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in a country like finland, i someday, who knows?ition of parties, all with female leaders. courtney bembridge, bbc news. right, that�*s it from me for this allah. do get in touch with me anytime on social media @lvaughnjones, i am with me anytime on social media @lvaughnjones, iam lewis vaughan—jones and this is bbc news, bye—bye. hello there. tuesday�*s wind and rain was a distant memory by wednesday. in fact, some areas where we�*d seen the heavy, persistent rain across north east england had a beautiful day, with some sunny spells, a dry story and feeling pleasantly warm. now, it�*s going to get warmer still over the next couple of days. average temperatures at this time of year around the mid—teens. by friday, we�*re likely to see temperatures peaking at around 21 celsius, 70 fahrenheit, so at least a good five degrees above where they should be for the time of year. and one of the reasons is because of this weather front that, yes, is going to bring some cloud and rain into the north and west, but it�*s driving in warm air with

i'm russell bid and finland were one restaurant is championing a hyper local circular economy. to create a revolutionary approach to dining, i must left for a new entity. was scientists combating jellyfish blooms by taking them out of the sea. and on top play and developed countries like finland is hard to imagine that we are in the thick of a global food crisis. these helsinki shields us back to the hill with a wide variety of tasty treat bear salami. oh, but what's the true cost of all is choice to our creasing lead, beleaguered planet, reindeer spring row. a global food system is incredibly wasteful. we use huge amounts of energy, water, and land to grow food and fly it thousands of miles around the world. when we for much of it to remain, anita, it's incredibly inefficient and balanced operation. horrible post. i don't know if my pronunciation is quite right. give me one more time. corvell course. ok. so you've been having a dig around to see if we can get some statistics about the amount of food that is wasted. so she imagined this pool of bread is total food produced in t

here in finland there's now quite active community of, of home growers. encouraging consumers to grow food at home is the kind of strategy that will reduce our dependence on industrial agriculture. chris is team of sold $3000.00 of their kits and even run workshops to teach people had to grow fantastic, funky. all right, so we've done a harvesting, we've got our mushrooms back the restaurant going to come up so what's the her ready to go? i ready to poop. tom infected with. oh my god, what have you got this salad, greens and herbs which are growing over there? yeah, we got the crickets which grown up there and the mushrooms, which about half hour away. yeah. so it's pretty local. it's about lucas. i can get, you know, i mean i'm going to fish out one of these little guys. yeah. i can take the prickly little legs. if i tell you what, i think it's super. so please think it's a really nice protein. great. yeah. yeah. really. thank you very much here so much with these ideas can go mainstream is what they want. whether it's, you know, the circular economy or the hyper local production, or

. >> it was unimaginable for someone who lived in poverty in norway, finland to be able to see where the incredible riches offered by the great plain states and in wisconsin and minnesota. this is a photograph that i quired from the minnesota historical society just down the street. swedish lumber jacks and their experience along with the experience of other scandinavian americans. it's become part of the american way of life and changes america as well. that's an important theme of my book. what they bring when they cross over the atlantic to america isn't just their own personal backage and members of the family and others but commitment to community, commitment to trust but at the same time recognizing that individual freedom, pursuit of opportunity is necessary because it benefits the group. again, the work ethic, those who work and succeed bring that will and make it possible for the community to thrive, to thrive with that joint effort that grows from happens. that and incredible work ethic committed to taking opportunity to get things right. the sociologist, immigrant, the sca

so in finland, scientists are creating entirely new alternatives out of wood.recyclable in paper recycling, but it performs similar to plastic. this is paptic, twice as strong as paper, but 50% thinner and water resistant. it can replace plastic bags, packaging for online shopping and food packets that don't need to be airtight. all thanks to some novel whipping tech. we can replace two—thirds of water with air. the foam enables us to disperse the fibres much more efficiently and that helps us to simplify the process. a smaller process consumes less energy, less water. the big benefit here is that i can recycle this along with my paper waste. and even if i didn't, it would just take several years to break down instead of thousands of years. i can also feel that the bag is stronger than paper, albeit not quite as strong as plastic. clearly, though, this won't be able to replace all kinds of plastic. but another finnish alternative does have the tough, mouldable qualities needed for cosmetics or food. it's almost impossible to guess that these aren't plastic. it

i'm in finland, just outside helsinki — but i can't tell you where, because this is a super—secret test air, and brewing something rather special. oh my gosh! you've gotta see this, this is bubbling. in these vats is a newly discovered species of microbe. the bacteria multiplies very quickly. it feeds on minerals, on c02 from the air and hydrogen, which is also taken from water in the air using electrolysis. and every day, some of it is drained off, superheated, dried and turned into a kind of protein powder that they are calling solein. this is food that doesn't need vast fields — itjust needs a warm, dark place to grow. this pilot project is turning 2kg of c02 into ikg of powder every day, and the only by—product is water, which is also recycled. food technologist anna hakamies has been studying the structure, taste and nutritional value of solein to create new foods. so this is it, this is the raw solein powder. 0bviously you're not supposed to eat itjust like this because if you do... it tastes like... well, like floor. what would you have to do with this powder before you can actua

elfyn evans boosted his world rally championship title hopes after winning rally finland on sunday. title rival and team—mate sebastien 0gier to 21! points with two runs to go. sonny colbrelli battled his way through the rain and mud and conquered the cobbles of northern france to win the men's paris—roubaix cycle race. it's nicknamed the hell of the north, and you can see why. gianni moscon was leading the race when this happened. and although he got back on his bike, he was overtaken by a three—man group including race favourite mathieu van der pole. but colbrelli came out on top in a very tired sprint finish in the roubaix velodrome — the first italian winner this century and a very emotional one. look at that, i don't think he is bothered at all about the mud. congratulations to sally colbrelli. we will see you next time. hello there. with a mixture of sunshine and blustery showers today, it has been a day for chasing rainbows. this double rainbow was seen in lincolnshire later in the afternoon as the showers whooshed across from the west. and a rainbow in the shetland islands,

are you looking at finland or denmark for any opportunities with the exit of their businesses?: we have noted them and we will follow the development. we are already a leading bank in denmark and finland and have a strong business momentum in these countries. so it's not top of our agenda. dani: all right. thank you very much. wonderful to have you on this morning. thanks again for joining us. let's get over to the first word news with juliette saly in singapore. juliette: hey danny. the sca has cleared the way for millions of americans to receive covid-19 vaccine booster shots. the agency approved maternal boosters for those over 65 and younger people at high risk. it has authorized a single booster dose of johnson & johnson vaccine for those over than 18. the fda also approved a mix-and-match approach, allowing any brand to be used as a booster for eligible individuals. acquit could pave the way for germany's first female central bank chief. experience political stance and gender will be key criteria for starting the post. former president donald trump on wednesday announced

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iceland, finland, denmark. $20,000 per child. then the united states. which, until now, spends $500 per child before the new bill. there are, however, a lot of important and popular programs that didn't make it in. they include increase in paid family leave. free community college. expanded medicare for dental and vision and prescription drug reform. that is a huge opportunity cost. america is missing the chance to catch up to other developed nations. parental leave. only six countries are as stingy as the united states about paid maternity leave. those are marshall islands, federated states of micronesia. nauru and palau and papua new guinea and tonga. you have moderates in the united states saying the richest country in the world cannot do more for citizens, but at this point, america can't afford not to do more. when it comes to how much other countries spend per person on social benefits and services for disability and unemployment and tax credits. u.s. remains far behind. according to the latest data from the organization for economic cooperation a

to denmark, norway, finland, sweden, opened up at a rate of 80% full vaccination over 12.hey have seen increased cases as they opened up. they stopped mask mandates. denmark opened september 10th and they have not seen an increase in deaths or hospitalizations. this is what vaccine immunity does is it prevents you from gettinsevere disease. we could see more cases but not hospitalizations. >> what you think about this weekend with halloween coming up. fauci has said americans can go out and enjoy halloween, as usual, especially if you are vaccinated . young children are not vaccinated and mingling with lots of people and putting their hands in bowls of candy. since we started vaccinating over holiday weekends. we didn't see it over labor day. this is the next holiday. it's outside. and literally 2020, the university of canterbury did a scope review of how low transmission is. tell everyone to go outside before they get the vaccine. they should out be trick-or- treating. and inside, we have high enough vaccination rate that you can keep your child masked inside, and until t

germany is leading the way, collecting 98%, followed closely by finland, croatia and denmark.ring in the same targets, but not until 202a. it collects just 57%, and many poorer countries have far worse rates. we cannot recycle our way out of the problem, full stop, because we are not going to recycle 100% of the material. unless you have a decent collection and management system in place, you can make it as recyclable as you want, but it's still going to end up in the environment. the philippines is coca—cola's oldest established market in asia. here, nearly half of all soft drinks and bottled water sold are made by coke. coca—cola is very popular in the philippines. it's a coca—cola nation. in this dump site, the majority of the waste that are here — and you can see — are plastic waste. the philippines is clearly struggling with the plastic pollution created by the single use plastic. according to coca—cola, just one in five pet bottles sold here in 2019 were collected for recycling. we recognise it's unacceptable that our packaging ends up in oceans and landfills, in places

finland was to be carbon neutral by 2035. sweden, 2045. the eu's target is 2050, just like the u.k.e long term, right now the blue line shows current eu emissions. it is almost on track for its 2030 target. as it pursues this, one word comes up a lot. >> at the end of the day, people are most worried if it will be fair. fairness is a crucial point. fairness within societies a fairness between member states. ross: fairness is crucial. we see that in every country. there is no risk that a sense of unfairness becomes a reason not to act. fundamentally the eu will be judged at this speed and scale of its emissions cuts and nothing else. ♪ return to germany. a former secretary of a nazi concentration camp has appeared in court. she is 96. we see her in court. it is the second time germany has try to prosecute her. last month, she fled her nursing home as her original trial was due to begin. she evaded police before eventually being found not too far away. prosecutors say she assisted in the deaths of 11,000 prisoners while she worked as a typist when she was 18 an poland. -- in poland. p

and we can name loads of the european countries from romania to greece, finland, italy at the exports are growing even though previous the, it was gas from that was being accused of this surgeon gas prices, but the russian companies saying, just give us the certification, give us the infrastructure and we are ready to send extra deliveries of natural gas to europe. so it could be up to the bureaucracy and it looks like the ball is in the european bureaucrats court. so to say gas from is waiting for the certification of nord stream to brussels claims that russian energy provide a gas problems manipulating supplies and prices at a time of urgent need. but gas prom points out that it's meeting all it's contractual obligations in the entirety. a lost our we talked to a former austrian foreign minister about this. and she told us that a, you state suddenly have themselves to blame. your customers are only comp our customers among many of us. we are competing with china with india for so sometimes they pay simply higher prices as lack of planning. it's mismanagement. i would say energy poli

we can talk about some such consumers as romania, italy, i mean for from greece to finland all across the continent. a gas from exports are growing. so now all gas problem needs is the infrastructure to be able to sell more gas to europe and north stream too could be a big help with that. but the ball is in the european bureaucrats court at this point. yeah, on a so get very slim for winter october. the 1st already already starting to get chilly. all right, keep us posted any pets rank a. thank you. facebook had a safety come on to foreign congress over the effect to the company services have all young people's mental health. it comes off to leap, $1010.00 research suggesting his photo sharing platform. instagram harms, children's well being. lawmakers blessed at the tech giant then for exploiting kids for profit. they said it has weaponized childhood vulnerabilities against children themselves. it's chosen growth over children's mental health and well being greed over preventing the suffering of children. this seems to be a recurring theme with this company. do everything and anythin

in scandinavia, we sing a wintry mixed blow into pots, norway, and into finland. albriton, an island. it is going to get wetter this week where the systems are pulling in. by the time we get to sunday, you can see that band of rain working its way further east. but for the iberian peninsula, we are seeing some settled conditions, particularly in south ah, on counting the cost, the battle for influenza in latin america. after seating round to china, the u. s. peak still went over its neighbors with billions of dollars. the new investment and online learning took off during the pandemic, but can be had to take thought i'd turn a profit. counting the cost on colleges. here we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world center might have when you call home, we'll put you can use in current affairs that matter to you gotta one of the fastest growing nations in the world. ah, the cause of needed to oakland and develop its whole international shipping company to become a middle east and or trade and one, a skillfully mapped out 3 key areas of develop who filling

that the story was me over the years before that world war 2, you know, when italy and sometimes finland, you know, they, they wanted to be l. i. so, doing their small little things, you know, all that they're just next to their like the daily and wanted to take greece and some of the islands. the famous probably wanted to take part of korea after they were there by started in the 9. but then he told them, oh i helped you intelligence with race now over mitchell started graphs, you know, the feel keep told them, oh, you're talking about of korea now help me to do. besieged grad yes. and they had to go. so the same story here is the paul doesn't want to fight change. you know, the law, the boy hon. agree want to do, you know, is to find china. they want to settle their scores with russia. that's true. and that's very unfortunate. but washington, just, you know, forces them, nato follows huge, it forces them into a global confrontation. and it's some predictable. you know, what sort of the big we'll say next week is unpredictable. you know, it's in our company. there's no geo political str

it was suffocated on the page doing denmark's opening game against finland back in june and subsequently fitted with an i c d. d fibral later . but it's in the football federation. say he isn't allowed to play unless the device is removed. you, if it has all the german club union, berlin to play the next year at the conference, the game in a partially closed stadium because of the anti semitic behavior of some of the fans that we're targeting supporters of israeli t. mccarthy. heifer during the match on september 30th. it was the 1st football game involving and is ready teams to be played at berlin's olympic stadium. which was built for the 930 fixed games hosted by nazi germany. the scandal that the rock, the n h l has now claimed one of believe's most successful coaches. joke woodenville is the latest high profile figure to resign for his part in chicago, black or failure to properly investigate allegations of sexual abuse. cannibal coach, the blackhawks for the stanley cup trophy back in 2010 when one of the plays kyle beach claims have been abused by an assistant coach during the pla

now those countries that sign statements are germany, france, finland, denmark, the netherlands, norway, sweden, canada, new zealand, and united states. here as president erewhon statement, just after lifting those expulsions vienna, jose dish miss didn't. he believed that these ambassadors unfilled their commitment to odyssey 41 of the vienna convention that is on the commitment to abide by the laws and regulations of the countries and not interfere in the international affairs. i will now be more careful in their statements regarding turkey, southern writes, a german. i would also like to express that anyone who doesn't respect a hug independent of our country and the sensitivities of our nations in vogue matter what their title is, cannot be accommodated on this country. i know there are reports that it was the buying the administration that was driving the force behind this letter with his aids describing is biden's public policy of publicly calling out human rights violations. now analysts warned that these expulsions could send the turkish economy into a freefall, and the economy

economies in the world, just like the mexico city economy is equivalent to the economy of the whole of finland wow. this is also a very divided city in many ways: geographically, socially. so we have some of the world's richest men, but we also the lowest minimum wage of latin america. so as a lab, how do you deal with this? how do you think in visions that incomb as a city, but also start travelling the scales of the city, and to be able to ground projects and ideas in very specific neighbourhoods that are very, very different from one another. in the metropolitan area of mexico city, there are almost 5 million kids, so i believe that's more or less the population of denmark. yeah, give or take, yeah. - give or take, just of kids. just kids. you know, that is what it's like. that's a beautiful resource to have. it's a beautiful resource to have if you do something with it. because again, this is where we play with paradoxes. places that have a young community, a young muscle obviously have a lot of advantages, but you need to know how to work with your youth, your young people and your childr

and we can name loads of the european countries from romania to greece, finland, italy at the exports are growing even though previously it was gas from that was being accused of this surgeon gas prices, but the, the russian companies saying, just give us the certification, give us the infrastructure and we are ready to send extra deliveries of natural gas to europe. so it could be up to the bureaucracy and it looks like the ball is a now the european bureaucrats court. so to say gas from is waiting for the certification of nord stream to yes, now bite and stuff for the years now or i'll keep us posted phenomena patrol can thanks for that. now the news face folks had a safety come on to fire and congress over the effect the company's services have on young people's mental health that comes off to leaked internal research, suggesting his photo sharing platform. instagram harms, children's well being. lawmakers blasted the tech jive for exploiting kids for profit. it has weapon, eyes, childhood vulnerabilities against children themselves. it's chosen growth over children's mental health