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i had no idea that they were planning this. but i think we all need to recognise that we have a part in creating a safer world. krista hanley, a survivor of the columbine shooting and co—founder of we are safer together i'm a personal safety organisation, thank you very much for sharing your experiences with us today. in the uk, the body advising the government on climate change policy, has attacked prime minister rishi sunak�*s commitment to cutting carbon emissions. chris stark, from the climate change committee, told the bbc that the prime minister had set back progress towards reaching net zero. here's justin rowlatt. the climate change committee's job is to mark the government's homework on climate, says chris stark, and he is marking rishi sunak down in dramatic fashion. the reason? in the autumn, the prime minister delayed a ban on petrol and diesel cars and watered down targets for phasing out gas boilers.
than local housing. making the area increasingly unaffordable for residents. the beaches are particularly popular with the brits, the authorities in the canaries stress they remain open for business, the spanish government admits it's about ending the right balance to holidays can continue harmoniously. simon jones, bbc news. in the uk, in the body advising the government on climate change policy has attacked prime minister rishi sunak�*s commitment to cutting carbon emissions. chris stark from the climate change committee told the bbc that the prime minister had sent back progress towards reaching net zero: the climate change committee's job is to mark the government's homework on climate, says chris stark and he is marking rishi sunak down in dramatic fashion. the reason — in the autumn the prime minister delayed a ban on petrol and diesel cars and watered down targets for phasing out gas boilers. we seem to have _ phasing out gas boilers. - seem to have defaulted to an
and gas bills this is going to be unaffordable.— unaffordable. certainly for businesses _ unaffordable. certainly for businesses it _ unaffordable. certainly for businesses it is _ unaffordable. certainly for businesses it is a - unaffordable. certainly for businesses it is a big - unaffordable. certainly for businesses it is a big cost| unaffordable. certainly for - businesses it is a big cost coming down the track so we will raise all theseissues down the track so we will raise all these issues with continue in a few minutes, the energy and net zero secretary but first we will hear from someone else whose subject this is. now most of our politicians are fond of telling us how important it is to tackle climate change. last year was the hottest on record globally, here we're becoming used to seeing wilder weather battering our own shores. british holidaymakers even got stranded by floods in the desert city of dubai just this week. but in the last few six months, well, politicians they've gone a bit wobbly on their own promises. on thursday, the snp ditched its 2030 emissions goal. labour has also ditched its pledge to invest £28 billion each year on green energy. and the prime minister's big pitch to you in the autumn was to delay some of the government's plans to go green. here's the rub. it is the law, that the uk has to hit its net zero target by 2050 — in other words, to remove as much carbon from the air
second world war, this is the 1941 moment. there was nothing but defeat before then, the balance shifted for the allies during 1941, but the effect wasn't felt until the autumn of 1942. that was the first time the tide began to turn. that of1942. that was the first time the tide began to turn.— tide began to turn. that is so interesting — tide began to turn. that is so interesting to _ tide began to turn. that is so interesting to put _ tide began to turn. that is so interesting to put it - tide began to turn. that is so interesting to put it into - tide began to turn. that is so interesting to put it into that | interesting to put it into that context because those are the kind of mornings we've had coming out of ukraine, saying unless this happens, the tide is going to go the wrong way, we know they have been struggling in recent months and i remember talking to the first lady of ukraine saying our guys at the front are running out of shells, this is a practical real problem right now. they have been saying that for months. how do you think are politicians will feel about the us being able to move on this? timer;r us being able to move on this? they will be delighted _ us being able to move on this? they will be delighted because the uk's commitment to you crane across all parties _ commitment to you crane across all parties is _ commitment to you crane across all parties is an— commitment to you crane across all parties is an ironclad commitment. -- ukraine — parties is an ironclad commitment. —— ukraine. but unless you have that crucial _ —— ukraine. but unless you have that crucial support from the united states. — crucial support from the united states, you are going to struggle. i was talking some time ago to one of rishi sunak's closest allies and i
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we need to see stronger policy in other areas despite the fact other parts of the world are playing catch—up with you kate. the risk of uk we will lose the race just at the point when you want to be at the head of that. the point when you want to be at the head of that-— point when you want to be at the head of that. the premise ditched some of the _ head of that. the premise ditched some of the measures _ head of that. the premise ditched some of the measures and - head of that. the premise ditched some of the measures and slow. head of that. the premise ditched - some of the measures and slow down what you have been talking about in the autumn. what was your honest reaction? it the autumn. what was your honest reaction? ., , , , the autumn. what was your honest reaction? . , , , ., reaction? it was presented to the count is reaction? it was presented to the country is a _ reaction? it was presented to the country is a step _ reaction? it was presented to the country is a step back _ reaction? it was presented to the country is a step back from - reaction? it was presented to the country is a step back from going| country is a step back from going too fast on this transition and in the speech itself he talked about the speech itself he talked about the need to reappraise lots of the steps that take us to net zero. my honest answer to that is it set us back. i think we have moved from a position where we were really at the forefront pushing ahead as quickly as we could on something i believed to be fundamental to the uk economy, beneficial to the people living in this country, whether you care about the planet were not and we are now in a position where we are trying to recover ground and one example of that, the diplomatic impact of that
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hello there. let's take a brief look now at the weather for the week ahead. april sunshine of course has a little bit more kick to it. so in the best of that, at this time of year, it doesn't feel too unpleasant. it will always be brightest and warmest out towards western spots of the uk as we head through the coming week. but some really cold air for most of us for this time of year and it's going to continue to feel chilly until we get to the end of the week with some frosty nights, but at least there will be a lot of dry weather around — high pressure largely dominant. it's been centred across the uk through the weekend, starting to pull its way further northwards and westwards. and this is the position of the jet
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