single—handedly, aditi has broken the glass ceiling for women golfers in india.minees for the bbc�*s indian sportswoman of the year award. i will recap quickly who these five inspiring women are. golfer aditi ashok, boxer lovlina borgohain, weightlifter mirabai chanu, pa ra—shooter avani lekhara, and badminton player pv sindhu. you get to decide who will win. log on to bbc.com/sport on the website of our indian languages and cast your vote. thanks for watching, bye—bye. hello. the weather is looking a little calmer and quieter for the rest of this week. no new named storms, but still some wet and windy weather at times. and of course we've got the legacy of all those storms, still some flooding. this is the picture in shrewsbury in shropshire. and it's really through the rest of the day, we're going to be continuing to see flood warnings in force, particularly across england and wales. there's also been a few for scotland as well. now, all down to the fact that we have got another band of rain approaching from the north—west, so some of that rain's going to be fa

single—handedly, aditi has broken the glass ceiling for women golfers in india.he bbc�*s indian sportswoman of the year award. i will recap quickly who these five inspiring women are. golfer aditi ashok, boxer lovlina borgohain, weightlifter mirabai chanu, parachuter avani lekhara, and badminton player pv sindhu. you get to decide who will win. log on to bbc.com/sport on the website of our indian languages and cast your vote. thanks for watching, bye—bye. hello there. storm eunice turned out to be every bit as powerful and damaging as anticipated. this storm swirled its way eastwards across the uk, with the strongest winds on its southern flank, across the southern half of the uk. the strongest gust, at needles on the isle of wight, was 122 mph, provisionally the strongest wind gust ever recorded in england, but plenty of other places, including gatwick and heathrow airport, had their strongest winds in around 15 or 20 years. and further north, winds were less of a feature, but snow came down, turning parts of scotland into a winter wonderland. now, our storm sys

. >> aditi mittal is another up and comer of the india stand-up scene.when you have your period. you're not supposed to go into a temple when you have your period. you're not supposed to like--you are supposed to actually just sit at home. you're called an untchable when you have your period. >> so how--where do you draw the line of how hard you're going to push? because with the tampon thing, you're like, i don't care, i'll push. >> if it's the truth, then i will defend it till the day i die. even as a woman, you're a woman first, then a comedian. whereas the male comedians are just comedians. >> i'm a comic. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> why am i known as a feminist comic? why am i not political, observational? why aren't they known as penal comics? >> right, right. they're dick comics. >> yeah, why aren't they known as that? >> right, right, right. aditi wanted me to meet her mom, raju, a pioneer in her own right as one of the first women in india to work in tv production. it didn't take long for me to see where aditi got her moxie, not to mention her sense of

let's speak now to aditi sen, climate policy lead at oxfam america. thank you for being with us.emissions actually come from the food sector and here we are, saying we have to produce much more food to feed our populations. that is quite a conundrum, how do you get around it?— around it? right. it is true in order to _ around it? right. it is true in order to tackle _ around it? right. it is true in order to tackle the _ around it? right. it is true in order to tackle the climate . order to tackle the climate crisis, we absolutely need to reduce emissions from our food systems and from intensive farming practices like large—scale industrial agriculture which has led to massive deforestation which has led to emissions from things like fertilisers. and i think what this entails is a shift towards more sustainable farming practices which are proven to both successfully reduce emissions, like agroforestry for example but have also proven to benefit security and build resilience so we really need to think very differently about farming and agriculture in the face of climate change and

aditi nerurkar who has been waiting.s this case that a lot of folks have made, which is if you want people to trust the advice of scientists or physicians, then back off when we have positivity rates dipping below a certain percentage point and ramp it up when we hit surge points. do you see that as a good way forward, especially as we enter it seems this, some would argue, endemic phase in the swing. >> everything that the governor has presented, all of that data does point to an optimistic turn of events. we know the peak numbers have decreased, but in the northeast, we are still in a risk stage. we have cold temperatures, people indoors and particularly in new york city a high population density. so now is too premature. perhaps a month from now it would be something to consider as temperatures warm up and more people are outside. at this time, though, it is much too early to remove masks. >> what do you say to people then, doctor? as they're hearing this guidance. people are exhausted, to be honest, putting those mas