change much more, i would say easily than areas, for example, in the northern hemisphere, like northern europehern pacific coast of the u.s. >> sreenivasan: when you look forward in your modeling, how do you actually say if the temperature goes up this much, we're going to see more likely increased sea levels in the caribbean? >> one big part of this is looking at our climate models that that can simulate on the basis of different future scenarios of emissions, different degrees of warming and all that comes with them. and then there are effects that are a little more complicated than we base our understanding on physics, but also in these models, also on observations that in some areas of the world that long enough to show us trends and therefore we can somehow infer what's going to happen with more warming that is just more of the same of what we have done so far, unfortunately. >> sreenivasan: so, you're looking at these changes happening even at one degree celsius of temperature increase, one point five degrees. and right now, most of the scientists agree that we are not changing our behav

that close together it's windy, so windy, where the 2 was, it will apply throughout autumn for northern europe. at 1st, and it's quite a windy day for the british. how's that? so we're heading through denmark, northern germany, southern pa, scandinavia. the blue oversee being the right. as a gale warning at the moment, ran cue to kill canal and that the northern part of germany that fed the science. it's an awful lot quieter. there's a change taking place on the eastern side of your particularly around the black sea . but 1st of all, the north and this is tomorrow's forecast. everything's moved on a bit. so the winds are strong a different place to low countries, for example, that might be available in, in issued here. some come out in london, some gone away and i was looking like a pretty wet day for you and across the boss. first comes in the black sea down to the g. and this the persistent when it is indicative cooling trend across the balkans in particular. but also northern turkey is stumbles. so cas keeps that going. next 3 days, windy bound, 20 degrees. fairly clarity, the occasional sh

like in northern europe and other places around the world. so the industry and ecosystem tends to kind of slow around rocks in so far that you know, when there's a gap, it's opened, it will be sold by other players. so i think you no longer term this won't have that much of an impact, but certainly shorter term as having a strong impact on the global capital currency markets. very interesting to get your thoughts then on capital director of capron asia speaking to us that from singapore there's a risk of more flash flooding in northwest in italy to has the details in your world whether update. hello. thank you for joining in wind, and also flooding will be the big story across europe on sunday, let me show you what i mean. we've got this weather maker moving in to the republic of ireland and northern ireland. look at the winfield associated with it. so for places like belfast in northern ireland, i think we'll see wind gusts here of about 60 kilometers per hour. by monday there's shifts into england and it will plague london. not a lot of rai

the northern europe. i mean, it's a group, i'm sure, with divisions with different perspectives. people at fault in different areas of the country with different ethnic groups. so i mean, it would be an illusion to sink that. we are dealing with a monolithic institution. i was in geneva a few days ago and i watched you launch your flash humanitarian appeal for afghanistan. and i heard you say about the african people, they want their lives and basic freedoms to be protected. they want what every member of the human family wants and deserves. but in that speech and every time i've heard you talks recently about afghanistan, there's one word you don't mention. democracy has the international community now given up on the idea of democracy for us on the stone. i think what is essential at the present moment is to get in tea. that basic human rights, special for women and girls are respected. that is my main concern. on the other hands for the stability of the country, it's important that the country is inclusive to think that we will witness immediately a process of construction of

, and quite a few people in europe who claim has not been a sum of this year, particularly in northern europe. so they will be very pleased to see this is a slow descent into cooler wet or whether they're lazy, low city of scandinavia, bringing lower temperatures, re not so much winds just yet. but there is still an area across the middle of year stretching from romania across the balkans. a good part of italy into central fonts for teachers on the high side can pay. but the average by about 5 or 6 degree doesn't apply to most of us have to say, and there will be a significant j. don't spend in portugal in the near future. but here's the line of warmth. and it is really if it stands out and the say the balkans, hungarian plain temperatures 566 degrees above average, the border maybe represents that bought a francis dump best and he's still hot evening. sun has told me that that really is summary. whether not, what's hunger weather buttons to say autumn is coming and that's particularly true for portugal. then spain having had almost a dr. really recently, this rain is going to be that extensi

cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. disappointment returns to lots of cloud in northern europe and given it's not been particularly brilliant. some of the fact this is all close again from the north and the west isn't typically good prospects so summer and there is still some lights on around his limited probably. so we'd argue the hungarian plane and further south and east for spain in particular this increasing class will be helpful with as far as are still burning portugal the rain 1st. they are monday, very wet in portugal, but the whole bicycle is spreading rain further into france to spain and across the parodies into france, which means bordeaux's $29.00 or so the come down is thunderstorm turning to try the wet conditions. but the general picture of, through italy and eastward is still a fairly warm one to the north of that temperature still hanging on. but much of this part of europe now as low twenties wet should be more disappointing. possibly as the matter reign over england, london still it's 20 but as over lay the colors, the reds here very obviously, as i said, p

from the beginning of the crisis in northern europe, the united states has called for a negotiated ceasefire and on hindered humanitarian access. the truth is that access has been limited to but a trickle by the government. so that is what the us state department is saying. having heard that and heard other criticisms about age not being able to get through to people who really need it in ethiopia. this is what the prime minister spokes person has to say. that cry stand by. i want you to comment, let's have a listen 1st. there were challenges in terms of accessibility through various corridors that the federal government had put into place. if you remember, there were 4 corridors that had been put in place that because of p p and left continued aggression and cushion these corridors, at least 3 of the 4 had failed. so the one that has been available, the recent information that i haven't had been shared as of last time is that the trucks were already on routes. i don't have further detail in terms of how many of reached back to the system. something that's been compiled by the federal entity

the white lines to indicate stronger winds, low pressures in northern europe, haven't yet sunk, danced the south, for example, tomorrow in spain. yes. in the north, it be cloudy of this few showers may be, but no spot were in the high twenty's. even the low thirty's for most spain, most of the western met. and it really does nice tongue. i won't grant through austria and beyond that probably when last. but the storm is going to be very vis. it's windy and wet weather for the hold of british charles during twos, and just catch the northwest of france as well. and slowly edge towards scanned the navy, but ahead of it, drawing this walks up so you got another day of walked in some parts of europe at least i should say central nice and the still likelihood of some rain, but the temperature just starting to ease down down in the balkans and further south in greece, showers are more likely and obviously caught a wind blowing through the phosphorus. as you can see, prod indicates this slow lagging temperatures 22 on tuesday down to about the average of 16. by the time we get to thursday, the

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in northern europe, and it is aggravating the gas crisis that is happening. manus: good morning.ddle in a group of executives around the world weathering for gas tech, no irony lost on this. one thing that will be pushed more and more is nord stream 2 is now no longer a lecturing button absolute necessity. does this -- no longer a luxury and absolute necessity. does this squeeze more pressure along nord stream 2? will: that is a really good question. it depends on what happens this winter. if there is not enough gas, if people end up -- if we see blackouts or eat turning off, that will be -- or heat turning off, that will be a serious political question. a lot of times people don't think about power and gas because it just works and the price is not that noticeable, that if there are major disruptions like that, it will become a really big political issue for everyone that relies on that gas. tom: will, thank you for the latest on how those gas price pressures are playing into the renewable space. let's get the first word news with juliette saly. juliette: the canadian prime mini

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this week, gas prices are rising and there's no end in sight as winter arrives in the northern hemisphere, europe's gas shortage could cost the world a lot more to keep warm. also this week, the rise of crypto currency in emerging markets response planning, trading in nigeria usage is rising. so a boucher plans to roll out its own e currency and thousands of illegal minors. descended on this andy and mountain parish in ecuador, in search of gold. they left behind a trail of irreversible environmental damage. now the community is fighting against a couple minor backed by the government. ah, there is a little corner of the energy market that gets very little coverage, but after a cold winter in europe last year, the continent has failed to fill its gas storage tanks for the next 6 months. now that failure has st. gas prices surging. and there's very little evidence that their supply to meet demand this winter. it's not just a blonde for europe, the rest of the world could go without as rich countries corner the market in a similar way to the vaccines. this year alone, new york natural gas futures are

we have seen a lot less wind in northern europe than in recent years.at something we see reversing back to the mean? is there a solid reason for that? what can we expect? >> fortunately, i'm not a weather forecaster, i struggled to be in economist. if you look outside the window in west london, no wind at all. a pretty unusual situation. the long-term weather forecasts don't necessarily say that will continue, but this is one of the risks as we move to more renewable sources of energy generation, whether that be wind or sun. we are really increasingly dependent on the weather and changing weather patterns. mark: since we have already gone through everything including the weather, there was one gap left. this is the big worry this year, we saw massive food price inflation. the backdrop of the pandemic. the pressures have subsided. what is the overall outlook for the aggie sector? -- ag sector? >> they are largely around supply chain constraints, which we have seen across the commodity complex. we are moving into harvest in the northern hemisphere, which

we are still a month away from the heating season in northern europe.e will see how this develops. the ing head of fx strategy is with us. no doubt you are watching rising commodity prices, rising gas prices and other power prices, trying to work out what this does to inflation figures. inflation which already looks fairly lofty in the u.k. >> in the u.k. -- we see the rises in the energy caps coming through in october. probably about 27%. u.k. inflation could be putting up caps by november, december or so. the story has several more months in its run. mark: how do you think this inflation debate is working into the fx market? what is your best expression of this? >> eastern europe, we have seen sharp rises in cpi is an august. -- cpi in august. you see that record through in the u.k. as well. short-term interest rates rise. we are ready to start tightening. cpi is feeding into that. anna: we are having some problems with your sound. we are going to try to fix that. chris turner, ing head of fx strategy, thank you. an interesting story around the u.k. a

reconciliation in northern ireland.ec you should be, first of all, helping to fund things like integrated education, mixed housing and victim support, and secondly, opening up business in america and europe for investment, becausein don't forget, in trading arrangements, northern ireland is open to both markets. so isn't that the best case? >> doesn't the eu provide supporting a framework for guaranteeing human rights equality, and nondiscrimination provisions of the peace accord, and obviously there are a whole lot of issues in that from securityty checkpoints to the other elements ofme the single marketet custom union, the 300 mile border that has effectively disappeared? how are things at the border these days, would you describe? >> well, certainly the border in ireland has been nonexistent t except for the ping on your mobile phone when you go across, and it's still the same. and that's hopefully the way it will be. and i don't know whether monica, you want to come in on sort of the justice issues? >> yeah, there's free movement across the border. it would be impossible if therea wasn't because people live in the border towns and they work on the other side, and it was t the eu, let

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well, in europe he has northern region of t. great conflict between the national army and the grind people's liberation front of now and it's 11 months. the t p i left dominated ethiopia politics for nearly 30 years, until a prime minister of the med took power back in 2018. i'll be ordered a military operation against the group integrate in november saying it attacked on the basis that left says it was unfairly targeted. the conflict meanwhile, has killed thousands of people. the un says more than 2000000 have been displaced and more than 400000 i live in close to famine. in june, the african union launched an independent inquiry into alleged human rights abuses after accounts of massacres and sexual violence against civilians. when i speak to him, morgan, she has covered the humanitarian crisis into extensively for us to join us now from cartoon have no access to the region has been incredibly difficult yet. we're still hearing these reports of these atrocities. i believe many and joseph also been kicked out. now given the pol

thing in the region, the completion of the northern to pipeline comes as europe is facing a shortage of natural gas. that is sent prices skyrocketing by more than 35 percent in the last month alone. natural gas prices have already doubled this year, and experts are warning they could have a 13 year hy, this winter, as a lack of supply nice rising demand. to put that in the context, washington storage of natural gas is 7.6 percent below the 5 year average. but europe storage is 16 percent below the 5 year average hitting a record low for the month of september. all of this putting the pressure on germany to move as quickly as possible to certify the word stream to pipeline, and hopes that the increased flow of natural gas from russia will come before temperatures drop and prices rise even more. so joining us now discussing david mckelvey and the ceo of macaroni financial group. now david, it's no secret that we're seeing problems with supply all around here. but how big are the warning signs when it comes to the current natural gas shortage? and what could it mean for europe in the us

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europe. at the moment there is also a weather front on the scene which brings more cloud into scotland and northernas well. elsewhere it is dry. still misty and murky around the southwest of england but good sunny spells across england and wales and the wind direction makes all the difference. instead of the breeze on the north sea it is at south easterly breeze in some more warmth. temperatures in the sunshine 26 degrees. that rain will trickle its way down across scotland and northern ireland and essentially eventually into the north west of england. it will be a warmer night than last night with temperatures 1a to 15 degrees. a bit more mist and fog in the south—west of england and south wales as well which will burn out in the morning. patchy rain in southern scotland and northern england to move when the afternoon but still a lot of cloud for the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland, although subs judgejoe although some sunshine. a warmer day pretty much across the board. high pressure close to the uk weather centre beginning to use away. the low pressure is moving away into bis

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here's her weather for europe and africa, more flooding once again. this time in northern italy scooping up 87 millimeters of rain. so we had flooded our streets here around the airport of milan. more than 30 people had to be rescued, so dinging boats were dispatched there. and you know what? there is the threat of more thunderstorms over this area through central parts of italy as well. the eastern shore of the atria, see, and then themselves, through hungry. so vakio, poland, and ukraine. big thunderstorms on tap for friday. what weather through the northeast black sea region in turkey, pushing into georgia, but otherwise smooth sailing at the says high of 33 on friday. but we'll crank that up to 37 crease on saturday with an abundance of sunshine. also sunshine for iberia, save for northern parts of portugal and the northwest of spain, where we do have somewhat weather pulling in north western europe. a run of rain for the republic of ireland and the united kingdom. not everyone will see if it's still the thread of it. cloud cover for central parts of europe and look at