greta thunberg described her arrest is peaceful.ken away in minibuses. police are keeping watch to make sure nobody else tries to block this highway, day 12, in the hague. to australia next. more than 150 people have been rescued from floods in and around sydney. others have been told to be prepared to leave their homes because of the rising floodwaters. the region's main reservoir, which supplies most of the city's drinking water, is overflowing. there've been three days of torrential rainfall across much of eastern australia. people living in parts of new south wales have been told to stay indoors. now pop sensation taylor swift will be performing in the uk this summer as part of her record—breaking eras tour. but police and consumer groups are warning fans to be vigilant when buying her tickets online, with reports of scams. here's our culture reporter noor nanji and her report contains flashing images. welcome to the eras tour! it's the hottest ticket in town — taylor swift's world tour, which comes to the uk later this year. th

greta thunberg described her arrest as "peaceful".that nobody else tries to block this highway. the ai2 in the hague. let's turn to some important news around the world. taiwan condemned the bolivian government for sending a message of sympathy for the island's recent earthquake to the chinese government in beijing. china claims taiwan as part of its own territory — and insists other nations should take the same position. taiwan's foreign minister accused bolivia of acting as the puppet of beijing. an investigation's under way after a passenger plane clipped another another on the ground at heathrow airport. a stationary british airways plane, with 121 passengers and crew on board, was hit by the wing of an empty virgin atlantic plane, which was being towed at the time. there are no reported injuries and the incident caused minor damage. and italy's mount etna has been sending rare smoke rings into the sicilian sky. a new crater opened on the summit of europe's largest active volcano leading to an unusual display of vortex rings. they

with the likes of greta thunberg .tly think this is a great demonstration of why we have echr to want to protect have the echr to want to protect citizens from the actions of their governments, and what's what's this climate inaction government doing to harm itself? well, they're not honouring the paris agreement. and this was the whole complaint of the thing. so all they need to do is act upon their climate inaction and be within the 1.5 degrees, what emissions or whatever , what what emissions or whatever, what happened. and i would and i think i think this actually sets a precedent. >> so democratic here. >> so democratic problem here. surely government are surely the swiss government are elected make laws in elected to make laws in switzerland. exactly. not switzerland. exactly. it's not for the echr. but that's. >> but that's exactly why we need the echr, isn't it? >> in case our government sets some batty thing that's some batty, batty thing that's going to harm. that's going to harm citizens? no, because the cit

greta thunberg described her arrest as "peaceful".s to block this highway, the a12 in the hague. are correspondence, and there. to australia next. more than 150 people have been rescued from floods in and around sydney. others have been told to be prepared to leave their homes because of the rising floodwaters. the region's main reservoir, which supplies most of the city's drinking water, is overflowing. there've been three days of torrential rainfall across much of eastern australia. people living in parts of new south wales have been told to stay indoors. our sydney correspondent phil mercer explained conditions were like now. at the moment, we know that there are two deaths that have been associated with these wild days of weather here in eastern australia. on thursday, a 71—year—old man was found in floodwaters near brisbane in the state of queensland. and earlier today, a man's body was found in floodwaters in western parts of sydney. now, the police here say that they don't know the circumstances of the second fatality but safe

how does such a collective greta thunberg remain, who rules these annalena berbak and so on. 13 thousand region and siberia. peak floods are expected in kurgan in the coming hours. the city’s readiness for the arrival of big water was personally checked by the head of the russian ministry of construction, irek faizulin. in the takmak attack, residential buildings came under fire. eight people died, two of them children. the search operation continued throughout the night. rescuers pulled five more alive from the rubble. the israeli army struck.

i call the new western elite the collective greta thunberg, fanatical and illiterate, who have not studiedclassical literature or history, the famous historian, political scientist and public figure, natalya narochnitskaya, once said. she lived abroad for many years, in the eighties she worked in the secretariat of the united nations, fluently speaking four languages, english, german, french and spanish. natalya narochnitskaya knows firsthand the difference in mentalities. western countries and russia, according to her, the principle operates there: where it is good, there is the fatherland, with us, on the contrary, where the fatherland is, there it is good, maybe this is precisely what lies the reason for the complete misunderstanding of western elites about what is happening in russia now, why the united states and the west are so often mistaken in their analysis of our country and their attempts to influence it, and why they succeeded with ukraine then, how to treat the president’s words . you and i saw some time ago , a very small thing for me, it was such a joy , well, it was doubly

there remains such a collective greta thunberg, here, here, who rules these annolena berbak and so onople died, two are listed as missing, five were rescued from the rubble. this the consequence of a strike by ukrainian militants on a peaceful city. they fired from multiple launch rocket systems . five houses were destroyed, and local authorities provided temporary housing to all victims. rescuers continue to clear the rubble. russian army.

here's climate activist greta thunberg speaking outside court after the decision.ver been more clear that the climate crisis will continue to de—escalate and endanger people as long as the people in power don't take sufficient climate measures. and europe, with its far—reaching responsibility, both historical and current, and substantial resources, failed to limit the climate crisis and do theirfair share. it is a betrayal beyond words. and today's ruling has made it very clear that the european states have a legal responsibility to take real climate action and to protect people and protect its citizens. it cannot be a political choice whether to respect human rights or not. it comes as leading climate scientists warn that the earth could be moving into uncharted territory. data for march shows record global temperatures for the tenth month in a row. the european union's copernicus climate service — which published the data — says it's still trying to understand why the situation has changed so dramatically. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. global tempera

greta thunberg described her arrest is peaceful.hague. taiwan has condemned the bolivian government for sending a message of sympathy for the island's recent earthquake to the chinese government in beijing. china claims taiwan as part of its own territory china claims taiwan is part of its own territory and insists other nations accept this position. taiwan's foreign minister accused bolivia of acting as the puppet of beijing. our asia pacific editor michael bristow has more on the story. on the face of it, quite an odd story, isn't it? but it's one of those quirks of international relations which sometimes arises. essentially, bolivia has a diplomatic relationship with china and it doesn't have official diplomatic ties with taiwan. now, that's because china insists that whenever it establishes official ties with any country in the world, that they can't at the same time have ties with taiwan as well. and that's because taiwan because china considers taiwan to be part of its own territory. so it doesn't want it to establish diplomat

those detained included the swedish campaigner, greta thunberg. o go home. earlier, there were cries, cheers of you are not alone as greta thundberg was picked up alone as greta thundberg was picked up off the highway by dutch police and put onto a minibus, along with hundreds of other protesters. you can see her here, chatting happily to fellow activists. she is here in the hague to announce international actions against governments who make it cheap and easy for large companies to use fossil fuels by offering them tax breaks and subsidies on excise duties. greta thundberg described her arrest as people. most of the protesters have gone home or have been detained by police and taken away in minibuses. police are just police and taken away in minibuses. police arejust keeping police and taken away in minibuses. police are just keeping watch to make sure nobody else tries to block this highway, the a12 the hague. pop sensation taylor swift will be performing in the uk this summer as part of her record—breaking eras tour. but police and consumer grou

and someone crapped in front of me on the street and i turned a corner and a giant mural for greta thunberggs and thought what is going on? it's a dystopian future. >> greg: it really is and it's sad but true and here's a pelosi coin for when money is tight. >> greg: we have to take a break but don't go away i'm seeing a lot less prominent lines than i did before, the results have been subtle but noticeable. botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet, and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pain, headache, eyebrow, eyelid drooping. and eyelid swelling. tell your doctor about your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions, and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the r

it reminds me of greta thunberg and her eco-warriors. i buy automatically a barrel of oil.fect of what they think it's going to have. if i am netanyahu, if i am the israeli government right now, i'm probably thinking, this is one of the best vote winners we could have actually for our cause, these people chanting "death to america" when they are very lucky to be in america with the freedom to say what they are saying. >> greg: these hamas holes are the same people in a different uniform. these are the same people that she cheered blm riots, the crime epidemic. everything that subverted the society they are behind her and when they are saying "death to america," they actually do mean it. this is a system that they believed is a oppressive. they are well organized. there are some very well done science up there that show up. once the cities decide to stop babysitting and let the cops do their job and start charging these people, a highway is in public property, right? it's not like a park. you can sit there. you are going to start seeing people take the law into their own han

i kind of agree with al and greta thunberg with al gore and greta thunberg that adapting that concentratingte change is admitting defeat in tackling climate change given we are change itself. but given we are seeing climate change now and people and dying people are suffering and dying around world a result, around the world as a result, it's important that it's incredibly important that governments put in suitable plans mitigate plans to mitigate the impacts coming fans the coming up. saudi fans on the lash football . well, i'll lash at the football. well, i'll tell you what the heck is going on there, bernard . i will bring on there, bernard. i will bring you the very first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. don't go anywhere. this patrick anywhere. this is patrick christys tonight . but yeah. what anywhere. this is patrick crthis,; tonight . but yeah. what a? welcome back to patrick christys tonight. it's time now for the very first look at tomorrow's front pages. let's do it right. i'm going in with the telegraph. raina. i will quit if guilty over house row. and that, of course, is a

it reminds me of greta thunberg, every time they do their stupid stunts , i go and by.they think will happen. if i'm benjamin netanyahu, a from these early government and' watching the seeds, i'm probably thinking you know what, this is probably one of the best devote winners wefo can have for our cause is of these people chanting death to america one oe their very lucky to be in america with the freedom to stay with her staying. >> jesse: greg? >> greg: these hamas-holes of those same people in a different uniform, the blm rides, the climate epidemic, anything that they wanant to cut the air behit o what are the single death to america the domenech. it is a system they believe is oppressive and judge, they are well organized. v there's some very well done signs of their that just show up and once in the cities decided t to stop babysitting and let the cops do their jobs, start charging these people sitting in a highway, a highway is not public property. right? it's all like a park?can you can't sit there. i think you will start seeing people take the law into their own

have happened without young people >> exactly, exactly that >> it wouldn't >> happen without greta thunbergon who decided to start skipping school and have this lonely climate strike. and that caught the imagination of her peers around the world. and the one of the plus sides of social media. i also read about the very severe downsides of social media is that it can connect you to people around a shared cause bigger than yourself. it can create community that then when they went out into the streets and camped out into the halls of the senate on congress some shadow down the corridors of power absolutely helped move the needle on the most ambitious climate legislation. not only here, but around the world. and we can argue over the strength or weaknesses of that policy. but those kids deserve some credit, i think, and not just young people, but old people, elderly people. i don't know what you thought this week about the success in europe. and in a swiss court. the swiss grannies basically taking their human rights not to be overheated to court and winning exactly. >> that is sort of the oth

yes, that's climate campaigner greta thunberg. built. no no, no, no. she campaigned to tear down an existing wind farm because it was built on indigenous land. >> well, my advice would be, you know, stick to one thing, stick to one thing before they all start contradicting each other. then avoid that then you'll avoid that embarrassment, but let us know what of it all. are you what you make of it all. are you worried about these different groups more groups joining up to cause more of a storm? but first, your headlines. >> good afternoon. 2:03. our top stories. government security experts have been called in to analyse the whatsapp messages at the heart of the westminster sext scandal. so far , around sext scandal. so far, around a dozen mps, staff and journalists are known to have been targeted and sources have told gb news that more are coming forward. it's after tory mp william wragg told the times he'd said intimate pictures of himself to someone on a gay dating app, and was then manipulated into providing phone numbers. he's

, bam.e >> and then.nd and then i turned the corner and there's a giant mirror irne >> two st greta thunberg yeah. >> all the churches have blm flags, the trans flagnd about what's going on. >>ha it's. >> it's dystopian. yeah, it really is. yeah, it really is.d it's it's sad. sad, but true. it's the pelosis factruee for wn money is tight. >> that's very good. >> all right. we've got to take a break. don't go away. we'll be right back. when you smell (♪you real amazt of jane, please. >> time stops. sly go and you realizode you're la steve with the laundry detergent. jane, seriously? good scent victims of mesothelioma and their families may be entitled to receive a cash reward from the $30 billion in this investor's trust funds. now available, over $50 billion has been awarded already if you have been diagnosed with mesothelioma or lung cancer caused by asbestos, call the number on your screen. now, we have served victims of mesothelioma and their families nationwide for over 30 years. we have successfully recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for thousands of our clients. even if a family

everyone has one except greta thunberg. ybody ha >> it's a high school diploma, for christ's sake. exce lik e adderall prescription. >> at that age, everyone gets one. >> plus, it's just stressful being around all those seniors. how many times can i repeat? can >> call me when you're 18. but i'm just resentful becauseew nobody cared when i graduatehedd from cosmetology school, i was class valedictory and hadd received the vidal sassoon award for outstanding achievement in hair treatmenfor i came up with the first pubic hair straightener for inmates. . >> it was called hair straight . but trump wants to go to his son's graduation. >> he should but. on he sh graduations are like losing your virginity. it only happengraduations are ss and trying to stop him is the biggest favor the dems can do for him. they'll give him martyrs status. hes already like and that he'ans the only oneo ca who could raise joe biden fromee the dead. >> just imagine if trump blows off a day of this dumb trial to watch his son graduate in the cops show up and arrest him. you want bad optics? it'll look worse t

acs fromcomes to uat climate activist greta thunberg, who was detained twice in one day, twictierg walocking traffic at a protest in the nether regions. >> in it that we are here because we are facinitg thisexie financial crisis, we are in a planetary emergency and wethen are not going to stand by and let people lose their lives, livelihoode theis s and be forced to become refugees would be catastrophin doc. now you, as a bonus video outgen this lazy getting dragged away from that same protestg m protet ,beating that walter. she doesn't have the excuse of being drunk or wearing makeup. but you know she got arrested twice in a day. big deal. i mean big, trump sometimes geta arrested five times in a day d and it's, you know, anywhere wen are told to be. i'm short all the time.e thu knowal, cat, don't you think she peaked too early? >> like she becamein d world fas person of the year at, like 14? it's all. re has >> that's got to be difficult. g arrested twicene in one day. i hope she enjoyed it. i'm serious because, like, imagine what would happen if to protest and then just went home.

climate activist greta thunberg has been detained by dutch police during a demonstration in the haguearge bus by officers , along large bus by officers, along with other protesters who tried to highway into to block a major highway into the administrative capital of the administrative capital of the netherlands. the 21 year old activist was protesting against the dutch government's fossil fuel . a conservative fuel subsidies. a conservative mp says he was the first whistleblower to alert police to the parliamentary honey trap sixteen scam. bosworth mp, doctor luke evans says he was the victim of cyberflashing as the victim of cyberflashing as the met launched an investigation into unsolicited messages with leicestershire police on thursday. tory mp william wragg told the times he'd sent intimate pictures of himself to someone on a gay dating app and was then manipulated into providing colleagues phone numbers. so far, around a dozen mps, staff and journalists are known to have been targeted. >> the first set of messages i got was on a day i was with my wife, and i got a one time open

climate activist greta thunberg has been detained by dutch police during a demonstration in the hague demonstration in the hague. thunberg was put in a large bus by officers along with other protesters, who tried to block a major highway into the administrative capital of the netherlands. the 21 year old activist was protesting against the dutch government's fossil fuel subsidies. the dutch government's fossil fuel subsidies . a conservative fuel subsidies. a conservative mp . says he was the first mp. says he was the first whistleblower to alert police to the parliamentary honey trap sixteen scandal. bosworth mp, doctor luke evans says he was the victim of a cyber flashing as the metropolitan police launched investigation launched an investigation into unsolicited messages with leicestershire police on thursday. tory mp william wragg told the times he'd sent intimate pictures of himself to someone on a gay dating app, and was then manipulated into providing colleagues phone numbers. so far , around a dozen numbers. so far, around a dozen mps, staff and journalists are known to have b

european courts make greta thunberg queen and these aren't just farting cows, these aren't just fartingliners. your first look at wednesday's newspapers. i'm simon evans, still with leo and still here with leo kearse and daniel barker. so, daniel, we will daily will kick off with the daily mail this mail in this section. this sounds like the sort of sounds exactly like the sort of helpful intervention that the people voted people of britain voted so enthusiast for in 2016. >> well, i mean, this is >> well, yeah, i mean, this is a story about the echr, being sued by 2000 swiss women, older women. i mean , i as far as i can women. i mean, i as far as i can see it, they're obviously activists. yeah i mean, they're swiss, so they're loaded and they've got nothing to do. so it's like it's too hot to sue the government, you know ? i the government, you know? i mean, i would love to sue our government to make hotter , government to make it hotter, quite frankly. but we can't do that. yes. the echr and our that. but yes. the echr and our mandating that, the swiss government are not doing enough

my argument would be prince harry literally said on a phone call with somebody he thought was greta thunbergm british royal his exit from the british royal family. were actually family. they were actually russian streamed russian pranksters that streamed on youtube. not necessarily who i go to for my disinformation , guide. >> yeah. maze. definitely. listen, kinsey , i wish we had listen, kinsey, i wish we had longer, but we've got to tackle this israel story. we'll see you in a week's time. if you're just joining us on gb news on the radio or watching online or via your tv, let me tell you that this is a breaking story. your tv, let me tell you that this is a breaking story . and of this is a breaking story. and of course, you'll have heard about it in our bulletin with aaron armstrong , iran it in our bulletin with aaron armstrong, iran has it in our bulletin with aaron armstrong , iran has launched armstrong, iran has launched upwards of 50 unmanned manned aircraft in the direction of israel. here are live pictures of tel aviv in israel. currently peaceful, but they're expecting between 5

climate activist greta thunberg has been detained by dutch police during a demonstration in the haguetimberg was put in a large bus by officers, along with other protesters, who tried to block a major highway into the administrative capital of the netherlands . the 21 year old netherlands. the 21 year old activist was protesting against the dutch government's fossil fuel subsidies. the dutch government's fossil fuel subsidies . and workers fuel subsidies. and workers across the country have today been granted the legal right to request flexible working from the day they start a new job. previously it only applied if someone had worked for their employer for 26 weeks or more. flexible working is defined as a way that suits an employee's needs for example, having flexible working timings or working from home. experts believe it could benefit millions of people and increase productivity . for the latest productivity. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code on your screen, or you can code on your screen, or you can 90 code on your screen, or you ca

they sided with swedish school truant greta thunberg and 2000 geriatric swiss women. means governments now have to adopt more ambitious climate policies, get stuffed. our politicians are too weak to do anything about this. they listen to idiots that tell us we'd be like russia and belarus if we just ignore the echr and not normal people who say that we'd also be like, oh, i don't know, japan or canada or australia. rishi sunak does not want his legacy to be the controversy of the echr, and this is why we need a referendum on it. it will be good politics for rishi to call a referendum on leaving the echr and to campaign for leave. here's what nigel farage has to say about it. >> echr. i tell you what, >> leave echr. i tell you what, wouldn't it be fun to have a referendum on echr membership ? referendum on echr membership? i'm quite looking forward to that. >> could he outflank nigel there? perhaps. here's the latest gb news people's polling . latest gb news people's polling. 36% of voters say that they agree with leaving the echr. if it stops rwanda flights, 31% don't

in 2018, greta thunberg tweeted that humanity would be wiped out if we didn't stop using fossil fuels a pentagon climate reported on a pentagon climate report that said britain would have a siberian climate by 2019. prince charles in 2009 said we had just 96 months to save the world. how are you going to get the public on board with you? when people make such, you know, frankly, ridiculous frankly, quite ridiculous predictions . predictions every year. >> well, and those are individual people and most of them weren't scientists as well that you just quoted as well, so not environmental scientists in the well, sorry. so just >> well, sorry. so let me just pick up that. nasa pick you up on that. nasa scientists climate scientists and un climate scientists and un climate scientists are quoted in that as well. in 1978, the un said something similar, and neither is king charles, but that but that being said, the ipcc, which released the report , which is released the report, which is the consensus of hundreds of scientists, is not like that. it's not that alarmist, but people don't really

some may uncharitably compare him to greta thunberg in a tweed suit.sufficient in energy, but got to be said solar panel farms. there hardly eco friendly, although they destroy environments. what's your take? >> i certainly agree with that. >> i certainly agree with that. >> the king has indeed, as you say, martin, and good afternoon to you. applied for planning permission now this is going to be a bit of a mini solar farm, 2000 solar panels on a site of two hectares. that's about four acres, by my reckoning. >> and as he has the sandringham estate, 20,000 acres, four acres isn't going to be very much. >> and it's nowhere near where he lives at sandringham house. now these things which we're seeing on the screen are hugely controversial up here. a monster one is being planned on the borders between suffolk and cambridge , and the people there cambridge, and the people there really despise it . a5 cambridge, and the people there really despise it . as they say, really despise it. as they say, quite rightly, is this grade a agricultural land being turned

with greta thunberg obviously shouting them on, moaning that they are a higher risk of dying from the heatwaves. yeah, we've run out of time. oh oh i'm sorry jim dale. >> that's okay. we'll be back because the weather will be back. >> yes, yes, exactly , talking of >> yes, yes, exactly, talking of weather, here is aidan mcgivern . weather, here is aidan mcgivern. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar . sponsors of weather on . solar. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good morning to you . welcome to the latest you. welcome to the latest forecast from the met office. it's a bright start for many of us, but it will turn increasingly cloudy this morning with more rain to come, especially across western and northwestern parts. that's where the rain is already arriving through the morning . we keep the through the morning. we keep the sunshine the at least sunshine in the east at least until lunchtime time, but well, it does get squeezed out by thickening cloud and a freshening breeze. along with those outbreaks of rain, the rain will be on and off and mostly light in the sou

now >> greta thunberg running, rubbing her hands with glee. >> well, more than that.tries have now said backed by her thunberg, that their countries are not protecting them. what it's going to them. imagine what it's going to do in terms immigration. do in terms of immigration. imagine kind of because imagine all the kind of because what i didn't realise was that charities and campaign groups account most of the claims account for most of the claims put into the echr. it's not governments, it's not individual bills, it's these charities and campaign groups. >> it's a lobbying exercise. it's a lobbying in terms of ideologies, isn't it? in that case, , these, these case, and these, these, these women switzerland were women in switzerland were backed by they were there's a heat >> they were there's a heat wave. >> it will kill them. >> it will kill them. >> well, that's what said. >> well, that's what they said. yeah. lot of yeah. well they have a lot of heat switzerland. well heat waves in switzerland. well they don't actually because i've got there. got family there. >

. >> so i think it was greta thunberg yesterday saying that human rights shouldn't be in the hands politiciansands of politicians. claire coutinho as there, coutinho, as you say there, olivia, saying this was a profoundly un democratic decision that was made yesterday. we'd love people at to home let us know what they think in all of this. and just whilst you, to whilst we've got you, i want to talk cameron. he's talk about lord cameron. he's been and about in the been out and about in the states, obviously starting in mar in florida, jetting mar a lago in florida, jetting up washington, holding that mar a lago in florida, jetting up press1ington, holding that mar a lago in florida, jetting up press conference ding that mar a lago in florida, jetting up press conference yesterday joint press conference yesterday . but seems he's been snubbed by the speaker of the house. what's gone on there ? gone on there? >> well, david cameron is essentially telling the republican party that they need to be investing more money in ukraine. that doesn't seem to be going down too well in america, which is a l

climate activist greta thunberg has been detained by dutch police during a demonstration in the hagueng with other protesters who tried to block a major highway into the administrative capital of the netherlands. the 21 year old was campaigning against the dutch government, calling for a stop to subsidies for fossil fuels . a to subsidies for fossil fuels. a conservative mp says he was the first whistleblower to alert police to the parliamentary honey trap sixteen scam. bosworth mp doctor luke evans says he was the victim of cyber flashing as the met launched an investigation into unselling knitted messages on thursday. tory mp william wragg told the times that he'd sent intimate snaps of himself to someone on a gay dating app and was then manipulated into providing colleagues phone numbers. so far around a dozen mps, staff and journalists are known to have been targeted. >> the first set of messages i got was on a day i was with my wife and i got a one time open photo on whatsapp of an explicit image of a naked lady. as soon as i got these the next day, i reported it to the police. t