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Stamp on the planet and its not always been a pretty one a report from the United Nations says biodiversity is declining at a dangerous rate more than a 1000000 species could soon become extinct. Theres almost no place on earth thats been spared from human activity not even the poles or remote mountains such as in the kurdish region of Northern Iraq its one of the worlds most conflict ridden areas borders drawn after world war one left the kurdish region straddling 4 states turkey syria iraq and iran. This has resulted in uprisings violence and wars that still continue today. Most recently aga...

Evening on bbc news. In beyond 100 days, katty kay and Christian Fraser will looking at the damage caused by Hurricane Irma in the caribbean. Theyll be hearing from the captain of a Royal Navy Vessel thats helping with uk relief efforts. As the government announces its lifting the cap on Public Sector pay, but only for police and prison officers in england and wales, well be getting reaction from a nurse. And talking to a charity that helps victims of modern day slavery as nine are members of one traveller family are jailed for enslaving vulnerable adults. Now on bbc news its time for sportsda...

Tested every single day. New scientific analysis, seen by the bbc, suggests the goals of the paris climate agreement are coming within reach. The Climate Action tracker study looks at the latest promises from countries including china, as well as the plans of us president electjoe biden. Matt mcgrath has more. From the uks wettest february on record to raging wildfires in california. The fingerprints of Climate Change linked to human activities have become increasingly clear this year. In efforts to curb greenhouse gases, has so far had limited impact. When countries signed the paris climate a...

The timing of such cannot wait. Yes, we have assured Premier League survival — how fantastic that is — but bigger battles are still to be fought and won

Former Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein has revealed the personal motivation that Thierry Henry had to lead Gunners to their last title