but there may actually be a choice for women like rani in future. the delhi government says it plans to make all publicly funded buses as well as the metro free for women. delis metro network is often hailed as a game changer in the city's bid to expand public transport. it's a far cry from the bumpy buses on the city's streets. there's even a dedicated compartment for women. it's widely considered the safest mode of transport. but tickets on cheap following fare hikes last year authorities say women now make up just 30 percent of metro commuters that could change if the free rides become a reality that the only government says it's proposal to make public transport free for women would go a long way towards improving their safety in the city the argument is that accessible modes of transport will encourage more women to join the workforce and also allow them access to public spaces dominated by men. but on the streets of. opinions a shop be divided over the move. though you may like it i think it's a good move for women right now so many working wo

but there may actually be a choice for women like rani in future. the delhi government says it plans to make all publicly funded buses as well as the metro free for women. delis metro network is often hailed as a game changer in the city's bid to expand public transport. it's a far cry from the bumpy buses on the city's streets. there's even a dedicated compartment for women. it's widely considered the safest mode of transport. but tickets on cheap following say hikes last year authorities say women now make up just 30 percent of metro commuters that could change if the free rides become a reality the delhi government says its proposal to make public transport free for women would go a long way towards improving their safety in the city the argument is that accessible modes of transport will encourage more women to join the workforce and also allow them access to public spaces dominated by men. but on the streets of delhi opinions a shop be divided over the move. i think it's a good move for women right now so many working women have to pay so much

that a single incident could result in a region wide conflagration that would not just involve do the rani and the americans but then tire region would be put on fire and you know i think what bolton has been doing deliberately and systematically over the past few months is that he has created a climate the search situation in which there are string of attacks that would create a pattern of behavior that would eventually result in an american trait allergies and at that point the president would be boxed in a situation that this might his reluctance he would feel that he has no choice other than responding militarily and this would result in a cat and a catastrophic clash you know in the region and and speaking of the region and. obviously countries like saudi arabia and israel there are close allies of the united states and they're also anti iran so how much does that and their positions influence what may happen in iran. look i think the us allies in the region for the longest time wanted the us to take care of the iran issue for them for the us to service proxy and weakening and undermi

just recently ended waivers for those countries that have been buying a rani in oil those though those countries if they decide to buy oil now could face u.s. sanctions right rawson thank you very much for that let's get the view now from tehran and. far as any iranian officials have also hinted at the possibility of talking to the americans what's going to be their reaction now that it looks like the u.s. administration may be looking to open a channel of communication. well iran's leaders have said all along most recently iranian president hassan rouhani himself that if the united states hopes for any future talks with iran that they have to start by honoring their international agreements and returning to the nuclear deal and stopping what they call very cruel economic sanctions towards iran and that's something that the iranian leaders are demanding of the united states if they're serious about this concept of starting up talks once again now want to during a speech on saturday evening iran's president hassan rouhani seemed to suggest that . even though the united states had contin

over a new financial pressure saying there will be no diplomatic end to the standoff this morning a rani and president hassan rouhani called new u.s. sanctions outrageous and idiotic his words now a spokesman for iran's foreign ministry said the measures equal a permanent closure for diplomacy so that it then no more diplomacy and then just ahead of friday's g 20 summit trump tweets about terminating u.s. so-called protection of world oil supplies traversing the persian gulf there was of clearly done so much to protect the middle east so after the tweet drops in iran point man pops up on business channel c.n.n. b c to give jitters to crude futures markets about who pays for maritime security the g. 20 is coming up and so that's a good forum for i think leaders to talk about maritime security and freedom of navigation chad brown responded to all this by saying donald trump is 100 percent right the u.s. has no business in the persian gulf it will certainly be a trick for u.k. neo-con politicians to align themselves with this new policy and what else will world leaders have to talk about at

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over a new financial pressure saying there will be no diplomatic end to the standoff this morning a rani and president hassan rouhani called new u.s. sanctions outrageous and idiotic his words now a spokesman for iran's foreign ministry said the measures equal a permanent closure for diplomacy so that if and no more diplomacy and then just ahead of friday's g 20 summit trump tweets about terminating u.s. so-called protection of world oil supplies traversing the persian gulf there was of clearly done so much to protect the middle east so after the tweet drops in iran point pops up on business channel c m b c to give just as to crude futures markets about who pays for maritime security.

is a better nuclear deal with iran, but in fact, i think the real motive is a capitulation of the raniregimegime -- i or the departure of the iran a regime, and i do not think any of those as possible in the near future. good ati regime is very taking advantage of outside pressures, and most likely to with the 12 demands that secretary pompeo laid out. so if they go for the unrealistic, then they are left with what we have before, the dangers of collision, which can escalate, and a lot of collateral damage too. we are dealing with vladimir putin, widening the fissure between us and our closest european allies. we are loading the sanctions over time. even the foreign minister of germany a year ago stood up and said in the face of repositioning unilateral american sanctions on iran, all this will do is reduce vulnerability to the american financial system. this will not happen overnight, it will not happen next year, but in six years, we will wake up and find out that a tool that we often overused or misused, that sometimes was quite effective, is no longer as effective as it once was. m

it's called war on plastic and it's presented by anita rani.that's some of the best plastic in the world right there. plastic is light, strong and incredibly durable. mwah! for things we use over and over again, it's a wonder material. have we seen enough? but we often use itjust once to hold food or for things like toiletries. these are so handy but they're so bad. we're using a material that lasts for centuries forjust a few days or weeks. and then we throw it away. this is the problem right here. anita joins us now. good morning. why did i do that? why didi good morning. why did i do that? why did i let them into my own home?! you are not unusual, are you? shocked by how much you had? yes. shocked. the programme goes out this morning and we are looking into single use plastic and i work with a brilliant street in east bristol to see how we can, can we, ordinary humans reduce the amount of plastic in our lives? humans reduce the amount of plastic in ourlives? i humans reduce the amount of plastic in our lives? i thought i will let them into m

in tonight's episode, presenter anita rani looked into supermarkets and single use plastics.s. along with herfriend sara, carlene's buying the ingredients for a spaghetti bolognese without single use plastic. remember, it's no bags. it's the natural reaction, isn't it? while i am buying the packaged versions of the same ingredients. i can't wait to compare our spag bol hauls back at carlene's. why don't you tell me what yours is and i'll tell you what my shopping came to. 0k. £13.03. oh, my god. mine was £8.77. it's a big difference, isn't it? this isjust one meal. imagine that for a weekly shop, if you've got two or three kids. that's a big difference. the supermarket tesco says it's working to reduce plastic packaging but is also trying to reduce food waste. bbc breakfast'sjohn maguire has been in bristol this morning, to show us a shop which is trying to embrace a plastic—free future. good morning from zero green, a zero waste shop in bristol. it's been open for about a year now. stacey fordham, you're the boss. take us around, show us what you're selling and explain the c

in tonights episode, presenter, anita rani looked into supermarkets and single—use plastics.oss here. show us what you are the boss here. show us what you are the boss here. show us what you are is selling. we are trying to encourage the use of single use press my plastic, we sell things like dried fruit, pastas and grains, cereals appear, notes. the stuff are cleaning your clothes. then we have things a bit more long—term, reusable strands. plastic has been so successful over recent yea rs plastic has been so successful over recent years because it helps with convenience and keeps costs down. how do you counter those two advantages? shopping is zero waste, it requires some effort, you have to put some effort into planning and bringing your containers, but once you are into it, it is as convenient as a shopping in one of the large supermarkets. you can buyjust what you need to so it combats food waste. thank you very much. we have some customers here. toby you have been dragged along here. you are bringing in mango from east africa. how do you keep that green considering the

. >> george conway said this, we republicans brought up rani ranita brodwick denied it a number of times confession that does line up consistently with what happened there. with that being said, a lot of democrats out there saying, wait a second, joe biden placed his hands on a woman's shoulders and that got more press than an allegation that donald trump raped somebody. the allegation that joe biden made someone feel uncomfortable got far more attention. the question is why? let's just put candidate a and b. saying he's going to have to be driven from the race. somebody who said he placed his hands on their shoulder and it made her uncomfortable that is a good question to ask. saying if you are famous, can you do whatever you want to do. you may disagree with me. if there are so many allegations and so much baked in on the misconduct and allegations of rape. >> no. the problem is republicans. republicans in congress and the senate supporting this president who will not say anything to defy him. i'd like to put this to you and say you have a president who want on national television and