as we havejust mentioned, greta thunberg doesn't appear in non—peaceful protest.ils on what went on during that protest? well, this protest was also peaceful, greta thunberg always participates in peaceful protest. she often does disruptive protest. it is from the kind of disruption we see in the uk and germany that disrupts the general public through groups likejust stop disrupts the general public through groups like just stop file and extinction rebellion. she directly addresses and disrupts the powerful people and sources of pollution. —— just stop oil. in the uk she has disrupted shareholder meetings of fossil fuel companies, disrupted shareholder meetings of fossilfuel companies, in disrupted shareholder meetings of fossil fuel companies, in germany she has disrupted coal mines, in no way she has disrupted oil companies, and in sweden now the parliament, as you say. ironically, these are often the kind of protests that those who complain about the disruptive protests ofjust stop oil and so on often say you should be targeting the people really in charge of t

the entire nations thunberg.entire nations could be taken to court if they fail to meet climate obligations. they are a bunch of complete froot loops. just ignore them, okay? we called all of this early here at gb news. we revealed the rwanda files showing the uk detention capacity is only 1000. only 12% of illegal arrivals will actually be removed and 500 people was the max . deportations people was the max. deportations to rwanda in the first year. we revealed all of that before anybody else. okay, great britain can't even find an airline to fly people over there at the moment. and then today we get statements like this. oh, the leaders. this is, of course, kagame and sunak. the leaders also discussed the pioneering uk and rwanda migration and economic development partnership , which will break the business model of criminal gangs, risking lives at sea. and the prime minister updated president kagame on the next stage of the legislation in parliament, both leaders looked forward to flights departing to rwanda i

greta thunberg. greta thunberg. greta thunberg. greta thunberg.is short for me. >> i would we've got to get a toenail from that greta thunberg. >> she's a short woman. >> she's a short woman. >> that's what she she is. she's like a she's a short. she's a short. i think we're being short. i think we're being short. women like being short anyway , it said this, it said anyway, it said this, it said this. the her said the courage and determination of stormy displayed throughout this 18 year saga will undoubtedly leave a lasting legacy . they they want a lasting legacy. they they want her to be a hero. and if you're going to put yourself up for being a hero, people are not going to like you. look at tommy robinson or whatever , all these guys. >> yeah, i mean, i think that's the first time stormy daniels been compared to tommy robinson . been compared to tommy robinson. but anyway, moving on. we've got the telegraph now, and despite having his own social media called truth social, trump has joined tiktok and immediately got more followers than biden.

greta thunberg described her arrest is peaceful.ken away in minibuses. police are keeping watch to make sure nobody else tries to block this highway, day 12, in the hague. to australia next. more than 150 people have been rescued from floods in and around sydney. others have been told to be prepared to leave their homes because of the rising floodwaters. the region's main reservoir, which supplies most of the city's drinking water, is overflowing. there've been three days of torrential rainfall across much of eastern australia. people living in parts of new south wales have been told to stay indoors. now pop sensation taylor swift will be performing in the uk this summer as part of her record—breaking eras tour. but police and consumer groups are warning fans to be vigilant when buying her tickets online, with reports of scams. here's our culture reporter noor nanji and her report contains flashing images. welcome to the eras tour! it's the hottest ticket in town — taylor swift's world tour, which comes to the uk later this year. th

greta thunberg described her arrest as "peaceful".that nobody else tries to block this highway. the ai2 in the hague. let's turn to some important news around the world. taiwan condemned the bolivian government for sending a message of sympathy for the island's recent earthquake to the chinese government in beijing. china claims taiwan as part of its own territory — and insists other nations should take the same position. taiwan's foreign minister accused bolivia of acting as the puppet of beijing. an investigation's under way after a passenger plane clipped another another on the ground at heathrow airport. a stationary british airways plane, with 121 passengers and crew on board, was hit by the wing of an empty virgin atlantic plane, which was being towed at the time. there are no reported injuries and the incident caused minor damage. and italy's mount etna has been sending rare smoke rings into the sicilian sky. a new crater opened on the summit of europe's largest active volcano leading to an unusual display of vortex rings. they

thunberg is one of the best knowrnot a world. thunberg is one of the best knowrnot a child world.ld anymored. she's not a child anymore. although she look one. although she does look like one. um, you know, have um, she she, you know, we have started lot of started to give way a lot of power. okay? and if that's the case, we need just accept case, we need to just accept that just full of that the future's just full of fake . and greta thunberg's. >> okay, i'll go out and . buy >> okay, i'll go out and. buy some. moving on. we've got a story in the guardian about woke comedy and woke comedy is a bit like women's gets like women's football. it gets written in the written about a lot in the guardian, it's terrible. guardian, but it's terrible. anyway, article shows anyway, uh, this article shows how gets made. paul how it gets made. paul >> why would want to >> uh, why would you not want to be woke inside the tv comedy workshops? the right be woke inside the tv comedy workspress? the right wing press? >> i'm so angry. >> oh, i'm so angry. >> oh, i'm so angry. >> well, is the first i'

are, you really are an inflexible woman, i remembered this meme on the internet, when about greta thunbergof his performances , but that’s all, you know, someone said that now they’ve looked at how old grety thunberg is, she’s an adult, now she’s just what - she’s a strange girl, but a normal adult is a fool, people joke, we continue this joke podcast, our guest is mikhail politseymaka, of course our tv viewers want, so that... they even gave me a money tree as a wedding gift, you know, i was counting on it, you were already thinking there, i was counting on diving into my brains and yes, here i sit, no one calls and i think, well, probably the suit ironed by my wife is hanging in vain, what if as you understand, magic , hello mikhail, yes, my name is zhanna, i was told that you are hosting the event, i say, of course, you can come, i say, yes, i say, when, she says, now, i say, like now, well, in about two hours , a closed club for 905 years, address, taxi, i say, eh how many? she says, you tell me how much , right here the pretzel just went off in you , they called the donut, donut, that

greta thunberg described her arrest as "peaceful".s to block this highway, the a12 in the hague. are correspondence, and there. to australia next. more than 150 people have been rescued from floods in and around sydney. others have been told to be prepared to leave their homes because of the rising floodwaters. the region's main reservoir, which supplies most of the city's drinking water, is overflowing. there've been three days of torrential rainfall across much of eastern australia. people living in parts of new south wales have been told to stay indoors. our sydney correspondent phil mercer explained conditions were like now. at the moment, we know that there are two deaths that have been associated with these wild days of weather here in eastern australia. on thursday, a 71—year—old man was found in floodwaters near brisbane in the state of queensland. and earlier today, a man's body was found in floodwaters in western parts of sydney. now, the police here say that they don't know the circumstances of the second fatality but safe

we have greta thunberg to free go. and turbans are the new helmets .lmets. we will see you in a couple of you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> and welcome back to headliners joe louis. we keep hoping stories like this in the daily mail might peter out, as it were, but not yet. it seems . it were, but not yet. it seems. >> uh, this is basically my, uh, my experience with with fatherhood , uh, in this country. fatherhood, uh, in this country. um new york father loses legal battle to stop his son ed from taking puberty blockers to change gender. and this took place in new york, not the new york know . the buffalo. york that we know. the buffalo. it's a bit far away. oh, okay. >> the northern, new york, the northern. >> it's not quite new york. it's like cleveland, york. >> it's not quite new york. it's like so eveland, york. >> it's not quite new york. it's likeso good.id, york. >> it's not quite new york. it's likeso good. they york. it once. >> so good. they named it once. >> so good. they named it once. >> no, they named >> they named it. no,

climate activist greta thunberg has been fined by a judge in sweden over a protest that blocked the entrancefused to obey police orders because she wanted to highlight the world's climate emergency. rescuers say they've made contact with 11 people trapped under the rubble of a building that collapsed in the western cape of south africa. seven people were killed when the 5—storey apartment block fell down in the coastal city of george. dozens of people remain unaccounted for. and in southern brazil, more rain storms have interrupted rescue efforts in devastating flooding there. 100 people are now known to have died in the state of rio grande do sul. dozens of people are missing and hundreds of thousands have been forced to leave their homes. meghan 0wen shows us the impact of the flooding. this is a calm agricultural region, but it has been pretty hit by some extreme weather over the last few years, and this is no exception. i want to take you through some of the striking satellite images of the flooding. before, this was the gremio arena, a football stadium in the capital porto alegre and we

greta thunberg should stick to saving the turtles . next. saving the turtles. next. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom. it's just after 9:00. the top story tonight. the ringleader of an armed robbery in which a police officer was fatally shot has been jailed for life. 38 year old sharon beshenivsky was killed when she interrupted the raid in bradford nearly 20 years ago. piran ditta khan, who's 75, fled to pakistan for three months after her death and spent 15 years on the run. three other men are already in prison for beshenivsky murder . prison for beshenivsky murder. well, retired detective chief superintendent andy brennan described ditta khan as a violent man. >> the reason why he's here at 75 years of age is on the basis that he decided to flee the country in order to try and make good his escape and avoid being held responsible and accountable for his part in what had taken place. and let's be absolutely clear, he is clearly the one person that was responsible for organising and planning this and making sure that those that went in there had f

and seriously, why are we all paying more to money appease thunberg ? appease greta thunberg?t back to a schoolbooks a long time ago, and she's past that stage now, but she hasn't, uh, she hasn't matured. she's just acting like a silly child . i acting like a silly child. i mean, most people, when they're in do not smirk and mess in court, do not smirk and mess about. in court, do not smirk and mess about . and as rightly say , about. and as you rightly say, should we lock her up, anne? >> we her up ? >> should we lock her up? >> should we lock her up? >> oh, i think it might be quite a shock for her, but the law must take its own course. >> um, let's let's just whizz you over now, uh, to the continent. anne, if that's all right. because not content with besieging paris, european farmers have converged on the eu's headquarters. so is brussels today . they're brussels today. they're blockading roads, they're burning tires . i've often burning tires. i've often thought it, but now i can actually say it. brussels is revolting. the demonstrators are the latest in a week of protest

the climate activist greta thunberg is among the crowds demonstrating.olan, who was booed at dress rehearsals yesterday says "nothing will deter" her. david sillito reports. malmo, eurovision 2024, and the build—up to tonight's semi—final has been a day of protest. these demonstrations are an expression of anger — anger about israel, its actions in gaza, and the fact that it's been allowed to participate in this year's eurovision song contest. i'm here because i think it's totally incorrect that to let israel be a part of the eurovision. i think it's not fair that russia was excluded due to their terrible invasion of ukraine, whereas there has been no exclusion of israel. booing. and at last night's rehearsals, this was the reaction from a part of the crowd to israel's eden golan. it's not putting her off. indeed, speaking before the rehearsal, she said this was a symbolic moment for israel. to make them feel something, to show that we're here, to show our voice. it's truly a once—in—a—lifetime experience, and i will never forget it. and, yeah, i'm so ex

how does such a collective greta thunberg remain, who rules these annalena berbak and so on. 13 thousand region and siberia. peak floods are expected in kurgan in the coming hours. the city’s readiness for the arrival of big water was personally checked by the head of the russian ministry of construction, irek faizulin. in the takmak attack, residential buildings came under fire. eight people died, two of them children. the search operation continued throughout the night. rescuers pulled five more alive from the rubble. the israeli army struck.

according to 21-year-old thunberg. was joined by a group of active researchers from various fields of research and dozens of activists. among other things, activists accuse fossil fuel companies of deliberately slowing down the transition to renewable energy sources in order to generate more profits. we are staying here, the fight will last as long as it takes. we are not going to give up, this is just the beginning. climate crisis will only worsen, so it is our responsibility, all those who have the opportunity to act must do so, we call on everyone who can to join us and join the movement for climate justice. a historic victory. for the first time, ukraine received the most prestigious film award, oscar. the documentary film 20 days in mariupol by director mstislav chernov was recognized as the best in the feature-length documentary category . it was announced last night at the oscars 2024 ceremony. during his speech , chernov said that he would like the film to never had to shoot. i'm honored, but maybe i'll be the

climate activist greta thunberg has been fined by a judge in sweden over a protest that blocked the entrancefused to obey police orders because she wanted to highlight the world's climate emergency. every single day over the past year, the world's oceans have broken temperature records thought to be because of climate change. for many decades, the world's oceans have been the earth's �*get—out—of—jail card' when it comes to climate change. not only do they absorb around a quarter of the carbon dioxide that humans produce, they also soak up around 90% of the excess heat. but over the past year, the oceans have displayed the most concerning evidence yet that they are struggling to cope. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt reports. look at the coral, it bleaches and turns white when the water gets to warrant and cannot die as a result. last month, ocean experts announced record world sea temperatures had led to a global mass coral bleaching event, the fourth ever recorded. and it's easy to see why. this grey area shows the range of average global sea temperatures over the last a0 years. now, look

for the second time this week, the police forcibly removed greta thunberg, who was blocking the entrance to the swedish parliament together with other climate activists, reuters reports. let me remind you that on monday, thunberg and... dozens of eco-activists staged a sit-in protest against the consequences of climate change and political inaction, according to law enforcement officers, although the protesters had the right to demonstrate, they had to be removed due to blocking the exits. 76% of ukrainians believe that society today respects veterans of the russian-ukrainian war. these are the results of a survey of sociologists. rating group, and ukrainians consider psycho-emotional instability, health problems, lack of an inclusive space, and problems with issuing benefits as potential risks that veterans may face. sociologists continue to record high levels of trust. 96% express favoring ato veterans who are now fighting again, and 94% trust veterans of a full-scale war. real understanding of the problems that society will face in the future and which are present is growing, this is

greta thunberg joins the mass protests against israel's eurovision singer., has she herself turned into the bully? we thrashed that out with tonight's great and greatest britain and unit jackass. but plus , i've got more jackass. but plus, i've got more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages to show you and my panel debate if harry and meghan should be in nigeria acting like working royals. this is patrick christys tonight with me. nana akua only on gb news. good evening. this is patrick christys . tonight with me. nana christys. tonight with me. nana akua only on gb news. it's time to return to the liveliest papen to return to the liveliest paper. review on the telly. and more front pages have been delivered hot off the press. right now. this one is on the daily telegraph. kinnock voters not in love with sir keir starmer. now voters are worried that actually this could end up as a 1992 moment when, of course, the labour party were leading and then suddenly they lost to john major. now, john, you know, all of that. >> they are now that's the point to bear in mi

, i think, you really are an unbending woman, i remembered this meme on the internet about greta thunbergs enough for everything , you know, you said that now she’s already, well , look how old greta thunberg is, she ’s an adult, now she’s just kind of strange girl, a normal adult fool, people are joking. we continue, this is a podcast of jokes, our guest is mikhail polizeimaka. of course, our tv viewers want the most jokes, yes, but in the program, but to me, indecent, i mean, different, more good and different jokes, but the other half of the tv viewers, on the contrary, they are still interested in some stories that could ultimately become an anecdote. you know, suddenly happiness , i had a year when no one called, and that was a long time ago, but there should have been a year, but i remember, they even gave me a money tree as a wedding gift, you know, and i, i was counting on you already there were thoughts there , i was counting on and no one scrooge, scroogemack to dive and yes, coin, i’m sitting here, no one is calling and i think, well, probably the suit ironed by my wife is hang

some of these, but that’s all, you know, someone said that now she’s already, well, look how long thunbergmately become an anecdote, i don’t remember whether i told you this or not, but on new year’s eve the actor begins to feel a little sick in the pit of his stomach, he is waiting for a good fee , well , it comes suddenly, you know, happiness is a friend, i had a year when no one called, and that was a long time ago, but there had to be a year. i remember, they even gave me a money tree as a wedding gift, you know, and i, i was counting, you were already thinking there, i was counting and no one was scrooge mcduck, course madak dive and yes a coin, i’m sitting here, no one is calling and thinking, well, probably the suit is ironed my wife is hanging in vain, suddenly, like, you know, magic, hello, mikhail, yes, my name is zhanna, they told me that you are hosting the event, i say, of course, you can come? i say yes, i say when? she says: now, i say, how now? well, two hours later, 905, closed club, address, taxi, i say: how much? she says: can you tell me how much? here you woke up, the

like any the greta thunberg.like the slave owners. don't like slave owners. you don't like greta you want slave owners. you don't like g statue you want slave owners. you don't like g statue of? you want slave owners. you don't like g statue of? i you want slave owners. you don't like g statue of? i mean you want slave owners. you don't like g statue of? i mean , you want slave owners. you don't like g statue of? i mean , is you want slave owners. you don't like g statue of? i mean , is there want a statue of? i mean, is there anything you'd to see anything you'd like to see commemorated in bronze at all? i feel sorry for them. >> they're paying money. their . >> they're paying money. their. whole lives now . uh, i was whole lives now. uh, i was speaking to somebody. they're paying, speaking to somebody. they're paying, like, £300 a month from their. from their wages. it's. it's really unfair. and so the fact that some of it would go to this £24,000 ridiculous virtue signalling statue, they get a really useful ge

the controversial greta thunberg has promised that we will all drown in the water of melting glaciersand those who remain will die of thirst, because there is not enough water on the planet. so we’ll figure out why who doesn’t have enough of it, and whether belarus faces problems with drinking water in the near future. go. when we talk about... water in the country we are talking always about two types of sources: underground and surface. surface waters are our bodies of water; in belarus there are 10,000 lakes, 20,000 rivers, 1,500 ponds, hundreds of streams. they are, plus or minus , evenly distributed throughout the country. the deepest lakes are located in the vitebsk region, and there are more shallow lakes in polesie. if you take all the lakes on the surface of the belarusian land and pour them into one large bowl, they will take up volume. nine cubic kilometers, that is, a cube whose side is equal to a kilometer, and there are nine of them. underground springs are natural reservoirs at great depths, their volume is thousands of times greater than that of surface ones. they accu

will the navilas raise green icon greta thunberg?athletes can use as much doping as they can, but how could it be, what do athletes and coaches who have already been caught doping think about it? only in central television, a sensational revelation from those whom the world of modern sports has made outcasts, as well as special guests of the program who filmed a series about a soviet intelligence officer in the gdr, or perhaps about vladimir. but before we continue, some important information on another topic. over the past 6 years, the number of russian companies on the world market has increased by 57%. the national project international cooperation and export played an important role in this achievement, because the digital platform “my export” created thanks to the national project - this is the shortest way to... world markets, over the 3 years of operation of the my export digital platform, the number of companies registered on it has increased 10 times, from 2,500, these are the numbers, to 26 thousand. when the platform just

of all, turned out to be canceled, they are all unnecessary, some basic, simple idea from greta thunbergnd grandfathers, all generations, desecrated the earth, that’s all we can show you, because of this, we ’ll try to realize the last chance, to save the land you ruined, that’s all that interests us, yes, but based on this , we will demand that further pollution be stopped , we will demand that, for example, from... nothing can be done about it, the cancel culture really started working, it really is possible to throw off, count three, all the baggage that the great dead, deceased poets, philosophers, carried, all this is not necessary, all this is easy is removed during the process of denaturation, and it is not entirely clear why this is so, what kind of phase of cowardice this is, which also led to it. here is the fact that only those simple, let’s say, statements and slogans that this strange generation is able to perceive are listened to, such is the fluctuation today, we don’t know whether the detail of thoughts will return, whether the intricacy of at least the same postmodernism

i call the new western elite the collective greta thunberg, fanatical and illiterate, who have not studiedclassical literature or history, the famous historian, political scientist and public figure, natalya narochnitskaya, once said. she lived abroad for many years, in the eighties she worked in the secretariat of the united nations, fluently speaking four languages, english, german, french and spanish. natalya narochnitskaya knows firsthand the difference in mentalities. western countries and russia, according to her, the principle operates there: where it is good, there is the fatherland, with us, on the contrary, where the fatherland is, there it is good, maybe this is precisely what lies the reason for the complete misunderstanding of western elites about what is happening in russia now, why the united states and the west are so often mistaken in their analysis of our country and their attempts to influence it, and why they succeeded with ukraine then, how to treat the president’s words . you and i saw some time ago , a very small thing for me, it was such a joy , well, it was doubly

the controversial greta thunberg promised that we will all drown in the water of melting glaciers, and those who remain will die of thirst, because there is not enough water on the planet, so let's figure out who does not have enough and whether there is a threat belarus problems with drinking water in the near future? let's go! when we talk about water in the country, we always talk about two types of sources: underground and surface, surface - these are our reservoirs, in belarus there are 10,000 lakes, 20,000 ... they are more or less evenly distributed throughout the country. the deepest lakes are in the vitebsk region, there are more small ones in polesia. if you take all the lakes on the surface of the belarusian land and pour them into one large bowl, they will occupy a volume of nine cubic kilometers, that is, a cube, a side which is equal to a kilometer, and there are nine of them. underground springs are natural reservoirs at a great depth. and the volume is thousands of times greater than that of surface springs. they accumulate water from sediments filtered through the soil

thunberg and dozens of other environmental campaigners began blocking the main entrances to sweden'sof climate change and what they said was political inaction. she was driven away in a police van after being removed from the entrance of the parliament. giant redwoods, the largest trees on the planet, are thriving in the uk. that's the conclusion of a new survey published in the royal societyjournal 0pen science. the trees aren't quite as big as those found in california just yet, but they're becoming a key part of the landscape. they're becoming a standout feature of our forests. giant redwoods are the biggest trees on the planet. these native californian wonders are fast growing, and can lock up vast amounts of carbon. and now they're looming large across the landscape in the uk. well, these giant redwoods really live up to their name. they are suitably huge. so here are a couple of questions. how many of these trees do you think there are in their native californian region? well, the answer is only about 80,000. and how many giant redwoods do you think there are here in the uk? we

-teenagers, or something, you know, with a pardrozian quality, radicalism, well, like greta thunberg,ticism, the complete absence of any connection with reality, with the reality of what... we have nothing to reckon with there, because so far there is no force at a level capable of agreement that would take into account our security interests, that would at least recognize the reality of what happened for 20 years in ukraine, our position is therefore even more confirmed, well, i must say that ursula came up with a program, a program that... surprised many, we are still used to the fact that the european union is more of an economic organization, but her priority was the creation of a european defense union, the second point was the commissioner for the mediterranean, solving new problems there, the third development by the commissioner for paradise of a new lgbt plus strategy, well , of course, i would probably combine the first and third, it would probably be useful, but ursula. in general, she made a number of interesting statements, she said that it turns out that we cut off europ

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will they really raise the green icon, greta thunberg, to the pitchfork?roids, an eccentric american billionaire is organizing an alternative olympic games in which athletes can use so much doping, as many as they can, but what? could the moon be shrinking in size, why is this happening , why is this very bad news for people, as well as special guests of the program who filmed a series about a soviet intelligence officer in the gdr, is it really about vladimir putin? hello, tick, you're going to die now, who gave up your kikimra for natalia fvateeva, sadena in the beard without a rib, like natalya kustinskaya stole the cosmonaut from her, and he found out about it. what was his deal with andrei mironov? mironov told me that i begged her to marry me. why couldn’t fatieva then live with the son of vladimir basov? she falls in love very quickly and falls out of love just as quickly. and why was the actress going to give her grandson to malyutka’s house? did i ask who he doesn’t advise? the novels, infidelities and secret seclusion of the people's artist are b

thunberg spoke at the action. >> right now we are a group of young people who are blocking entrance tothe swedish parliament, a protest against the ongoing destruction of our life or systems and people who have been killed as a result of the climate crisis and that needs to come to an end. we have had enough. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, with democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers across the country and around the world. amy: we are beginning today's show with haiti, where the unelected prime minister ariel henry has announced he will resign once a transitional council is established. he made the announcement after caribbean leaders, a secretary of state tony blinken, and others held an emergency meeting in jamaica to discuss the crisis in haiti where armed groups launched in uprising last week against henry. he announced his resignation in a video message posted online. >> after the council of ministers,

because greta thunberg, you know, she's not that young anymore, is she?ic, who has received quite a bit of hate. and i think to, to really be inflicting that on somebody else, i find quite bizarre. sean. >> look, i look at his whole situation and to me it feels like bullying and greta being in her notoriety to this eye doesn't, doesn't help the situation. and i think someone should ask her the exact question you've just posed. you know what it's like . why would know what it's like. why would you why would you do that? and i think sometimes people will risk harming the palestinian cause with some of these reactions . with some of these reactions. because you're looking at the eurovision song contest, it's meant to be about unity. you've definitely made it sectarian. now you know some people won't won't warm to that. and i think at some point the whole way that this is playing out, somebody will have to challenge, i'm someone who wants to make sure that nobody no, no extra deaths in palestine. let's stop. let's stop that now. but the way in which it's goin

there remains such a collective greta thunberg, here, here, who rules these annolena berbak and so onople died, two are listed as missing, five were rescued from the rubble. this the consequence of a strike by ukrainian militants on a peaceful city. they fired from multiple launch rocket systems . five houses were destroyed, and local authorities provided temporary housing to all victims. rescuers continue to clear the rubble. russian army.

my first draft of the book did not talk about thunberg. my editor was likere now and and wheanywhere. but where she shows up is on thatone second. strengths weaknesses. so here's the differenc's the difference between me and greta. there are so young and so she time in a way that i'm going to say a lot of us don't, she probably i don't know her. so but i wouldn't say she doesn't have money the way some people do. soto expect her and the, you know, melinda gate to contribute to this conversation in the same way. but also because she's young she has this ability to inspire which i can i think can actually be a offensive. i think young people are kind of like hey, else stop telling us to save the world that you screwed up but it can really shame right? when i look at my daughter and i'm like, this is what we're leaving you during season right? when i can't breathe the air. and i'm like, we did this to you. the youth not only have and energy, etc. they had this specific place in our population that can be inspiring because it's really importan

here's climate activist greta thunberg speaking outside court after the decision.ver been more clear that the climate crisis will continue to de—escalate and endanger people as long as the people in power don't take sufficient climate measures. and europe, with its far—reaching responsibility, both historical and current, and substantial resources, failed to limit the climate crisis and do theirfair share. it is a betrayal beyond words. and today's ruling has made it very clear that the european states have a legal responsibility to take real climate action and to protect people and protect its citizens. it cannot be a political choice whether to respect human rights or not. it comes as leading climate scientists warn that the earth could be moving into uncharted territory. data for march shows record global temperatures for the tenth month in a row. the european union's copernicus climate service — which published the data — says it's still trying to understand why the situation has changed so dramatically. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. global tempera

here on taimyr, then the climate began to change, which, by the way, warned the then frantic greta thunbergand permafrost appeared, and with them mammoths, pappants, and woolly rhinoceroses. witness this is the unique sapkargin mammoth, better known as the mammoth zhenya, found in taimyr 11 years ago by a schoolboy named correctly, zhenya. perfectly preserved the remains of an ancient animal and now zhenya is a mammoth, not a boy, the star of the taimir museum. before him, the palm was held by another, also well-preserved relative, the berezovsky mammoth, found in the beginning of the 20th century in kolyma. our taimyr zhenya is only 45,000 years old, 16 of which he lived on earth. we, scientists, still cannot come to a consensus on the reasons for its premature death, since traces of mechanical damage were found on the telemont. as if someone was hunting him, but people came to these places much later, well, about 10 or 12 thousand years ago, so the mystery of the mamant zhenya has not yet been solved. but let’s fast forward to times closer to us, namely in 1601, when not far from here, be