the mining giant rio tinto is being told it should be a compensation for the destruction of sacred indigenous heritage sites in australia the company blew up caves despite warnings of their cultural significance and australian parliamentary inquiry has been investigating the company's actions in the pilbara region as well as the fines the government is also considering stopping mining in the area nicola gage is joining us from camera what more did the report say nicola. well the report had 7 broad recommendations the main was one was if the government does approve these recommendations that rio tinto media in the area where these sacred caves were destroyed and puts together negotiates a restitution package with the traditional one as it was pretty it didn't mince its words when it came to rio tinto though it said that its actions here were inexcusable and raise significant significant issues with the culture and practices within the mining company and said that internal changes were needed as well it said that the p.k. k. paypal the traditional owners were totally let down by radio but they

about the culture and practices within the company and recommended rio tinto negotiate a compensation deal with traditional owners known as the p.k. people while committing to reconstruct the caves. can't just be a truck. have the leverage to make a decision about what kind of restitution they believe to be appropriate 3 top executives including the c.e.o. have resigned over the failings that. with the inquiries findings not legally binding many and now watching a response. 0 camera. i think 5 people have been.

about the culture and practices within the company and recommended rio tinto negotiate a compensation deal with traditional owners known as the people while committing to reconstruct the caves. it can't just be a token. that the people have the leverage to make a decision about what kind of restitution they believe to be appropriate 3 top executives including the c.e.o. have resigned over the failings that. with the inquiry's findings not legally binding many and now watching. camera. turkey's president is blaming what he calls a racist trend in france for an incident during a champions league football match players from istanbul. and paris walked off the pitch on tuesday night. looks back at football struggles with the issue of racism in the season it looked as if they were shocked to hear players are potentially going to refuse to continue it was a moment that shocked the footballing world. ducks the players marched off the pitch followed by their opponents parasangs a man after a racist term was allegedly used by the 4th official towards the assistant coach of the turkish champions

supreme court rejected another republican effort to overturn the presidential election result in rio tinto restitution an australian inquiry finds the mining giant should pay for destroying sacred aboriginal drop shelters and sport will tell you why this football star just became $10000.00 poorer. will cold and wet saw dry pretty much sums up the weather across europe at the moment nothing great to speak about here that's why weather is further east we got high pressure blocking things off the west well that's for the west central parts of the mediterranean seeing more wet weather not a system pushing in from the atlantic that will introduce further clouds and rain that will stream across those western passes because through the next couple days of the temperatures sixes and sevens the glasgow for london paris at 7 celsius. just bragging about phrasing there in 08 minus 5 in moscow where we strive we have got some western weather across that eastern side of the mediterranean 3 greece through turkey pushing up to bulgaria romania ukraine and heading up towards that western side of russia ju

about the culture and practices within the company and recommended rio tinto negotiate a compensation deal with traditional owner news known as the p.k. k. pay people while committing to reconstruct the cavs it can't just be a token negotiation that the k.k.k. people have the leverage to make a decision about what kind of restitution they believe to be appropriate 3 top executives including the c.e.o. who have resigned over the failings that you can go with the inquiry spawning snorts legally binding many and now watching how rio tinto responds. cambra. with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines and al-jazeera at least 5 people have been killed in post-election violence and ghana police say that 61 instance of violence upon reported since monday's presidential and parliamentary votes official results have not yet been released i would address is that. today when we were supposed to be getting the final results of the action taken the next in the parliament but this is exactly what happened in front of the election commission to see if you're. not a part of the. book. par

supreme court dismisses his plea to overturn the pennsylvania results mining giant rio tinto was told it should pay compensation going up sites that are sacred to indigenous people in the street. and in sport football players send a powerful message during a champions league match players from p.s.g. and turkish side to shake share walk off the pitch together after an alleged racial incident took place during a game. there is a global rush to get coronas fires vaccines and campaigners are warning that 9 out of 10 people in nearly 70 per countries will not get the job next year the peoples vaccine alliance says rich nations are hoarding vaccines buying up enough doses to inoculate their populations several times over the alliance's a coalition that includes oxfam and the state international well here's home rich countries are hedging their bets a sunday shows that canada as enough vaccine doses to inoculate 5 times its population with the option to expand to 6 times now this is followed by the us and the u.k. by comparison though india has enough for under 60 percent of its people braz

mining giant rio tinto is being told it should pay compensation for the destruction of secret indigenous sites in the stroller the company blew up caves despite warnings of their cultural significance parliamentary inquiry has been investigating the company's actions in the pilbara region as well as fines the government is also considering stopping mining in the area nicola gage has more from canberra. the report had 7 broad recommendations the main was one was if government does approved these recommendations that rio tinto mediates the area where these sacred caves were destroyed and puts together negotiates a restitution package with the traditional owners it was pretty it didn't mince its words when it came to rio tinto though it said that its actions here were inexcusable and raise significant issues with the culture and practices within the mining company and said that internal changes were needed as well it said that the p.k. k. paypal the traditional owners would hardly let down by radio tinto but they were let down by multiple governments state and federal native title law and e

government says the team drove through 2 checkpoints and ignored surrounds to stop mining giant rio tinto is being told it should pay compensation for the destruction of sacred indigenous heritage sites in australia the company blew up caves despite warnings of their cultural significance those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera. is coming up next but. as joe biden prepares for the united states to reenter the powers climate treaty boris johnson and u.n. secretary general antonio guitarist co-host a virtual meeting of world leaders we'll bring you live updates and in-depth reports as country struggles to meet their climate targets special coverage on al-jazeera. this hooey. we asked. 'd the same and did a. tour in this book i mean the time they had their feet. on the sea in. ringback and see him been a certain. interfere in a seizure in the. new year clear mamoun and. yes there. is you know rationing th. the f.d.a. will let you. know if given how the office of data. said to mrs d. . wragg said to the lad the body invasion. was new to her so the question of the nuns who came in on her

approval, then that would be hard to ever get that land back. >> protected sacred land going to rio tintonew interior incoming secretary is deb holland, a native american. we're going to keep asking questions for the next 29 days. eric, amazing reporting. thank you so much for joining us. >>> when we come back, i can't wait to share this story, educators saved this one time gang member when he was young. now he has just been named missouri's teacher of the year, and he's next. teacher of the y and he's next. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 2 system is now covered by medicare. ask your doctor for a prescription. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestyle libre 2 dot u.s. ♪ >>> what would you call a guy who takes all the odds stacked against him and turns it into an opportunity that ins

we are already seeing impact on shares, bhp billiton, for example, down more than 2%, rio tinto downustralian trade as well. we have not got a confirmation from beijing, as shaimaa khalil was telling you, this is according to china's state owned newspaper, the global times, which says that while china will reduce the amount of coal that it uses for environmental reasons, the country's top economic planner has improved importing coal without clearance restrictions from several countries except for australia. the prime minister of australia, scott morrison, has responded, saying that if this is true, any shift by china away from imports of high quality, in his view, australian coal would be a lose lose for the environmental and trading relationships. thank you, mariko 0i in singapore for us. let's have a look at some of the business stories in. here in the uk, asda has announced it is raising its coronavirus safety measures in the run—up to christmas, including more security staff at entrances. the extra staff will help prevent overcrowding in its superstores. the move comes after fear

racist term players from his team and their paris and opponents then left the fields mining giant rio tinto is being told it should pay compensation for the destruction of sacred indigenous sites in australia the company blew up caves despite warnings of their cultural significance a parliamentary inquiry has that has been investigating the company's actions in the pilbara region as well as fines the government is also considering stopping mining in the area a leading u.s. cyber security firm says it's the victim off a sophisticated state sponsored hacked the company called fire eye hasn't commented on who was behind the attack but says the technique used to present been seen before specialist software was stolen that's used to test customers security. the spanish government has started returning home migrants who've arrived in the canary islands more than 22000 people reached the islands this year with over 8000 arrivals recorded in november alone. reports from the remote village of big young cotto in senegal. a region. i'm a do so i had never seen the ocean before he stepped onto a boat h

mining giant rio tinto is being told it should pay compensation for the destruction of sacred indigenous heritage sites in australia company blew up caves despite warnings of their cultural significance and australian parliamentary inquiry has been investigating the company's actions in the pilbara region as well as the fines the government is also considering stopping mining in that area we'll have more news at the top of the hour for now it's the stream on al-jazeera. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land stripping away the spin eclipsing story about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not if you can challenge assumptions of the official line or this i do agree need to tell our score look we don't want to they're like on the authority and it's media the listening post on al-jazeera. i have 3 ok you're watching the stream to lead up to uganda election in january has been so korea takes ok all take and so violent that uganda ease bleeding has been hashed

metals is up 7.5%, the most in six months. , alsooup and rio tinto up, rio tinto climbing above the 12th price target for the first time in a few weeks. we are seeing broad strength when it comes to trading and australia. $130 ae surging above ton on the chinese demand story. up next, late to the rotation party, age's small caps. we talk about that with ceo eva adosoglou. progress on output strategy. we get analysis on the oil patch,. this is bloomberg. ♪ patch, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ we talked about the small-cap rally in the u.s., but small caps in asia are winning fans after lagging larger peers for eight weeks. the asia small-cap pacific index has turned things around, outpacing their bigger peers for two weeks in a row. investors including our latest guest have turned bullish, saying vaccine news could be positive for the sector. ,oining us is eva adosoglou capital impact advisors, thanks for joining us. what do you like within the small-cap space in asia? eva: the vaccine coupled with consumer optimism will carry the markets for the remainder of 2020 and q1 in 2021. we expe

of 1%.you off by half rio tinto gets the bulk of its revenue from iron ore.hasing a lithium mine from a chinese developer. that is easing a little bit. the broader asx index is also a little weaker right now. we have a look at the oil price. that is performing slightly better. currently finding some strength for a barrel of west texas. making ain particular wrong way bit earlier in the year in the -- and the fallout from that. our asia energy reporter has been looking into this. that shocking collapse of singapore oil trading legend still reverberating from -- reverberating in the world of commodity merchants. how have other trading houses been impacted by that? a it has made a little bit of dichotomy. larger trading firms are doing quite well while the smaller ones are hurting. that is mostly because of access to financing. the larger trading houses are still at the coffins of banks. they are still getting the money they need to do their business. they have been able to profit off the wild swings in oil prices that sold prices drop as much as 70%. smaller fi

players from his team and there's parry sound your man opponents then left the field mining giant rio tinto is being told it should pay compensation for the destruction of seekers indigenous sites in astray or the company blew up caves despite warnings of their cultural significance a parliamentary inquiry has been investigating the company's actions in the pilbara region. this is al jazeera day's other headlines campaigners are warning 9 out of 10 people nearly 70 poorer countries will not get the covert 19 vaccine next year the people's vaccine alliance says rich states of boats enough to inoculate their populations several times over british prime minister boris johnson says no leader could accept the brics deal the e.u. is currently offering he's been facing questions in parliament from the opposition johnson is due to travel to brussels later with just 3 weeks to go before the deadline. i presume the e.u. are currently insisting that if they pass a new law in the future. with which we in this country do or compile don't follow suit then they will be automatic right mr speaker to punish

some of the world's biggest mining companies, including rio tinto, have extracted vast mineral wealthfrom papua new guinea for decades, leaving a path of environmental destruction behind, while most miners live in poverty. in bangladesh, authorities are moving a second group of over 1800 rohingya refugees to a remote island hours away from the mainland. around 1600 refugees were sent to the island earlier this month. activists say the refugees are forced into moving and that they were locked out of their homes at the camps in cox's bazar. international journalists have been barred from visiting the island. over 700,000 rohingya fled to bangladesh in 2017 after a brutal and deadly crackdown by burma's military. in croatia, a magnitude 6.4 earthquake killed at least seven people, injured scores of others, and leveled buildings in the central town of petrinja on tuesday. some 25,000 people were left with no running water or electricity following the earthquake and hospitals were forced to evacuate most of their patients. back in the united states in kentucky, the louisville police depart

rio tinto and bht, two top mining names rio in the green today, up more than 11% and bhp moving higher up about 11% this week these moves come as the dollar has slumped to a two and a half year low bolstering commodity prices like copper copper hit a seven-year high this week. you may recall stan druckenmiller recommend both of these names rights here on the show in early november they are both up 20% since then. >>> coming up, pets are so hot that one company is now going public for a third time. that plus the auto stock that could rally another 25% and a movie theater chain's plea to investors. that's all coming up in "rapid fire" after this (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo >>> welcome back let get you caught up on a few stories on your radar today. here to

the special butler live for us in paris the session many thanks indeed mining giant rio tinto being told that it should pay compensation for the destruction of sacred indigenous sites in australia the company blew up caves despite warnings of the cultural significance of parliamentary inquiry has been investigating the company's actions in the pilbara region as well as fines the government is also considering stopping mining in the area. still to come here on the news and sports we'll tell you why this football star just became $10000.00 poorer. for the war. and i get to explore his foreign adrian thank you so much in just under 2 hours p.s.g. will resume their champions league match against assemble the shock share a day after it was abruptly halted a both teams walked off the pitch in protest on choose day after the 4th official allegedly used a racist term toward the system coach of the turkish champions here we boo there are approximately 75 minutes left to play and the score is nil nil regardless of what happens p.s.g. have already qualified for the next round. well it's a crucial n