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obviously, gloucester is one of the stadiums that's been highlighted as affected. but this report is far more wide reaching than that. it looks at athletes and fans, the health and safety for that for myself as a rugby player but it looks also at the impact of being able to run these events in the first place in the whole business of support behind it. if these events are cancelled and it becomes a real issue for the sport. what is the answer? if there is to be a place like fiji, for example, who can't move like perhaps a premiership rugby club could. what is the best advice that you can give? what this report does is look at the impact of a 2 degrees world and a three degree world of warming above preindustrial levels. to put that in context, we're already over 1.5 for the last 11 months have all been over 1.5 degrees in warming. so 2 degrees isn't far away. what 2 degrees in this report comes out as is 60% of extra days above a temperature at which it's dangerous
reparations it's only it gets reparations for black people. we've seen reparations for other groups and what thing that we know historically is that in 18, 60 black people's physical bodies was worth 3 billion in that time. that was more than railroads. and also factories put together. when we look at evanston it's actually a todd consummate example where you have an incident red lining chicago and the suburbs is one of the classic examples where we see this around the country. and the targeted program is to specifically deal with housing that is actually what we want. we also have to recognize that this was not that long ago. so part of what we had to look at is there are some people who actually want to roll back time who actually don't want to see america actually fulfill is values of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. >> they're strikes me a real difficulty of having someone prove discrimination more broadly we had in the last our programming with abby phillip.
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at the impact of a 2 degrees world and a three degree world of warming above preindustrial levels. to put that in context, we're already over 1.5 for the last 11 months have all been over 1.5 degrees in warming. so 2 degrees isn't far away. what 2 degrees in this report comes out as is 60% of extra days above a temperature at which it's dangerous and three degrees, some places that goes up to 30 days extra of which is dangerous to compete. the answer isn't adaptation and were already seeing events that are changing dates or starting earlier in the day for the person he breaks an ice towels. heat breaks an ice towels. but sports got a much more urgent need to deal with this. for me, it's about reducing its impact in terms of carbon but also in terms of its impact on nature. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc
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markets move on the unexpected and clearly what happened over the last 48 hours or so in india was very unexpected. we came out of that weekend expecting a landslide and by tuesday, it was clear that wasn't going to be the case and that we were actually back to the sort of coalition politics. now, that kind of gridlock historically has actually been quite good for stock markets. the analysis we have done on both the uk and the us markets show that actually when governments have less power, that can sometimes be quite good for stock market growth. indeed, the analysis we have done shows that markets are pretty nonpartisan in the long run. i did some analysis of the uk stock market over the last 60 years and there have been four parliament is where the markets really did well and it is evenly split between labour