this government this country will maintain the very high standards and he believes in environmental protection and social protection across. the well we lead for instance in our commitment to be called a neutral by trade the 50 and i as i've told him many times before this this freedom breaks it gives off the opportunity to. to do things that we have not been able to do and that how deeply desired by the british people such as banning the live export of animals and i do hate to say nothing of shocked into many many other things that we can do differently and and better he's wrong this to speak about business the overwhelming view of business is that there are great opportunities for granted but also guys. stuart rose is made stuart rose who i think was a former chairman of the remaining campaign. i and the governor of the bank of england have said today this is a good deal for the british a combat i had as i look ahead mr speaker the only risk i see to the british economy other catastrophic blacks of the right old world and the semi marxist party what what british business wants is the certain

this government -- this country will maintain high standards and we will lead in environmental protection and social protection across europe and the world. we lead in our commitment to become carbon neutral by 2050. and as i told him before, this freedom -- brexit gives us the opportunity to do things that are deeply desired by the british people, such as banding in live export of animals. -- banning the live export of animals. and there are many things we can do differently and better. he is wrong, mr. speaker, about business. the overwhelming view of business is at that there are great opportunities through brexit, but also as was said by the former chairman of the remain campaign, and the governor of the bank of england, this is a good deal for the british economy. and indeed, as i look ahead, the only risk i see to the british economy are that catastrophic plans of the right honorable gentlemen and his party. what british business wants is certainty and stability of getting brexit done on october 31. and then the opportunity to build a new feature with our european partners and to do

this government -- this country will maintain high standards and we will lead in environmental protection and social protection across europe and the world. we lead in our commitment to become carbon neutral by 2050. and as i told him before, this freedom -- brexit gives us the opportunity to do things that are deeply desired by the british people, such as banding in live export of animals. -- banning the live export of animals. and there are many things we can do differently and better. he is wrong, mr. speaker, about business. the overwhelming view of business is at that there are great opportunities through was said by also as the former chairman of the remain campaign, and the governor of the bank of england, this is a good deal for the british economy. i look ahead, the only risk i see to the british economy are that catastrophic plans of the right honorable gentlemen and his party. what british business wants is certainty and stability of getting brexit done on october 31. and then the opportunity to build a new feature with our european partners and to do free-trade deals around th

he's wrong about environmental and social protection. this government and this country will maintain the very highest standards and we believe in -- and we will lead in environmental and social protection across europe and the world. we lead in our commitment to be carbon neutral by 2050 and as i told him many times before, from -- before, this freedom, brexit gives us the opportunity to do things we've not been able to do and that are deeply desired by the british people, such as banning the live export of animals. and many, many other things that we can do differently and better. he's wrong, mr. speaker, about business. the overwhelming view of business is that there are great opportunities from brexit but also as the great stewart rose, who i think was a former chairman of the romaine campaign, and the governor of the bank of england has said today, this is a good deal for the british economy. as i look ahead, the only risks i see to the british economy are the catastrophic plans of the right honorable gentleman and his semi-marxist pa

the private sector is slowly taking environmental protection to heart and a founding initiatives like leaders for climate action. it's demanding an immediate halt to the use of fossil resources and says that companies that emit too much c o 2 should have to pay at least $50.00 euros a time for it would. be all the ditto what we need are regulations of make technologies that have a negative impact on the climate are more expensive and ones that have a positive impact cheaper. to also help consumers make the right choice and cons i'm an after life stuff i need to develop instruments available within the market economy and not necessarily provide more subsidies as a mass of. worldwide vast sums of money still go to supporting fossil fuels such as coal oil and natural gas. in 2018 subsidies and tax breaks for energy source from fossil fuels amounted to $820000000000.00 euros globally in the e.u. for example there's no tax on kerosene in many countries the price of electricity is kept artificially low when your was only enjoyed 270000000000 euros in subsidies . it's often big power generat

tonight the environmental protection agency, the issued a notice of violation to the city, but it's not for needles harming the ocean. the issue, sewage. o.c bay area's jean elle live in andje,hat is the city's response? >> reporter: well, jessica, tonight elected officials here at city hall and environmental watchdogs say the city of san francisco is working to clean up its sewage system issues and that notice of violation is nothing more than politics. >> we just sent a violation to the city of san francisco. unsafe water, unsafe conditions, environmental -- >> reporter: delivering on a promise president trump made in september, the environmental protection agency sent san francisco a notice of violation. it's not about needles getting into the water, as the president originally intended. instead it lists a variety of permit violations related to sewage skills violating the clean water act. san francisco mayor london breed says it's a political attack. >> we of course are going to take that seriously but unfortunately at the end of the day we know it's politics. >> reporter: the san f

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sadiman hariri's friends will also have to commit to at least a minimum standard of environmental protectioneversingngle htare o of land. it's'she government's new campaign, , launed i in a despsperate attempt to persuae the e.u. to ange its mind.nd. >> i am a global teen. host: this week, our global teen comes from peru. gonzalo: my name is gonzalo palomino cruz. i live in ollantaytambo. i have four brothers. we're a big family and we all live here. my mother works in the shop here and my father works in the ministry of culture. i like to play football most of all. i also like to visit my mother here in the shop or go to our field. that's where we farm the food we eat and keep our animals. i imagine life elsewhere is hard. not everywhere in the world has air as clean as we d dhere. and d not many places in thehe d have such a rich variety of plants and animals as we do. i hope i have a good job. i'd like to become a professional footballer or a mechanic. i'm worried about climate change. in some places, , water is alrey scararce and more and more natul disasters are happening around the wor

focus on and ghazi environmental protection is a community effort and. is a successful project that relies on local knowledge and cooperation with the fisherman. in costa rica on the other hand carlos and his colleagues mostly view nature conservation as a form of prohibition imposed by a far away government. the shrimp dragnets of course turn up the ocean floor. but near the coast here there are no coral reefs or precious marine fun and they can be destroyed by the nets. the sea bed is entirely sandy in this area. so how much damage can trent fishing cause to justify the crusade being waged against it by environmentalists in the caribbean. according to the most recent studies not at all i don't know what i'm going to be at a definite when i get here that i'm young i mean that is the. going to get going on the only other place in minding minding my own accord and yet all this you hear me saying but i you prove it though i may end up again don't mean that as an accountant as i you i mean that in the money that is not a good movie and. if i will get. it i'

s can be induced to go over the line and that's doubtful given that the workers' rights environmental protections in the political declaration which isn't binding and not in the legally binding would all agree so so what's the likelihood now then if it doesn't if it doesn't go through what's the likelihood of a general election in initial short order what bourse has got a ready made pitch now which is vote for me only a majority for me can get bracks it over the line this is the only deal i've gone to russell's i've done what they said i couldn't do and you know got the to budge and that will be his election pitch so it will be incredibly likely when the election is not the question entirely and what about the public mood in the current public appetite does the public really want to know action now what are the polls saying on that well you know on this side if we're to brenda from bristol who obviously you know know a little want but to mislead the public want it done and that's what boris johnson hammered home that message of focus groups and polling the public always says that and they just wa

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environmental protection is a community effort. is a successful project that relies on local knowledge and cooperation with the fisherman. in costa rica on the other hand carlos and his colleagues mostly view nature conservation as a former profit bishan imposed by a far away government. the shrimp dragnets of course turn up the ocean floor. but near the coast here there are no coral reefs or precious marine fun and they can be destroyed by the nets. the sea bed is entirely sandy in this area. so how much damage can shrink fishing cause to justify the crusade being waged against it by environmentalists in the caribbean. according to the most recent studies none at all i don't know what i'm going to be at a definite when i get in that i'm young thing i mean that is the. day you'll be in the end we're going to go to the other one of the only other places in my name on the on the record in the end all those years and you'll hear them being but i you know i mean the girl bent on learning that isn't what i mean that is not mean that it'

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year in subsidies to farmers but only a small percentage of that goes to smaller farms and environmental protection another thing the farmers demonstrating in strasbourg want to see changed. if we change the deal and those who work well benefit from european subsidies and if we cease to support the agriculture that we do not want to lead farmers nowhere in terms of problems i think many farmers are ok about change. that's why organic farmers and n.g.o.s are pushing hard to make sure the new e.u. farming budget earmarks more money for the environment they say it's the only way farmers can produce food in a sustainable fashion. before we go maybe it is not really the taxi is official replacement but the unmanned air taxi firm and start. certainly thinks so the company tested one of its flying taxis in singapore it was a part of an intelligent transport system world congress which runs there until october 25th. the test flight in singapore involved a pilot but the final version will be able to fly without one of all the coptic can travel up to 110 kilometers an hour carrying 2 passengers out their lug

interactive content teaching the next generation of us environmental protection. using all channels available to people to take action and more determined to done something here for the next generation. is feeling barmen series of global $3000.00 on d w and online. such. hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture martin scorsese robert de niro and albert sheen of hollywood royalty together for the 1st time in the new movie the irishman also coming up the famous norwegian runs a car over canals gold has curated an exhibition of edvard. in an old museum. and in our continuing series baking bread man. is making rock lidsky from the czech republic. bots we begin with a new martin scorsese movie the irish man which has a star studded cast like no other indeed rather unbelievably this is the 1st time that a triumvirate of scorsese robert de niro and albert chino have collaborated together add to that mix joe pesci and harvey keitel this has the potential to be quite a movie need that there is some modern day digital trickery that is quite time standing

a high standard maintained, the very highest standard maintained for workers rights and environmental protection. if he is not content with that, then it is open to him as a member of this house, as i have said, to take part in setting the mandate for the future partnership and to engage as all parliamentarians are invited to engage in drawing up the terms of our future partnership. >> mr. speaker, as i understand it, the 39 billion dollars is -- as i understand it, the 39 billion is based on eu alignments. nothe assure me that would affect u.k. tax or defense policies? p.m. johnson: i can certainly give my honorable friend that assurance. >> the prime minister will be well aware of the considerable and desired and anger caused in andonsiderable anxiety anger caused in northern ireland of hishe publication brexit deal. i would like the prime minister to take this opportunity, since he has not bothered until now to reach out and reassure the unions community. i would expect him to take this opportunity publicly to reassure the people of northern ireland that there is nothing in this deal that und

should look like a new graveyard under construction the official justification saving space environmental protection and being more civilized that is just really indicative of an attitude towards cultural traditions which disregards their importance and value to communities so they sense that traditional burial sites is messy it's really regarding the whole of traditional culture something which is of no value. when we grew graveyard where a prominent poet was buried has been cleared to make way for the needs of the living. it's called the happiness part complete with a manmade lake and plenty of panda statues. representatives of the weaker community say relocating graveyards is part of a forced assimilation dr grifo thumb in this is something about piver through our history that have a type of tore out of china currently trying to indoctrinate our people to become chinese so they want to leave and destroy any of they don't want to leave any evidence and they want to we are different we wore a turkey and now we're not chinese in the rush to clear cites in one case relatives were given just 2 days to

rights and environmental protections to answer your question as to whether it's done enough to get the deal through we won't know until later this afternoon the numbers really are still too tight boris johnson the prime minister believes he can count now on the support of around 266 conservative m.p.'s they're all pretty much loyal to him he's got around 9 labor rebels who have indicated that they will defy the party whip and side with the government on this there are around 14 independents now what he needs in total is $320.00 if you can get to $320.00 he passes the deal but there are potential pitfalls along the way there is the possibility of an amendment passing a sort of a letter an amendment which even if the deal passes would force a delay until legislation can be passed actually implementing the deal it's a rather technical term it's a rather technical amendment but it's designed to prevent the government pulling any fast ones with the m.p.'s and kind of preventing going accidentally on purpose if you like to a no deal bracks it's on october 31st despite the votes in the house

he is wrong about environmental and social protection. this country maintain the highest standards and we will lead in environmental protection across europe and the world. as i have told him many times itore, this freedom, brags gives us the op -- brexit gives us the opportunity to do things we have not able to do. say nothing of many other things we can do differently and better. he is wrong, mr. speaker, about business. the overwhelming view of business is that there are great opportunities from brexit. the governor of the bank of england said this is a good deal of the economy. the only risk i see for the economy are the catastrophic plans of the right honorable gentlemen and his party. what british business wants is the certainty and stability and getting brexit done on october 31 and the opportunity to build a future with our european partners and to do free-trade deals around the world. mr. speaker, he is wrong about northern ireland, which will exit customs union, along with the rest of u.k. in defiance of what the commission and

and attitudes towards environmental protection are already changing the banks of the river sending parents which used to be a main road is now a vehicle free zone bicycles and scooters dominate the scene on tons of course he is happy to see that he's currently working on a series of portraits of cyclists he wants to encourage people to leave their cars at home than to stop tossing plastic bags into the same. indeed joining me as i said earlier one of the greatest lyric tennis around today simon here goob welcome to the show you'll here in berlin performing at the door open in common last night for another performance in a in a week's time it was so time to come on t.v. . i believe you stuff it off life musical life as a violinist coming from a family who won music a little bit you started playing the violin what made you change to. singing i think a concert just a simple concert of 3 men singing the 3 men the 3 tenors of this new soul the 3 tenors and i designed it to be a tiger a really i think i'm a product of 3 tenors without them for sure oh no i don't you feel the level of actually i

is even worse than the theresa may deal, because it takes protection for labor standards, environmental protections and other protections out of the deal, the legally binding agreement into the future political declaration which is not legally binding that makes it even harder for labor mps to back. and i hope my colleagues refrain from supporting it. >> if it doesn't pass tonight or this afternoon, then, of course, the ben act kicks in for the purpose of this question. let's assume the prime minister sends the letter tonight requesting the extension which is granted. what do you want to happen then? >> what is important is that we seek consent from the british people on a negotiated deal. when we had the 2016 referendum, there was no clarity about what kind of brexit people will be getting. and what we want, what i want and many in the country want and there will be hundreds of thousands of people protesting today is a voet on a negotiated deal and the ochgz to remain. if boris johnson is so confident that his transition deal is the right thing for the country, he should be willing to put it back

they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and more determined to build something here for the next generation global ideas the multimedia environment series on t.w. . you know that 77 percent blockage younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me and you. came to know what time all voices. on the 77 percent talk about the issue. from the point of a flash from housing boom boom town this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend on g.w. . this is the the news africa coming up on the program the results are going on now about tensions remain be expressed as you see how swanny landslide victory in exists and that elections by the main opposition were novel as rejected the results so now what. also coming up more room for improvement of units who says that the ogoni house weekend as democratic republic of congo has slowed down but it's still a global imagines. one of the country that successfully toggled a killer virus.

community interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection. using only channels available to inspire people to take action and we're determined to do something here for the next generation. as the environment series of global $3000.00 on t.w. and online. a look into the mind of african refugees why the young bright africans risked their lives to go abroad because they have been failed by their own governments at home that's what the new un report today. plans involve where after mugabe business owners are increasingly disappointed by the new government as the economy is still reeling from all accounts unsupplied booked. this is business africa. has welcomed. young educated africans are risking everything to start new lives abroad because they have been failed by their god. ns put them on the policies that is the key message from a new un survey of almost 2000 people published today reporters called scaling fences and is focused on people who entered the europe irregularly but were not looking for humanitarian protection almost half of them had

to interactive content teaching to the next generation of environmental protection. using the channels available to people to get action. and we're determined to demand something here for the next generation globally as the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. we have a brick said to deal how the e.u. and to britain but having been there before business on both sides of the channel of cautious and keep stockpiling goods just in capes also coming up nanotechnology block chain and cloud computing sierra leone is banking on the most advanced technology to leapfrog out of all the take and the population shrink all over the world it's a big problem also in rwanda it's honey business declines as these die off. come to do business africa and want to get johnson be with us the british pound surged to a 5 month high today on news that negotiators from britain and the european union struck a new brics it's divorce steel sterling temporarily rose of $1.29. britain's exit from the e.u. will be in an orderly manner but the currency remains volatile some hurdles s

construction project has come to exemplify the continued battle between economic development and environmental protection thanks for watching. the be. the be. lucky. guy you don't need to keep a day available both for the older match and home the 4th time for the whole of the closeness even that. is the bottom of the ballet that the last drag this word has called the harm. to the real books on. the benefit and justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem and the 3 central families that formed the foundation of this country are going to use values developed in. part is it to live by and defend the principles of justice and freedom no one is mean to suborn china. serums starts october 21st on d w. hello and welcome to news from the world and culture we'll be discussing a google exhibition in london that's causing a bit of controversy in just a minute also coming up. diversity in the fashion world lead something to be designed we take a look at senegalese fashion design out of my parents who's trying to correct this imbalance. and in our series 100 german must reads a philosophical novel

the environmental protection agency. business didn't like it of course say the environmental protection agency. business didn't like it of course they didn't like the taxes they didn't like the regulation and they began a course they didn't like the taxes. they didn't like the regulation and they began a coordinated effort to try to overcome it. lobbying sharply increase the renewed effort to try to overcome it. lobbying sharply increase the regulation and begin with a rule ferocity. you lation began with the rule ferocity. there were no financial crashes in the fifty's in the sixty's because the greatest there were no financial crashes in the fifty's in the sixty's because the regulatory apparatus of the new deal was still in place. the early apparatus of the new deal was still in place. as a pm to be dismantled under business pressure and. as a pm to be dismantled under business pressure and political pressure. to get more and more crashes. political pressure. to get more and more crashes. and it goes on right through.

republican colleagues have a choice that they can either stop the rollback of lifesaving environmental protections or the inside with energy companies that put their fortunes ahead of our future. the choice is theirs. one final note today marks the 1000 day of president trump steinman off his. if we were to summarize it of his administration over the last 2.5 years in a single phrase it would be this. broken promises for working people. when candidate trump's ran for office he promised to drain the swamp but after 1000 days as president his place as the sloppy as it's ever been with conflicts of interest crippling this administration and inexperienced billionaires running our government should trump's promised health insurance for everybody but after 1000 days the president's costs are higher coverages skimpier and the administration is doing to repeal the health care we have in place that would send prices skyrocketing for millions. president trump promised a tax bill that would be a middle last baracl but the only miracle has been to corporate america who uses it for stock buybacks instead of in

activists say gas extraction happens with scant regard for environmental protection or compensatition for local people. biden and others new how this happens, going after the big moneney, who they were selling their image to. this must come back to haunt them. it has.way, ukukine is investigating the legality of the lilicenses. the investigation does not concern biden directly. -- anti-corruption campaign >> he was pressing for the resignation of a prosecutor in this case. statement, they blame the office of the prosecutor bididen had fired for failing g to prosecute. dodoes that mean hunter biden ws right to lenend his name to this company? many in ukraine say not. time is running out to clinch the brexit deal. there is, perhaps, some hope. -- michele barr as -- here he it is speaking a short while ago. >> i am going to debrief -- brexit group [indiscernible] brexit is like climbing a mountain. we need vigilance, determination, and patience. >> it is time e to get a look at today's business stories. you start off with a shakeup at rando -- at renault. >> the board has voted to dismis

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