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was it greenpeace? i'm pretty sure i'm right there. they unfolded that big, that big banner.ey were protesting about. it was appalling. what do you think? oh, no. i agree with luciana. >> i think it's very difficult for the parties to , to do much for the parties to, to do much more than they're doing. i do think they've got to be really careful as they're selecting candidates to remind candidates. you've got to be really robust in this. and it's not just the trust that we were talking about earlier on the show. it is about the febrile nature of, of politics at the moment, with, with social media. the police do a very good job in terms of what they do for sitting mps. i haven't obviously been in that position. what they've done with candidates and it's so people that are hosting hustings, whether it's churches or other organisations, they can't do it quite the same way they did it before. they've got to reflect the changes as well themselves and look for the police for a bit of advice . bit of advice. >> i do find this rosie duffield situation slightly different. some of the

i happen to, prior to coming to the national coalition, i worked with greenpeace for several years, and around people living outside in unsheltered locations, we have a low income housing on floodplains, we have low income housing next to factories, so climate change is a really a very serious issue for our population. i don't think many of our elected officials really pay enough attention to it or make enough resources available, so we are ready. we should be treating this like any other natural disaster. we should have housing available, trailers, whatever we can do to make sure people are not enduring these elements. we know that more people are dying because of heat —related issues than they are for other weather—related issues, so we have to do a betterjob. several buildings were set on fire overnight in the french overseas territory new caledonia.— new caledonia. independent activists linked _ new caledonia. independent activists linked to _ new caledonia. independent activists linked to last - new caledonia. independent j activists linked to last man's deadly protests were charge

but according to greenpeace, the fashion industry, it loses $0.5 trillion every single year because ofng our clothes enough, and a failure to recycle them. and that's what's driving a lot of consumers to buy from the second—hand fashion market — otherwise known as thrifting. here, take a listen. hi, my name is tyler chanel. i grew up thrifting, but thrifting is great because it keeps items out of landfills, you can find really unique pieces that no—one else will have, and it's just a really good way to shop on a budget. my best find ever was on facebook marketplace. ifound my wedding dress for m00, and this usually retails for over $1,200. i'mjo wiltshire, i'm the programme director for the post—grad and undergrad degrees in fashion marketing management at cardiff metropolitan university. everything i'm wearing is either from charity stores or from vinted. i think thrifting is really important because we need to see systemic change within the fashion industry in order to inform consumer mindset. it's important that we educate our students so that they can spearhead that going forward i

she held up a flag reading clean power, not paddy power, while displaying the greenpeace logo.onto the roof of the coach using a ladder. we'll bnng coach using a ladder. we'll bring you more on this breaking story as we get it. in other news, julian assange says it is surreal to be back on australian soil after his years long struggle for freedom came to an end. a warning the following contains flashing images. the 52 year old wikileaks founder touched down in canberra today, where he was greeted by his father and his wife, stella. she says he'll need time to rediscover freedom, while his lawyer described his homecoming as a huge win for free speech. a couple who were accused of the manslaughter of their baby daughter will face a retrial. aristocrat constance marten and her partner mark gordon, were found guilty at the old bailey of concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course of justice. their newborn daughter, victoria, was found dead on an allotment in brighton in march last year. dead on an allotment in brighton in march last year . a man has in march last year

i mean, if you read the endangered species act andt sounds he's from greenpeace it's amazing how muchtant to recognize th viewpoints and that those viewpoints need to be. but you want to have them based on science. and let me tell you, in my view now, science does not count for much and we need to have it count for a lot because we're lly rapidly. there's problems. and i tell my students the tim't like to hear it there's too many people in the world. and we're consuming way too much. it? i think that wn st it. i don't to do it the way the ukrainians are doing it or how it. gaza in gaza. but we have do something about the number of people and our consumption and if you ignore thoswhat policy you have in thed it will fai'm i'm as old as i ai want young that have an investment in longer to make this more humane and better world. d allow differences in viewpoints but also more freedom. i mean i can'thathe ukrainians are going through and the republican party in the has been the one that has been defending america. andhat we're doing. where are those now? ■íwhmoney going to from to be able

i mean, if you read the endangered species act and what he said about it, he sounds he's from greenpeace it's amazing how much of an environmentalist in that speech he was. so i think it's important to recognize that we do different viewpoints and that those viewpoints need to be. but you want to have them based on science. and let me tell you, in my view now, science does not count for much and we need to have it count for a lot because we're losing species really rapidly. there's problems. and i tell my students this all this all the time, they don't like to hear it there's too many people in the world. 8 billion is way too much. and we're consuming way too much. what you going to do about it? i think that we can do something about it. i don't to do it the way the ukrainians are doing it or how they're doing it. gaza in gaza. but we have do something about the number of people and our consumption and if you ignore those two problems i don't care what policy you have in the end it will fail. i'm i'm as old as i am but i want young that have an investment in longer to make this more huma

, reform uk are saying that nigel farage can't campaign in scotland because it's not safe and a greenpeaceester has been spotted on the roof of the tory battlebus . the roof of the tory battlebus. >> and what did they do? did they leave him up there and take him cups of tea, or did they actually yank him off? didn't sound right, you know what i mean? did they get him off that boat? did i did the bus? >> yeah, i didn't see. i think i think he's now taken down. i don't know how he came down because i wasn't on, i was being i've been interviewing labour. the lib dem leader sir ed davey for gb news. and that interview plays out tonight at 7 pm. so i wasn't with the with the protester at the time. >> interesting stuff christopher hope, thank you very much. i don't know these protesters think they are. did you see them. the one that happened yesterday. absolutely revolting. i don't even want to indulge too much airtime on it. also disgusting, the one with the lake.i disgusting, the one with the lake. i honestly, i don't even know what goes through people's minds in this day and age. look, let's

. >> greenpeace be upon him or be upon him. >> yeah, let's not overanalyze that. >> i think i'm goinge trouble if we spend longer on it. >> is that like a biblical reference? >> let's not draw a picture. >> let's not draw a picture. >> the but the. this article mainly just looks at the first two, doesn't it? the eco versus the trans groups not necessarily fitting well within the party, but every other party is an uncomfortable coalition of people who don't quite get along but want to try and get the votes. so maybe it just means the greens are evolving into more of a mature party, because you've always had a schism through the middle of labour, one through the middle of the conservatives and look, they've got their own now. >> so they're now basically a radical communist party for students. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> if that can fit in a poster. moving on. we've got the telegraph now, and i'm sure you saw the footage of a police officer bravely saving the pubuc officer bravely saving the public from a bloodthirsty, rampaging cow by running it over with his police car. well, apparently he's