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from reykjavik, adrienne murray reports.aling boat will soon be heading out to sea to go hunting. earlier in the summer, the practice was suspended over animal welfare concerns. now the government has let whaling restart, though the minister said she had done so reluctantly. translation: this discussion is far from over. _ i think it is important that it continues in the society as a whole and in politics. we are the last nation in the world that allows hunting of whales in this way. environmentalists and animal rights activists condemned the move. it's a very sad day. i'm not really proud to be an icelandic citizen today, but at the same time i am, because the majority of us really doesn't want this and is actually fighting this. we're very disappointed by this decision. - we're obviously living in a... ..in a biodiversity. and a climate crisis. and all our decisions should be based on solving these crises. i an injunction has been filed in a bid to block further whaling. i want to encourage iceland to maintain the ban on w

adrienne murray, bbc news, reykjavik.s are pulled out of school and pushed into work. that's according to the the head of the united nations' labour body. it comes as economic problems hit families around the world. this week, bbc news is taking an in depth look at the global cost of living crisis' impact on the world's children. here's a preview of some of the stories we will be featuring. translation: when i was at school, i used l to dream of becoming a teacher. and now? i stopped dreaming. lebanon's poor are getting poorer. so many students ask us for, can i have this tomato for my mom? so many forced to fend both for themselves and their families. their childhood — a stressful daily grind. translation: this situation - who would think of going to school? we need to provide for our family. i'm suffocating. suffocating. crying. translation: this woman is severely underweight. i iam hungry. my children cry because they are hungry. we don't eat meat or fish anymore. every third child here injumalpoor is malnourished, and

next to reykjavik — where wales women will take on iceland tomorrow night in their opening nations leaguefs for the world cup in october last year. mark poyser reports. all smiles and a picturesque location. wales continue to competitive action for the first time in nearly a year in the first ever women's nations league. really excited, i think— ever women's nations league. really excited, i think that _ ever women's nations league. really excited, i think that as _ ever women's nations league. really excited, i think that as a _ ever women's nations league. really excited, i think that as a group - ever women's nations league. really excited, i think that as a group of. excited, i think that as a group of staff and players, we are preparing to qualify for a major tournament, for the euros, and we see this as the first step. so in our friendly games, we very much choose to play against higher —ranked opposition. so for us, the nations league has been a really exciting opportunity and when we are looking forward to. they've been drawn against denmark and former world champions germany, but

over in reykjavik, wales were playing their first competitive match in 12 months and they were caughtr the next euros, wales had an extra incentive. carriejones came close but the equaliser never came, and with denmark and germany to come for wales, it only gets tougher from here. we stand here a month on from that world cup final defeat for england to spain and it's a time that's been completely dominated by the fallout in spanish football of luis rubiales's is ofjenni hermoso. the spain team were in action tonight, wearing wrist bands on it which said it's over, that's for their match against sweden in the nations league. it was a phrase used on social media during the scandal and they sent a message with their performance to beating sweden 3—2 thanks to a late goal. katie, thank you. time for a look at the weather now. what is happening over the weekend? well, let me tell you, a bit of a mixed over the weekend? well, let me tell you, a bit ofa mixed bag. over the weekend? well, let me tell you, a bit of a mixed bag. the tail end of the hurricane is going to bring us both wet and wi

adrienne murray, bbc news, reykjavik. more news coming up at the top of the hour.er story so far this week has been dominated by sunshine and heat. and i suspect as we go through the week ahead, it's all going to be about numbers. 30 degrees was recorded on monday across parts of england and wales. highest temperatures of the summer �*23 was back injune with 32.2 celsius, but there is a possibility as we go through the week with heat and humidity building, that we could see 32 degrees, maybe even higher. which would be ironic because september is the start of meteorological autumn. for tuesday, though on the whole will start off with a little bit of low cloud, mist and fog across eastern england and maybe shrouding the far north of scotland, but that will quickly burn away. a lot of sunshine coming through, generally light winds. and once again, it is going to feel warm, if not hot in many places with temperatures peaking once again at around 29 or 30 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday into the early hours of wednesday morning, we'll see yet again more low clo

during the summit in prague, later saying as a council of europe summit in reykjavik, that on media recognizes the territorial integrity of as a by john within the board. does that include the region? we spoke with middle east experts consult mazda, and who says the passion and government has long given not to go into account by. and the goal of crushing on government from the beginning was to give up. now going to cut off to as a bit, john, accordingly we see the consequences of the so for the policy approach of shifting the strategic relations of yvonne toward the west of for the past 10 years to 20 years, every armenian government was involved in the negotiations between as a bit john and armenia to the mediation of restaurant or the western powers to this government abandoned the armenians i've got out of this government doesn't want for the i mean, and so i've got about to be a to come and living. i mean, i'd be close to, i mean, and so i've kind of probably the $120000.00 are phase now. we 2 options one to stay and live in, in their homes under the positive interest, diction or tool. the

some of the in reykjavik, that armine, are recognized as the territorial integrity, advisor by john was in the borders that included the region. we spoke with middle east expert co park on washington who says the position in government had long given us mcguire in oak harbor. the goal of crossing non governmental from the beginning was to give up now going to cut off to as a bitch on. accordingly, we see the consequences of the so for the policy approach of shifting the strategic relations of the year of on toward the west of for the past 10 years to 20 years. every armenian government was involved in the negotiations between as a bit john and armenia to the mediation of restaurant or the western powers to this government abandoned the armenians. i've got about a stay with artsy for the latest on the developing situation and they're going to power back on air and also on our website r t dot com where you can always find more in depth coverage and analysis. the, the current in forces carried out a mass drone attack on cry. me a, in the early hours of thursday. it was all you avi's destro

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ronald reagan that is why he knew from his countless hours after the reykjavÍk summit he had intuitivese that i can push him further and demanded him to tear down the wall it wasn't going to cause the mushroom cloud were world war iii had that sense spending more time and all the criminologist and cia to also stretch the handout so a lot of that was facilitated with that balance of pressure and that helps to create the circumstances of november 89 for people to claim their own freedom. >> excuse me at a how to do this in a zoom call that would like to for being forward and kiss you on the forehead of course you are right he knew that he could take it. so let me talk about meeting mikhail gorbachev this was 16 years ago now that one of the things he did a former leader of the great communist power becomes a capitalist he comes to the united states and gives a talk and mike reagan and tell hearings for me to go backstage to meet gorbachev and i could see the translator talking and telling him i had written that speech and gorbachev laughed and then he explained through his translator thi