerals have been held in northwest packets them after a suicide bomber killed. at least 54 people at a political gathering. the attacker targeted a religious party in the drawer near the border with afghanistan on sunday. pakistan's prime minister described it as an attack on democracy coming to hide or is ever seen. the suspicions all that this is uh the uh the.

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some half a 1000000 people were in slaves and barbados. now, nearly 2 centuries after emancipation, the small caribbean nation has become a leading voice for slavery, reparations. the delegates meeting and barbados this week are expected to devise an international framework for advocacy at an international level building off a 10 point plan for repair tory justice. this includes things like debt cancellation, development projects, and formal apologies from european governments who activists say, continue to read the fruits of slave labor. when was it happened to al jazeera, bridgetown, barbados. okay. as allowing cancer patients instead of to cross the border to get treatment, the move follows to sit in protest. the bible, how well crossing point northwest sylvia is held by a level groups and doesn't have enough doctors or medicine. no, come on. she has more from northern syria, as we are currently inside one of these transport station trucks that are moving cancer patients in northwest in syria to the turkish hospitals in 30 year after a

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move that up a little al jazeera bridgetown, barbados, us a call. the ship continues to ban of the ducts coast a salvage cruise. wait for the savings to extinguish oil from india, one of them has been killed. others jumped overboard. some of the causes on board are electrically powered and bachelors on a tourist. the difficult to extinguish if they catch from that was the whole is following developments from in 9 island in the netherlands. the life is bulletin from the dutch coast guard says that they stricken cargo freight to free mental highway that on wednesday had been visible in the fall horizon that just north of the island of avalon a polluted lives smoke rising from it is now drifting in a westerly direction with the currants and the winds. it's now just off the neighboring freezing island of touch. really, it is on the emergency tow only that means they will only attempt to maneuver it if it drifts into international shipping lines, which currently it, he's not doing. and really a building to logically sensitive as they are is what happens

some half a 1000000 people were in slaves and barbados. now, nearly 2 centuries after emancipation, the small caribbean nation has become a leading voice for slavery, reparations. the delegates meeting and barbados this week are expected to devise an international framework for advocacy at an international level building off the 10 point plan for repair tory justice. this includes things like debt cancellation, development projects, and formal apologies from european governments who activists say, continue to read the fruits of slave labor. when was it happened to al jazeera bridgetown, barbados? it's been 70 years since former president fidel castro. let an attack on a military base in eastern cuba. his attempt to insights an uprising against the government failed, but it's widely regarded as the spark for the 1959 revolution. decades later battered by sanctions, high inflation and a sluggish economy. many cubans, a wondering whether it was all worth while that's the question at augustine, put to people in the eastern city of santiago to

a celebration in bridgetown, barbados, like other remnants of its colonial past. the islands crop over festival has its origins on the sugarcane plantations during the days of the transatlantic slave trade. educators like sophia grapes say the holiday doesn't seem to erase the past, but rather flip the script. turning the date into a celebration of cultural heritage are larger, which is one of the traditional gases. we also celebrated the traditions that even were brought here by the courses. but we would have transformed the income that we would have need for our celebration analysis. i appreciate despite your challenges, because the people how to think that we can take a lot. i'm transformed into something beautiful. the dances are also chalk, full of symbolism, droid, the color and the color of the caribbean. re sasha, as many colors of the carrier be in terms of very dance and we remove, we talked to the guy said that some of them knew what says you said earlier, we're talking about this from most north africa moves coming through on barbados. the legacy of sl

though barbados has yet to recover after centuries of slavery, it's a nation that's not only reclaimed the narrative over its history, but that's emerged as a global leader and repaired of justice. this year, barbados hosted the 1st of its kind international summit on reparations for slavery . paving the way for other former colonies and the descent in southern slave to persons to demand reparations from european countries before international courts. as barbados looks toward a brighter future it strings as a society founded on the horrors of the slave trade. now built on a strong sense of remembrance and cultural pride when we ended up a little al jazeera bridgetown, barbados, the son of a picture of the headlines here this hour, at least $44.00 people have been killed in a suicide on the list pockets don't happen to need pleasure, district quartering, i've got a stone hold on 200, i presume, to come out of high to reports from islam of a deadly attack. and by jo are in the idea of one bar, the drug focused on former drive malaria, the attack or targeting a party well, good from the d

though barbados has yet to recover after centuries of slavery, it's a nation that's not only reclaimed the narrative over its history, but that's emerged as a global leader and repaired of justice. this year, barbados hosted the 1st of its kind to international summit on reparations for slavery paving the way for other former colonies and the descendants of enslaved persons to demand reparations from european countries before international courts. as barbados looks toward a brighter future, it strings as a society found it on the horrors of the slave trade. now built on a strong sense of remembrance and cultural pride when we ended up a little al jazeera, bridgetown, barbados. okay, that's it for the fall times this news out down. jordan is quite literally waiting in the wings. he'll be here to guide you through the rest of the stage. they look at the top of the titles. they might not have the biggest stages or what they stand as tightens in the face of the flashes fall right to move if you want to show the world that the good guys comes sometimes when they are the force behind jimmy s

so the victims of slavery, monroe apollo reports in bridgetown in barbados and how the summit is the 1st step towards a tournament. a historic summit aimed at addressing reparations for the transatlantic slave trade has come to a close in bridgetown, barbados calls re power through justice. in this 21st century is the highest point, and the rise of the global democracy movement. the week long meeting was the 1st of its kind, incorporating leading voices from reparations movements in africa, the caribbean, europe, and the americans. this means so much to us. this is what we have struggled for up to the way among the most notable guests at the summit was colombian, vice president, for nancy, a marcus. i'd like to ask about the challenges that lie ahead. we asked her about the challenges facing the reparations movement, especially those pertaining to racism and white supremacy. yes, above oh, it's a comfortable to question the privilege that has been getting into the blood and suffering of thousands upon thousands of human beings. one of the most concrete steps taken by delegates of the

this year, barbados hosted the 1st of its kind international summit on reparations for slavery paving the way for other former colonies and the descendants of enslaved persons to demand reparations from european countries before international courts. as barbados looks toward a brighter future it strings as a society found it on the horrors of the slave trade. now built on a strong sense of remembrance and cultural pride when we ended up a little al jazeera bridgetown, barbados, the hello. again, i'm elizabeth for ornament or how the, the headlines on challenges they are um, at least 44 people have been killed in a suicide bombing at a political meeting in northwest boxed on. that happened and the by job district ordering has gone a song more than 200 others have been wounded yet i don't know how and what exactly happened. i just saw a spock into the big bang. i was sitting close to the stage and the leadership was near the stage after the blast, iso hundreds of people lying on the ground and the people started firing in the air . a loss of fiery. first we shifted our latest ship from

and the rep hollow has moved from bridge down in barbados, were on the campus of the university of the west indies and bridge town. barbados for what has turned out to be a historic and unprecedented summit. that's brought together representatives from the african union representatives from the caribbean, nations or care comp, souls of individuals from civil society organizations from the americas, from the united states in europe to discuss the topic of reparations for the descendants of enslaved people who were victims of the transatlantic slave trade taken listen preparatory, justice or reparation is. yeah. also about the monetary aspect. it's about economic empowerment. it's about equal educational opportunities. it's about tackling racism in the health care sector. it's tackling health issues that we have because of slavery. it has so many facets good, and how long do we need to wait reparations? i mean, making goods to how that was cost, and that how may be physical. that's how may relate to dispositional property. and that a home may be psychological, but making good in several

now then, to get some around the world have gathered in barbados to discuss reparations for the trans atlantic slave trade. the aim of the summit is to recognize the continued impact of centuries of slavery and to begin repairing some of the damage. my load up hello reports, bridge town in barbados to were on the campus of the university of the west indies and bridge town. barbados for what has turned out to be a historic and unprecedented summit. that's brought together representatives from the african union representatives from the caribbean nations are caricom souls of individuals from civil society organizations from the americas, from the united states in europe to discuss the topic of reparations for the descendants of enslaved people who were victims of the transatlantic slave trade taken listen preparatory, justice or reparation is yeah. also about the monetary aspect. it's about economic empowerment. it's about equal educational opportunities. it's about tackling racism in the health care sector. it's tackling health issues that we have because of slavery. it has so many face

there you are once again, catherine, they play barbados at seven o'clock our time.in the most likely to potentially win the title? 0h! likely to potentially win the title? oh! there is the question. england are always dangerous. obviously they want a bronze medal back in his championship in 2019, but didn't medal latch at the commonwealth games on home soil in birmingham. they are all ways and with a shout but this is so wide open. netball has moved on so much in the last four years. australia new zealand england, but you cannot discount the likes of jamaica who are many people's favourites in this competition as well. at england it's a big deal. this is the end of her four year cycle, so i think she has to get a medal year in south africa to get a medal year in south africa to please the fans and england, but it's a good opening match for them. there is england's representation on the barbados side with the corbyn sisters representing them in this world cup. so we will see that both teams coming late and obviously scotland will want a winning start here tonight. sc

white people go to barbados and whe they're kenya . look white people go to barbados and whe they're so i totally with that. they totally agree with that. they need it. >> yeah, well , this is yeah, so >> yeah, well, this is yeah, so this is what they're going to implement. whole implement. but this whole idea that of not that people are sort of not going holiday is ridiculous. going on holiday is ridiculous. you had michael gove last week , you had michael gove last week, all people, it ? all these people, who was it? someone online was like saying, oh , this is terrible, what's oh, this is terrible, what's going literally the going on? and then literally the next day was off in spain somewhere . yeah, it's like and somewhere. yeah, it's like and also somebody being also saw somebody being interviewed in rhodes they interviewed in rhodes and they were , know, they've were, you know, where they've had devastating fires had these devastating fires caused climate change and caused by climate change and also people starting fires also people starting the fires with lighters, which there

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white people go to barbados and whe they're kenya . look white people go to barbados and whe they'rea. so i totally with that. they totally agree with that. they need it. >> yeah, well , this is yeah, so >> yeah, well, this is yeah, so this is what they're going to implement. whole implement. but this whole idea that of not that people are sort of not going holiday is ridiculous. going on holiday is ridiculous. you had michael gove last week , you had michael gove last week, all people, it ? all these people, who was it? someone online was like saying, oh , this is terrible, what's oh, this is terrible, what's going literally the going on? and then literally the next day was off in spain somewhere . yeah, it's like and somewhere. yeah, it's like and also somebody being also saw somebody being interviewed in rhodes they interviewed in rhodes and they were , know, they've were, you know, where they've had devastating fires had these devastating fires caused climate change and caused by climate change and also people starting fires also people starting the fires with lighters, which the

when we ended up a little al jazeera bridgetown, barbados, the your headlines on ours is 0. this our funerals have been held in northwest packets them after a suicide bomber killed. at least 54 people at a political gathering. the attacker targeted a religious party in the drawer near the border with afghanistan on sunday. pakistan's prime minister described it as an attack on democracy. come at a height or is advocacy. suspicions all that this is uh the, uh, this is an operation guided are by dies that did this law make state. now, if you look at the area as the girl fly, the audio, the distance through the gone border, it's less than 10 kilometers from way we off and off the, the fall of the, of run government and the take over of the i've gone solid bon. most of the delegate dollar bond focused on a relative by the relative dice, have a group on the run side of the border. they're able to send smaller games this year, as military rulers have accused friends of planning an attack on the presidential palace. in order to free hosted president mohammed bassoon coolly to submi

international courts, as barbados looks toward a brighter future it strings as a society found it on the horrors of the slave trade now builds on a strong sense of remembrance and cultural pride when we ended up a little al jazeera bridgetown, barbados, the this is al, sure. 0 and here are your headlines. funerals have been held in north west pakistan after a suicide bomber killed. at least 54 people in a political gathering. this happened in the budget or district bordering afghanistan. come a hide or is at the see? the suspicions all that this is uh the, uh, this is an operation guided are by dies that did this law make state. now, if you look at the area as the girl fly, the audio, the distance through the gone border, it less than 10 kilometers from way we off and off the, the fall of the, of run government and the take over of the i've gone solid on most of the uh, did you get the bond bug just on a relative by the relative dice? have a group on the outgoing side of the border. they're able to send smaller deems news here as military rulers have accused france of planning an att

elsewhere scotland picked up their first victory, beating barbados 53 mi. barbados 53—44.amaica. ama agbeze was captain when england won gold at the 2018 commonwealth games and said: they are being a bit tentative. today also our good scoreline, but they made some errors. i think that they made some errors. i think that the coach or woman to clean it up. when they come to meet the top ranked nations, they are going to struggle if they play how they did. they got all the players on court, they were building in the combinations. not a bad performance, not a bad start. lets combinations. not a bad performance, not a bad start-— not a bad start. lets go to the home nations. scotland _ not a bad start. lets go to the home nations. scotland lost, _ not a bad start. lets go to the home nations. scotland lost, now- not a bad start. lets go to the home nations. scotland lost, now they - nations. scotland lost, now they have one. they will fancy their chances of finishing top three? i think that is their main expectation, finish top three, try to become in the top ten in the world.

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. >> we are on the campus of the university of barbados for what has turned out to be a historic and unprecedented summit that has brought together represented from the african union, represented from the caribbean nations. as well as individuals from society organizations from the-- united states and europe to discuss the topic of reparations. they were victims of the transatlantic slave trade. take a listen. >> reparations is also about the monetary aspects. it is about economic empowerment. it is about equal educational opportunities. it is about tackling health issues that we have because of slavery. there are so many facets to it and how long do we need to wait? >> reparations are making good. then there is psychological but making good in several ways. some ways is compensation because you can show causality without the context of satisfaction or memorialization assets that were taken it is a broad range of meetings about how to put in a place of dignity and equality. >> you are going to have to come out of this with the shared understanding of where and how to go from here in

so you have a number of particular issues that are of specific concern to countries like jamaica, barbados, and some of the other west indies countries. very interesting, indeed, very informative to to mind isn't the right to the sense of accounts that heads up on its way. so thank you so much for joining safe today. i'll take him on the wild, mocked nelson mandela, international date this week, underneath the legacy of the full, the south african president, an empty apartheid icon. who correspondence know who your cougar bought from the celebrations in south africa in the international days of the international of southern states held in the, on the 8th of july, the semester capital. so around the world, it is a day when we come memories and send a breach of the life of the legacy of nelson mandela who is the 1st of the laptops that african precision also, and n t s of history. the punch is part of the purpose of the state, a list and the visuals take in this need to increasing the positive impact the community. but also of course, this is done by dedicating 6 to 7 minutes of your time to

he and his brother lawrence went to barbados. the only time washington left the 13 colonies left because lawrence wasn't feeling well, thought that the sea air and the caribbean climate would be good for him. ironically, in this process, washington in bridgetown, barbados succumbs to smallpox, he reports in a diary that he kept as being strongly attacked with the smallpox. and then he doesn't write in his diary for for a month. so it must have been a serious case. and the disease scarred and pitted washington's skin. we know he was sensitive about his appearance. he didn't really like sitting for portraits, the portraits that he did like were keen to put their subjects in the best possible light. so, you know, we don't really know what smallpox did to washington's face. there's a portrait of of of washington behind me, where he's got smooth skin. the one painting that exists where he's got anything but a baby face is this one. you can see this in alexandria at the masonic national memorial there in alexandria. and you can't see i

i speak about solutions with the environmental envoy from barbados, the tiny island nation at risk of going under. then, "poverty by america". princeton professor, matthew desmond, tells michel martin why there are still too many poor people in the richest country on ear. plus. ♪ there's only one place that i know ♪ ♪ and that is where i sleep ♪ underneath the arches ♪ i dream my dreams away - [christiane] partners in art and in life, the inimitable gilbert and george give me an up close look at their weird and wonderful world. [dynamic music]

saw in action and was up against tournament hosts and scotland play malawi while england will play barbados they finished for the last three world cups. irate where they finished for the last three world cups.— where they finished for the last three world cups. we want to build on what has — three world cups. we want to build on what has been _ three world cups. we want to build on what has been a _ three world cups. we want to build on what has been a number - three world cups. we want to build on what has been a number of - three world cups. we want to build on what has been a number of pastj on what has been a number of past experiences over the past four years from international series, last year plasma commonwealth games. we have sat down and pinpointed a number of key areas that we feel are important to contribute to success in summer and we want to be able to execute the way that we think we can play consistently. the way that we think we can play consistently-— the way that we think we can play consistently. and that is it for me. sta ri . ht consistently. and that is it for me. sta

developing country leaders, and it's not just the president of kenya, it is the prime minister of barbadosor the brazilian president lula, they are talking about we really need to fix the global economy to be more fairer and more equitable and that it puts climate and tackling poverty at its center. now, there are lots of different approaches that could be done. we could actually tax the corporations who are responsible for this damage much better. we could fix our trade system. we could tax the wealthy, billionaires, who have been overwhelmingly the ones who have benefited the most from these forms of crises and exploitation. their wealth is growing exponentially, while the majority of the world sees their everyday income falling. so there are many, many solutions. what we lack is political will. and the problem we have is, as john kerry was saying to the u.s. senate, we have -- not just in the united states but across europe, political leaders who are looking at their domestic circumstances and basically saying, we are no longer able to provide the solidarity, the cooperation, or pay our

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you can see the rest of saturday's matches on your screen with scotland and barbados and south africatappen is on pole for the sprint race at the belgian grand prix, which gets underway later this afternoon. it's the precursor to the main race, which is on sunday. verstappen serves a grid penalty for that one. charles leclerc of ferrari heading the grid. that's all the sport for now. thank you for that update. at least four people are feared dead after an australian military helicopter crashed into the ocean off the coast of queensland. the helicopter came down in an area near to where the us and australian soldiers have been holding joint military exercises. police in australia have said they've recovered debris from the helicopter. this crash comes as us?secretary of state antony blinken and the defence?secretary lloyd austin are meeting their australian counterparts in brisbane. they're holding talks on the aukus defence agreement, which will see the us supply nuclear submarine technology to australia. now let's get some good news as the asian country of bhutan reported a mark incr

later — england's roses face barbados and scotland take on malawi. go to our website.eremy hunt says chancellorjeremy hunt says no decisions have been made about the delayed compensation for victims of the contaminated blood scandal. thousands of people died in the 1970s and 1980s after they developed hiv and hepatitis c through blood they were given. the chancellorjeremy hunt— who is also a former health secretary — has been giving evidence at the inquiry. he reflected on the speed of the government's action — and the potential costs. i know this will disappoint people listening, but there are some very big recommendations notjust in terms of the amount and money involved, but for example the idea that the amount should be decided by an independent arm's—length body, without any reference to ministers. we have to think through how the accountability of that would work, i'm not aware of that structure ever having happened before, but this is obviously the taxpayers money and these are potentially very, very large sums of money. earlier, our health editor hugh pym told

they followed up yesterday's victory against barbados with a 62—39 win against malawi.idad and tobago. with one more day of racing, demi vollering produced a stunning ride to take the leaders�* yellow jersey at the tour de france femmes. stage seven was one of the most demanding, a summit finish on the iconic col du tourmalet, and the dutch rider pulled away in the final 6km of the 17km climb and now leads by one minute 50 seconds heading into a time trial to decide the race on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. wildfires that have raged across parts of greece for more than a week are beginning to die down but around 100 are still active. the effects of the fires on farming and agriculture are starting to become clear. 0fficials estimate that on the island of rhodes alone more than 2,500 animals have died. to discuss this further, i'm nowjoined by charlotte von croy who is the disaster response and risk reduction programme 0fficer at the international fund for animal welfare. i understand you have been monitoring the situation in greece, can you talk as to how ba

how do i refugee camps, but if left of the 6 palestinians, the barbados celebrates amounts of patient and paste away for global reparations. the now the extreme heat from southern europe has gone. in fact, let's see, looks remarkably more like early autumn than winter, a tool with these fronts. they're running right across the european plane and just taking off enormously. so the potential for big sense don't exist because of that. but when, when these probably the phrase you'd use, if you're in paris on monday, and that extends through northern germany as well, is to rule mation, vienna's at 28 degrees. i'm in the thirty's down around the mediterranean, but that contrast in temperature and the change of time is a big channels again, volleyball, and possibly in the outs. you'll see new policies on this chart. they might be one or 2 in southern spain, but not the way we saw before. for example, in italy, or in greece that we have had reco breaking heat. just on saturday, it was 49 point one in southern tennessee, which is a new chart july record for this time. but with a change of wind

country lead to send these, not just the president of can you related from problem instead of a barbados, but the brazilian president lula, the talking device, we need to really fix the global economy to really small phaedra a more equitable. and that it puts climate and tackling public to, to send to now, there are lots of different approaches that can be done. we could actually text the corporations were responsible for this, that meet much better. we could fix our trade system. we could products the wealthy 1000000000 has, who has been only the ones who have benefit to the most from these forms of crises and exploitation. that wealth is, is growing exponentially, was the majority of the world see that, that, that, that every day in consulting. so there are many, many solutions. what we like is political will, and the problem we have is as drunk. carrie was saying to the us senate and we have the both a, not just in the united states, but cost europe, political leaders who are looking at the domestic circumstances and basically saying we are no longer able to provide the solidarity, th