change movement is not centrally organized as found as inspiration in this lady fifteen year old grettir firm the swedish teenager was among the first youth activists to publicly raise awareness of climate issues she delivered speeches in the un the european economic and social committee and at the world economic forum in davos as well should be busy according to time magazine five grettir's now among the top twenty five most influential teens of twenty eighty three are striking because we have done our homework and they have not. and yes we are angry we are angry because the older generations are continue to sealing our future right now and they are continue doing this and we will not let them do that anymore despite the if march is being set up locally that's not stop some senior politicians suspecting a sinister influence from elsewhere though in germany children are protesting over climate protection it's an important concern but you can't imagine that all german children after years and without any outside influence come up with idea that they have to take part in this protest i kno

the swedish climate activists grettir turnback has joined students on strike in the german city of hamburg and pupils from around the world have rallied behind the teenager's fridays for future movement walking out of classes to call on politicians to take action on climate change. famous teen activist greater turn back is on her school holidays but she's not taking a break from protesting in germany she joined schoolchildren on their weekly protest against climate change for way too long the politicians and the people in power have got no way was not doing anything to fight the climate crisis but we will make sure that they will not get away with it any longer. thousands of students have come together to demand that politicians save the planet so they can grow up in a world worth living in and they're demanding that politicians do something about it such as stop burning coal to generate electricity. it's no secret here in germany that the country's going to fail to reach its twenty twenty climate goals now in a bid to reduce greenhouse gases the german government has planned a coalface ou

in brussels as well time magazine said that grettir is among in fact the top twenty five most influential teens twenty. we are striking because we have done our homework and they have not. was. and yes we are angry we are angry because the older generations are continue to ceiling our future right now and they are continue doing this and we will not let them do that anymore well despite the youth marches happening set up locally some senior politicians suspect a sinister influence from elsewhere being the reason for such crowds. in germany children and all protesting over climate protection it's an important concern but you can't imagine that all german children after years and without any outside influence come up with the idea that they have to take part in this protest i know who is behind this movement bose the son did in one street and the truants i have also been told that from state security i can guarantee that i do not see ghosts alone and that clemens of ministrations are more than spontaneous actions of solidarity with their client yes a plenty of accusations arthur are they fa

a swedish climate activist grettir is here in berlin to join students on the front ideas for future march the sixteen year old has inspired thousands of pupils across the world to skip class every friday and to march for action against climate change she's leading the demonstrators to balance government district where she's due to order a speech german politicians are divided about the protests but chancellor angela merkel has voiced support. for. a good obvious cause one kid brady is on the streets of berlin covering the march which has got underway good graviton burkas surface come to berlin to lead today's march what kind of turnout are we seeing and what's happening where you are. so we're expecting. we thought at least our children in the streets of l.a. this is a stupid movie t.v. critic david rieff weeks in a school called climate change politician. and said many of the truth my point is make you feel that is a word that you know make it that way it was very tough it is expected to be many things administration officials down to increase trying to say very much right it seems very

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it's called is not centrally organized it has found inspiration in this lady fifteen year old called grettir thirteen berg the swedish teenager was one of the first few thought to vista probably raise awareness of climate issues she's been pretty busy of late she delivered a speech at the world economic forum in davos he's addressed the un or the climate change conference in poland and spoken to the e.u. in brussels in fact time magazine has made gret in the top twenty five most influential teens at twenty eighty. three are striking because we have done our homework and they have not. and yes we are angry we are angry because the older generations are continue to sealing our future right now and they are continue doing this and we will not let them do that anymore despite the use march is being set up locally that's not stop some senior politician suspecting a more sinister influence from elsewhere. in germany and children and all protesting over climate protection it's an important concern but you can't imagine that all german children after years and without any outside influence come up w

the swedish team has become the figurehead for generations calls for action on the environment grettir marches the school students in hamburg. one of almost until i'm under thought she started breaking news spock the son is just freed an indian pilot captured when his plane was shot down over kashmir you're now looking at pictures off a wing commander of a nun then who is within the past few minutes walked across the wide. atari border crossing between india and pakistan is the pakistani side authority is the indian side as you can see he's looking in relatively good condition he is accompanied by a few officials knock his release has been delayed for hours we've been monitoring the situation at the border for the last few hours there's no reason been given for his delay but now the moment has come the moment that people on the indian side had been waiting for four hours to see their wing commander i mean on the back home on indian territory crowds had been waiting to receive him but they do indeed as the daily carried on let me now take you live to delhi to our correspondent michelle

supplanted ninety eight countries the movement started as a solo protest in sweden by sixteen year old grettir thought she sat outside government buildings to accuse politicians of failing to stick to the un's paris agreement on climate change four years ago. well let's go live now to correspondent emma haywood she's in london outside parliament on parliament in parliament square and as if the politicians of the u.k. haven't got enough to contend with they're going to have to deal with students who are gathering to protest against their action or lack of action on the issue of climate change. exactly multimode this protest is due to get underway in about twenty minutes time there are several hundred people who've gathered here already although we are expecting those numbers to swell and there are walkouts right from the top of the u.k. right down to the bottom and across the world as you were saying this one note taking place right under the noses of the politicians one of those who's not in school today is george bush and he's trouble several hours to be here george why did you want to come a

planned it ninety eight countries the movement started as a solo protest in sweden by sixteen year old grettir thought she sat outside government buildings to accuse politicians of failing to stick to the un's powers agreement on climate change four years ago. well let's go live now to correspondent emma haywood she's in london outside parliament on parliament in parliament square and as if the politicians of the u.k. haven't got enough to contend with they're now going to have to deal with students who are gathering to protest against their action or lack of action on the issue of climate change. exactly multimode this protest is due to get underway in about twenty minutes time there are several hundred people who've gathered here already although we are expecting those numbers to swell and there are walk outs right from the top of the u.k. right down to the bottom and across the world as you were saying this one note taking place right under the noses of the politicians one of those who's not in school today is george bush on tees travel several hours to be here george why did you want to co