uk, green ministers, greens and government-— uk, green ministers, greens and rovernment. :, ,, , :, ,about the line quality there. - government. thank you, glenn. sorry about the line quality there. glen - about the line quality there. glen campbell at holyrood. i don who are saved and rehomed by the rspca after he and 3a other dogs were living in terrible conditions in east yorkshire has now won his first agility competition. bbc look north leanne brown has this report. these are the moves that have made this dog and ability champion. —— an agility champion. taste dog and ability champion. -- an agility champion.— dog and ability champion. -- an agility champion. we are the very start of our— agility champion. we are the very start of our agility _ agility champion. we are the very start of our agility career. - agility champion. we are the very start of our agility career. we - agility champion. we are the very | start of our agility career. we have had three petitions in total so far, we have had affairs, a second, third and then another first. but we must go upgrades before we can

we have got bulgaria who is gone to the green list and we've got croatia going onto green watch list were. i think any issue is these are not destinations that traditionally have a huge number of birds going to the green list and we've got croatia going onto green watch list which is where the bulgarians were. i think anyissueis where the bulgarians were. i think any issue is these are not destinations that traditionally have a huge number of birds going to. they are popular it could be a case that people manage to switch their holidays to this destinations if they are not yet jobs. holidays to this destinations if they are not yetjobs. a bitter blow for the youngsters. they are the ones who really have suffered the most in a pandemic in terms of not being at risk of the coronavirus in the same but actually having the most restrictions put on them. for them the island of abita, a hugely popular island for the young they are now going to struggle if they want to go to those resorts put up because most of them will be fully vaccinated into later on in august. i am trying to pay attenti

green: secretary clouthier. ms. clouthier carrillo: i want to thank you when i say how we can help or what can we do. there are several schemes by which we can help. i am going to what the pandemic showed us and what the new agreement -- upgrade -- updated agreement is showing us. we have to move faster to the digitalization of the companies led by women that have been hit by this process and this is a key of supply chains. i raise my hand and request that we always need to see the rules of origin, the interpretation regarding how they have been implemented and understood so the supply chain --the rules of origin with original content will be made available to the three regions and not only made available to one group. thank you very much. mr. green: thank you. minister ng. ms. ng: to your question of how the private sector can help, i would agree with catherine. what are trade agreements for? they are for the condition -- to set the conditions for business to do business and to ensure there is prosperity for all pe

d, have not had the green party. it did says in the polls right after that another book was nominated, but now it is trailing behind the conservative party as around 20 percent of voters intention in september. if anything it shows that there is still a will of people to have the greens in power at least off a part of a coalition, even if not leading this correlation. but let's not forget that since the general election, the last general elections in 2017. well, there's a lot of new voters, younger voters that have registered and traditionally more inclined to vote 4 degrees of as we've seen a huge wave of support of the use of movements such as 5 days for future. and may be the polls have not quite done at the moment and how other politicians reacting to these attacks. well, the chancellor hopeful for the conservative. i mean, it's a did say that the media focusing on on both motherhood and hence our ability of combining it was a chancery was being inappropriate. and also the chance that hopeful for the social democ

we will be a leader in green finance. just look today at the document published around a green sovereign bond and retail bond. just one of the many things we are doing to show leadership globally, create new markets here and new jobs. anna: that was rishi sunak speaking to me exclusively, saying europe will always remain a close partner and ally. those conversations perhaps not on the front of his mind. he is thinking about other opportunities right now. coming up on the european market open, 130 countries back an overhaul of global corporate tax, paving the way for sweeping international changes but the plan still faces significant obstacles. we will bring you all of the details of the holdout countries as part of the european story plus a british company plans to build 50 charging stations that will give them the juice to drive 100 miles in just five minutes. 15-minute minute pitstop to do that. the ceo of the startup joins us at 7:30 u.k. time and later on the program, credit suisse extends its pay boost to wealth mana

>> just one more word on greene. to apologize to the people who work at the cdc, the people who work in public health, the officials at the u.s. government, civilian employees, military employees, hospitals all over the country who are doing their best to help their fellow americans. they're the ones she's insulted the most. it's not just that she's trivialized the memory of the holocaust. it is what it is and it will survive -- the accurate history will survive the comments of marjorie taylor greene, but she needs to apologize to her fellow americans. in terms of trump, you know, there i think it does reveal something about him which is he admires authoritarians. i'm not going to say he admires hitler entirely, that may be a little unfair, but he's praised the chinese for tiananmen square. he admires strong men. in that respect he may not admire everything one hopes hitler did but he can't help but saying something nice about him. john kelly should step forward. this was reported by michael bender, a very reputable

, and croatia and taiwan moved to the green watchlist.avel agent's, mark knows the frustration of passengers, because he's heading off to majorca with his own family next week. myself and the family are going to the balearics on tuesday. that was on the green when we actually we booked it. so we're heading off on tuesday. we felt it was important to get first hand exactly how it was out there and how the travel is. weighing up that extra frustration and expense against the lure of a holiday has become even more complicated. coletta smith, bbc news. let's discuss the government's decision in more detail with the travel journalist and podcaster lisa francesca nand. it is so hard to get to grips with with the new rules. they only seem to be in place for a short period of time. what is your latest assessment of this announcement? it time. what is your latest assessment of this announcement?— of this announcement? it was a surrise. of this announcement? it was a surprise- we — of this announcement? it was a surprise. we were _ of this announce

so, ambassador green, i'm going to assume that you are being a wisconsin native, you are a green bay packer stand [laughs] with all of these fine witnesses, i want to stand extent a personal invitation for you to come to kansas city on november 7th for the showdown, the rematch of super bowl one between the kansas city chiefs and the green bay packers. can cider this invitation extended. with that, i will turn the floor over to ambassador marc greene. >> thanks, pat. we aren't going to bring religion into this, which was what we do when we talk about my green bay packers. thanks for your kind introduction. seriously, thank you for your great support of nafta, usmca, and the work we do at the wilson center. welcome to everyone to the woodrow wilson center. our congressional mandate is directing us to bring together the world of learning and the world of public affairs. i can't think of a more important way to fulfill that mandate man to our discussions this week on the first anniversary of the u.s. mexican canadian agreement. it is an honor to be here with the trade leaders of these t

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what is the eu trying to achieve with green financing? say this is a new type of finance for a green economy. there are two elements here. one is the eu wants to scale out this market. the european union will have to issue 150 billion euros on an annual basis from now until 2026. 30% of that will have to be in green bonds. they have an interest in making this more liquid and a bigger market. the other has to do with dominance. the european union, they want to dominate this market. half of the issuance has been done in europe. the new standard for bonds would remove the risk of greenwashing for foreign investors. they believe if they get approved quickly and they do it first, they will come to be the number one force. we see all that money moving into the esg for the european union. it does make sense on a practical basis but also in terms of the goal. dani: what are these products going to look like and who will be issuing them? >> it is a good question. the european union made it clear eu based institutions but also those that are not ba

from the project green legacy hiroshima. - project green legacy hiroshima.lms with channel or you can catch up on all ourfilms with along channel or you can catch up on all our films with along radio programmes on our online archive. now the shocking damage that can be caused by business. in the 19505, thousands of people were poisoned by industrial waste. a factory was pumping heavy metals into a river that led to the sea. witness history has been 5peaking that led to the sea. witness history has been speaking to a man who lost one daughter to what has been called —— woman. her second daughter was bowled 5everely —— woman. her second daughter was bowled severely disabled. translation: i can tell you exactly how much i hate _ i can tell you exactly how much i hate that — i can tell you exactly how much i hate that chemical factory. the corporation devastated our ocean and our people _ corporation devastated our ocean and our people. ijust hate it. people used _ our people. ijust hate it. people used to— our people. ijust hate it. people used to say— our peop

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will issue green debt.ink because it has been slow to the party has given up a chance to be the european center of green finance and more likely that will be paris? four do you think they can regain the advantage? >■>> a lot of the excitement is based in london. the green bond that was issued is a great step. governments will need to do a lot more to make changes. anna: you talk in your call for action for g20 about the opportunities climate change there is up as well as throws up . a lot is required in the energy transmission -- transition. where are the opportunities? >> there is a report from the global commission which said 65 million more jobs. the areas we are looking at our equity investment into assets and services, real assets, huge opportunity, making buildings lower carbon, whether it is windfarms, solar, transport, electric vehicles, offsets, carbon sinks, forestry. the list goes on and on. mark: firms keep seeing value in these companies. do you think you should be doing more to push management

thank you, ambassador green. i liked your previous question so much i'm just going to tack on a thought there. which is, i really want to call people's attention to the fact that the usmca is probably the most pro-worker agreement out there. really something that the united states, mexico and canada should be proud of. and, you know, i take your point about the trade politics being difficult. they have been difficult. but look at usmca as a high standard agreement. just through the lens of, i think, 89% of house members voted for this agreement. and it was 89 senators, which out of 100 gives you 89% there as well. that's really, i think, a transformation of some of our trade politics and it's the reason why i think usmca really is transformational. just as the nafta started a trajectory of trade agreements for a generation, i think that usmca is the beginning of the trajectory for a new generation of trade agreements. to your specific question, in terms of what the private sector, and also what civil society, can

a mineral that is essentialfor going green, you need to do in a way that is as green as possible.bout one kilometre underground, and as there is water down there watching over them, the mineral seeps into the brain, which is then pulled back up to the surface and the lithium is extracted. the water is returned back underground, so the whole process can be repeated. the whole process can be repeated-— the whole process can be re eated. ., repeated. right now, lithium comes from _ repeated. right now, lithium comes from australia - repeated. right now, lithium comes from australia and - repeated. right now, lithium i comes from australia and south america, the company thinks it could eventually supply around one third of its future lithium demand. iii one third of its future lithium demand. . . one third of its future lithium demand. , ., . , demand. if we can produce but really -- _ demand. if we can produce but really -- battery _ demand. if we can produce but really -- battery lithium - demand. if we can produce but really -- battery lithium in - really —— battery lithium in the

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croatia is moving to the greenness.ving to the green list, bit of good news but i would've thought it would have been from the spanish islands. it’s would've thought it would have been from the spanish islands.— from the spanish islands. it's very difficult for _ from the spanish islands. it's very difficult for anyone _ from the spanish islands. it's very difficult for anyone to _ from the spanish islands. it's very difficult for anyone to plan - difficult for anyone to plan anything, would you believe it's tipped off, but grace, passengers, travel companies everyone wants some certainty. we have not gotten that at the moment.— certainty. we have not gotten that at the moment. that's the big issue from a lot of — at the moment. that's the big issue from a lot of holiday-makers - at the moment. that's the big issue from a lot of holiday-makers will. at the moment. that's the big issue j from a lot of holiday-makers will be from a lot of holiday— makers will be looking _ from a lot of holiday— makers will be looking at _

all eyes were on the man in green. and was only nine years old. all eyes were on the man in green.he man in green. and he followed that dream to _ were on the man in green. and he followed that dream to the - were on the man in green. and he followed that dream to the finish. | followed that dream to the finish. after a hard day of riding in the heat, win to's big moment came, delivered. nate his childhood dream come true for a record equalling 3a time. drew savage, bbc news —— made his childhood dream. less than two days to wait now until england take on italy in the final of euro 2020, their first major tournament final since 1966. the squad are continuing their preparations at st george's park, and captain harry kane spoke to our sports editor dan roan. as players, you think of that moment, you dream of that moment. obviously, we're all grounded enough to know we have a very tough game on her hands, but there's a good belief on this team. we are close and so to bounce back, its been a great sign, a great mentality that we've created. but of course, we all want to win. you play f

and looking beyond solar energy, all public housing repairs should be green which is what the green new deal for public housing does. this bill will provide funding to electrify buildics and solar panels and renewable resources for all public housing needs. it will be cleaner, safer and gener. . . as we work to make sure everyone has access to the clean, affordable housing they need and deserve, let's expand our goals to make these communities green, too, for the health of our res. residents and environment, we cannot forward to do anything less. for the health of our students, we need a green new deal for public schools. a transformative and unprecedented investment that will not only make our schools greener, but also expand services for our students. my colleagues, jamaal bowman, is a former educator and has authored this important bill which i am a co-sponsor. we are in a state of emergency. the west is burning. cities are flooding. and extreme weather events are becoming all too common. we need to act now and we need to act boldly. for the health and safety of all americans, for en

and all the actually as green as the peer? the green economy can work, that's our topic, this week unmade, when it comes to the things that are essential to us, pretty much nothing goes without water and looking at the planet. there's plenty of it just not the kind we can use right away. most of it is salt water and less than one percent is drinkable, w, kristen, carla, on the tradition of dissemination and whether a berlin startup could have falls a global water crisis. in 2015, a series of drought started to dry up this dam. the source of almost half of the water available to cape town, south africa in this satellite time last, you can literally see the storm water decreased month by month. in 2018, the city was approaching day 000. 0 is fast approaching shorthand for the day. the taps run dry and people would have to to, to get water ration cape down was the 1st major city to risk running out of water. but it's not going to be the last jakarta, london, beijing. tokyo could all face their own de 0 in the coming decade. most

and all the actually as green as the peer, the green economy, kennedy work, that's our topic this week on mate. when it comes to the things that are essential to us pretty much, nothing goes without water and looking at the planet. there's plenty of it just not the kind we can use right away. most of it is salt water and less than one percent is drinkable. w kristin carla, on the tradition of dissemination and whether a berlin startup could have falls a global water crisis. in 2015, a series of drought started to dry up this dam. the source of almost half of the water available to cape town, south africa. in this satellite time last you can literally see the storm water decreased month by month in 2018. the city was approaching day 000. 0 is the shorthand for the day. the taps run dry and people would have to queue to get water rations. cape down was the 1st major city to risk running out of water, but it's not going to be the last jakarta, london, beijing. tokyo could all face their own de 0 in the coming decade. most parts of the water, at least 4 months a year are experiencing some

tomoko watanabe from the project green legacy hiroshima.atch witness history every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all our films along with over 1000 radio programmes on our online archive. now let's head post warjapan and a shocking example of the environmental damage that can be caused by lax regulations on big business. in the 19505, thousands of people in the town of minamata were poisoned by industrial waste. a factory was pumping heavy metals into a river that led to the sea. witness history has been speaking to fujie sakamoto who lost one daughter to what has been called minamata disease, while her second daughter was born severely disabled. translation: | can't tell. you exactly how much i hate that chemical factory. the chisso corporation devastated our ocean and our people. ijust hate it. people used to say that life in minamata was wonderful. chisso corporation was the only company in minamata. we are still frightened by the mercury that was leaked by the factory. it poisoned the fish, then people who ate the

greene.l gosar spoke at a conference of a known white nationalist. other members, louie gohmert, greene have been floating this conspiracy theory that the fbi was involved in the january 6 attack, so there is some concern within the party that if leaders don't do more to stamp out these brush fires it is going to engulf the entire party. >> trump is doing the same thing, right? it's happening on multiple fronts. great reporting. melanie zanona, thank you very much. joining me now cnn political commentator s.e. cupp. you have to take a breath here. steve king -- so, steve king, noted racist, defended white supremacy. he did get his committee assignments taken away. now you have greene repeatedly making comparisons between simple health guidelines and nazi tactics. boebert doing the same, paul gosar as melanie was saying here, hanging out with known white nationalists. what's happening to the republican -- should we just say they have thrown their lot in with these extremists? >> reporter: well

wall street on team green, at least in the early trade futures all the way in the green. just under 200 points. all three indices up following the comeback yesterday joining us now, tiffany mcghee, ceo, cnbc con trishtor good morning, tiffany. thanks for waking up earlier. >> good morning, frank. >> you need coffee usually you're popped? >> no, i have my coffee here i'm waiting for you to give me a question. >> i think the question is what do you see is the catalyst for markets trading so much higher you had a great day on the markets yesterday. on monday we saw the worst day of the markets what do you attribute this to? >> it was very clear that the closer we got to the end of the year we were going to see increased volatility you know, lately it seems like every little thing is kind of turning the markets so you think back about two weeks ago it was really centered on the fed the fed statements and powell statements about inflation now i think that maybe on monday we had a little bit of, you know, anxiety around the delta variants you know what, we're really in full swi

so i can hit my 60 and the green, and it is a nice green my friend. well, i will tell you, i don't have a celebrity green years ago when i was in. when we lived in new jersey, i had a putting green and a trap. and i took it out because it cost about $15000.00 a year, just being dain, but green. but my friend and coach for the last 30 plus years peter cost, this is a, is $1.00 of the endorsers of co celebrity breed. so if he says they're great, i'm sure they are. yeah, that's why i got in, i heard cosmos and marco mera and i thought, marco's a perfect melding of an every man and a superstar. i trust him and cost us who breaks down a swing like cost. this is like cyril work with the kennedy assassination framed by wow, i love you right now. you know what way do you know? you know that we have 2 things very much in common. and i read about you when you were growing up. ok. i used to have to dish out ice cream myself. man . i did the same thing and i know how difficult that is, particularly if it's so tough enough. fraser very difficult. i worked at a dru

but when not all hydro power plants are green. if this is so called, plain blade should have power, not mounting by clay, it's a lot of disturbance of nature like assistance. huge water is that we've change of climate damage for far as beverage for nature. therefore, ecologists are very skeptical about large hydro dams, and they're very skeptical to speak, that electricity produced by these dams are green. river ross is building new sites and rushes eastern siberia bordering mongolia and elsewhere. chinese clients in particular one to move the serve as they're using excess power generated by existing hydro electric power plant in cold siberia seems to be a better way to mind bitcoin than using coal powered mines in warm a china, which need a lot of fans. nice during business with ah, the news of gold was right in front of it. then suddenly we agreed to postpone the or olympic games that tokyo with 2020 from. of course, during the qualifying ground for sports heroes, count down during lockdown starts july, 19th on d. w a little guy

green up, that money is going _ help them green up, that money is going to _ help them green up, thatchange. if you look at this and you compare it to china's road initiative, which i know president biden. _ initiative, which i know president biden. it — initiative, which i know president biden. it is — initiative, which i know president biden, it is on his mind, he and i sit at— biden, it is on his mind, he and i sit at the— biden, it is on his mind, he and i sit at the g7. _ biden, it is on his mind, he and i sit at the g7, china is spending billions — sit at the g7, china is spending billions on _ sit at the g7, china is spending billions on that, not only in centrai— billions on that, not only in central asia and the silk road but in africa _ central asia and the silk road but in africa to — central asia and the silk road but in africa to europe, and we should respond. — in africa to europe, and we should respond, the green marshall plan, the green — respond, the green marshall plan, the green new deal, and rubbing this from the _ the green new deal, and rubbing this from the deve

green will vote no on the lesko amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote no on the lesko amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote no on the lesko amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote no on the lesko amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the -- for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the ho

tomoko watanabe from the project green legacy hiroshima.ch witness history every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all our films along with over 1000 radio programmes on our online archive. now let's head post warjapan and a shocking example of the environmental damage that can be caused by lax regulations on big business. in the 19505, thousands of people in the town of minamata were poisoned by industrial waste. a factory was pumping heavy metals into a river that led to the sea. witness history has been speaking to fujie sakamoto who lost one daughter to what has been called minamata disease, while her second daughter was born severely disabled. translation: | can't tell. you exactly how much i hate that chemical factory. the chisso corporation devastated our ocean and our people. ijust hate it. people used to say that life in minamata was wonderful. chisso corporation was the only company in minamata. we are still frightened by the mercury that was leaked by the factory. it poisoned the fish, then people who ate the s

our customers really want to have green solutions so we are excited to accelerate the rollout of greenroducts. mark: which part of the world are using the greatest demand and search or green products? >> around the globe. maybe you look at europe. the green solutions are being helped by the government. france has put a rule in place where -- the eu has the green new deal. in europe, we are very much helping governments to help us accelerate our investment into green solutions. but not to underestimate other markets in the u.s.. we have many cities, city mayors , big owners of buildings who want to be carbon neutral and have the most efficient buildings. one of the most exciting projects was george mason university. they made a new dormitory using our concrete solution. we are very excited to be part of the solution here. anna: government infrastructure spending pushing higher, i am sure greener elements will be part of those. what kind of boost you expect to see from the u.s. government increasing fiscal spending? >> these programs, they have not even hit our books yet. they're coming

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the green agenda has become a practical consideration for many countries. have been included in their policies . i wonder how do you feel about it. i am more excited that it's finally getting traction or more frustrated that it has taken such a long time. my feeling is mixed to brush side as where there are certain downside . my basic idea about the concept or paradigm of green gross was the idea that investing and the testing environment and climate change can be a driver of the economy grows and job creation rather than the burden and cost on our economy. so at the moment we're struggling between the 2 conflicting ideas that investing and protecting nature, and even people social welfare is a cost and burden on economy. but are the thinking, school of ideas that it is actually an investment, long term investment for a much more inclusive and the green, or economic growth and job creation. so we still see clash, all 2 big ideas. one idea is actually back what they're looking. the idea that investing in the environment, people ease or cost, that is, i see a

reporter: top of most polls, the green's honeymoon did not last.ome say she was loose with the truth, apologizing for mistakes in her cv, and not declaring party bonuses received. she was then hit with a career killer, plagiarism, in the book outlining her vision for germany. she denied wrongdoing but admits she could have been more cut -- more careful. she suffered the indignity of pity from her rivals. >> for me, itwas always clear, as a party and also me personally, i will not say anything about these things be at these are journalists who have asked critical questions also asked of me. i have not received much praise myself from the media. you have to press on and give answers. reporter: she says all this talk has been a distraction. >> we have all seen as a society what happened in the u.s. when at the election campaign no longer focuses on the big issues but on mixing truth and lies. reporter: sexism has swirled around her, as well. she has repeatedly faced the age-old question mail rivals have not, can she juggle leading germany with being a

the green agenda has become a practical consideration for many countries. have been included in their policies . i wonder how do you feel about it. i am more excited that it's finally getting traction or more frustrated that it has taken such a long time. my feeling is mixed. there are some brush slide as there are. there are certain downside, my basic idea about the concept or paradigm of green gross, was the idea that investing and the protecting environment and climate change can be a driver of the economy grows and job creation rather than the burden cost on our economy . so at the moment we are just struggling between the 2.

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steve kerr, draymond green, damian lillard from oakland.had a rocky week a couple of weeks ago. >> they lost their first two exhibition games. they're just working out the chemistry. a lot of guys coming from different places. they don't know who to defer. give the ball to kevin durant. he'll score. >> and then a couple guys in the nba finals are joining on the west. >> yeah. the guys on the suns who were playing in the finals. they made the trip over. draymond green said he has so much respect for these guys. their bodies have to be born out. but they're there. i imagine this team will get going and it shouldn't be a problem. >> that should be fun. >> and michael fell ps makes his olympic return. olympic return. he's not welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. people will tell you what to eat. everyone will have an opinion. and, yes, there will be tears. lots of new introductions. sleepless nights. that's normal. okay. so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive oneworl

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george w bush was an office that's despite the current president pledge to go green. ah, it's 6 pm here in rushes capital and you're watching our internet. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. ludicrous. that's how a british law makers slammed an ad by a top beer maker, which suggests vaccinations the only way to get back to normal life. while there's been a low uptake of shots by those under 30 law makers worn heineken commercial sends the wrong message. the hind can really all to consider whether they're discriminating and loyal customers who may be, cannot be vaccinated for medical or other reasons. there are lots of people who can't be vaccinated and it's quite wrong that they should not be able to go into a pub. and have a drink, ludicrous, i'm surprised to not making recommendations and other countries given their levels of vaccine hesitancy. the ad comes after british ministers, reportedly drew plans for mandatory vaccine passports to enter pubs and restaurants from the autumn. that's despite what's present presented as a hugely successful inoc

skyrocket, the highest st george w bush was in office despite the current president's pledge to go green. ah, good evening, just going to clock in the russian capital. you're watching arty international. now, ludicrous, not hire british rule maker has slammed an ad by a top big company that suggests that vaccination is the only way to get life back to normal. although there's been a low uptake of shots by those on the 30 politicians, the wound, heineken commercial gave the wrong message. the honey can really ought to consider whether the discriminating is loyal customers who may be, cannot be vaccinated for medical or other reasons. there are lots of people who can't be vaccinated and it's quite wrong that they should not be able to go into a pub and have a drink, ludicrous. i'm surprised to not making recommendations and other countries, given their levels of vaccine hesitancy. dad comes after british ministers reportedly true up plans for mandatory vaccine passports to enter pubs or restaurants from the autumn. that's despite what he's presented as a hugely successful inoculation progr

his version of the green new deal abroad and clean a world for our children. a gradual cure to our addiction to oral and pollution, half a year in biden's environmental policy has a new nickname. the green swindle, every indication is they have no plans of actually fulfilling their campaign promise. the result of that will be continued in increasing development of fossil fuels and public glance, which means more climate change. behind the cameras away from the wing and i audiences barton has been stamping out all drilling permits at breakneck speeds. since he took office, the u. s. government has approved more than 2000 all exploration permits on federal and native american lad. by the end of the year, they have projected to approve $6000.00 permits. the last time so many were handed out was in 2008 under george bush. remember what i said about populism? climate change, climate warming, global warming is an extra sense of threat to humanity. we have a moral obligation to do with it. biden is enough of a populace to say what people want to hear about oil and en