prime minister boris johnson's hunt for new trade partners has turned to africa but his past comments on the continent as well as double standards when it comes to commerce there are raising fresh questions shouting at once daschle reports. prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to re-establish and boost post threats at business relations and his efforts to woo he's hosted the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african leaders though interestingly it was on a much smaller scale conducted his counterparts in russia and india china boris johnson's affair was slightly more intimate hosting just $21.00 of the nation's representatives though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge there were various competitors when it comes to investing in africa's economy but said that britain in fact would lead the way and nobody could match britain's quote breadth and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the u

prime minister boris johnson's hunt for new trade partners has turned to africa but his past comments on the continent as well as double standards when it comes to all raising questions. reports from london prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to re-establish boost post bricks at business relations and it is to do he's host of the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african leaders though interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than back to his counterparts in russia and india china boris johnson's affair was slightly more intimate hosting just $21.00 of the nation's representatives though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge there were various competitors when it comes to investing in africa's economy but said that britain in fact would lead the way and nobody could match britain's quote breadth and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the united kingdom. we will be able to attract

as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the united kingdom by putting people before possible . we will be able to attract the best talent from around the world wherever they may be so boris johnson they're saying will put people before passports but that small so apart from his former rhetoric that he spouted way back in 2002 in fact he referred to africa as a blot and even refused to acknowledge the role of britain's colonial past when it comes to the continent's economic problems the continent may be a blot but it is not a broad support our conscience the problem is not that we once in charge but that we are not in charge anymore now at the summit boris johnson made even further beneficial pledges to the african leaders he called for an immediate end to the u.k. taxpayers' money going anywhere near any coal mining industries in the region and it's all to do with the drive towards ending climate change from today the british government will no longer provide any new direct official development assistance dismissable

as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the united kingdom. schools. we will be able to attract the best talent from around the world wherever they may be so boris johnson they're saying will put people before passports but that small so apart from his former rhetoric that he spouted way back in 2002 in fact he referred to africa as a blot and even refused to acknowledge the role of britain's colonial past when it comes to the continent's economic problems the continent may be a blot but it is not a broad support our conscience the problem is not that we once in charge but that we are not in charge anymore now at the summit boris johnson made even further beneficial pledges to the african leaders he called for an immediate end to the u.k. taxpayers' money going anywhere near any coal mining industries in the region and it's all to do with the drive towards ending climate change from today the british government will no longer provide any new direct official development assistance dismissible critical. for thermal coa

as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the united kingdom. we will be able to attract the best talent from around the world wherever they may be so boris johnson they're saying will put people before passports but that small so apart from his former rhetoric that he spouted way back in 2002 in fact he referred to africa as a lot and even refused to acknowledge the role of britain's colonial past when it comes to the continent's economic problems the continent may be a blot but it is not a broad support our conscience the problem is not that we once in charge but that we are not in charge anymore now at the summit boris johnson 1 made even further beneficial pledges to the african leaders he called for an immediate end to the u.k. taxpayers' money going anywhere near any coal mining industries in the region and it's all to do with the drive towards ending climate change from today the british government will no longer provide any new direct official development assistance and dismissable critical. for thermal coal mi

as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the united kingdom by putting people before possibles we will be able to attract the best talent from around the world wherever they may be so boris johnson they're saying will put people before passports but that small so apart from his former rhetoric that he spouted way back in 2002 in fact he referred to africa as a blot and even refused to acknowledge the role of britain's colonial past when it comes to the continent's economic problems the continent may be a blot but it is not a blood supply mark conscience the problem is not that we once in charge but that we are not in charge anymore now at the summit boris johnson made even further beneficial pledges to the african leaders he called for an immediate end to the u.k. taxpayers' money going anywhere near any coal mining industries in the region and it's all to do with the drive towards ending climate change from today the british government will no longer provide any new direct official development assistance investment i

prime minister boris johnson's hunt for new trade partners has turned to africa but his past comments on the continent as well as double standards when it comes to comment are raising fresh questions soledad was reports from london. prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to re-establish boost post bret's at business relations and it is after its to do his house at the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african leaders though interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than back to his counterparts in russia and india china boris johnson's affair was slightly more intimate hosting just $21.00 of the nation's representatives though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge there were various competitors when it comes to investing in africa's economy but said that britain in fact would lead the way and nobody could match britain's quote breadth and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the united

as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the united kingdom. we will be able to attract the best talent from around the world wherever they may be so boris johnson they're saying will put people before passports but that small so apart from his former rhetoric that he spouted way back in 2002 in fact he referred to africa as a lot and even refused to acknowledge the role of britain's colonial past when it comes to the continent's economic problems the continent may be a blot but it is not a broad support our conscience the problem is not that we once in charge but that we are not in charge anymore now at the summit boris johnson made even further beneficial pledges to the african leaders he called for an immediate end to the u.k. taxpayers' money going anywhere near any coal mining industries in the region and it's all to do with the drive towards ending climate change from today the british government will no longer provide any new direct official development assistance investment it's been critically pollution for t

prime minister boris johnson's hunt for new trade partners has turned to africa but his past comments on the continent as well as double stoner's when it comes to commerce there are raising fresh questions. the reports prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to re-establish and boost post threats at business relations and his efforts to woo he's hosted the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african leaders though interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than back to his counterparts in russia and indeed china boris johnson's affair was slightly more intimate hosting just $21.00 of the nation's representatives though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge there were various competitors when it comes to investing in africa's economy but said that britain in fact would lead the way and nobody could match britain's quote bret's and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the united kingdom. we w

prime minister boris johnson's hunt for new trade partners has led him to africa but his policy comments on the continent as well as double standards when it comes to call must have a raising fresh questions at once dashti brands to report. prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to re-establish and boost post brett set business relations and his efforts to woo he's hosted the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african leaders though interestingly it was on a much smaller scale conduct of his counterparts in russia and indeed china boris johnson's affair was slightly more intimate hosting just $21.00 of the nation's representatives though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge there were various competitors when it comes to investing in africa's economy but said that britain in fact would lead the way and nobody could match britain's quote breadth and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the uni

boris johnson looks to oppose. the 1st of a u.k. africa investment summit despite past comments about the continent that were far from glowing. a very warm welcome to you watching r.t. international with me. now the u.k. on to doping agency has said it's refusing to provide the global doping watchdog wada with case some polls from british run as a request for the materials came as part of an ongoing drugs investigation into the nike oregon project harvey discussed the issue with are. talking about a 4 time olympic gold champion a 6 time world champion in athletics a runner from great britain and he's one of the biggest athletes of the modern generation now there has been speculation for quite some time that such a success story may have been somehow tainted by the use of performance in hands and drugs of beauties as we know them but obviously that was speculation until last year one of the coaches of the former coach of alberto salazar of the oregon project was slapped with a 4 year by the u.s. and i don't. agency for allegedly dopi

let's hear more now about the uk africa summit which boris johnson hear more now about the uk africa summit which borisjohnson addressed this morning. the prime minister set out his hopes for post—brexit trade to african heads of state, and suggested that britain would become more open to migrants from their continent. he said he looked forward to working together closely with african nations. the uk has a vitaljob in continuing to convince people across the continent we are notjust to convince people across the continent we are not just a to convince people across the continent we are notjust a great friend and ally, a reliable ally, but also the people you should be doing business with. we have no divine right to that business. this isa divine right to that business. this is a competitive world. you have many suitors. some of you may be off shortly to sample the delights of davos. but look today at what we have to offer. look around the world today and you will swiftly see that of the uk is not only the obvious partner of choice, we are also very much the partner of tomorrow and

boris johnson the prime minister is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to restore bush post bricks at business relations in his attempt to will he's hosting the u.k. african summit right here in london and dressing several african nations but interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than that of his counterparts like that of russia and china this time around for a strong sense it's a much more intimate affair hosting just $21.00 african countries though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge the competition coming from various other nations when it comes to investing in africa's economy but insisted that no one can match britain's quote breath and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as the best partner for africa he also mentioned the change to the immigration system which he hopes will attract africa's best talents we in the u.k. have a very to jordan continuing to convince people across the continent that we're not just a great friend and ally a reliable ally but also the people you should be doing business with you'll be pleased to hear my friend

of course this is down to break said british boris johnson thinks that quick trade deals can be made with african countries he may have another thing coming to him of course china is notable for its massive trade investment strategies in africa they've been going on for more than a decade actually they've been going on for centuries but of course in the new chinese error they have been continuing where the british companies with their colonial reputations with their reputations for linkages between themselves an arms deals and appalling mining mining scandals are regarding british companies is another matter similarly there are british troops in mali there is a strong british military presence so how the military presence the scandals over mining over the colonial inheritance how these all feature in a sudden easy quick fix to brics it problems as regards britain's trade deficit will have to wonder about that beyond the arguable bluster of today's meetings. iran is threatening to quit a global nuclear nonproliferation treaty and to preventing the spread of nuclear weapons and signed

africa summit of the meeting comes as british prime minister boris johnson seeks to establish new trading relationships for the post brics it. became to be wooed given the stakes in numbers smaller than their host may have hoped for . the 1st ever u.k. africa summit is being attended by leaders from 16 as of africa has 54 countries. the backdrop to the event the bracks of countdown just over a week until britain leaves the european union and a year before it officially exits the e.u. customs union and single market british prime minister boris johnson determined to strike new deals in the world's most rapidly expanding continent more than half the world's fastest 15 fastest growing economies are enough for 2 thirds of africa african economies are expanding faster than the global average africa is the future and the u.k. has a huge an active role to play in that future but the u.k. is far from the only country vying for business its annual trading relationship with africa amounts to some $46000000000.00 compare that to china's 280000000000 and you get an idea of just has stiff competition

africa summit of the meeting comes as british prime minister boris johnson seeks to establish new trading relationships for the post brics it. became to be wooed given the stakes in numbers smaller than their host may have hoped for . the 1st ever u.k. africa summit is being attended by leaders from 16 as of africa has 54 countries. the backdrop to the event the bracks of countdown just over a week until britain leaves the european union and a year before it officially accepts the e.u. customs union and single market british prime minister boris johnson determined to strike new deals in the world's most rapidly expanding continent more than half the world's fastest 15 fastest growing economies are now for 2 thirds of africa african economies are expanding faster than the global average africa is the future . the u.k. has a huge active role to play in that future but the u.k. is far from the only country vying for business its annual trading relationship with africa amounts to some $46000000000.00 compare that to china's 208000000000 and you get an idea of just has stiff competition is. on

while prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive to try and reestablish and boost post breck's it business relations so in his 1st attempt to woo he's hosting the u.k. africa summit right to in london addressing several african nation leaders but interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than the counterparts like similar events hosted by russia or china boris johnson's affair was slightly more intimate hosting just $21.00 african nations being represented here at the summit in london that kid to his pitch though was yes acknowledging various other competitors when it comes to investing in africa and economy of the continent but actually saying that there was no match quite like britain in his quote they have being the breadth and depth of expertise so while presenting the u.k. as africa's best partner and friendship one of his key and tyson messages was all about the change to the immigration system here in the united kingdom suggesting that he hopes that it would attract africa's best talent. in the u.k. have a very to jordan continuing to convince people acro

with rex it's now a certainty the british prime minister boris johnson is looking to find the country new friends and it seems his focus is turning to africa the 1st ever u.k. africa investment summit was held in london on monday saudi edwards daschle reports . barra's johnson the prime minister is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to restore bush and boost post bricks at business relations in his attempt to worm his host in the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african nations but interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than that of his counterparts like that of russia and china this time around for a strong sense it's a much more intimate affair hosting just 21 african countries though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge the competition coming from various other nations when it comes to investing in africa's economy but insisted that no one can match britain's quote breath and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as the best partner for africa he also mentioned the change to the immigration system which he hopes will a

you mentioned public services boris johnson sees private investment as a key to african investment despite of course of the alleged scandals regarding mining and workers' rights how do you see privatization and the private sectors being key in solving the inequality problem you've identified thank you for bringing in the gender dimension let me just you know one data. economy which women and girls do which is looking after children elderly the sick taking care of the households is $10.00 trillion dollars and willing and this is 3 times the global take industry so that's the level of exploitation of women and girls that we're looking at and it's fairly clear that the private sector has an important role in the future of the globe in terms of ensuring that they're not doing any harm but i think it's also very critical to ensure that there are public services are done by the state so whether it's education health care we should not be substituting these fundamental services basic needs and basic rights by the private sector so as to why things have got so much worse and why they're getting wo

you mentioned public services boris johnson sees private investment as a key to african investment despite of course of the alleged scandals regarding mining and workers' rights how do you see privatization and the private sectors being key in solving the inequality problem you've identified thank you for bringing in the gender dimension let me just you know one data. can economy which women and girls do which is looking after children elderly the sick taking care of the households is $10.00 trillion dollars and willie and this is 3 times the global take industry so that's the level of exploitation of women and girls that we're looking at and it's fairly clear that the. private sector has an important role in the future of the globe in terms of ensuring that they're not doing any harm but i think it's also very critical to ensure that the public services are done by the state so whether it's education health care we should not be substituting these fundamental services basic needs and basic rights by the private sector so as to why things have got so much worse and why they're getting wors

you mentioned public services boris johnson sees private investment as a key to african investment despite of course of the alleged scandals regarding mining and workers' rights how do you see privatization and the private sectors being key in solving the inequality problem you've identified thank you for bringing in the gender dimension let me just you know one data. can economy which women and girls do which is looking after children held early this taking care of the households is $10.00 trillion dollars and willing and this is 3 times the global take industry so that's the level of exploitation of women and girls that we're looking at and it's fairly clear that the private sector has an important role in the future of the group in terms of ensuring that they're not doing any harm but i think it's also very critical to ensure that the public services are done by the state so whether it's education health care we should not be substituting these fundamental services basic needs and basic rights by the private sector so as to why things have got so much worse and why they're getting worse

you mentioned public services boris johnson sees private investment as a key to african investment despite of course of the alleged scandals regarding mining and workers' rights how do you see privatization and the private sectors being key in solving the inequality problem you've identified thank you for bringing in the gender dimension let me just you know one data. economy which women and girls do which is looking after children elderly the sick taking care of the households is $10.00 trillion dollars and willing and this is 3 times the global take industry so that's the level of exploitation of women and girls that we're looking at and it's fairly clear that the private sector has an important role in the future of the globe in terms of ensuring that they're not doing any harm but i think it's also very critical to ensure that the public services are done by the state so whether it's education health care we should not be substituting these fundamental services basic needs and basic rights by the private sector. so as to why things have got so much worse and why they're getting worse i

and boris johnson looks to a post breaks it britain as he hosts the 1st ever at u.k. africa investment summit. for wildlife going to use headquarters where it's just past 2 in the morning you're watching r.t. international welcome to the program we start with this u.k. anti doping agency has said it's refusing to provide the global doping watchdog wada the key samples from british run its requests for the materials came as part of an ongoing drugs investigation into the night oregon project harvey discussed the story without he's elected. talking about a 4 time olympic gold champion a 6 time world champion in athletics a runner from great britain and he's one of the biggest athletes of the modern generation now there has been speculation for quite some time that such a success story may have been somehow tainted by the use of performance in hands and hands and drugs of b.d.s. as we know them but obviously that was speculation until last year the former coach of more alberto salazar of the oregon project was slapped with a 4 year ban by the u.s. anti-doping agency for

we will be able to attract the best talent from around the world wherever they may be so boris johnson said that he won't put people before passports but these words from the prime minister of very different in fact miles apart from his previous comments way back in 2002 where he said quote africa is a lot i refused even to acknowledge the role of britain's colonial past when it comes to africa's economy the continent may be a blot but it is not a broad support our conscience the problem is not that we will be once in charge but that we are not in charge anymore now at the summit boris johnson also made another beneficial pledge to the african leaders and he was calling for an immediate and to the u.k.'s taxpayers' money to support anything to do with the coal mining industry in the region and it's all to do with the drive to tackle climate change so from today the british government will no longer provide any new direct official development assistance investment it's been critically promotion for thermal coal mining coal power plants overseas to put it simply not another penny of u.k.

the duke of sussex left the uk after meeting prime minister boris johnson and world leaders at the uk—africa investment summit in london. malaysia has revealed its sent back 150 shipping containers of illegally—imported plastic waste to the developed countries it came from, including the uk. richer countries have been sending plastic to malaysia since 2018, when china banned most waste imports. but malaysia's government has taken a stand, saying it doesn't want to be the world's garbage dump. mung wan—joe, the senior huawei executive detained in canada, is in court for a hearing to decide if she should be extradited to the united states. the us wants her handed over to face accusations of fraud and breaching sanctions on iran. she says the charges are politically—motivated. after many years of expert argument, a painting of vincent van gogh has finally been confirmed as a self—portrait. painted in 1889, it's the only known artwork which shows the dutch artist in a depressed state, while he was in an asylum in france. hundreds of people, mainly from honduras, who are trying to reach t

the duke of sussex left the uk after meeting prime minister boris johnson and world leaders at the uk—africa investment summit in london. this long—disputed self—portrait of vincent van gogh has now been confirmed as the real thing by experts in the netherlands. the 1889 painting is the only known artwork which shows the dutch artist in a depressed mental state while he was in an asylum in france. let's get more on our top story, the outbreak of a newly discovered virus in the chinese city of wuhan. a leading chinese scientist who led the battle against the sars virus confirmed the new infection has been transmitted from person to person. translation: we considered risks of this before, but now, evidence has confirmed that it is contagious amongst humans. there is such evidence collected in wuhan. meanwhile, there are two patients in guangdong who have not been to wuhan, but caught the virus after their family members came back from wuhan. thus as of now, we can confirm the cases of the coronavirus being passed from person to person definitely exist. so the disease can spread from humans

the duke of sussex left the uk after meeting prime minister boris johnson and world leaders at the uk—africa investment summit in london. malaysia has revealed it's sent back 150 shipping containers of illegally—imported plastic waste to the developed countries it came from — including the uk. richer countries have been sending plastic to malaysia since 2018, when china banned most waste imports. but malaysia's government has taken a stand, saying it doesn't want to be the world's garbage dump. mung wan—joe, the senior huawei executive detained in canada, is in court for a hearing to decide if she should be extradited to the united states. the us wants her handed over to face accusations of fraud and breaching sanctions on iran. she says the charges are politically—motivated. after many years of expert argument, a painting of vincent van gogh has finally been confirmed as a self—portrait. painted in 1889, it's the only known artwork which shows the dutch artist in a depressed state, while he was in an asylum in france. hundreds of people, mainly from honduras, who are trying to rea

the duke of sussex left the uk after meeting prime minister boris johnson and world leaders at the uk—africa investment summit in london. this long—disputed self—portrait of vincent van gogh has now been confirmed as the real thing by experts in the netherlands. the 1889 painting is the only known artwork which shows the dutch artist in a depressed mental state while he was in an asylum in france. let's get more on our top story — the outbreak of a newly—discovered virus in the chinese city of wuhan. a leading chinese scientist who led the battle against the sars virus confirmed the new infection has been transmitted from person to person. translation: we considered risks of this before, but now, evidence has confirmed that it is contagious amongst humans. there is such evidence collected in wuhan. meanwhile, there are two patients in guangdong who have not been to wuhan, but caught the virus after their family members came back from wuhan. thus as of now, we can confirm the cases of the coronavirus being passed from person to person definitely exist. so the disease can spread from h

africa investment summit was held in london on monday and showed it to its dashti reports boris johnson the prime minister's on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to restore. bricks at business relations so in his attempt to will he's hosting the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african nations but interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than back to his counterparts like that of russia and china this time around for a strong sense it's a much more intimate affair hosting just $21.00 african countries though. in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge the competition coming from various other nations when it comes to investing in africa's economy but insisted that no one can match britain's quote breath and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as the best partner for africa he also mentioned the change to the immigration system which he hopes will attract africa's best talent we in the u.k. have a vital job in continuing to convince people across the continent that we're not just a great friend and ally a reliable ally but also the

british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but while putting out the dangers of carbon emissions will the 90 percent of the until signed up up very offend one for fossil fuels so he had stashed he picks up the story. in a short space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his quite yet remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same the same. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right or wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of portugal and nearly a 6 of britain's to

british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change course at the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions more than 90 percent of the energy deal signed at that very offend were for fossil fuels shaadi had with daschle picks up the story. in a short space of time the forest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his white kids do you. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same we live beneath the same sky we. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right or wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the siz

british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions more than 90 percent of the energy deal signed at the event were for fossil fuels shaadi edwards daschle picks up the story. in a short space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same. the same. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right or wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of portugal nearly a 6th of britain's total a

the british prime minister boris johnson's been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions more than 90 percent of the energy deal signed at that event were for fossil fuels shadi edwards dashti picks up the story. in a short space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same. the same. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right or wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of portugal nearly a 6th of britain's total an

prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but was calling out the dangers of carbon emissions more than 90 percent of the energy deal signed up the event in fall fossil fuels shadi at which daschle picks up the story. in a short space of time the forest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his white kids see it turns yet remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in coal burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same we live beneath the same sky we all suffer when carbon emissions rise of the planet. seems like it right wrong it's been don't cover that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the sam

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british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus up the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions woman 90 percent of the energy deal signed up by out of that bill for fossil fuels saudi edwards brings us the details. initial space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same. the same. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of portugal nearly a 6th of britain's total annual carbo

the british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions more than 90 percent of the energy deal signed out the event were for fossil fuels shoddy and was trashed he brings us the story. in a short space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his quite. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same the same. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of portugal nearly a 6th of britain's

so boris johnson said that he won't put people before passports but these words from the prime minister of very different in fact miles apart from his previous comments way back in 2002 where he said quote africa is a blocked i refused even to acknowledge the role of britain's colonial past when it comes to africa's economy the continent may be a blot but it is not a broad support our conscience the problem is not that we will be once in charge but that we are not in charge anymore now at the summit boris johnson also made another beneficial pledge to the african leaders and he was calling for an immediate and to the u.k.'s taxpayers' money 1 to support anything to do with the coal mining industry in the region and it's all to do with the drive to tackle climate change so from today the british government will no longer provide any new direct official development assistance investment it's been critical to promotion. for thermal coal mining coal power plants overseas to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in the young coal burning it for e

british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions while the 90 percent of the major deals signed at the event for fossil fuels it was dusty picks up the story. in a short space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same the same. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of portugal nearly a 6th of britain's total annual carbon emissi

british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions more than 90 percent of the energy deal signed at the event were for fossil fuels showed it was dashed he picks up the story. initial space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same we live beneath the same sky we. carbon emissions rise of the planet. seems like it right wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of portugal nearly a

cross the channel british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions more than 90 percent of the energy deals signed at the event were for fossil fuels shoddy edwards daschle picks up the story. in a short space of time the forest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his turns yet remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same the same. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right or wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of portugal and nearly a 6 o

british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions more than 90 percent of the energy deals signed at that event were for fossil fuels shot it was dashed he picks up the story. in a short space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same the same. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossil fuel projects that will emit an estimated $69000000.00 tons of carbon a year that's the same as the country the size of portugal nearly a 6th of britain's total annu

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