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Newsday
28/10/2021 04:06 GMT : BBC poll on climate: growing support for strong action
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The desire to see ambitious goals has risen substantially since the Paris agreement in 2015, according to a BBC-commissioned poll. Show more
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Newsday
28/10/2021 05:06 GMT : Climate change poll: increasing public concern over inaction
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Concern about climate change is at its highest since pollsters began tracking the issue in 1998. Show more
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Newsday
28/10/2021 06:06 GMT : BBC poll: Popular support for strong action against climate change
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BBC poll: concern about climate change is at its highest since pollsters began tracking the issue in 1998. Show more
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The Inquiry
Do climate conferences make a difference?
23 minutes
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COP 26 is just around the corner and hopes are high that nations will act to cut CO2 emissions. But the pandemic may limit what can be achieved. Presented by Tanya Beckett Show more
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But signing on the dotted line could mean your life is no longer your own. Show more
Witness History
The child climate activist of the 1990s
9 minutes
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Severn Cullis-Suzuki was only 12-years old when she urged world leaders to act on the environment in a speech at the 1992 UN Earth Summit in Rio. Show more
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Extreme heat and a raging fire. A small community watches their town go up in flames. Show more
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New evidence on the benefits of mixing and matching doses of different Covid vaccines. And are oat and soy milks as nutritious as cow’s milk? Show more
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Looking at the history of an invention many of us take for granted and exploring how social attitudes to people who wear glasses have changed over time. Show more
How a Hawaiian-born wrestler stormed the traditional world of Japanese sumo in the 1980s. Show more
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The Food Chain
Selassie Atadika: My life in five dishes
35 minutes
on BBC World ServiceAvailable for over a year
The humanitarian aid worker-turned chef trying to empower a continent through its food. Show more
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Outlook
Miss Pat: The Chinese-Jamaican matriarch of reggae
41 minutes
on BBC World ServiceAvailable for over a year
Patricia Chin aka Miss Pat and her husband started off selling used records from a grocery store. They would go on to build one of the biggest reggae music labels in the world. Show more
Witness History
The child climate activist of the 1990s
9 minutes
on BBC World ServiceAvailable for over a year
Severn Cullis-Suzuki was only 12-years old when she urged world leaders to act on the environment in a speech at the 1992 UN Earth Summit in Rio. Show more
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The world's Newsroom brings you global events as they happen
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Newshour
28/10/2021 13:06 GMT: Some UN forests emit more carbon dioxide than they absorb
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New research shows that several UN-protected forests are now emitting more carbon dioxide than they can absorb, mostly because of wildfires. Show more
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The Inquiry
Do climate conferences make a difference?
23 minutes
on BBC World ServiceAvailable for over a year
COP 26 is just around the corner and hopes are high that nations will act to cut CO2 emissions. But the pandemic may limit what can be achieved. Presented by Tanya Beckett Show more
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World Business Report
First broadcast 28/10/2021 14:32 GMT : US Economy Slows
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America's economy slowed down dramatically over the past three months. Show more
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BBC OS
2021/10/28 16:06 GMT: Climate change: Oil executives testify before US congress
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Oil executives are facing congressional hearing over climate disinformation Show more
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Witness History
The child climate activist of the 1990s
9 minutes
on BBC World ServiceAvailable for over a year
Severn Cullis-Suzuki was only 12-years old when she urged world leaders to act on the environment in a speech at the 1992 UN Earth Summit in Rio. Show more
The latest five minute news bulletin from BBC World Service.
The world's Newsroom brings you global events as they happen
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BBC sports correspondents tell the story behind today's top sporting news, with interviews and reports from across the world.
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Science In Action
Can we still avoid climate catastrophe?
26 minutes
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The UNEP Emissions Gap Report shows we are still on track for “climate catastrophe”. Also, indigenous forests in New Zealand, climate adaptation in India, and women in STEM. Show more
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Oil executives in the US face congress over climate change Show more
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The Inquiry
Do climate conferences make a difference?
23 minutes
on BBC World ServiceAvailable for over a year
COP 26 is just around the corner and hopes are high that nations will act to cut CO2 emissions. But the pandemic may limit what can be achieved. Presented by Tanya Beckett Show more
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The world's Newsroom brings you global events as they happen
BBC Sport brings you all the latest stories and results from around the world.
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Looking at the history of an invention many of us take for granted and exploring how social attitudes to people who wear glasses have changed over time. Show more
How a Hawaiian-born wrestler stormed the traditional world of Japanese sumo in the 1980s. Show more
The latest five minute news bulletin from BBC World Service.
Business Matters
Big oil grilled by Congress
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Leaders of major Western oil companies are facing a grilling in front of the US Congress Show more
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World Football
Koeman's departure and Padova's Niko Kirwan
30 minutes
on BBC World ServiceAvailable for over a year
New Zealand's Niko Kirwan talks about his sporting family and first international goal. Plus, is Xavi the right coach for Barcelona? Show more
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Outlook
Miss Pat: The Chinese-Jamaican matriarch of reggae
41 minutes
on BBC World ServiceAvailable for over a year
Patricia Chin aka Miss Pat and her husband started off selling used records from a grocery store. They would go on to build one of the biggest reggae music labels in the world. Show more
Witness History
The child climate activist of the 1990s
9 minutes
on BBC World ServiceAvailable for over a year
Severn Cullis-Suzuki was only 12-years old when she urged world leaders to act on the environment in a speech at the 1992 UN Earth Summit in Rio. Show more
The latest five minute news bulletin from BBC World Service.
The world's Newsroom brings you global events as they happen
The latest two minute news summary from BBC World Service.
