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if the developers don't protect the mangroves vietnam's biggest city could be exposed to the full force of devastating storms what's more without this forest, the carbon stored here could escape back into the atmosphere okay up there, your fall my. >> family loves nature, my mom
important fund so well done everybody. hope you are feeling 0k today. keep sending the pictures. time to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria cook. the mayor of london has arranged an urgent meeting with the head of the met police after a row about the force's handling of pro—palestinian marches. it comes after an officer ordered gideon falter to move, telling him he might provoke a reaction from demonstrators because he was "openlyjewish". a spokesperson for sadiq khan described the incident as "concerning". the force has apologised. today marks four weeks until a landmark report into what's described as the worst treatment disaster in nhs history. the infected—blood scandal saw thousands of patients during the 19705 and �*805 given product5 contaminated with viru5e5. mark was among them. he was a school boy when he found out he'd contracted hiv, with doctors saying he might not
those powers. tributes are being paid to the acclaimed british conductor, sir andrew davis, who's died in chicago at the age of eighty. he was one of the longest—serving chief conductors of the bbc symphony orchestra, and a familiarface at the annual bbc proms concerts in london, where he was famous for his funny speeches. writing on the social media platform x, the orchestra says: "we are deeply saddened to hear "we are deeply saddened to hear that sir andrew davis has died" describing him as "a vital force in british music for many decades and a friend to us all". let's have a listen to the bbc symphony orchestra rehearsing the damnation of faust at the royal albert hall for the bbc proms, conducted by sir andrew in 1998. music
not because there is some interesting idea or strategy, but because putin wants to return the influence of the soviet union, and he really wants to retake, through force, and war, he wants to retake all former soviet republics that are now independent states. whether they are in nato or not, he does not care. >> putin wants to return the influence of the soviet union. that's a sobering statement. zelenskyy is not the only one sounding the alarm on threats to democracy from autocrats. in an open letter to president biden about the changing national security threats for the united states, at home and abroad, my next guest warned, " united states is facing an emerging, increasingly more closely aligned group of authoritarian powers, deeply opposed to the u..s-led, rules- based international order." joining me now is retired army
he challenges police, he is given an ultimatum. inaudible that is not acceptable. today, he is calling for the head of the met to resign.- the met to resign. after six months of _ the met to resign. after six months of sir _ the met to resign. after six months of sir mark - the met to resign. after six l months of sir mark rowley's three catelli rights of law—abiding londoners including thejewish community to appease lawless mobs i think it is time for sir mark rowley to go. 5ir for sir mark rowley to go. sir mark rowley has apologised for the incident, the second time in three days. it will open up operational planning to greatest scrutiny. tonight gideon falter has been invited to a private meeting with the met which is accepted to discuss what more the force can do to makejewish londoners feel safe. since the hamas attacks of seven 0ctober, feel safe. since the hamas attacks of seven october, and israel's response, every weekend the politics of the middle east have been brought to the streets of london,
and say no, no confrontation. they are saying okay, there's a legal treaty, but is the united it's really willing to confront vladimir putin when he threatens nuclear weapons? why isn't he scared of our nuclear weapons? we need to think this through, because for 30 years, since the cold war ended, we have been on a path that was comfortable and nice. we were the sole superpower. that is a bygone era. we are now under challenge from this group of nations that want to erode our ability to help lead the world. they are willing to use force, and they are willing to rely on nuclear threat. >> another thing that they are willing to do, and you mentioned this a moment ago, is use our own political system against us. you contend that it has become a major "fear of operations." what do you mean? >> what they have is a whole system of influence operations to try to change the cues of
putting increasing pressure on the met to get the balance right between allowing legitimate protest and cracking down on hate speech and intimidation. strong voices mainly on the right to leave the force has got that balance wrong and also want the commissioner to go. but the prime minister does not. downing street said he was appalled by the incident and there are questions to answer. what has happened is a serious misstep because what we cannot be saying to particular groups in society that they are very presence as a provocation. you do not want anybody of any community to feel like that which is how thejewish community has been made to feel. ., ., ., feel. the london mayor said the met must _ feel. the london mayor said the met must have _ feel. the london mayor said the met must have the _ feel. the london mayor said the met must have the confidence i feel. the london mayor said the| met must have the confidence of the communities they serve and it is right they have apologised for the way the incident was handled. protest, counter protest and in the middle of the met, at times struggling to police the
shimon city better than any man-made structure ever could a kilometer thick mangrove bell can stop a category three hurricane but now this force is have writhes the vietnamese government recently approved a $9 billion tourist city on the edge of cognac honestly these images make me feel frustrated
to how we will mine responsibly unsustainably. across our 650 sites, that is absolutely what we are doing, but that is not the work fully done yet because until mining everywhere globally is done as sustainably and responsibly as possible, our work isn't finished because we know that when it is done well and the examples i have just provided you, it can be a real force for just provided you, it can be a realforce for good, but just provided you, it can be a real force for good, but i just provided you, it can be a realforce for good, but i must also acknowledge that when mining is not an responsibly, it does cause very real harm to people on the planet. fine it does cause very real harm to people on the planet. one final ruestion people on the planet. one final question and — people on the planet. one final question and a _ people on the planet. one final question and a short _ people on the planet. one final question and a short answer i question and a short answer please because we're almost out of time. when coal mining be confined to history? we of time. when coal mining be confined to history?— confined to history? we need coal for the _ confined to history? we need coal for the next _ confined to history? we need coal for the next 20 - confined to history? we need coal for the next 20 or i confined to history? we need coal for the next 20 or 30 i coalfor the next 20 or 30 years at the very least because it is such an important part of a slow generation, but we can see a pathway where that becomes a minimal share, and see a pathway where that becomes a minimalshare, and in some countries it will evaporate entirely. but for now, call will be around for at least the next 20 or 30 years. thank you forjoining us. the president and ceo of international council on mining and metals. we are almost out