would you make of what sadik khan is trying to do with this?lot of people are proposing it because it is going to affect a lot of people, especially those from a deprived community are already struggling. basically there has been no choice figures were out last week. 4000 young people had to go to hospital just week. 4000 young people had to go to hospitaljust in london alone last year. that basically means 11 children every single day in london had to go to hospital last year. it is unsustainable. we have also found out that every other day a child was admitted to intensive care because of asthma. tell me what happened to ella. ella became suddenly ill and ended up with one of the worst cases ever of asthma in this country. she was in intensive care at three times and she had to be resuscitated continuously for the last two and a quarter years. but she was alive. we now know there are other children out there exactly like her. the unit she died 26 other children died from asthma as well. this is a growing problem, the air is becoming more toxi

maybe he will win one before he leaves let's move on to se big game which is by negates dortmund a lot sadik last considering the hype in the build up like to start with two sound bites from directly after the match to get us going. over ran don't mind the energy and i was indescribable. the stadium was really buzzing it was a lot of fun what more can i say. for the we deserved to lose we were really really bad from a first second of a game. we had a good chance when it was still no nail believin if we'd scored it would have been difficult to win. we just can't play like that performance wasn't worthy of a club. let's that defeat is obviously left its mark on mark royce what is he as a player especially as domains captain need to do to process a defeat like that i think you need it for the obvious that they're very disappointed they literally go ten medea's they had no chance whatsoever but a look at the table clears it up it's only one point by munich showed in recent weeks against hiding him in the cup against freiburg last week that they're not invincible they still not really in the chea

rate of native trees versus exotic size and native trees soak up much more carbon dioxide than the of sadik stew so this helps to medicate or question the effects of climate change. as a letting the forest grow dead trees also in which to sort with creed's some centuries or rainfall the giants on the upright enjoyed. this is one of our old grandmother trees. it's a type of banyan and she's about four hundred years old. the main pin this century has changed and perfected is the freshwater source it's with all these forests you will not have streams and rivers which. the mohawk does not to have children so that they could create something that would benefit the dalai lama and. know and love every inch of the desert this is one of our natural meadow areas it is a meadow because this is grand underneath so very few trees can get their roots down below the grand to grow but it's a great button and so of grasses and eating for any of your grass eaters your various deer your elephant anything that eats grasses loves these meadows. revealed the very idea of sharia why life here. like. a red dog eve

of the police federation, he is quite frustrated by how this has been handled, but he says to wait sadiks reacted to the protests, i mean he basically has said he is supporting it. don't break the lie but i share your aims stop to let you exactly he's making it's —— it's making a job high because how can they cleared the streets when the mayor of london is essentially getting his back into the protest. in a sense is notjust a dilemma for the mayor of london obviously is introducing quite a lot of measures he says designed to affect climate change, but it's like the government as well. the government had also been sorted supportive of the message, you had not really heard anyone coming out and disagreeing with what they are protesting about, but yes, the telegraph focus on the fact that the police had been pictured walking by and not really doing anything and that's why these protests have felt like a festival. because actually they just like a festival. because actually theyjust did there and watched and nothing has gone out of control they disrupt things that nothing and no one is getti

sadik khan has said that he wanted individuals to stop causing disruption, get back to stop causing disruptionoken to business as usual, having spoken to the organisers, that does not seem very likely to happen anytime $0011. seem very likely to happen anytime soon. thank you. in northern ireland, hundreds of holidaymakers in county down have spent the night in emergency accommodation after a large hillside fire forced them from their caravan park. the wildfire happened in the mourne mountains above the seaside town of newcastle. they're now under control. chris page reports. 0n the mountainside, a fire front a mile long threatened some houses as it burned through the gorse. eyewitnesses described it as a running wildfire. fifty fire fighters worked to bring the blaze under control. the flames came close to a caravan park. police went from one mobile home to another, telling people to get out quickly. buses took around two hundred holiday—makers to a leisure centre. it wasn't how expected to be spending their easter. very frightening. people were told to get in to their cars, move their cars.

this is being done at a civic level, sadik khan responding to what he calls a health emergency and really all breathing. the reason why he is having to act in this way is that the national government for many years now has neglected to address the issue and in fact it seems they put more time and energy into fighting court cases trying to get them to act than to actually doing something about the problem. if it were addressed at a national level by the national government with the resources and powers that they could bring to bear it could be done not only more effectively and comprehensively and ona effectively and comprehensively and on a wider scale but also more equitably because the national government, the uk treasury, has the resources to fund some kind of diesel scrappage scheme to help people who muster them in good faith, bought diesel cars up until 2015, they were seen as the very polluting ones. the national government could help those people to convert to cleaner cars that would be good for all of us who breed these emissions and also could do more to enforce the law because

that, and it was interesting to hear from movement itself on that, and it was interesting to hearfrom sadikuse for thought, when you've got somebody speaks out strongly against climate change. from a protester‘s perspective, it's another way of increasing the focus and saying, if we don't do anything about climate change, our whole lives will be disrupted in more dramatic ways than anybody can imagine, and the pink boat is part of that. for me personally, if i was sitting in the control room, so to speak, that would probably be something with more downsides than upsides. the fact of disrupting traffic and other things, when it's donein traffic and other things, when it's done ina traffic and other things, when it's done in a non—violent way, and nonviolence is central to this... 0ther protests have often had violence, and that immediately puts people off. at the moment, police are not moving on because they are weighing up what's going on. if at a point they decide to move in, would you expect this to disperse peacefully? i've no idea, and i think different people would react differently. t