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work towards earth is your vision future scientists like stephan gosling remain skeptical. well off the train 5 years of think i'm entitled to an opinion so just tell you right out i don't think the sector's any interest in taking. everything we've seen in terms of discussion on proposals has always just been proposition troubleshooter chair as long as the aviation industry is business model is based on fossil fuels and growth initiatives will continue to rise that's why activists and scientists are calling for stricter regulation we need to governance to to address this problem if we leave it to the airlines i'm very skeptical we will see a solution so back to our original question with our flight suit the eco friendly. put simply no they won't hydrogen. will need more time to reach its potential but we can help reduce emissions knowledge by making choices about how we travel and traveling less one of the possible because technology alone will not be able to save all a planet. we can do that i am. a clean fuel of the future or just a lot of hot air thanks for joining us fo

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can to reduce the sea with through my work force or to see what the future scientists like stephan gosling remain skeptical. well off the train 5 years of think i'm entitled to an opinion so just tell you i don't i don't think the sectors any interest in taking. everything we've seen in terms of discussion on proposals has always just been a proposition for the sheer chair as long as the aviation industry is business model is based on fossil fuels and growth initiatives will continue to rise that's why activist and scientists are calling for stricter regulation we need to govern the next 2 to address this problem if we leave it to me alliance i'm very skeptical we will see a solution so back to our original question with our flights the eco friendly. put simply no they won't hydrogen. will need more time to reach its potential but we can help reduce emissions knowledge by making choices about how we travel and traveling less one of the possible because technology alone will not be able to save our planet. only if we can do that i am i was. a clean fuel of the future or just a lot of hot ai

carrie russell, christina aguilera, ryan gosling, britney spears.'re like, that voice is coming out of that girl? >> the end of the '90s is a really precarious, strange time for music because mtv stops playing music videos. they start doing some more kind of reality-television programming. and everyone's kind of like that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more a part of people's lives as it had ever been but the economics part would vanish. ♪ time grabs you by the wrist directs you where to go ♪ >> this is the kind of music i am going to make, and i don't care who likes it, who doesn't like it, and i am not going to sound like anybody else. this is who i am. >> people were starving for authenticity. they were starving for what the real experience was. the messy, chaotic, fallible experience of being human. and the '90s gave complete, green-light permission for that to be explored. >> you talk about this band, a lot. then, you go, oh, wait a minute, you can't talk about the '90s without this one, and this one and this one. there

hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling.ts. ten new mass vaccination centres open across england from today as the government attempts to meet its target of offering 15 million people the jab by the middle of february. travellers coming to the uk must now test negative for covid—19 and self—isolate for ten days on arrival. a hearing for the kremlin critic alexei navalny gets under way at a police station in moscow, as the foreign secretary condemns his detention as "appalling". mr navalny says what's happening is "lawlessness of the highest grade". ministers come under pressure to extend the £20 a week uplift in universal credit, as labourforces a commons vote on the issue. coming up, we'll be speaking to one of the team of ten nepali climbers who have set a new world record by becoming the first to reach the summit of k2, the world's second highest mountain, in winter. sport and, for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. good morning. phil neville has left his job as head coach of the england women's foo

hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling.that they must have known what do that they must have known, or do know that they are, then we will move very swiftly to enforcement and fining people. uk supermarkets morrisons and sainsbury‘s take a tougher stance on people refusing to wear masks while shopping. indonesia confirms that one of the black box flight recorders from the plane which crashed into the sea on saturday has been recovered. security is stepped up as the fbi warns of armed protests across the united states in the run—up to joe biden‘s inauguration. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. the australian grand prix — the first race of teh formula one season — has been postponed, which means a delayed start to this year‘s campaign. it‘s been moved in the calendar. a new date‘s also being found for the third race of the season — the chinese grand prix — as covid restrictions in both countries force organisers into a rethink. our formula one reporter jennie gowjoins us now. jennie — dis

important reminder, the actress who has two daughters, 6-year-old and 4-year-old, with actor ryan goslinging, let your kids call you out, it's not disrespectful, it's healthy. captioning the post, i haven't posted lately because my little one told me i was on the phone too much. i could tell she was taking it personal personally, and she's a kid. of course, she would take it personally, adding, so we had a good talk. i apologized her and i promised her i would be mindful. i realized that just because i'm always home with them doesn't mean i'm always present. mendes has been candid during quarantine saying she wants to be a fun mom, often sharing artwork from her kids and sharing a few selfies after her daughters did her makeup. mendes says it's about respecting your child so they grow up to feel empowered. george. >> stephanie, thanks very much. >>> let's bring in our parenting expert rachel simmons. rachel, thanks for coming back today. so if the kid tells you that's a pretty good sign. but are there more subtle signs as well? >> absolutely, robin nailed it earlier, your kids are complai

hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling. pandemic creates a backlog of crown court cases. health secretary matt hancock is self—isolating after receiving an alert from the nhs test and trace app. flood warnings as storm christoph is forecast to bring torrential rain to swathes of central and northern england. well, with one day remaining of donald trump's presidency, it's a chance for america, and the world, to take stock after one of the most turbulent presidencies in american history. 0ur former washington correspondent, paul adams looks back at four eventful years. dramatic music plays. a proud, straight—talking bulldozer to his fans, a vulgar, dangerous showman, to his enemies. donald trump has been a president like no other. a billionaire businessman launching a hostile takeover of american politics. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. nor has he mellowed in office. his relentless, frequently—savage use of twitter has upended the rules on presidential communication. at home, he inherited a boomin

this is bbc news, i'mjoanna gosling.tings later. thank you, mr speaker. can i thank the prime minister and the government for all their hard work in these difficult and challenging times with regards to the delivery of the covid—i9 vaccination. however, my constituents in chillingham and the wider area would like me, as their member of parliament, to raise their concerns with regard to the availability of the vaccine in our local town. we had constituents and 805, 90s, the vaccine in our local town. we had constituents and 805, 905, who have not yet the vaccination and this is one of the hardest—hit areas of the country and a mutant variant wa5 of the country and a mutant variant was discovered in kent. north kent has some of the highest inequalities in the country, can he assure that we have a vaccination centre in medway? mr speaker, i share my honourable friend's sense of frustration about the pace of the vaccine role at and despite the fact we have the fastest roll—out anywhere in europe, it is entirely right that a

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11...hether schools will fully re—open before easter. what i want the government to do is to set out a route map, and what i mean by that is set out what the conditions need to be before children can go back to school more fully. the office for national statistics publishes its data on coronavirus deaths by profession. taxi drivers, security guards and care workers record some of the highest rates. debenhams is to disappear from the uk high street with the loss of 12,000 jobs. the fast fashion retailer boohoo has bought the brand and website, but not the stores. riot police clash with demonstrators unhappy about new coronavirus restrictions in the netherlands. and manager frank lampard is set to be sacked by chelsea. it comes after his team have suffered five defeats in their last eight premier league matches. in the past half an hour, borisjohnson has told journalists he is looking at easing some lockdown measures before mid—february. however, he would not give a date for when schools coul

this is bbc news, i'mjoanna gosling.is the thing that is going to make the difference. nearly half of intensive care staff in england could be experiencing symptoms such as post—traumatic stress disorder after treating patients during the first wave of coronavirus, a new study suggests. education secretary gavin williamson says a national food voucher scheme will be available to all english schools from next week, after images of free school meal parcels were shared online. a large—scale trial of a new coronavirus treatment begins in the uk. it's hoped the drug will stop patients developing severe illness. a number of senior republicans indicate they will support the impeachment of president donald trump after last week's violent attack on the capitol. the process begins today. hello. further lockdown restrictions are being considered in scotland after the number of deaths from the virus passed 5,000. first minister nicola sturgeon will outline any changes later this morning. they could include tightening the rules aroun

i'mjoanna i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11:00.d it's the only way i'll get back to a normal way of life. this virus is terrible, isn't it? the nhs already has over 500,000 doses of the jab, with millions more due in the coming weeks, and says today is even more significant than the first pfizer vaccination last month. today when i saw the first jab in the building behind me of the astrazeneca vaccine felt like an even bigger moment, another turning point in our way out of this pandemic. primary schools in most of england re—open this morning, but there's growing concern over safety and staff shortages. the health secretary says the tier system is no longer strong enough to control the spread of the new variant of coronavirus in england. in scotland, the first minister is expected to announce new covid—19 restrictions following a sharp rise in cases. president trump is heard on tape asking an election official to ‘find' him enough extra votes to have won the state of georgia. democrats call it a disgrace. a coroner in malaysia deli

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11.ard sometimes to remember. but that's how we heal. it's important to do that as a nation. i stand before you truly proud of what we have achieved together. we did what we came here to do and so much more. this is the scene live in washington where, in the final hours of his presidency, donald trump has pardoned more than 70 people. 25,000 thousand troops will line streets for the inauguration later — but the traditional crowds will be absent. the former prime minister, theresa may, accuses borisjohnson of abandoning britain's position of global moral leadership. the environment agency warns of a "volatile situation" as parts of northern england prepare for torrential rain and flooding caused by storm christoph. could freelancers finally be brought in to government support schemes — such as furlough? the covid tax system faces heavy criticism — with mps demanding government explains itself within six weeks. some of the uk's biggest music stars accuse the government of failing the countr