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we start in germany. king charles has arrived on his first state visit since he succeeded his mother as the british monarch. let's show you the latest pictures — but a warning these contain flashing images. a short time ago king charles and queen consort camilla arrived at bellevue palace in berlin for a state banquet. hosted by the german president. this is now a three—day trip. and it began here in berlin. but this was all supposed to begin in france at the weekend. that leg though was cancelled because of those protests in france over pension reforms. well in berlin, the king ...

It will take months to get the advisory opinion. a lot are calling it a landmark resolution including the prime minister of ny to and the 18 countries —— the prime minister of vanuatu. this would not be a binding decision but it would add to the legal context you could say in regards to how these courts could look at the cases. just regards to how these courts could look at the cases.— regards to how these courts could look at the cases. just so i'm clear and i'm look at the cases. just so i'm clear and i'm reading — look at the cases. just so i'm clear and i'm reading some _ look at t...

From the united states representative for the biden administration who said they think diplomacy not going to international courts is the way to address some of theissues courts is the way to address some of the issues related to climate change, is the most effective path forward, they say, but if we look, one of the key issues we are talking about here is financing and the un says the amount of money needed to help countries adapt to the changing climate to help the smaller nations that are disproportionately affected, they say funding is only one tenth of the amount needed right now so fundi...

Risk of illness and death and four of the most serious heat waves, the greatest heat waves ever in the last eight years, in switzerland, people may not realise but average temperatures in switzerland have increased 2.1 degrees which is double the global average. and continue to rise. so heat is a serious problem. if you look at the numbers on glaciers into the rest of it, it is a serious issue already for these women. some of the daily highlight beyond dispute but you were aware that a number of swiss courts are ready rejected this case. why do you think this particular court will take a diffe...

Of climate seniors. she said she's not surprised at the rise of human rights climate change cases being brought to the courts. what we're now seeing is the actual impact of climate change affecting people today. and so people are already able to argue that their rights are being affected by the failure of states to do with they said they would and to do what they agreed to do and have failed to do under international treaties. so the law is the international binding commitment by states to reduce admissions and protect individual rights. and individuals are relying on those rights to bring cla...