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many _ joe biden to do? well, joe biden has to decide that. many of— joe biden to do? well, joe biden has to decide that. many of us _ joe biden to do? well, joe biden has to decide that. many of us who - joe biden to do? well, joe biden has to decide that. many of us who are i to decide that. many of us who are concerned about the important turkish american relationship cautioned against it. in the end biden had made this commitment to his voters and he carried it out. it also has a lot of support in congress was up we have to remember that many countries including many in western europe and russia have done this already.— done this already. when you talk about the important _ done this already. when you talk about the important relationship| about the important relationship with turkey, you know this relationship very well. the reaction was swift and is quite strong saying this opens a deep wound in our relationship. it's political opportunities and populism. that's what the turkeys foreign ministry is saying. 50 what the turkeys foreign ministry is sa in._ ., what

thank you ve much the joe biden white house? thank you very much for— the joe biden white house? thank you very much for having _ the joe biden white house? thank you very much for having me. _ the joe biden white house? thank you very much for having me. it _ the joe biden white house? thank you very much for having me. it is - the joe biden white house? thank you very much for having me. it is quite i very much for having me. it is quite an honour and due to the fact that the indo pacific is at the top of the indo pacific is at the top of the foreign policy agenda of the joe biden administration and japan is a crucial partner to making that effort successful as we just saw from your clip, japan is a technological power. it is very much in the league when developing global supply chains and this various possibilities for its energy corporation that the us want to apply. corporation that the us want to a. .l _ ., corporation that the us want to a- -l . ., ,., ., corporation that the us want to a--l. ., ., , corporation that the us want to apply. how important is the alliance and

moments that biden himself had on the debate stage when trump said your son is a crack addict, joe biden turned it into a moment to talk about addiction, it one a lot of credit for honestly confronting the struggle his son had a giving a platform to the millions of people and families that struggle with addiction. tyler, does seem inconceivable that he did not see how difficult his involvement in ukraine might be.- difficult his involvement in ukraine might be. yeah, that's something. — ukraine might be. yeah, that's something, as _ ukraine might be. yeah, that's something, as you _ ukraine might be. yeah, that's something, as you played i ukraine might be. yeah, that's something, as you played it i ukraine might be. yeah, that's something, as you played it in| something, as you played it in that clip about him staying in hindsight i should have seen, i think what he writes about in the book is that he didn't see how politicised he would be as an individual. there has often been an unwritten rule in politics about not going after politicians' families and their children. 0bviously he i

joe biden has held his first face—to—face meeting with a foreign leader at the white house. the us president and japan's prime minister, yoshihide suga, agreed they would work closely to develop new technologies, including artificial intelligence and sg, within norms "set by democracies not autocracies". those technologies are government by shared democratic norms that we both share. norm said by democracy is not autocracies. —— norms set by. we will work together to provide security five jet networks, to increasing our cooperation and supply chain for critical sectors like semiconductors, to driving research in areas like aia, genomics, quantum computing and much more. —— aia. i'm nowjoined by professor amy catalinac, who's an expert in contemporary japanese politics, in the department of politics at new york university. thank you for coming on the programme. i was a significant moment, the first foreign leader the us decides to visit and meet face—to—face. why do you thinkjapan was chosen? that is a great question. i think often us president select japan among

here isjoe here is joe biden�*s here isjoe biden�*s pledge. here is joe biden's pledge. the united states _ here isjoe biden's pledge. tie: united states sets out on the road to cut greenhouse gases in half, in half by the end of this decade. that's where we're headed a nation. and that's what we can do if we take action to build an economy that's not only more prosperous but healthier, fairer and cleanerfor the entire but healthier, fairer and cleaner for the entire planet. you know, these steps will set america on a path of net zero emissions in the economy there no later by 2050. we're joined now by nathaniel keohane in new york city. he's the senior vice president for climate at environmental defense fund in the us, and served in the white house as special assistant to former president barack 0bama. thank you very much for coming on the programme.— thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you for havin: on the programme. thank you for having me- _ on the programme. thank you for having me. starting _ on the programme. thank you for having me. starting

joe biden has already been targeting those who will pay for this. that is right, he will now in the next coming days have to talk about what does it mean on the other side of the ledger in terms of how are you going to pay for it. his administration and his team had actually been setting out the plan. you had a little bit of a tonight when they talked about how do we make sure that we have a tax structure that is fair. i don't think what we heard tonight that he is actually afraid of taking on the argument of who should pay for a moment when we need to get people back to work and make sure women and families are ok, when we really need to reinvest in our kids, both in terms of childcare schools. so i think he is ready to take this on. of course he is coming of the momentum of really being able to address the vaccinations, really being able to address what america stands for around the world. and so you did really see the sense of an energised biden ready to take on these very big proposals. but then of the day he is a guy from the senate and he is a

my husband, the president of the united states, joe biden! president biden holds a rally in georgia, the first stop on a tour to encourage americans to support his sweeping economic plans. gaunt and visibly diminished, alexei navalny in court via videolink for his first appearance since his hunger strike, accusing president putin of stealing the country's riches. and astonishment as a new gene therapy improves the vision of some patients with a rare inherited eye condition. hello and welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start with some breaking news. because local media quoting emergency services in israel say at least 38 people have been killed in a stampede at a jewish festival. tens of thousands of people had gathered at the foot of mount meron in northern israel to celebrate a jewish holiday. well, emergency services have been treating people at the scene but have found it difficult to evacuate the injured due to dense crowds. media reports initially said a section of stadium seating had collapsed. prime minis

my husband, the president of the united states, joe biden! president biden holds a rally in georgia — the first stop on a tour to encourage americans to support his sweeping economic plans. actor noel clarke denies sexual harassment allegations after newspaper reports led to a suspension from bafta. and astonishment as a new gene therapy improves the vision of some patients with a rare inherited eye condition. hello, welcome. we start with some breaking news, local media quoting emergency services in israel say at least 38 people have been killed in a stampede at a jewish festival. tens of thousands of people had gathered at the foot of mount meron in northern israel to celebrate a jewish holiday. the emergency services have been treating people at the scene, but have found it difficult to evacuate the injured due to dense crowds. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called the incident a "heavy disaster". the annual celebration was closed last year because of the pandemic, and there were concerns raised that despite israel's vaccination p

and it even brought about an extraordinary presidential intervention, joe biden describing how he'd telephoned the floyd family last night. they're a good family, and they're calling for peace and tranquility no matter what that verdict is. i'm praying the verdict is the right verdict, which is... i think it's overwhelming in my view. minneapolis looks like a garrison town. the boots of 3,000 members of the national guard are on the streets. cities across america are boarding up, in the knowledge this verdict will reverberate throughout the land. the spot where george floyd was killed felt early on this morning like the eye of a brewing storm. for activists, this whole area has become a landmark of inequality, a haunting reminder of america's racial breach. will this guilty verdict calm the angry mood? will it bring a sense ofjustice? nick bryant, bbc news, minneapolis. us vice president kamala harris spoke to the american people following the verdict.- spoke to the american people following the verdict. today we feel a sigh _ following the verdict. today we feel a sigh of— following the ver

hear more about that in the state of the union from joe - in the state of the union from joe biden. finalthoughts, observations biden. final thoughts, observations on biden. finalthoughts, observations on the before and after photos of the kane serves as they celebrate their tenth year anniversary? —— the kane richardson i love them. i kane richardson i love them. i camped out for their wedding when i was 17~ _ camped out for their wedding when i was 17~ i_ camped out for their wedding when i was 17. i think they are looking very— was 17. i think they are looking very happy. —— the cambridge is. happy_ very happy. —— the cambridge is. happy marriage. he very happy. -- the cambridge is. happy marriage-— very happy. -- the cambridge is. happy marriage. he is developing a mannificent happy marriage. he is developing a magnificent fore _ happy marriage. he is developing a magnificent fore head _ happy marriage. he is developing a magnificent fore head which - happy marriage. he is developing a magnificent fore head which i - happy marriage. he is developing a magnificent

joe biden had some stern words for his russian counterpart. yes, after months of concentrating on the domestic arena, covid and the economy, joe biden now flexing his international muscles, calling russia provocative for massing those troops on the ukrainian border and inside occupied crimea. russia in return throwing that accusation straight back at washington for sending two warships to the black sea. joe biden is also suggesting the two men should meet for a summit in the coming months in a third country. that could be an interesting encounter given thatjoe interesting encounter given that joe biden interesting encounter given thatjoe biden is already described vladimir putin in the past as soulless and last month he agreed with the journalist who described him as a killer. so that could be a chilly summit when it does happen. but they do have things to talk about, not least climate change, iran and afghanistan. and on afghanistan there is a lot to talk about as the administration today announced it would withdraw all us military from the c

well, here is the pledge by us presidentjoe biden. pledge by us president joe biden. ,, ., , , , biden. the united states sets out on the — biden. the united states sets out on the road _ biden. the united states sets out on the road to _ biden. the united states sets out on the road to cut - biden. the united states sets out on the road to cut our - out on the road to cut our greenhouse gases in half, in half, by the end of this decade. that's where we're headed as a nation. and that's what we can do if we take action to build an economy that is not only more prosperous but healthier, fairer, and cleaner for the entire planet. you know, these steps will set america on a path to net zero emissions in the economy by no later than 2050. earlier i spoke to nathanial colon, the senior vice president for claimant and the environmental defence fund in the us, a non—profit organisation. he was a former white house adviser to barack obama. he says it is a feasible goal. i think i will start by saying the pledge made by president biden, this new target, is both ambitious and achievable. it

the us president, joe biden, is preparing to mark 100 days in office with his first speech to a joint session of congress. he'll call for ambitious changes to the social benefits system, including free pre—school, paid family leave and free community college. britain's electoral commission has launched a formal investigation into how prime minister borisjohnson paid for the refurbishment of his downing street flat. there is growing evidence that the official death toll in india's covid crisis is a massive underestimate. the number of reported deaths is nearly 200,000, but crematorium figures show that number could be twice as high. the apollo 11 astronaut michael collins has died at the age of 90. he orbited the moon in the command module as his crewmates neil armstrong and buzz aldrin walked on the surface in 1969.

is that they would be ——joe biden administration is that they would be —— joe biden administration, if they are to do with the nuclear programme of iran but other sanctions that have been imposed for other issues in the neck and more difficult. so politically and magically for president biden. so there is a lot that needs to be discussed and to get anywhere to make any progress if it is sort of incident is ongoing to make it that much worse. israel has made absolutely clear that it is against the us returning to anything close to the agreement that was cited for 15. this would look to be an try to put a spanner in the works and already a very fragile situation.— and already a very fragile situation. . ~' , ., , . let's look at some of the day's other news. the formerjordanian crown prince, prince hamza, has appeared in public with king abdullah. it's the first time they have been seen together since hamza said he had been placed under house arrest after being warned against undermining the country's stability. they were attending a ceremony to mark 100 years ofjordan�*s independ

still to come: the foreign policy challenges facing joe biden, as he seeks to re—establish the role of the us on the world stage. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high — the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. one of the most successful singer—songwriters of all—time, the american pop star prince, has died at the age of 57. ijust couldn't believe it. i didn't believe it. he wasjust here saturday. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions — a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories at the shame of watergate. and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery, with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. welcome back. you're watching bbc news. and a reminder of our top story today. india's health care system buckles, as a record surge in covid cases puts pressure on hospital beds and life—saving supplies. when he took office, president biden said he w

joe biden also made a plea with lawmakers to work together to get things done. let's agree on what we can, he told them. fine words, but in divided america they are likely to fall on deaf ears. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. a judge has said the health secretary matt hancock must provide more information to a campaign group that's taking him to court over ppe contracts awarded during the pandemic. the good law project, which has taken action against mr hancock, said it was unable to fairly mount a challenge because "critical information" had not been disclosed by the government. the government disputes that — and the case as a whole. new data released this afternoon by the environment agency has shown that excess levels of hydrogen sulphide are still being released from a landfill site in staffordshire. although public health england says it's unlikely to cause long—term health problems, it's making life a misery for people who live nearby. phil mackie reports. this is walley's quarry in silverdale. it's used as a landfill site, and here's the problem —

biden is wildly expend them and joe biden is now shuffling the money because congress has not authorised it but he can take it from different programmes. three different points in this announcement today to get more money to these programmes. exactly. touching on that point briefly, he is not going to congress and if he tried to go through congress, let's face it, other presidents have tried and failed. there it is not an appetite for it. there it is not an appetite for it. there is a huge appetite but there is, we are like any 50—50 congress right now. 0r is, we are like any 50—50 congress right now. or send it right now. we have joe right now. or send it right now. we havejoe mention from right now. or send it right now. we have joe mention from west right now. or send it right now. we havejoe mention from west virginia and a couple of have joe mention from west virginia and a couple of other key senators from red states that when i go along. we also have something called along. we also have something called a filibuster. we are moving much more in much closer. ——joe mnechin. t

so we have got joe biden _ up the sectors of the future. so we have got joe biden setting - up the sectors of the future. so we have got joe biden setting that - have gotjoe biden setting that trajectory as help it was saying but will republicans genuinely get on board? because they can see the countries, india and china, are not making those similar pledges. even canada. so how... what is the political will for this?- political will for this? first of all, i political will for this? first of all. i would _ political will for this? first of all, i would if _ political will for this? first of all, i would if the _ political will for this? first of all, i would if the size - political will for this? first of all, i would if the size that i political will for this? first of. all, i would if the size that china has been — all, i would if the size that china has been and is doing a lot. they are not— has been and is doing a lot. they are not doing enough but it is absolutely wrong to suggest as some do that— absolutely wrong to suggest as

joe biden also made a plea with lawmakers to work together to get things done. let's agree on what we can, he told them. fine words, but in divided america they're likely to fall on deaf ears. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has appeared in court in moscow via videolink — the first time he has been seen in public since ending his 2a day hunger strike. he launched a scathing attack on president putin calling him an emperor with no clothes whose crown was slipping. at the same time, another court in moscow was clamping down on mr navalny�*s supporters, as sarah rainsford reports. his head close shaven and face gaunt, this is the first glimpse of alexei navalny since his three—week hunger strike. the opposition politician transformed as a prisoner. this video link to court is now his only platform. the one official camera won't film his speech but audio does get out. and today navalny denounced vladimir putin as a president whose only care is clinging to power eternally. but since navalny�*s arrest, the pressure

in the middle of a pandemic, major league baseball put the wishes of stacey abrams and joe biden ahead of the economic well—being of hard—working georgians, who were counting on the all—star game for a paycheque. i asked sports analyst eric mitchell why the professional baseball league made this decision. major league baseball, this isn't something new for them to make a statement. they made a statement this past summer, when they spoke out about george floyd and breonna taylor. they said they would not tolerate racial injustice or any racial inequality, so for them to pull this out, this comes after the commissioner had a very long conversation with players current and past, and other organisations at other clubs, to make it very clear that they did not stand behind this. they are just following along what we watched the nba do in 2017 when, in north carolina, they passed laws targeting discrimination of the lgbtq community. so major league baseballjust reacted like the nba did and put their foot in the... their toe the pond, as i like to say, and touched the waters of socialjus

biden. there is a much greater emphasis on racial justice and i understand that mr biden will be talking about police reform during his first speech to congress on wednesday of this week. i think that is usually significant and of course as you mentioned, it is less than a week now since a very similar enquiry, investigation was launched into the activities of the minneapolis police department following the conviction of the white police officer, of the murder of george floyd and the trial dominating television coverage for the past few weeks. and very much in people's mines. we now have two investigations, not into the specifics of a specific case but into the general activities of a police department, unconstitutional use of force, use of force not only in terms of individuals and police officers responding to a crime but also force against protesters involved in many of the protest that we have seen on the streets over the past year. on the streets over the past ear. �* ~ . ~' on the st

the us will announce its planned emissions reductions at a joe biden climate summit next week. he admitted... it's not easy for any country. we all face this challenge. but europe has set a goal of 55% reduction. the uk has set a goal of 68% reduction. so we are evaluating right now what we ourselves can do. china's already the world's top new factor of wind turbines and solar panels. thejoint statement said finance must shift towards renewables, away from coal. environmentalists say the statement is positive, but warned that tackling climate change will need all nations to strive much harder. roger harrabin, bbc news. a look at our latest headlines... the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack three years ago are being sought by police in the czech republic. a senior conservative mp warns borisjohnson he'll lose the support of the so—called red wall voters in former labour seats — unless he resolves the row about lobbying. cannon fires. a day of refelection for members of the royal family, after the queen and the nation bid farewell to t

major league baseball, coca—cola and delta may be scared of stacey abrams and joe biden and the left, but i am not, and we are not. the former crown prince ofjordan says he's been placed under house arrest as part of a crackdown on critics of the government. street protests in germany against strict covid measures — as the country's president appeals for national unity. to myanmar now, where ten ethnic rebel groups have thrown their support behind people protesting against the military coup. this comes as the military launched further air strikes in myanmar�*s eastern karen state, killing 12 civilians according to the karen national union which controls large parts of the state. it accused the ruling military junta of pushing myanmar towards all—out civil war. another armed group, the kachin independence army, has urged disaffected soldiers to join them. we spoke to poppy mcpherson, reuter�*s myanmar bureau chief, who gave us an update on the refugee situation there. a lot of them tried to go to thailand, to cross the border, they have been stopped and are living on the few su

the us will announce its planned emissions reductions at a joe biden climate summit next week. he admitted... it�*s not easy for any country. we all face this challenge. but europe has set a goal of 55% reduction. the uk has set a goal of 68% reduction. so we are evaluating right now what we ourselves can do. china�*s already the world�*s top new factor of wind turbines and solar panels. thejoint statement said finance must shift towards renewables, away from coal. environmentalists say the statement is positive, but warned that tackling climate change will need all nations to strive much harder. roger harrabin, bbc news. supporters of the jailed russian opposition activist, alexei navalny, have said he could die within days. doctors say blood tests indicate he�*s at risk of both kidney and heart failure. mr navalny is on hunger strike, because he�*s not being allowed access to his own medical team. speaking on the andrew marr show russia�*s ambassador to uk, andrei kelin, was asked if mr navalny would be allowed to die in prison. of course he will not be allowed to

biden, look at me, talk to me. despite the diplomatic tit—for—tat that we have been seeing here, us sanctions against russia and russian sanctions against the us, talks and the possibility of a summit, there is a possibility but for that to happen, there must be an escalation in tension and the concern is that in europe, nato and america, russia's actions are destabilising the situation. steve rosenberg reporting. meanwhile, escalating tensions between ukraine and russia have been the focus of international talks between ukraine's president and the leaders of france and germany. volodymyr zelensky has been anxious to increase international support following the recent build—up of russian troops along ukraine's eastern border and in crimea. there have been tensions between russia and ukraine ever since russia annexed crimea in april 2014, and russian—backed forces seized a large swathe of eastern ukraine's donetsk and luhansk regions — coloured in turquoise here. a ceasefire was negotiated in 2015, but it

peter, joe biden has been determined to draw a contrast with his experience of covid to his predecessor, donald trump. how worried do you think the federal authorities are in the us about vaccination rates, what might be called vaccine resistance? i think it's clear that _ called vaccine resistance? i think it's clear that this _ called vaccine resistance? i think it's clear that this announcement called vaccine resistance? i think. it's clear that this announcement is in large part offering an incentive to people to get the vaccination. now the president has talked about there being a stunning progress in there being a stunning progress in the past few weeks, as far as the roll—out of the vaccine is concerned— and it is very true that things have gone very well across the country, with aboutjust under a third of all americans having had both their vaccination shots and just over 50% having had one. in the incentive is that you can get back to some semblance of normality, you can not wear a mask and go out in public outside, and meet a group of friends. clearly the point is that, if

biden's like him amtrak is something that is pretty close tojoe biden's heart. he travelled on what's called the train _ he travelled on what's called the train that— he travelled on what's called the train that goes up and down the northeast— train that goes up and down the northeast corridor of the united states— northeast corridor of the united states from delaware to washington when he _ states from delaware to washington when he was a senator. he used to call him _ when he was a senator. he used to call him amtrakjoe, in fact. so this is— call him amtrakjoe, in fact. so this is him _ call him amtrakjoe, in fact. so this is him sort of paying tribute to that — this is him sort of paying tribute to that service which he used on a regular— to that service which he used on a regular basis to travel millions of mites _ regular basis to travel millions of mites it — regular basis to travel millions of miles. it you are right, this is a much _ miles. it you are right, this is a much wider— miles. it you are right, this is a much wider campaign he i

joe biden also made a plea with lawmakers to work together to get things done. let's agree on what we can, he told them. fine words, but in divided america they're likely to fall on deaf ears. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. we can cross live to georgia and our correspondent at the rally larry madowo. larry, the president marks 100 days in office, and also trying to sell this for trillion dollar plan to the american people. i gather he has just arrived there where you are. he has just arrived there where you are. he: hasjust arrived. just arrived there where you are. he hasjust arrived. you should be has just arrived. you should be speaking any moment now. here outside where he is speaking at the drive—in rally, there are supporters of the former president to her here to express their displeasure. they have signs, one of them says biden lied and jobs died. another says thanks for nothing, biden. that's the opposition he is facing. they are not onboard with this plan. the white house and biden team are hoping that his plan is much more popular with the rest of

americans, as joe biden would put it, want to hear?— it, want to hear? yes, he is taking a big gamble- _ it, want to hear? yes, he is taking a big gamble- he _ it, want to hear? yes, he is taking a big gamble. he ran _ it, want to hear? yes, he is taking a big gamble. he ran as _ it, want to hear? yes, he is taking a big gamble. he ran as a - it, want to hear? yes, he is taking i a big gamble. he ran as a moderate candidate, talked about unity and bipartisanship. now he is in power he is going for it. he will spend as much as he can. he is limited, he cannot pass legislation without republican help and they will give him no help. bill republican help and they will give him no help-— republican help and they will give himnohel.�* ., ,,, him no help. all he can do is spend. is he him no help. all he can do is spend. is he going — him no help. all he can do is spend. is he going to _ him no help. all he can do is spend. is he going to get — him no help. all he can do is spend. is he going to get no _ him no help. all he can do is spend. is he going

the us will announce its planned emissions reductions at a joe biden climate summit next week. he admitted... it's not easy for any country. we all face this challenge. but europe has set a goal of 55% reduction. the uk has set a goal of 68% reduction. so we are evaluating right now what we ourselves can do. china's already the world's top new factor of wind turbines and solar panels. thejoint statement said finance must shift towards renewables, away from coal. environmentalists say the statement is positive, but warned that tackling climate change will need all nations to strive much harder. roger harrabin, bbc news. conspiracy theories about coronavirus vaccines and the pandemic have spiked on social media in recent months. what is it like to believe these theories — and then to reject the online movement with which you've been involved? our specialist reporter marianna spring spoke to one woman about her experiences. conspiracy theories, including about vaccines, have boomed on social media during the pandemic and family and friends of those who believe them have been voi

nevertheless, joe biden, by using this language twice, calling this a genocide twice in his statement on armenian remembrance day, is a huge departure for any us president. he is the first president to actually use the term and officially acknowledge that the events of 1915 were, in fact, a genocide. the indonesian navy says a submarine that went missing with 53 sailors on board has sunk — and that debris from the vessel has been found. it follows an extensive search of an area north of bali, where the vessel went missing earlier this week. here's richard galpin. this submarine, the nanggala 402, disappeared four days ago. on board, 53 crew members taking part in a torpedo exercise off the coast of bali. contact was lost after the crew asked for permission to dive. a major operation to find the stricken submarine was launched, with malaysia and australian ships amongst those helping. today it became clear all was lost. the indonesian navy chief yudo margono told a news conference the submarine had sunk 850 metres down from the surface. but the hull could only withstand the pressure

joe biden pledged to cut us emissions by half by the end of this decade — but he warned his country couldn't take action alone. he told world leaders that scientists were calling this the "decisive decade" for tackling climate change and action was needed now. this graph shows how global carbon emissions have risen over the years — they were still relatively low until the mid—20th century. the latest figures show the countries who are the biggest emitters are china, the us and india. 0ur science editor, david shukman, has this report. the more the world heats up, the more dangerous it becomes, that is what this is all about. more intense flooding in the uk are many parts of the world is more likely. while in some regions, like central america, the big fear is droughts getting even worse. failed harvests are already forcing thousands to leave their homes. mil already forcing thousands to leave their homes-_ already forcing thousands to leave their homes. �* ., ., , their homes. all of a sudden, we can see the whole... _ their homes. all of a sudden, we can see the whole... that _ their

meeting online, joe biden pledged to cut us emissions by at least 50% by 2030, but says he can't do it alone. scientists say urgent action is needed to avoid more frequent fires, floods and extreme weather. this is the decisive decade. this is a decade we must make decisions that will avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis. but there were no new commitments from two of the biggest polluters, china and india. also tonight... india's covid crisis — hospitals are running out of oxygen — some in delhi have none left, as the country records the world's highest ever number of new infections in a day. newsreel: these are men who are responsible - for the observance of the blockade. the black and asian soldiers who died fighting for the british empire in world war one — the prime minister offers an unreserved apology for the failures to properly commemorate them. and are they sowing the seeds of change? the conservative council that labour is trying to win back after 15 years. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel — leicester city take on west bromwich albion i

joe biden described the duke as a "heck of a guy". the president of china also sent his condolences to queen elizabeth. the australian prime minister said the duke's life had been one of service, loyalty and honour. shaimaa khalil reports from sydney. honouring a life of duty and service. a sign of respect for a man who, for decades, has had a long and enduring relationship with this country. the prime minister paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh, whose presence, he said, was a reminder of the stability needed in a world that can often be uncertain. memories of him will, of course, tell stories of his candour and a unique and forceful and authentic personality. but above all, he was a man who was steadfast, who could be relied upon, always standing by his queen. prince philip's military services first brought him here in 1940. but it was in 1954 that he arrived alongside the newly crowned queen elizabeth on an historic visit — the first by a reigning monarch to australia. newsreel voiceover: troops and representatives of many i au

joe biden has pledged to more than halve the united states�* carbon emissions by the end of the decade. the president set the ambitious target during a global video summit, with many other world leaders also promising to make big reductions. hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of a young black man who was shot dead by police in the us city of minneapolis. daunte wright was killed during a routine traffic stop. the service in minneapolis heard impassioned appeals for police reform. now on bbc news, it�*s panaroma. tonight on panorama... forgive us all that is past... the church of england�*s broken promises on race and racism... there's a culture of fear where people pretend to be ok, but they're really battling. it makes you feel invisible. it makes you feel absolutely powerless. we speak to clergy claiming discrimination... why would you, on a letter which is asking for a job . opportunity, why would you draw attention to my ethnicity? - the church�*s former top advisor on race relations... based on the racial reckoning of the church, i�*m afraid they�*ve abysmall

biden�*s election victory. this time, however, the capitol building was quiet. congress is on easter recess and most of its politicians are out of town. the suspect has been named as 25—year—old noah greene, an african—american who described himself on social media as a follower of the black nationalist group nation of islam. officials say they have yet to establish a motive for the attack. it came only days after officials started removing a fence put in place following the uprising in january. a week ago, the driver would not have been able to get as close to the building as he did. there had also been talk of reducing the thousands of national guard officers who were drafted in, some of whom found themselves deployed once again. lawmakers will have to decide whether they remain, and whether the fences should go back up. but as flags at the white house were lowered, some were posing a broader question — how to maintain an open democracy when so many people seem to want to cause it harm. david willis,

biden�*s proposing a pretty drastic increase in the corporate tax after donald trump cut it. opposed to that kind of a tax increase to pay for it. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll hear from our china correspondent who's relocated from beijing to taiwan, following threats and pressure from the chinese authorities. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worst, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs, and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel where he had been addressing a trade union conference. a small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become - a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians| wished it had never been built. the eiffel towers's- birthday is being marked by a reâ€

joe biden�*s first overseas trip as us president will be to the uk for the g7 summit in cornwall injune. that will be followed by a nato summit in brussels, as he seeks to reassert america�*s global leadership amid rising tensions with china and russia. in recent weeks, both have escalated military activity around taiwan and ukraine respectively. our world affairs editor john simpson has this assessment of the challenge facing the us president. gunshot. 0n russia�*s border with ukraine, confrontation suddenly turns into open warfare, but does russia really intend to invade, given that ukraine has the backing of america and europe? 5000 miles away, a chinese air force video shows theirjets racing across the sea near taiwan, the island which broke away from communist china in 1949. the question is — will china actually invade? what links russia�*s moves on ukraine and china�*s moves on taiwan? it�*s this man. joe biden is hugely experienced in foreign affairs, but america isn�*t any longer the power it once was. the kremlin is very clearly trying to test the new us administr