when the sun rises over lake malawi, africa's 3rd largest lake, it usually means early morning chores. have to be done out here. washing dishes and doing the laundry is generally a job for young women and girls. when they finish, some of them will hit to school. but chief sally at t juma says every year, many girls drop out and become victims of early marriage left on measures to prevent the spread of coven 19 in her community. didn't help. zona mat in them in either the children had nothing to do our her. some got pregnant and got married. usually one goes miss school, the teachers tell us and we found that why, but when the schools close, it was hard to keep a check on them. now the schools have opened. we see that some girls aren't in cross cultural community leaders managed to persuade these teen mothers to go back to school. one girl says she wants to become a journalist, the others nurses. i already am a movie at 1st. my husband didn't want me to leave him in, he ordered me to stay. when the police got involved, he got scared. and let me go. now he has found another wife from th

say the grown of ours pandemic has led to a rise in child. marriage is globally parts of malawi. the number has nearly doubled, but there, it's not just the pandemic to blame as harrow ma tasa reports from one god she. when the sun rises over lake maloney africa's 3rd largest lake, it usually means early morning chores have to be done out here washing dishes and doing the laundry is generally a job for young women and girls. when they finish, some of them will hit to school. but she, sally, i t juma says every year, many girls drop out and become victims of early marriage locked on measures to prevent the spread. of course, the 19 in her community didn't help. zona, amount in them in either the children had nothing to do, are her some got pregnant and got married. usually one girls missed school, the teacher sell us and we found that why, but when the schools closed, it was hard to keep a check on them. now the schools have opened, we see that some girls aren't in cross community leaders managed to persuade these teen mothers to go back to school. one girl says she wants to becom

in malawi, nearly 1500000 people lay depend on lake shore, but less rainfall in recent years of lead to dangerously low water levels. and that's affecting livelihoods. her in with us are reports from malawi, wilson city, my remembers the time we laid sheila, molly, thick in the biggest lake, nearly disappeared. temperatures got extremely hot and there was little rain. he and his friends are fish here since they were boys, just like they fathers and grandfathers did they say the drying of the lake has become more frequent than usual? was here. negligible. there is a difference. there used to be a lot more fish. there were only a few of us, so there was no over fishing. now the population is boomed. there's also climate change. last year the lake dried up. the world banks is nearly half of africa's population loose below the poverty line. and many depend on rivers and lakes for their livelihoods. when full leg, sheila is approximately 60 kilometers long and 40 kilometers wide, but he keeps shrinking. if the fish in the lake continued to disappear is not only the economy that will be de

malawi, like many countries _ richer nations. malawi, like many countries that - richer nations.many countries that are - many countries that are developing, and has been on the receiving end of climate change issues pretty much brought by those developed nations who continue to admit so much carbon. ., ., , ., carbon. central to these talks is a vital number, _ carbon. central to these talks is a vital number, 1.5 - carbon. central to these talks is a vital number, 1.5 celsius | is a vital number, 1.5 celsius — if temperatures go above this, the world is already 1.1 degrees above preindustrial levels and we see the impact of that right now. . but even if every country does what it's promising, we're on course for 2.7 degrees by the end of the century. activists are demanding more action now, led by greta thunberg, mobbed as she arrived in glasgow, but she says there's still hope. if we can't keep the global average temperature rise to below 1.5, then we do 1.6, then 1.7, and so on. we can always prevent things from getting worse. it's never too late to do as much as we can. as t

more countries added to the red list, angola, mozambique, malawi, zambia. what do you make of that?the past on travel restrictions. irate government's policy in the past on travel restrictions.— government's policy in the past on travel restrictions. we now have ten countries on — travel restrictions. we now have ten countries on the _ travel restrictions. we now have ten countries on the uk _ travel restrictions. we now have ten countries on the uk red _ travel restrictions. we now have ten countries on the uk red list - travel restrictions. we now have ten countries on the uk red list and i travel restrictions. we now have ten countries on the uk red list and it i countries on the uk red list and it feels like we are going backwards some weeks. the travel sector has been recovering pretty substantially, almost back to 80% of what it was pre—pandemic but now the sector is left in limbo, as are consumers who have trips booked for this christmas. it is a very worrying development and it is worrying development and it is worrying because it suggests governments are moving back to old

malawi, mozambique and zambia are the countries affected, angola, malawi, mozambique and zambia are the now on the red list. let's talk to our business correspondent, caroline davies. things were beginning to ease up for businesses, for the airlines in particular. this is going to be a blow. , , ., particular. this is going to be a blow. , , . .,. blow. yes, it is and in fact, international _ blow. yes, it is and in fact, international travel - blow. yes, it is and in fact, international travel is - blow. yes, it is and in fact, | international travel is going blow. yes, it is and in fact, - international travel is going into the opposite direction to the way the opposite direction to the way the industry really wanted to go. as we heard, the red list has been extended by an additional four countries at a stroke and it will come in from 4am tomorrow morning, so really very quick. we also know there are changes to pcr tests, they will be brought back in again from next week, even if you are fully vaccinated and you are coming into the uk, you will be required to take a pcr test and now y

people with albinism in malawi have been subject to violence attacks with 170 incidents of violence have been reported since 20147 of them in the last 4 months over the sport. nice for you here on al jazeera will be going live to barcelona, as one of the clubs legend to set to return takeover as coach. joe will have all the details for you after the break. ah. with a whole lou ah. is going to have sports. here's jew hello, thank you very much. barcelona legend chevy is free to take over as a new head coach at the castle and club struck a deal to release him from his contract with country team. i'll sat, the former captain will take over the reins following the sacking of ronald comin last month. javi joined al, sad as a player in 2015 and became their head coach 2 years ago. he turned down the barcelona job in 2020 because he said it come to soon in his managerial career was he is one of boss loaners favorite sons. having helped the club when 25 trophies, including 4 champions leagues, and 8 spanish lead titles in 17 seasons, was also instrumental in helping spain when the 2010 world cup

the law in malawi forbid, marriage for both boys and girls under 18, but without proper enforcement, it still happens. how much us out to sara man got she marashi most living people have been killed in the south west of columbia where homes collapsed because of a landslide. it followed heavy rain in the marino region, rescue teams to pull dozens of people out of the rubble. but many more remained on accounted for operations was suspended on wednesday morning because of the danger of moorland slides. 4 year old girl has been reunited with her parents almost 3 weeks after she went missing in the australian outback. cleo smith respond by the police in a locked house almost 100 kilometers from where she disappeared. she was last seen by her parents in attendance that they were sharing in a remote western australian area. they work one morning. if a girl was missing a spot to nationwide such an fee as she had been abducted, a 36 year old man is now in custody. coming up in the sports news with leah, a nights all massive hits as the world series came to an end baseball action. when we come

they include south africa as well as botswana, zimbabwe, malawi, and others. travelers will not be allowed to come into the u.s. u.s. citizens will be allowed in with a negative covid test. >>> vice president kamala harris weighed in on the new variant, calling on all americans to get vaccinated to help stop the spread of covid and limit its ability to mutate. >> we're going to take every precaution. so that's why we've taken the measures we have. but, again, i can't stress enough, one, if you have not had the booster shot, get the booster shot. >> the president and vice president have been briefed on the new variant over this thanksgiving weekend. no cases of omicron have been identified in the u.s., according to the cdc. >>> back here locally in an effort to get more people vaccinated, the santa clara county public health department is turning to young people, as it were, to convince their peers to get the shot. as "today in the bay's" marianne favro reports, they're proutsing videos on tiktok and instagram as part of a contest. ♪♪ >> reporter: this video ta

those are angola, mozambique, malawi and zambia, south africa, at a teeny, botswana and namibia. come into the uk if they have beenin to come into the uk if they have been in any of those countries in the course of the last ten days. pcr testing is also coming back. that only went at the end of october. it was the 24th of october for england, sist was the 24th of october for england, 31st for scotland, wales and northern ireland, so a relatively recent change moving away from pcr testing to the cheaper, lateral load testing. the advantage of pcr testing. the advantage of pcr testing as you consequence the results of those pcr tests. that means you can identify the variant. that was seen as no longer necessary when it was removed at the end of last month because these tests were considered to be too expensive and there was no variant of concern at that point, now that there is, this is being reintroduced. the other thing to bear in mind is if you do travel, you take one of these pcr tests, you have to self—isolate until you get a negative result. you cannot ticket and go about you

angola, malawi, mozambique and zambia are the countries affected, bringing the total to ten now on the could start travelling again freely, suddenly they cannot on top of all of that we have this additional pcr testing that the government announced. tote testing that the government announced.— announced. we feel like international _ announced. we feel like international travel - announced. we feel like international travel are l announced. we feel like - international travel are starting to tighten up again. this is still relatively small levels of tightening in comparison to what we have seen over the course of the last couple of months. things were really listening up and the travel industry felt they were able to get off the ground again, people are starting to book, notjust for this winter but also for next year, and the real concern is if people start seeing things going on the opposite direction, they might lose some of that confidence. plenty of people will have but to go away during the christmas holidays, many people who haven't seen them in other countries for a long time wil

angola, malawi, mozambique and zambia are the countries affected, bringing the total to 10 — now on thew so far when it comes to travel. it is still relatively small levels of tightening, by comparison to what we have seen, itjust even over the course of the last few months. things were really loosening up, the travel industry really felt like they had been able to get off the ground again. people were starting to book, notjust for this winter, but also for next year as well and the real concern is that if people start seeing things going in the opposite direction, they might lose some of that confidence as well and of course plenty of people will have booked to go away during the christmas holidays, may be people who have not seen family in other countries for a long time, will be hoping to be able to do their trips, be able to go and see family, reunite with family and friends and at this stage it is still relatively limited, but to go through what we do know so far on these limitations, as you say, the red list has now got ten countries on and from 4am tomorrow morning, anyone who is

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the restrictions will apply to travelers from south africa, botswana, namibia, mozambique and malawi.y do not apply to american citizens and lawful permanent residents. the restrictions from travel will begin monday from these eight countries in africa as you can see on screen. the new travel restrictions will begin on monday coming to the united states. let's go back to the phone lines and talk to tom who is our winter, and they are just starting to get together and get crowded, and this is starting to happen. i would be extremely concerned about, whether you are vaccinated or not, people congregating, like we do in the northern hemisphere, and florida, i think this is definitely something, we are not even sure, and everybody is going to be reacting to this, so it is definitely a concern. host: let's talk to stephen, who is calling from connecticut. caller: hi, jesse. i had covid twice, in 2020 and that in 2021, the version of delta. it is pretty nasty. i never smoked in my entire life. it is like breathing in concrete. it took me about 15 days to get rid of it, actually. so just bri

the president of malawi calling it a phobia. how are people, the leaders, the scientists reacting to these widespread travel bans? >> reporter: good morning, alex and christi. there's great frustration, i think, and also fear that these travel bans will hammer an already suffering economy. it harkens back to the earlier days of the pandemic. you mentioned the turkish airlines based on state media evacuating more than 40 passengers from capetown to turkey. remember, that's how we saw this pandemic in those first few months when it was unknown how bad this virus would be and there weren't any vaccines in play. now there are vaccines, but we still don't know a lot about this variant. here's what we don't know and based on my conversations with scientists here maybe can hint at the answers -- we don't know how transmissible it is. there is some early indications this may be more transmissible than delta, an already infectious variant, because you're seeing cases rise quickly from a low base, but the expectation is that this might be

the confirmed case is from somebody who recently traveled from malawi. four of the suspected cases are from people who recently traveled abroad, suggesting that three of the cases may have been transmitted locally. as a result of this new variant as you noted, israel is taking very strict new measures, immediately shutting the borders for two weeks to all nonisraelis. as you noted much farther than other countries are doing. any israeli returning to the country no matter where they are coming from, no matter their vaccination or recovery status, must be in quarantine for three days and take two negative pcr tests before they can be released. if unvaccinated that quarantine increases to seven days. israelis returning from red countries, essentially most of the frin countries, they will be taken to special quarantine hotels before they can be released. additionally, anybody who has a confirmed case of this new variant, will have their movements it tracked by the israeli security agency by their cell phones. you can see how seriously the israeli government

no new additions, angola, there is no new additions, angola, mozambique, malawi and zambia. we also have south africa, zimbabwe and others who are already on the list. anyone who is not a uk or irish citizen will not be able to come into the uk if they have been in any of those countries in the course of the last ten days. pcr testing is also coming back. that only went at the end of october. it was the 24th of october for england, the 31st for scotland, wales and northern ireland. so a relatively recent change with the elephant pcr testing to the cheaper, lateral flow testing. the advantage of pcr testing. the advantage of pcr testing is you can sequence the results of those pcr tests and that means you can identify the variant. that was seen as no longer necessary when it was removed at the end of last month because these tests were considered to be too expensive and there is no variant of concern at that point. now there is, this has been reintroduced. the other thing to bear in mind is that if you do travel, you take one of these pcr tests and you have to self—isolate un

malawi allowed the processing of cannabis for medicinal use. tyson has yet to respond to the offer. are watching bbc world news america. still to come, as the u.s. holiday goes on, millions of travelers are traveling. we will bring you expert advice on how to stay safe over the holiday. parts of europe have seen record numbers of covid infections as the continent once again becomes the epicenter of the pandemic. that has prompted new limits on movement. bethany bell has more now from bulgaria. bethany: in bulgaria, less than 30% are vaccinated. this country also has the eu's highest covid-related death rate. there is widespread skepticism here. ere is also great mistrust in state institutions. in romania, vaccination rates are also low. in austria, around two thirds of people are fully vaccinated, but the government says that is not enough, and it is introducing mandatory covid vaccinions by february. laura: americans have been hitting the road ahead of thursday's holiday. people cannot wait to coect with family, at covid cases and hospitalizations are rising in the u.s.. the u.s. t

classrooms, medical planks and other projects in kenya, malawi, nepal, indonesia and south africa dealtof los osos teenagers who went dell people in underdeveloped countries. >> we raised $9,000 as teenagers, one dollar at a time. we built a classroom in kenya. reporter: that was 14 years ago, social size teacher, now retired is now at it. this is the newest project, in nicaragua. they're not tapping into surge -- service organizations. 12 south bay qantas clubs are close to raising the $15,000 needed. >> if it's perfectly into our concept of helping the children of the world. reporter: the work on the school is well underway. >> the foundation is complete, the framework is up, including the work. they are ready to start paying on roof and wall panels. reporter: this bay area project is now completing schools, playgrounds and other projects at one a week. parents, students take chin local -- manual labor. >> we evaluate these one country against another. which will have the biggest impact on humanity. reporter: this this this this existing classroom is too small and overcrowded and unco

for travelers from eight african countries including south africa as well as botswana, zimbabwe and malawi. starting monday travelers from those countries will not be allowed to come to the u.s. unless american citizens or permanent residents. we send nbc's dame yn trujillo to sfo to understand. >> there are no direct flights from sfo to johannesburg but several connecting flights and some people are traveling to the african continent. those who we spoke with say they are concerned because what if they leave the country, will they not be allowed to come back? those traveling to other than western african countries tell me at sfo that they will make it a point not to travel to those seven other southern african countries aside from south africa. there is a concern about what they might come home with. >> i know most people are scared because they don't want to bring something to the united states. so i totally agree. yeah, it's something that's really scary soo. >> reporter: it's unknown how long the travel ban lasts. but the folks, international travelers here at sfo are bracing for what m

. >> the countries on the do not travel list are south africa, malawi, mozambique and other countries. >> this is coming from south africa. i don't know where we're headed to. >> it does not apply to american citizens and lawful permanent residents. but they have to test negative for covid before reentering the country. at sfo. nbc bay area news. >>> fathers of this new variant are affecting wall street. the dow fell northern 900 points for its worst day of the year. travel related stocks suffered some of the worst hits while vaccines are making gains. we will continue to keep track of this and you will find all of our reporting on our webb. we've posted an explainer. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the story at the trending bar. >>> new details of a construction fire. flames destroyed a church in pittsburg. firefighters got the call this morning. when they got there, they found it engulfed in flame. crews say construction materials fueled that fire but they were able to keep the flames from reaching the existing church. >> it was may, it was may building in the back. i give god the

of countries and said there had been two cases of people detected with this variant coming in from malawit on the uk list so there could be some extra restrictions on some countries going forward. why has this variant emerged? we have heard well through this pandemic that if the virus was allowed, transmission was allowed to continue in community in different parts of the world that would more likely give rise to mutations, so why has this variant emerged in south africa particularly? we don't know exactly. we know that the rates of vaccination are very, very low in some parts of africa and in south africa are too low, or something of that sort. that is by comparison, our own vaccination rates are extremely high and we did very, very well early on with getting a lot of people vaccinated. i think this absolutely reinforces the message from the world health organization none of us are safe until all of us are safe and really need to redouble our efforts to ensure vaccines are rolled out globally otherwise we will see a lot of new mutations occurring in the virus because that is what it does

people with albinism in malawi have been subject to violent attacks. at least 170 incidents of violence have been reported since 20147 of them in the last 4 months contain a change of pace is now time to support his peter. any thank you so much. pos none legend chevy his free to take over. as the new head coach off of the castle and club struck a deal to release him from his contract with katara team of thud. the former captain will take over the reins following the 2nd ronald truman last month. chevy joined all sud, as a player in 2015 and became a head coach 2 years ago. he turned down the gospel and job in 2020 because he said it had come too soon. any managerial korea chevy is one of the boss alone. his favorite sons having health club when $25.00 titles, including full champions, leagues, and 8th spanish lead titles and 17 seasons. he was also instrumental in spain's international titles frequenting the 2010 world cup as one of the euros in 282012. but he's less tested of a coach despite success with guitar team sud, which included winning believe

it's south africa, zimbabwe, mozambique, and malawi. i can tell you with respect to south africa, south africa has also told j&j and pfizer, the two countries distributing vaccine there, to also throttle shipments or stop shipment because they have an excess of vaccines. they have 16 million doses in that country that they haven't been able to distribute in a population of 60 million people. of the 30 million doses pfizer sent to south africa, only 19 have been used to date. >> brennan: okay, it seems like that's a distribution problem and that's something we're going to have to follow up on. dr. gottlieb, thank you so much for your analysis this morning. we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪♪ it starts with a mother's determination to treat her baby's eczema. and grows into a family business that helps thousands more. it starts with an army vet's dream of studying the stars. and grows into a new career as an astrophysicist. it starts with an engineer's desire to start over. and grows into an award-winning restaurant that creates local j

how to put us out there, man, glitchy, malawi. ah, huff puff the r, and these are the headlines off to 5 months of uncertainty, talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal, os scheduled to resume for the end of november indirect negotiations between all signet trees stoled law strewn in vienna after the hotline to abraham, or you see one the presidential election. the united states is welcome the announcement by its european allies, reiterating the possibility of reaching a deal. we believe it remains possible ought to quickly reach and implement an understanding on a mutual return to compliance with the j. c. p, away by closing the relatively small number of issues that remained outstanding at the end of june. when the 6 round concluded. we believe that if the iranians are serious, ah, we can manage to do that ah, in relatively short order. but we've also been clear, including as this pause has dragged on for some time, that this window of opportunity will not be opened forever. the announcement of more talks there happened just h

and thousands of people protesting its rising living costs corruption, government favoritism in malawi, least 5 t against to break up the demonstration. as the protest as marched towards the council offices in the capital lid on gray. right? you're up to date with a headlines to this. our on our to 0, the latest edition of inside story is next. on counting the home. can japan new prime minister tax income inequality loss? will the world trade organization, health countries to secure feedback will be speaking to the w t. o. new director general canceling the cost on i'll just farrah you man, italian disaster turned into a political span. france and the u. k. criticize each other for the deaths of dozens trying to cross english channel beyond this blame game. what would it take to stop such a tragedy happening again? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program m. hashem, abala, britain and france are blaming each other for the deaths of at least $27.00 people in the english channel. 70 man, 7 women, and 3 teenagers, died on wednesday when the dingey deflated is the worst disas

there's a huge amount, right, and that's why 1st of all, up in malawi, mozambique, but look at this development of widespread thunderstorms in the eastern cape and elsewhere in south africa. ah. in the light of the open seas hides a dark secret men forced to work without pain in slave for years, but a glimmer of hope remain for the forgotten fisherman.

them. malcolm web al jazeera chairman than the democratic republic of congo. thousands of people in malawi protested against wiser, living costs corruption and government favoritism. the police volunteer gas to break up the demonstration, as protested mars towards the council offices in the capital. the long way decides fund form or politician bond carlindo, because the government has back tracks on its promise. to create job. president vladimir putin has led a vigil for the vixen's of one of russia's worst mining accidents in over a decades. at least 51 people, including rescue personnel were killed in a lisa, an explosion in siberia and coal mine. on thursday, 3 people have been arrested, accused of negligence, and a separate probe was looking into state officials. so to have inspected the mine earlier this month. for this in kingston will return to the polls on sunday for a rerun of last year's parliamentary elections. the results of that vote sponsor revolution that unseated the government. and so former prisoners severe your power of win the presidency by a landslide. you are off need

of non said it was banning travel from south africa and a number of its neighbors as well as malawi, which is further to the north. now this band will come into effect on monday. so the is a grace period. us authority says, well that us citizens and those were the right to residents in the us will be allowed in. but the same thing still applies and that is they will need a cobit test to get in. so it will be a block on travel from south africa and a number of other southern african countries with effect from monday at this decision being reached very quickly after the cobra team at the white house was briefed by south african researches. and we seeing a quite a reaction in financial markets with stocks as airline suffering. it also had stocked more generally in europe and the last dispos that indicates that a level of concern about the economic impacts this very could have. what more of we heard from you as president? well, once again, as the uncertainty that surrounding all of this said is impacting on these financial markets, a president biden was part of the team that was briefed

the health secretaries such a jump in and i'll start and go la, mozambique malawi, and some view will also move to the countries waitlist. as a sunday is a steeply concerning new variant and we do need to learn more about it. but the fact that now we now have these 2 cases in the united kingdom means that we do need to take further measures. and that's why i've just set this out today. this is a real reminder toes all that this pandemic is far from over. and if it's one thing that everyone can be doing right now is if they're eligible, please take your vaccine. what is your 1st shot, your 2nd shot or your booster job if you're eligible, please take a backseat. well, let's get more now from paul brown and he joined, says from london airport. we've heard there from the u. case health minister. we're also gonna hear though, from the prime minister, currently in just about an out of time from now. yes. the prime minister boris johnson, and not just him who we flanked by his chief scientific officer, patrick valence and his chief medical officer, chris with he as well. so you can see the s

them. malcolm web al jazeera chairman than the democratic republic of congo. thousands of people in malawi, have protested against rising living, cost corruption, and government favoritism. ah, police fight t against to break up the demonstration as the protest is march, to as the council offices in the cap, the long way with lead by the former politician, bon carlindo, who says the government has backtracked on its promise to create jobs. the bodies of 3 people have been found in a burned out building and the solomon islands capital, where they have been days of writing more than a 100 people have been arrested. sarah clark reports bodies were found in this burnt out building in the chinatown district. this air, it was the flash point for the last 3 days of writing. local report suggests that the remains of looters who trapped inside the stool. the people to cancel. my book, since the plaintiff begun on wednesday, kelly's have imposed an indefinite nighttime fleecy. they've also rested more than $100.00 people on raw related charges. the prime minister is in hiding places surrounded his r

must be protected. minute fernandez, audio 0 para dania central, shall anchor thousands of people in malawi, protesting against rising living costs, corruption, and government favoritism. the play 5 key again to break up the demonstration. as the protest marched towards the council offices in the capital, the longer it was led by the former politician bond. carlindo says the government is bank tracked on its promise to create jobs, but doesn't care to sound will return to the polls on sunday for a rerun of last year parliamentary elections. the results of that vote spoke to revolution that unseated the government. and so former prisoners saw their jumper of when the presidency by a landslide job of now needs to gain a broader legitimacy and to deliver on his promise a fair elections. say mister avi, reports from the capital fishcake still before election day freezing temperatures. another hurdle for people in the city of bush kept going to the polls to vote in parliamentary elections, turn out is expected to be dangerously low. in kurdistan, doubts over the legitimacy of elections can quick

malawi, like many countries that are developing, have been at the receiving end of climate change issuesty much brought by those developed nations who continue to emit so much carbon. central to these talks is a vital number — 1.5 degrees. if temperatures go above this, we move into dangerous territory. the world, though, is already 1.1 degrees above pre—industrial levels, and we are seeing the impacts of that right now. but even if every country does what it's promising, we're on course for 2.7 degrees by the end of the century. activists are demanding more action now, led by greta thunberg — mobbed as she arrived in glasgow — but she says there's still hope. if we can't keep the global average temperature rise to below 1.5, then we do 1.6, then 1.7 and so on. we can always prevent things from getting worse. it's never too late to do as much as we can. as the meeting gets under way, protesters say the time to tackle climate change is now. but after nearly three decades of talks, there are questions over how much can be achieved. with world leaders soon to arrive, all eyes will be on whe

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