asad: absolutely.s an obligation for those that can be here, that we raise the voices of those people who are denied the opportunity to be here. civil society has always been the years and eyes of the front-line communities. there is no more front-line community than those who are behind bars, demanding a better world, the one that we are here fighting for. amy: just before we went on-air here at cop27, i spoke to the long time environmentalist nnimmo bassey, director of the , health of mother earth foundation, about the protests here both for climate justice and human rights. you were here for the protest on saturday, could you talk about those? >> usually we march on the streets in the city. here, we were within the confined perimeters of the cop27. it was very surreal. it showed the resiliency of the people. we didn't want to legitimize any kind of controlled march in the town, so this was important. the demands were mostly just announcing the cop itself. it is lost and damaged. we also declared tha

amy: we're are joined now from sharm el-sheikh by asad rehman, executive director of war on want and lead spokesperson for the climate justice coalition. welcome back to democracy now! we spoke to you last monday as the cop 27 negotiations were underway. now they have ended. can you talk about what has come of this? what do you think of the final cop 27 proposal? >> always a pleasure to join you. on the critical questions are we reducing harm? are we keeping temperatures well below 1.5 degree? there was no progress. we did not see any mention of the equitable fossil fuels impact. we simply saw a repeat of what was in glasgow. any rich countries came to these climate negotiations, having expanded their own fossil fuels. united states come u.k., european union are all planning massive expansion of oil and gas and even incredibly cold. -- coal. science has told us we basically have to cut our missions. we have less than five to 10 years of the current if we want to limit [indiscernible] shockingly, the report says we've only produced emissions in terms [indiscernible] we are so far off

the people of the country are sorted out by them, women from all avito are digging out the asad’s gasrodish glances, you sit down, you look at the water, so you calm down. you shoot yourself, well, negative emotions and send them off. i am from the edge of love to my darling. this is my homeland for most of my years. i already live here, i was born. children. there are already grandchildren here, of course. this is my glorious homeland, what is so rich, belarus is one piece of it in the world and i pray for it for you, look, the draft policy on our tv channel in our program would sound seven times, answer one build this is our formula for success two teams and several stages of blitz questions from the presenter. in which country does easter island belong in this intellectual struggle? who created the theory of relativity? what vaccines do belarusians offer today? what can be used and how they manifest themselves. well, usually we have a vaccine that we have been using for many years is purchased at the expense of the republican local budget. this is grippol plus, a russian-made vacci

good morning, i'm asad ahmad.emanded the resignation of the director for public prosecution if they don't get an immediate explanation for a decision to drop charges against two men accused of stirring up racial hatred. footage of a pro—palestine rally in stjohn's wood was seen on social media with anti—semitic abuse being shouted from some cars. in total, charges against four men have been dropped. the anti—semitism campaign group says it's considering legal options. the metropolitan police has written to retailers selling e—scooters reminding them that they're illegal on public roads and in public places. anyone caught riding a privately owned one can be fined and have it seized. the number of e—scooters continues to increase rapidly but legal ones available to rent as part of a government trial across ten london boroughs. the zoological society of london has released video of a baby giraffe born at whipsnade zoo. wilfred was born on remembrance sunday and his arrival is said to be "a vital addition to the inter

he's been speaking to bbc london's asad ahmad about how he was prepared to pay the ultimate price.e silence at 11am this morning to mark armistice day. tube lines are expected to get back to a normal service today — but it won't be until mid—morning. it follows yesterday's rmt strike, their sixth this year, which brought most of the london underground to a halt. transport for london advise commuters to plan ahead and check before they travel. well let's see how the tube's looking at the moment lots of issues — all lines are suspened except for the northern line that has a reduced service between edgware and golders green and high barnet to finchley central. and the dlr and elizabeth line are running as normal. the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there, good morning. it was exceptionally mild across the capital last night. we are starting off today, armistice day, with temperatures in the low teens in celsius. lots of low cloud initially, we have still got the strength of that brisk south—westerly wind blowing as well. but through the afternoon in particular, there will be a l

good morning, i'm asad ahmad. that the tournament doesn't look as if it'll bring the boost in trade that's needed. the world cup normally sees business at bars, pubs and restaurants boom but research shows spending in the coming weeks could be less than half that of the euro finals last year. and that could be devastating for businesses struggling under current pressures. we know that many of them were lost during the course of the pandemic. we lost over 10,000 community pubs, independent restaurants, and when they're lost, they're lost for good. and those are vital assets that people value in the community. so if you want to have your community pub, your independent restaurant there after the world cup, after christmas, then you do need to go out and support them now. climate change activists occupied gordon ramsay's michelin stared —— starred restaurant in chelsea at the weekend. members of animal rebellion entered "restaurant gordon ramsay" on saturday — wearing smart casual clothing. they held mock menus outli

good morning, i'm asad ahmad.ds of workday commuters along the length of its line, from heathrow airport and reading all the way to abbey wood, and from shenfield to paddington. this was the first train heading to heathrow from abbey wood at 7.30 yesterday morning. the mayor of london says 60 million journeys have already been made on the line since it opened in may. the inquiry into the grenfell tower fire resumes today, after a three and a half month break. members of the panel have used the time to study more than 300,000 documents and submissions on behalf of the 72 people who died in the fire in north kensington five years ago. survivors are calling forjustice and for lessons to be learned. a former drug addict who spent months living on the underground, says he turned his life around with the help of art. ed worley, who also goes by the name opake, spent his teens and early 20s battling substance abuse and ended up sleeping rough. he eventually channelled his energy into painting, and is now showing his work

not in their part of the asad. just where they do not reach light snow. tomorrow in the north-west there will be light sleet on the don, moderate rainfall in the caucasus. and it’s very windy everywhere in the south, while the temperature has reached the climatic norm at the beginning of winter in st. petersburg a little colder than -3.5, and in moscow at night minus 10 days -6 is quite alarming in january. if you can not fall asleep glycine plus melatonin in one tablet reduces anxiety accelerates falling asleep glycine plus melatonin. valar double action anxiety can cause insomnia glycine plus melatonin in one tablet reduces anxiety accelerates falling asleep glycine plus melatonin evalar double action. lord of the gods oh wife he didn't even ask how she was there? well, you imagine that fell on him. he needs to calm down and put himself in order. i see, he quickly put his brains in order i wonder where he soaped himself, let's follow it to stop. well, he's going to zhenya. well, but i have such confidence. no, i didn’t sign such things. what did you let

good morning, i'm asad ahmad.d had to be removed by officers using special equipment. the groupjust stop oil have vowed to continue their action. a new national day of remembrance has been called for by relatives of the 72 people who died in the fire at the grenfell tower in west london. a lawyer speaking on their behalf said the families also want an apology from companies found to be at fault. during closing speeches at the inquiry, danny friedman kc described the tragedy as a "disaster made in britain". a cyclist in tottenham has started a volunteer cycle group that helps the homeless across london. verral paul—walcott decided to do something to quickly take food, clothing and toilteries to those sleeping rough on our streets. by day he's a graphic designer, but he's still managed to get volunteer cyclists doing the same in every london borough. i feel compelled and have a real empathy for those to help those that are in need. i think public perception is one thing that definitely needs to change so that they c

asads will be preserved. next week the cold will recede warmer will be slightly above zero.mber 25 due to construction work on the dmitrovsky highway, do not drive near the verkhniye likhobory metro station on saturdays until the end of march, they will close the section, marshal tukhachevsky a street until the end of june section of the shelepikhinskaya embankment from projected passage 66-97. yes flour travel. the schedule of trains on the riga direction will change on november 22 and 23, zvezdnaya is with the construction of a transport hub on the basis of the station. now, until 4:00 in the morning, trains will not run from and to it will go to kursk and komsomolskaya square. the traffic intervals will increase and in some cases will reach 18 minutes. in the moscow region, admission to the competition of the best medical workers of the region is open. for the first time , doctors of paramedical personnel can participate. the winners will receive a cash prize applications for more than one and a half hundred applications from paramedics and ambulance doctors maria babiy f