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Benefits of whats been a dreadful yearfor benefits of whats been a dreadful year for many people in the wake of the pandemic but if there is any change that comes about, fitting around our other commitments and to make sure when we go to work its not just about working nine to five but we can make it work around our lives and therefore bosses will hope they will be happy and in jobs and might work a bit harder. productivity might go up if we can condense the amount of work we do like it, into fo...

At the un general assembly. we saw many pledges of commitment to global action. now we just see that translated into reality. we also know that there will be follow—up, more meetings later in the year and next year so unicef and all of our partners that are working through covax to try and achieve this very ambitious goal of vaccinating 70% of the world by next year, we will be following closely to make sure these commitments turn into reality. every day that they dont, peoples lives are at ri...

It is now time to deliver a fair rental market. what this investigation highlights, however, is that both landlords and tenants feel the system is not fair. michael buchanan, bbc news. �*it�*s time for humanity to grow up�* — that was borisjohnson�*s message on climate change in a speech to the united nations general assembly in new york. he said the planet is not an indestructible toy, and called the forthcoming summit on climate change in glasgow — cop26 — �*a turning point for...

Welcome those recommendations but, something that we have seen in this recent period is a lot of words and commitments and things like that and actually now, will be really need to see is the transfer maturity change thatis see is the transfer maturity change that is so urgently needed. and we needed implemented consistently across the board.— across the board. what sort of chan . e across the board. what sort of change are — across the board. what sort of change are you _ across the board. ...

Innovation was working for? >> i was struck by when i took to be your roles and commitments. one of the things is this ignorance. we dont want to get too technical. one of the criticisms is not attended enough to these deep structural life changes, impacting them. what do we make of the complex history that shapes how we live? you may have a different genetic makeup with a different family but you still graduated at a higher rate. thats weird to put it that way. talk to me about this. >> i know ...

>> well, that was a big impetus for our meeting today, lawrence. really bringing the world together and giving them the platform to share with us what their ambitions will be. we know more needs to be done. weve been doing a lot as you said. but were even willing to put more out there, put more on the table. and so our call to action for other countries is to do the same. it is something a lot of people dont realize is as we continue to contribute these additional doses there are still a number ...

Civilisation. the idea that we cant afford to deal with this. . .- afford to deal with this. .. i was thinkin: afford to deal with this. .. i was thinking more _ afford to deal with this. .. i was thinking more about _ afford to deal with this. .. i was thinking more about what - afford to deal with this. .. i was thinking more about what it. afford to deal with this. .. i was thinking more about what it is l thinking more about what it is actually going to cost. hard cash. what im saying is it ...

Approach, and hes asking countries to speed up their commitments to fight the problem. nina dos santos explains. >> reporter: six weeks before he is set to host a major climate change summit on his own soil here in the uk, boris johnson, the british prime minister, used his united nations assembly address in new york to rally the cause for more urgent action on climate change. with more blunt language you can hear here. >> my friends, the adolescence of humanity is coming to an end, and must com...

Visited a few sites... even took a train ride. the final stop, back to the united nations, where he used his address to press for stronger commitments to end global warming, with a stark warning of the enduring consequences, if countries didnt step up. we will see desertification, drought, crop failure and mass movements of humanity on a scale not seen before, not because of some unforeseen natural event or disaster, but because of us, because of what we are doing now, and our grandchildren will...

Reagan era was just starting. i was swept up into that. curt, right now where i see the world is black and white. you have people supporting western style, liberal democracy and you have people who support ill-liberal. not even democracy but ill-liberalism. its clear cut right now. i can look past a lot of idealogcal differences. >> if you dont hold those commitments, if you are willing to question the very thing that allow you and i to have an argument about what kind of democracy this should b...