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I know on earth day theres a massive climate summit with 60 world leaders and -- which is so great, and also the -- i think, i mean, politicians can make every issue partisan but we are getting to a point where everybody agrees we have to take action, and it seems that -- i mean, for me personally, i find it so wonderful that your country, the u.s., is now back in the drivers seat when it comes to addressing these issues. >> one of the big images we have in terms of what climate change looks lik...

>> i didnt hear you. >> [speaking foreign language] >> i find that so fascinating that so many people say that if you dont believe it, look at the photos, see for yourself. for some reason i feel like that still doesnt penetrate with some folks and even with all the evidence they still dont want to accept it for reasons that i am guessing are less logical and more emotional, that there is some kind of sub plot to white people remain at least vocally unwilling to accept the evidence. with do you ...

In New Hampshire and Vermont, the COVID-19 ski season was a tale of two states Gunnar Pope, of Lebanon, N.H., takes his last few turns down the slope at Whaleback Mountain on Saturday, Feb. 13, 2021, in Enfield, N.H. The lift had been out of service this season until last week. Pope often comes to the mountain with his family, "This place has the best local vibe." he said. ( Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send request...

Lewis hamilton recovers to finish second — as max verstappen wins an eventful emilia romagna grand prix in italy. ruthless rangers condemn celtic to their first trophless season in ten years — as they knock them out of the scottish cup at ibrox. agony for fulham and their fight for survival — as arsenal score in stoppage time to deny them all three points at the emirates. and also coming up — the tiny fraction of a difference that saw britains tom pidcock denied the biggest win of his ca...

Theres been an earthquake on the south side of etna. e la sirena, ecco! ho detto che sarebbe tornato. in one of the most volcanic regions in europe, an earthquake is detected. it could indicate devastating activity on the continents largest volcano. but still, on etna, tourists gather unaware. right now we are 9,000 feet above the sea level, the highest you can get when you come to mount etna. what we are looking at is the south—east crater, the baby. its the newest, 1971, but its also conside...

With 20 minutes to go it looks like leicester will play chelsea in the fa cup final. for me and the team, thatis fa cup final. for me and the team, that is all for now. thanks for watching and good night. some areas today have been basking in warm april sunshine, but not everywhere. a weak weather front across scotland and northern ireland, producing more cloud than england and wales. a little bit of patchy rain. in england and wales, there has been plenty of sunshine. another dry day. this weat...

Of the scottish cup at ibrox. agony for fulham and their fight for survival — as arsenal score in stoppage time to deny them all three points at the emirates. and also coming up the tiny fraction of a difference that saw britains tom pidcock denied the biggest win of his career. first, senior uefa figures are said to be furious tonight that 12 major european clubs, including the �*big six from england, have signed up to a breakaway european super league. its reported the plans will be announ...

Anything, about its demise? firstly it is normal— anything, about its demise? firstly it is normal for— anything, about its demise? firstly it is normal for an _ anything, about its demise? firstly it is normal for an iceberg - anything, about its demise? firstly it is normal for an iceberg to i anything, about its demise? firstly it is normal for an iceberg to die i it is normalfor an iceberg to die in this way. it is a natural fate. they move generally northwards out of the coldest seawate...

Tonight at ten, international condemnation of russia after the two suspects in the salisbury nerve agent poisonings are linked to a deadly explosion in the czech republic. two men died in the blast in 2014, once declared an accident. the suspects are thought to be agents working for russian military intelligence. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, says the czech revelations show a "disturbing pattern of behaviour" by moscow. also tonight... football chiefs warn europes top clubs not

Millions enjoy the sun, but there are worries over new covid variants. health officials are investigating 77 cases in england and scotland of an indian mutation of the coronavirus. i still, like, get a little bit nervous, obviously, because i don�*t want to get the virus and stuff, but it is nice to have a bit of normality in life again. two russians suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent poisonings are now accused over a czech arms depot explosion in 2014. the government says it ...