la unesco declarÓ esta festividad como patrimonio cultural de la humanidad en el 2008, pero muy antiguache, esto muestra un alarmante muestra de los mensajes e odio en nuestra comunidad. la policÍa chicago informÓ que 14 personas recibieron un disparo en esta noche de halloween. recibieron informes de estos tiroteos, las autoridades no informaron sobre las condiciones de las vÍctimas. bloquean carreteras en brasil en protesta de las elecciones que perdiÓ el polÍtico de derecha. leÓn: el presidente de brasil hablarÁ maÑana el paÍs, pero se desconoce si va a reconocer que perdiÓ las elecciones frente a lula da silva. simpatizantes del presidente bloquearon las carreteras en protesta, tenemos los nÚmeros del powerball, se puede convertir en un multi, puede convertir en un multi, multi millonario al volver. pues todavía no podía creer que tenía eso. en ese momento las vidas de nosotros cambiaron.

we spoke yesterday for example, with environment minister joseph from antigua and barracuda, who's also the chairman of the alliance of small islands states. you take, for instance, some of all countries, i think in dahlonega they have been debts and until they have been debts, result are public. so we consider this an urgent matter that should be addressed and we will not back away from a minimum position of this call or a lawson. dumb is fun. establish in order to make available nestor of financial resources to pay for the wives. for sam, the commons by the environment minister there, they echo those of many other poor countries, most impacted by climate change as it appears to be. the defining issue at this conference is getting money for loss and damage. why has it become such a sticking point? well, dealing with climate change is expensive, though i should say it will be less costly to deal with it now than down the road. but one report there was commissioned by last year's cop host the u. k. as well as this year's egypt estimated that 2 trillion dollars per year will be needed to

the demand was made by the prime minister of antigua on day 3 of the climate changes summit in egypt. developing nations are also demanding rich countries pay more to help them adapt to a more volatile climate. if all the leaders in this room have joined forces in the fight against global warming, scientists say there would be far fewer climate catastrophes to address at this year's summit. but the situation is perilous. un secretary general and tanaka terrace made that clear. though a blend these fast approaching dipping points that will make climate goals, you reversible, we are on a highway to climate tell with our food still on the accelerator. humans have already heated the planet by roughly 1 point one degrees celsius since the 19th century. largely by burning coal, oil and gas for energy emissions are still increasing. the last 8 years have been the warmest on record, and the consequences are being felt across the globe. flash flooding in pakistan in september devastated an area the size of britain. the flux killed more than 1500 people and displaced over 30000000. at the other

one of the countries insisting on a climate change compensation fund is antigua, and by buddha did abuse a tim shalom back spoke to its environment minister. mr. joseph to day, you made a very strong statement in your press conference and what i exactly asking from rich countries to take responsibility for producing millions of tons of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. that is the cause of the climate change we are experiencing. and the unusual events of floods, hurricanes, and jolts in the world. the i p. c. a c. c. has concluded that scientifically, that's what's causing the change in the word atmosphere. and we're saying that developing countries under develop countries that are the source of these greenhouse gases should be able to provide funding for small islands, such as ours that are victim of that practice to recover when we have these disasters. other countries you're representing here struggling for life and us where literally, ah, you take, for instance, some, some ago, conscious, like in, i think in dominique or they have been debts, an antique i, the i've been debts as a

on one side you had countries like antigua and barbuda representing small island states and a ministering we have to agree a financial mechanism for financial loss and damage to countries that suffered the effects that the egyptian hosts, the president of cop27 had to read it a caveat sink we would discuss this but it had to be about cooperation, it would not be about compensation and liability, and that caveat was put there because the developed world is not ready for that conversation. to what extent has — for that conversation. to what extent has the _ for that conversation. to what extent has the war _ for that conversation. to what extent has the war in - for that conversation. to what extent has the war in ukraine| extent has the war in ukraine changed the commitment on the part of developed countries, european nations, because this time last year in glasgow that wasn't happening whereas now we have an energy crisis?— have an energy crisis? there are two big _ have an energy crisis? there are two big takeaways, - are two big takeaways, obviously from the terrifying war, one is th

the comments were made by the prime minister of antigua on day 3 of the you and climate change summit in egypt. developing nations are also demanding rich countries pay more money to help them adapt to the changing climate. if all the leaders in this room had joint forces in the fight against global warming, saying to say there would be far fewer climate catastrophes to address at this year's summit. but the situation is serious. you and secretary general antonia guiterres made that clear. for granite is fast approaching, peeping warns liberal, make garments gurgles you reversible. we are on the highway to climb motel with our foot stu on the accelerator. guiterres is referring to d. u. n. world mature a logical organizations report that the last 8 years have been the warmest on record. flash flooding in pakistan in september devastated an area the size of britain. the floods killed more than 1500 people and left millions homeless. at the other end of the spectrum, extreme drought dried up, entire rivers in italy, and in somalia, the worst dry spell and 40 years left 1000000 suffering

i think in dominique, are there been debts in antigua? they have been debts as a result of okay. so we consider this an urgent matter that should be addressed and we will not back away from a minimum position of this call that a lawson dom is fun. the establish in order to make available nestor of financial resources to, to pay for the recovery. otherwise, earlier i spoke to ya can fast part from the german ministry for economic cooperation. and he set out germany's position on rich are nations compensating poor countries who are suffering from the effects of climate change. i mean, it's absolutely essential for us to have those in need. those affected most of the, of by the ongoing climate change. these are usually countries that have not done a lot for this climate change whose emissions are very, very low. and therefore, we supported those countries of vulnerable countries, how we called them here to get this an agenda item. but germany also organized something practical on the ground we organized, we launched a global issue against plumb address. so to have a double track one

it's based in antigua and the bahamas. so the question overly galaxy will be looked at and certainly the americans are sort of flexing their muscles, the c. c a getting involved, even the justice department might investigate. so we'll see what kinds if any, illegality was, was committed. but you know, legal questions. aside in terms of the ethics of all of this, what i would say is it seems like sam, bank and fried, had that classic era of doing what a chorus did flying to close to the sun and getting his wings burned. we saw over the past couple of years, this guy rise from seemingly nowhere. nobody had heard of him a few years ago. and then suddenly he is on the stage with bill clinton. tony blair, which is albany, sharon, he's being haled, is one of the greatest philanthropists of the modern era. and nobody even heard of him 5 minutes early. so, you know, even while i was watching those things, i was thinking, this is a little bit strange and right. so incredibly quickly, how does this exchange become so enormous? so qu

they arrived in leicester from antigua in 1960, part of the windrush generation.presence in the city. if i seen a few white guys, i had to turn in the other direction because they will attack you. it was a common thing. and they are more social with black people now and so on and we all, i think we all get on ok. the latest census data shows that leicester is one of the first british cities where no ethnic group is in the majority. a1% of people here identify themselves as white, the lowest of any city in the uk. but bernard believes not enough progress has been made to ensure all groups are treated equally. i'm happy to see leicester achieve but i'm not happy to see what we have achieved. you see, it is subtle now, the racism is more subtle now. in those days we could see it, we knew it was there. maz mashru is a world—renowned photographer. so what was tony blair like? but in 1972 he was forced to flee uganda when dictator idi amin ordered the country's asians to leave. many of them settled in leicester, helping to revive the city's fortunes. most of my good fri

that's about her paid frozen pension so she gets in antigua . it's an she gets in antigua.highlight today. well, john duffy, really good £25 a week. and john alongside five others have flown specifically to britain in a small delegation, they're to hand a letter into the department of work and pensions later to raise awareness of the situation and hopefully bring about change . it's tough early. about change. it's tough early. thanks very much indeed . if you thanks very much indeed. if you perhaps you are one of those half a million people watching because have so many news because we have so many gb news and listeners around the world that get touch that this affects get in touch with love to hear from with us. we'd love to hear from you and what you hope this delegation achieve and whether you're actually or you're actually all hopeful or not. current climate . not. in the current climate. fairpoint nantwich please . well, fairpoint nantwich please. well, after the break we'll be going through good mates through the with our good mates steph and michael . it's 841 you ar

. >> bahamas for bankman, the parent company is technically in antigua. most of their business is overseas, despite sam bankman being one of the political donors and very active binance was founded in china, based in singapore, though headquarters are a remote first company so they don't say exactly where the headquarters are. but founded in china. >> don't say exactly where the headquarters are. >> there are times i would like to do the same thing. >> oh, yeah. okay. >> kate, thank you for that. appreciate it. >> thanks, guys. >>> ahead on the show. consumers are paying up to go out. the ticket broker vivid seats reporting a record revenue is the looming recession a look to the outlook tesla stock down 16% already this month trading around 2021 lows trading around 2021 lows we'll hit that name as well asgr never misses a beat. it automatically powers your entire home in seconds. and keeps your family connected. with a heavy duty commercial grade engine and no refueling,extendy and up to $750 off. some of the other ke ♪y movers in any business, you ride t

antigua and barbuda. the maldives. saint christopher and naevus. brunei.mbers of the commonwealth. —— and rwanda. and the ambassador of ireland martin fraser and the ambassador of nepal will lay wreaths together. gyan chandra acharya. in the first world war, something like 200,000 people from ireland volunteered, this was before partition, to fight. and the gurkhas of course have for many years been part of the british army, way back in 1816, the first commission, today, over3,000 in 1816, the first commission, today, over 3,000 of them serve in the british army. the chief of the services admiral sir tony radakin and sir ben key chief of the naval staff and chief of the general staff general sir patrick standards, the chief of the air staff, air chief marshal sir mike wigston. and they are followed by the civilian chief representatives of the merchant navy, air transport auxiliary association and the civilians services. andrew pascoe for the merchant navy and the fishing fleets. john lumsden for the air transport auxiliary association. and the chair of the

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that would be antigua economy. that would be antigua move and it would be anti—business . i want to be anti—business. but i want to be clear here with my labour government , any movement in clear here with my labour government, any movement in our points based migration system , points based migration system, whether via the skilled worker route or the occupations list , route or the occupations list, will come alongside conditions for business. we will expect you to bring forward a clear plan to boost skills and more training for better pay and conditions for better pay and conditions for investment in new technology that we can talk about how this is dialogue is at the heart of partnership . but negotiation partnership. but negotiation with trade unions will be part of it . i said with trade unions will be part of it. i said at the tuc conference, my labour party is unashamedly pro—business and i say here today that trade unions must be a crucial part of our partnership . but our common goal partnership. but our common goal must be to help the british economy off its imm

they arrived in leicester from antigua in 1960, part of the windrush generation.mmon thing. and they are more social with black people now and so on and we all, i think we all get on ok. the latest census data shows that leicester is one of the first british cities where no ethnic group is in the majority. a1% of people here identify themselves as white, the lowest of any city in the uk. but bernard believes not enough progress has been made to ensure all groups are treated equally. i'm happy to see leicester achieve but i'm not happy to see what we have achieved. you see, it is subtle now, the racism is more subtle now. in those days we could see it, we knew it was there. maz mashru is a world—renowned photographer. so what was tony blair like? but in 1972 he was forced to flee uganda when dictator idi amin ordered the country's asians to leave. many of them settled in leicester, helping to revive the city's fortunes. most of my good friends are muslims, sikhs, indians and we maintain that type of a tradition here. leicester is the most harmonious city in the who

gaston browne, prime minister of antigua and barbuda, spoke on behalf of island nations endangered by source of funding for loss and damage. while they are profiting over the planet is burning. if this continues unabated, our entire human civilisation will be imperiled. it all comes as a un—commissioned report says rich countries should recognise that helping developing nations is in their self—interest. the report says developing countries need more than $2 trillion a year by 2030 to deal with the effects of global warming. it also calls for grants and low—interest loans from developed countries to double from about $30 billion annually today to $60 billion by 2025. it says the rest of the money — about $1.4 trillion — should originate domestically from private and public sources. current investments in emerging and developing economies other than china stands at about $500 billion. some western leaders seemed to agree. here's ursula von der leyen, president of the european commission. let us not take the highway to hell. let us not take the highway to hell. let us not take the highw

let's not forget, ftx is based in antigua, is an offshore exchange, the ones based on us abiding by the've reported, read and heard, you see regulations as the thing that would these new thing that would kill these new currencies.— thing that would kill these new currencies. ., ., ~ , currencies. regulation, ithink, is be, it has be the right of regulation. to be the right kind of regulation. otherwise, you are quite right, people are quite scared that it could strangled the entire sector and regulators don't put enough thought into how they do these things. we have had encouraging ideas for regulation come through here in the eu and the uk. and even some in america as well. but it can be a bit hit and miss. as it is such a brand—new area and it needs, in my opinion, as well as fitting crypto into old regulations, needs bespoke regulations also, real cared needs to be taken so that we don't continue with the situation like we currently have where most business, most trading business is pushed offshore. . . , most trading business is pushed offshore. . .y ., ., offshore. the currency tra