from norway and the others came from denmark and others. and margaret, this was her tomb. and for a brief period of time, and through sheer force of will, tonight the kingdoms of denmark. it's a kind of undertaking they can say only a woman would pursue and only a woman like margaret of denmark would be able to achieve. and it lasted through death in 1412. it's an achievement in history of scandinavia and thank you so one of the things that i think margaret of denmark or the most extraordinary woman of scandinavian history. rule of the most extraordinary woman in the book history of the european of the middle ages. in terms of her personal well effort and a sense of command. scandinaviages in are ones in which the viking culture and that sense of solidarity, shared values and mutual trust but also creating that individual freedom to go through changes in shapes and through the coming of christianity. but then also of the coming of euphemism and. [inaudible]. and we make this between the scandinavians of americans in the church and i think i explained this in the book, prof

in denmark i was put with two different foster families. year in 1952, 16 of us were sent to greenland. when the ship docked, i grabbed my little suitcase and rushed down the bridge into the arms of my mum, and i talked and talked about all that i had seen but she did not answer. i looked up at her in confusion. after a while, she said something but i could not understand what she was saying, not a word. and i thought, this is awful. i cannot speak with my mother any more, we speak two different languages. imean, i mean, that is heartbreaking stuff. i suppose there must be some question about if the families were persuaded to let their children go then who's fault is it but they are, finally, seeking compensation. there are only six surviving of those — there are only six surviving of those children and they are seeking _ those children and they are seeking 38,000 us dollars each. their_ seeking 38,000 us dollars each. their lawyer, as you said earlier, _ their lawyer, as you said earlier, said they lost their families, _ earlier, said they

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i think we got the same weather system here in scotland, jehovah in denmark. now in recent years we've seen more more young people rising up against a climate change and demanding action from their lead as it is of course, understandable. they're the ones who are gonna have to face the future world and observe, spoke to some young climate activists. here's what they had to say. hi i'm and like i said off, i'm 11 years old and i live in grove out india. there was a huge flood. we're villagers in villagers. there were washed away so so many of the vehicles and houses were destroyed. so people are dying because of climate change. i think people my age, they are being heard by the government and by adults do. so i think young people like me, they're using social media. do you know, raise awareness and contribute for her? hello. my name is marissa pull. i saw them came. i'm a high school student. my grandparents told me this, it used to be land with a large community where it was a prosperous community with lots of merchant boots from many countries, hong kong. but

energy for denmark. here we have very close code climate in the winter. so we need hot water in the radiate us, and that's done by air. essential. busy system then sends it out to the apartments and opening. okay. chris, we will leave with that. thank you so much for that. and from the world's greatest country, back to cop 26 in glasgow neck. china. great, thanks for that to very interesting stuff that from denmark. it's interesting to see to right now we've got a lot of speakers from the youth activism movement appearing on stage youth. very much part of the theme of many of the lead speeches so far because it is the future generations, it will bear the brunt of what's going on. but any recently, as we see more more young people coming up in the fight against climate change and demanding action from their leaders out there has been speaking to some of the cleverest hi i'm and like i said off, i'm 11 years old and i live in grove, our india, there was a huge flood. we're villagers and villagers. there we

it's happening to very well for a country like denmark. this is a small country, it's got a pretty high wealth per capita ratio. you can afford to introduce all of these policies and make them work very different for countries that can't afford it for the developing countries. of this world, what lessons does denmark have to offer them? i think what the danish government needs to do is to teach other governments how to make it easy for people in here. so making the green choice, the easiest choice is what is what i think is going to make the difference worldwide and try and export those policies in those ideas, making biking roads or standing on one. wonderful or patricia, thank you so much for your time. it's been great talking to you and here we are in the middle of a cycling rush hour in copenhagen. back to you now at cop 26 in glasgow. janet great, thanks very much indeed for that. it's interesting stuff that from denmark, let's take all of us on we can speak now. here in claus. go to james cameron, part of friends of cop $26.00, which

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william the conquer kerr descended from the -- conquer or descended from norway, the king of denmark and others, that there's -- no one ever manages to really unite all of scandinavia, except one, and that's margaret of denmark. thisthis is her effigy, her toms a matter of fact, who for a brief time managed to, through sheer force of will, to unite the kingdoms of denmark, sweden and norway into one. it's the kind of undertaking that -- [laughter] only a woman would conceive of and would pursue and only a woman like margaret of denmark would be able to achieve. >> to watch the rest of this program, visit booktv.org. use the search box at the top of the page to look for arthur herman or the title of his book, "the viking heart." ♪ >> on "about books," we delve into the latest news about the publishing industry with interesting insider interviews with publishing industry experts. we'll also give you updates on current nonfiction authors and books, the latest book reviews, and we'll talk about the current nonfiction books featured on c-span's booktv. >> host: and welcome to the "about b

denmark are in formidable form, but scotland saved their best for last.northern ireland were already out of world cup contention, but they still managed a famous night at windsor park, holding italy to a goalless draw and forcing the european champions into the playoffs. katie gornall, bbc news. after being sacked as aston villa manager little over a week ago, dean smith is back in the premier league. he's the new man in charge at norwich, replacing daniel farke, who was sacked just a day before smith lost his job at villa. his first game in charge will be at home to southampton on saturday. there've been further developments in the racism row involving yorkshire county cricket club. bowler adil rashid has become the third player to claim he heard former england captain, michael vaughan, question the number of players of asian heritage in the yorkshire side in 2009. michael vaughan has again categorically denied it, and says he was very proud that asian players were included in the team. 0ur sports editor dan roan has been at lord's cricket ground, and ex

denmark had mandates and they stopped it all on september 10th.hey saw increased cases and no bunching in the hospitalization and death all restrictions have to be lifted. i don't know if we are there yet. i supported it but there was an article in the san francisco chronicle thought this was the time to do it given the low rate. >> you been branded as a doctor as an out lower outlier. you haven't always agreed to the approach to the virus. the san francisco chronicle wrote that you are one of the most controversial infectious disease expert aired does that labeling feel accurate to you x >> it doesn't. i have to say i came to the city in 1996 because i was úfascinated by infectious diseae and specifically hiv. i wanted to come to the epicenter to do my training. harm reduction means you want to reduce cases. just like everyone wanted to reduce cases in san francisco. you do it with the context of people in mind. workers need filtered basques to go inside. people are still working. vulnerable patients canst not come to the clinic because they don'

joining us is denmark minister dan jorgensen.escribes its approach as a hockey stick model. when we get the final communique? minister? min. jorgensen: was that a question for me? alix: when we get the final communique? min. jorgensen: now the negotiations are going into the final stage and it is too early to say when they will finish. right now the presidency is saying it will be this evening. they might very well bill on all night. the biggest hurdles right now is can we keep the 1.5 temperature increase alive? is it possible for us to agree to make reductions in co2 emissions so that is feasible? guy: good afternoon. do you think the summit has been successful? min. jorgensen: it is too early to say. on the one hand it is a success that so far there has been real progress on the action track. a big agreement on deforestation, big agreement on the phaseout of coal and methane and those things. in regards to the negotiation of the united nations, we do not know where that will end. the draft that is out there is looking positive

stolen from their parents 70 years ago — the inuit group seeking compensation from denmark.begin with some breaking news: reports are coming in that at least 45 people were killed after a bus with north macedonian licence plates caught fire on a highway in western bulgaria. at least 45 people have been killed wthe head of the fire safety department at the interior ministry said there were children among the victims, and seven people with burns were transferred to hospital in the capital sofia. it thought the accident happened around five hours ago but the sight of the accident is currently cut off. we will update you as soon as more details come in. a senior red cross official says policies designed to withhold international funds from the taliban are depriving ordinary afghan people of the means of survival. speaking one hundred days after the taliban swept to power across the country, dominik stillhart urged international donors to find creative ways to send funds to the country to stave off severe malnutrition. as the taliban transitions from insurgency to government, the

denmark in great form.lying just now. would say that they are flying “ust now. �* , ., ., , ., now. but they have not been that convincing- _ now. but they have not been that convincing. they have _ now. but they have not been that convincing. they have the - now. but they have not been that convincing. they have the best i now. but they have not been that. convincing. they have the best three strikers that are injured. they've got a good chance can i really think that and yes, i mean they're playing particularly well. i was pleased with the performance and result from the other night. at the same time you've still got to do the job and thejob is difficult you've still got to do the job and the job is difficult indeed. you've still got to do the job and thejob is difficult indeed. i'm very confident, actually. the job is difficult indeed. i'm very confident, actually. they're coin: very confident, actually. they're auoin to very confident, actually. they're going to their— very confident, actually. they're

when you talk about peer reviewed study of masks one done in denmark showed it didn't work. look at all of sweden 1.8 million children have not been wearing masks for the last two years zero covid tests havee the teachers been infentanyled. turned out the teachers are infected the same rate as the rest of the public. no masks for a year, year and a half. that has worked.

( laughter ) >> reporter: we also met with korean adoptees in denmark.ota, there are thousands here. >> nice to meet you! >> reporter: lisa and i had fun getting to know each other during the short visit, but instead of answering questions, meeting lisa created more. now that i know about you, it just makes me start to, you know, go down the rabbit hole of, who was-- who was our father? what-- is he still alive? do we have other siblings out there? i'm also very aware that many adoptees do not get this opportunity, and that helps me to know how special it is that we-- we did find each other. >> hill: finally tonight, directors, actors, writers and musicians continue to pay tribute to stephen sondheim this weekend as two of his musicals play in new york. the legendary composer and lyricist died yesterday at his home in connecticut at age 91. outside the theater named for him there is a now a makeshift memorial. among those sharing their memories were barbra streisand who tweeted, "thank the lord that sondheim lived to be 91 years old so he had the time to

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margaret of denmark.this is her effigy at her tomb the, as a matter of fact, who for a brief period of time manage through sheer force of will to unite the kingdoms of denmark, sweden and norway into one. it's the kind of undertaking that -- [laughter] only a woman would conceive of and would pursue, and only a woman like margaret of denmark would be able to achieve. >> to watch the rest of this program, visit booktv.org. use the search box at top of the page to look for arthur herman or the title of his book, "the viking heart." >> and you've been watching booktv. every sunday on c-span2 watch nonfiction authors discuss their books. television for serious readers. and watch them all online anytime at booktv.org. you can also find us on twitter, facebook and youtube @booktv. ♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories. and on season sundays book -- on sundays, booktv brings you the latest nonfiction books and authors. funding from c-sp

green bonds for denmark? how close are we?> i'm very confident there will be -- that will be an important part of the way we finance our transformation in the future. manus: thank you so much for being part of the panel and being part of the new economy form. that is denmark's minister for climate, energy and utilities. yvonne: great stuff. a quick check of the latest headlines. talking about baidu sales jumping 13% after growth in the quarter led to some growth in new businesses. helping to offset a slow down. the company posted a third-quarter revenue of $5 billion. thanks to a 73% jump in ai cloud sales. investing any areas including unmanned vehicles and the cloud heating beijing's calls for self-sufficiency. shares down 8% in hong kong. nvidia has given an upbeat fourth-quarter forecast. the chips giant expects to hit $7.4 billion during that time. more than half a billion above average analyst estimates. the news sell shares rally in late trade. 57% revenue growth over the last a five day rally for riviere and came to an

k. denmark, belgium, chet, republic, and austria. we case is likely to be circulating in france according to the french government. the urge a message from brussels couldn't be any clearer vaccinate vaccine night vaccinate boost loose boost as much as is possible. because this boosting or vaccination arrays as a level of antibodies and stimulates the memory cells for covet a viruses. therefore, this is the police of the immune system. the europe wide response has been to restrict flights from several southern african countries and introduce mandatory testing of people arriving from abroad. travelers coming here to the u. k will have to quarantine for 10 days at their own expense. moves some scientists believe won't be effective in stopping the spread. it's complicated that you to imagine that you're going to be able to prevent the discretion of to be agent as resorting to the case. as an example. in belgium, we entered the traveling belgium. i ended up with the gate and she had absolute demoted contact with anyone from southern afric

africa to amsterdam have tested positive for the new con, variance to case has been confirmed in denmark, another 2 in australia, the bulk of following developments from london. it was 624 passengers on 2 flights, one from cape town, one from johannesburg that arrived in the netherlands on friday. all 600. 24 were held for several hours while this testing was on the way and those that have tested positive for either the original variance. all the new variant are now isolating. we believe shipple airport in a designated hotel. it is, of course, one of the largest international travel hobbs in the world. and the dutch understandably are being very, very cautious about how they play this morocco has followed israel in banning all foreign is from entering the country for 2 weeks. they've impose the toughest travel bands so fast since the amazon very was detected in south africa this week. australia also confirming infections of the new variant to passengers coming from southern africa as sydney of tested positive for the new variant. parts of the country of any just reopened, remained before

denmark are in formidable form, but scotland saved their best for last.us night at windsor park, holding italy to a goalless draw and forcing the european champions into the playoffs. katie gornall, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. good evening. after a fairly mild and cloudy day on monday, the weather is not going to be changing in a hurry for some of us. a bit of rain in your forecast particularly towards the north and west of the uk but often things will be looking dry. still mild and reasonably cloudy as well. for the rest of this evening and overnight, the cloud thick enough across central parts of england and the south—west for a few spots of drizzle. some rain pushing into the north—west of scotland, but often things will be looking dry. some rain pushing into the north—west of scotland through tonight. for most of us a fair amount of cloud around. the odd clear spell and temperatures into mid single figures and perhaps colder in rural spots. a few misty patches to start tuesday. they sho

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already one third of denmark's power comes from renewable sources. you can see in the baltic straight the wind turbines doing their bit. >> we have visitors coming every day, families coming with children. when they take the elevator ride, they can look into the stomach of the waste energy plant. you can hear children talking with their dad about what is going on and he tells them the garbage we throw out is being driven here and being burnt at 1000 degrees celsius and outcomes energy and hot water they can shower in. reporter: the other things that danes do well is cycling and cycle paths. between percent of journeys to work take place by bike. it's hoping by 20 to 5, 3 quarters of journeys anywhere will take place on bikes, on foot, or public transport. the countries on the forefront of a clean transport revolution as well. maryam: two forces rattling the ethiopian government now -- they are considering marching on the capital. ethiopia's government accuse the fighters of killing 100 youths, a claim they deny. a government it says the killings are

. -- king of denmark and others. but no one ever manages to really unite -- except one. let's margaret have done more. this is her effigy. as a matter of fact. for a great period of time the union -- managed through sheer force of will to unite the kingdoms of denmark. it's the kind of undertaking you could say only a woman would conceive and would pursue, and only women like margaret of denmark would be built to achieve. >> watch the rest of this program visit book tv dot org. use the search box at the top of the page to look for the title of his book -- the blanking heart. on about books, we delve into the book industry with insider experts. we give you updates on the latest book reviews and we talk about the current nonfiction books featured on c-span's book tv. booktv.

nada: from myanmar to denmark, hydrogen has been hailed as a future clean fuel.rnments are making it a key part of their remission -- omission cutting plans. most of the world's hydrogen is made from fossil fuels but there could be a solution in denmar as adrian murray reports. adrian: these giants of renewable energy tower over the danish countryside. a project offers what might be a glimpse of the future. this turbine is harnessing energy from the wind. that power is being used to produce another type of clean fuel. hydrogen gas. the plant is not connected to the grid. the hydrogen made here supplies local taxis. >> we could produce eight kilos per hour with the equipment you can see behind me. nevertheless, eight kilos is what a car can drive 800 kilometers on. adrian: the need to slash carbon emissions has brought carbon -- hydrogen into focus. >> when you burn it, you don't get the co2 commission. adrian: most hydrogen, about 95%, is made using fossil fuels today. green hydrogen, however, i produced from water and renewable tricity. this facility makes elect

confirm cases have been reported in many countries, including austria, belgium, the czech republic, denmark, germany, italy, the netherlands, and portugal. in this race between the vaccines and the varos, the new varied may have given the virus extra links. so our strategy is to buy ourselves time and to strengthen our defenses, while our world's leading scientists learn more about this potential threat. on friday i update to the house about the measures we've put in place, including how within hours we'd place 6 countries in southern africa on the travel reckless. today, mister speaker, i'd like to update the house on a more balanced and proportion steps that we are taking 1st measures at the border, the slow, the incursion of the varied from abroad on saturday in line with the updated advice from the u. k. health security agency, we acted quickly to add 4 other countries to the travel records and gola mozambie by law. we enter. this means that anyone who's not a u. k or irish, national or resident who's been in any of these countries over the previous 10 days will be refused entry. and th

when we had the big world crisis in the world, denmark, we're importing 99 percent of the time. so it was really is something that hit us really hot. so what the political world, it was that out of that consensus that we must do something about that to be independent of what comes from job site. so what's happened was that we've had interview agreements in parliament ever since. and we have programs that promoted a green solutions and it means that today we have a leading power within the energy efficiency. and also within the wind, 6 of course 12 minutes past the hour. let's wrap up some other top stories. so either we'll discuss 5000000 recorded code 19 deaths, less than 2 years after the pandemic was declared. plots and lens lives kill more than 100 people in the power will have the latest on the rescue efforts. ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with the sponsored by counsel airways, it is dry and i in viet nam in cambodia louse and didn't lose on the rains. are moving sites with the sun, they should do it seasonally correct. they're ires. a concentration has been floodi

yes, of course there is a whole agenda that's been released on by costa rica and denmark and it's called beyond oil and gas alliance. now this is an attempt to spread the word right across the globe a to convince governments. it's a ban oil exploration, no investment in oil and gas any more. so a denmark has set the, the lead really because it is the biggest oil and gas producer in the european union. um, and it's a band anymore exploration. and last year, it's also planning to stop all production by 2050. now this is very bold stuff really because it demarco's a small country and it may not have a massive investment in oil and gas, but it is it saying 0 tolerance on this? and it's really moving forward now costa rica at the house, no oil reserves. so it's knowledge. but nonetheless, it's banning it bought by statute. and we're also singer a raft of other countries coming along as well. france, greenland island, sweden, and possibly more. so this is an interesting development, but it's very much a sidebar. the main issue is a decision on what cop is about in this course. 26 is past 2 wee

south africa now the south african present several rubber porter addressing the nation, austria, denmark. and these are the, any identification of this variant is the result of the excellent work done by our scientists in south africa. and it's a direct result of the investment that our science and innovation, as well as the health departments have made in our, you know, make surveillance capabilities. we are one of the countries in the world that set up a surveillance network throughout the country to help us monitor the behavior of covered 19 the early detection of this variant and the work that has already gone into understanding its properties. and possible effects means that we are better equipped to respond to the variant we pay tribute to our scientist who a world renowned and widely respected and have demonstrated that they have a deep knowledge of epidemiology. there are a number of things that we already know about this variant on the crop as a result of the work, our scientists have been doing on genome surveillance. firstly, we now know that ami curren has far more mutations

a 3rd of all of denmark's power comes from renewable sources. and you can see perhaps out there in the baltic, strike the wind turbines doing the bit. we have visitors coming every day. we have families coming with children. when they take the elevator ride up, they can look directly into the stomach of the way. so in your plan, you can hear the little children talking with the dad about what is going on in here. and he tells them that the garbage that we throw out in the home is being driven here. it's being burned at 1000 degrees, celsius and outcomes. energy and hot water that they can show. and now another thing the danes do spectacularly well. cycling and cycle ponds already up to 50 percent of journeys to work, take place by bike. it's hoped that by 2025 a 3 quarters of all journeys anywhere will take place on bicycles, on foot or on public transport. this country then at the forefront of a clean transport revolution, as well as a whole al jazeera copenhagen. so i had on this news out from london, where in nepal, which is struggling after

denmark are in formidable form, but scotland saved their best for last.sacked as aston villa manager little over a week ago, dean smith is back in the premier league. he's the new man in charge at norwich, replacing daniel farke, who was sacked just a day before smith lost his job at villa. his first game in charge will be at home to southampton on saturday. there've been further developments in the racism row involving yorkshire county cricket club. bowler adil rashid has become the third player to claim he heard former england captain, michael vaughan, question the number of players of asian heritage in the yorkshire side in 2009. michael vaughan has again categorically denied it, and says he was very proud that asian players were included in the team. our sports editor dan roan has been at lord's cricket ground, and explained that there is no sign of this row going away. the racism crisis that has cast a lengthening shadow over english cricket is intensifying on what seems like a daily basis right now. earlier this month, the former ashes—winning engla

so there is a different situation for the different population to back to europe, denmark re imposing cubic 19 restrictions as it grapples with rising infection rates. they include people needing a health pass to enter bars, restaurants, and other public places. on monday, denmark reported more than 2000 cases for a 5th day, 85 percent of the eligible population has been vaccinated. u. s. investigators have see $6000000.00 in ransomware payments and charged to alleged hackers. a ukrainian man is in custody while a russian suspect is being sought is alleged. the men are tied to the russia back hacker firms are evil. it said to be behind the tanks, costing us companies, millions of dollars to date are evil. ransomware has been deployed and approximately $175000.00 computers worldwide, with at least $200000000.00 paid in ransom. as a result of the casea attack, businesses that relied on casias services across the united states and around the world were impacted more than $2000000.00 in emergency. aid has been announced by the european commission in response to widespread flooding in sout

on monday, denmark reported more than 2000 cases. for a 5th day. us investigators a c $6000000.00 in ransomware, payments and charged to alleged hackers, ukrainian mans and custody. while the russians suspect is being sought by the authorities that lead the men or types of the russia back hackers group are evil. it said to be behind the tanks, costing us firms millions of dollars. to date are evil. ransomware has been deployed and approximately $175000.00 computers worldwide with at least $200000000.00 paid in ransom. as a result, because say, attack businesses that relied on to say as services across the united states and around the world were impacted. investigations have revealed the phones of 6 palestinian rights activists were hacked by an israeli company, military grade spyware. it's called pegasus is reported to have infected their devices for more than a year. hurry faucet reports now from ramallah and the occupied westbank after week spent rejecting is really accusations of links to a designated terror organization. 6 palest

know that it's in more than a dozen countries as, as far reaching as you know, austria, hong kong denmark, the u. k. parts of africa. oh, i know we are still waiting for more information, but based on the mild symptoms to start with, the we're seeing in south africa, a number of epidemiologists, i know already speculating paps while the hopefully that ami kron could actually be a good thing, more infectious, less deadly very and that becomes a kind of benign form of the virus has happened with h one and one. you hopeful that's the best case scenario and i'm trying to be optimistic and i'm trying to be hopeful. so i very much hope my colleagues are correct. but i think they would agree that it's really too early for us to know how well one thing struck me in detecting all these on a chron infections. countries are also finding a pretty high number of travelers who actually have coven infections. and they're actually making it on to planes. so all they're just gaping holes and travel protocols, especially given how very they are from country to country. there seems to be, i'm completely sho

sat on the 30 for running as vice president and running meat of the son of the lead dictator for denmark, us for it in at mark as junior, the older, deterred to says his daughter is far more popular than marcus, and that the marcus's can never be trusted, especially when it comes to politics. that's a surprise to many, because the marcus as have been allies of the do. thirty's since 2016 for months now, the detectives have repeatedly said they were not interested in seeking hire office . that's changed in the past couple of days. so you can see how they treat it, even while it thinks it's like a game, you know, what shows all. so they're very strong sense of entitlement. you've seen how the substitution works. we've seen how personalities or people we do not know, filed county, the seas for president, vice president sen, only to withdraw, and then only to be placeholders and give way to personalities. while this may seem a typical jaw, so for political power, it is critical for deterred his administration to remain in control beyond 2022 president, the 3rd to his spacing investigations b

and but the far minister of denmark has said that he supports a new wave of sanctions. and if you ania, i said that they must help stop flights to a 2 bedroom and we are hearing they rockier lines. the rocky government is willing to repatriate over $500.00 of their citizens if they're willing to return to iraq. okay, thank you so much as a bag reporting from the poland. belarus border. hutchinson as governing paramus party, has suffered a severe set back in mid term elections. it lost its majority in congress for the 1st time in 40 years. the government has been losing popularity because of an economic crisis made worse by the pandemic. theresa bar reports from one a series the defeat did not come as a surprise, but still it was a major blow full precedent. del, better the fernandez and he's ruling coalition party 6 major districts out of 8 voted against the government, resulting in their parents party. losing its majority in the senate for the 1st time in almost 40 years, supporters gather to show their support for the president. they said the government needs to work

the thing is at the moment, denmark is negotiating with rwanda over this, but it's very unrealistic. i think unfortunately, that's something we'll materialize. however, if the horror of the you with adopt this approach, i think it would be, it would stand some kind of chance. it will also break the back of human smugglers . we've seen that australia has to a certain degree in a very imperfect manner, implemented these policies. okay. and they have managed, well, the boy desktops. i'm not sure how many people would agree this trillion model is the way forward, but pizza crappy, i'm afraid we're out of time. thank you very much. indeed for joining us here on al jazeera, we appreciate it. thank you. plenty more still ahead on this news. our including communities in western canada deal with catastrophic flooding operations. one of the country's biggest ports are effects. it's plus i'm going to send that. i'm in the columbia island, the providence where people are still living in 10th year after a devastating hurricane. and in ford, canada score of famous when new mexico in the world, the

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i'm with me right now, is daniel godson, environment minister for denmark, which has been in its own initiative. welcome to lou al jazeera. now your country was, in fact, li, the biggest producer oil and gas in the european union, back in 2019, when he decided to stop all research any more work on, on, on all and gas industry. and you're going to face it out completely. ah, within a few years yes. is, will we? we've acknowledged that if we are to stay in a world that has the temperature inquiries below $1.00, which is what we had to achieve. countries need so also put an end to war and, and guess so, we know is it's not easy to make that decision for country like denmark, it's an expensive decision, but we have decided to do it. well, you've done that that we've also set up a, a consortium effectively of a number of countries to campaign for that issue. let's get to the crunch issue we mentioned earlier. well, this issue of 1.5. does this text seem that it's going to signal failure here, or what is what you make of it? i'm still an optimists, but i'm also concerned, i mean, right now

have been put up along the water front here in dallas cornish, including belgium, france, brazil, denmark and germany. now this sunday will officially be just one year until the 2022 world cup kicks off with all up out of that, he will run a similar ceremony whenever a team qualifies. this is to welcome not only the teams, but more importantly, the funds of those countries who we hope will join us in this festival with football one year from now. well, they'll be adding more flags in the, including the 2010 champions for the very late goals to see the one know when i was sweden and secure in that group. even if they hadn't scored a drug would have been enough the same to go through and creation through as well. they were up against russia and would love to pitch in play. not all came down to this own goal from russia, with 9 minutes left. the one mill when enough for crecia to finish top of the group by a single point. but christiana and all the and portugal have to wait to get the place that the world's come. they blew the chance to qualify automatically, beats in a home by serbia. he sc

to amsterdam of tested positive for the new only chronic variant. 2 cases have been confirmed in denmark, another 2 in australia, morocco's followed israel, and banning all foreigners from entering the country for 2 weeks. oh, the toughest travel then so far since on a chrome was detected in south africa this week and frances housing and posting a meeting of european ministers to discuss migration. but the u. k. has been excluded. talks were called up to 27 people drama, trying to cross the channel between the u. k. and france. a conflict to need he of his tigress. states has spreads to other areas, including ne and afar, a region where most imports come through. al jesse was the 1st international news channel to gain access to the region since the fighting began. have a watch of this, this is what happened when report mohammed taught to walk whole was reporting live on air from the town of schieffer. and the medina, i am now standing in the heart of schiffer a city has it has been debbie center of military operations during the past 40 days out of the your money that i hi to here. hi. t

it comes as the netherlands, denmark and australia are the latest countries to confirm cases of the newas new travel restrictions are brought in worldwide to limit its spread. the dutch authorities have said that at least 13 tested positive for the new variant after arriving recently from south africa. coronavirus variant. it comes as the netherlands, denmark and australia are the latest countries to confirm cases of the new strain and as new travel restrictions are brought in worldwide to limit its spread. the dutch authorities have said that at least 13 tested positive for the new variant after arriving recently from south africa. scientists fear the highly—mutated variant — first detected by scientists in south africa — could be more transmissible and drive further waves of the disease. south africa's president has condemned global travel bans against his country following the detection of the new variant. cyril ramphosa called the moves unjustified and not based on science. mr ramphosa declined to impose new restrictions on south africa itself, saying increased vaccination was the b

all these literally sinking denmark is considered to be the greenest country in the world. i've a horn isn't from danish sustainability group. state of green tells us now why this has been 50 is in the making all of that in the winter of 7374. when we had the big wild crisis in the world, denmark, we're importing 99 percent of our energy at the time. so it was really something that hit us really hot. so what the, the political world, it was that out of that for a consensus that we must do something about that to be independent of what comes from the outside. so what happened was that we have had interview agreements in parliament ever since that. and we have programs that promoted a green solutions. and it means that today we have a leading power within the energy efficiency and also within the wind 6. well, in recent years, increasing numbers of young people have been demanding action on climate change from their leaders. they say they're the ones with inherit the outcome of what the world does today. how to 0 spoke to some young climate activists, is what they had to say.

here on dough doe house cornish, including belgium, france, brazil, denmark, and germany. sunday marks one year to go until the tournament kicks off with all i've got out of it that he will run a similar ceremony whenever a team qualifies. this is to welcome not only the teams, but more importantly, the funds of those countries who we hope will join us in this festival of football one year from now. i am later on england are expected to punch their ticket for cattle. they only need a drawer against the world's lowest rank team, san marino. where taking this very seriously, we're not qualified yet. we want a strong performance. we've got thousands of england friends traveling, and we, we must put on a performance and underlines all of the facts which are spoken about really top spot is also up for grabs and group. see, and there isn't much to separate italy and switzerland. besides played out a one will draw last week with it's lee missing a last minute penalty to win the game. the teams a level on points in the table, but the italians have a better goal difference. european champions a

and others, but no one ever manages to unite and that is margaret of denmark and hoover a great periodof time managed to with a sheer force of will to unite the kingdoms it's the kind of undertaking that only a woman would conceive of and pursue and be able to achieve. we delve into the latest news about the industry with interesting inside interviews with publishing industry experts. we also give updates on current nonfiction authors and books, the latest book reviews and talk about the current nonfiction books featured on c-span

anthony ralston has been called into the scotland squad for the first time, for their qualifier against denmarklston has featured for scotland at under 21 level and recently signed a new contract with celtic. scotland need at least a draw against the runaway group leaders to be seeded in the semi—finals. valentino rossi bowed out of his glittering motorcycling career by finishing tenth at the season ending valencia motogp. the 42—year—old multiple world champion took all the applause from the 75,000 crowd as he rode an ovation lap in spain. it was his 432nd grand prix since starting his career back in 1996. his fellow italian francesco bagnaia claimed victory for his fourth win of the season. that's all from sportsday. thank you for watching and we will see you again next time. take care. hello. we have had some patchy light rain and drizzle across parts of england and wales today, but the bulk of the rain is pushing it in northern and western scotland and northern ireland and will continue overnight. weakening a little of the night wears on. further south across england and wales, a lot of clo

hagi to secure them a precious point as they came from behind to draw one all against brondby in denmarknd sparta prague and they face the czech side next. celtic were 3—2 winners away to hungarian's ferencevaros in group g. after both sides traded early goals it wasjota who put the hoops ahead with this clinical finish and a third from 20 year old israeli international liel abada on the hour mark was enough to keep ange postecoglou's side in the hunt despite conceding a late second. bbc sport understands an agreement is close with eddie howe to succeed steve bruce as newcastle utd manager and it s hoped he will be in charge for saturdays match at brighton. the magpies have been managerless since steve bruce parted company with the club just over two weeks ago. unai emery opted not to leave villareall and the former bournemouth manager is now favourite to take the job at st james's park. former england captain michael vaughan says he was named in yorkshire's azeem rafiq report but "totally denies any allegation of racism". an investigation found rafiq had been a victim of "racial harassm