Paul Moss

Pendolino plusjuna kiihdytti asemalta. Hytissä Mikko hymyili uudelle kollegalleen. Ilmassa oli alkavan työystävyyden tuntua, jota varjosti vain kalvava epäilys. Oliko työkaverin nimi sittenkään se, millä Mikko oli häntä koko ajan kutsunut? Vai otakko maanrakoon, vaihtaa junaa vai jopa työpaikkaa?

Kaikkia ongelmia ei VRn yrityslippukaan ratkaise, mutta se joustaa, jotta työmatkoilla olisi vähemmän muredittavaa. VR. Yhteisellä matkalla.

Kiitos, että katsoitte.

Vesivek oma valinta on ihan uusi tapa ostaa katto. Räätälöi kattoremontti valintasi mukaan. Saat laadukkaasti asennetun ja kestävän katon vuosikymmeniksi alkaen vain 9900. Laske oman kattosi hinta vesivek.fi kautta hintalaskuri.

If I were to ask you what Cuba's main export was, you might suggest sugar, rum or perhaps the country's famous cigars. But another response would be to suggest that it's doctors. Cuba has for more than half a century sent medics abroad, partly as a way of earning cash for the country, but also to help build good international relations.

Now though it seems this era of doctor diplomacy may be coming to an end. Several countries have cancelled the programme, and Cuba is blaming the United States, as I heard from Luis Fajardo, a Latin America analyst at the BBC's monitoring service.

Now we know that Cuba is already in desperate economic straits because of a tightening US embargo. Presumably if it does lose the income from these doctors, that leaves the country in further economic trouble and also further isolated.

When he was elected pope, much was made of Leo XIV's earlier work in some of the poorer countries of the world. He spent 20 years in Peru, but also visited Kenya, Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo. And the pope is now turning his attention once again to Africa, setting off this Monday for a tour which will take him to four countries, Angola, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea.

Ja myös Algeria. Algeria on tietenkin suurin piirtein muslimi maa. Mutta pohja on erityinen syy kutsua sieltä, kuten meidän puheenjohtaja Nomsu Miseko sanoo. Algerian basilikon ulkopuolella, jossa on Lady of Africa, työnantajat ovat valmiita valmistautumiseen pohjaan. He laittavat uusia paitoja länpöistä ja monumenteista.

Algeria on maa, jossa on vain pieni katholinen yhteisö, mutta myös kristillinen historia. Se on St. Augustinin syntyminen, jossa legasiati on syntynyt rauhallisesti Pope's own Augustinian orderin.

The Pope will be visiting the Basilica of Our Lady of Africa during his three-day visit. It's known as a place of pilgrimage for both Christians and Muslims. An inscription outside says, Our Lady of Africa, pray for us and for the Muslims. Father Peter Klavier Koo is the rector.

Mikä odotan pohjoisesta pohjoisesta pohjoisesta pohjoisesta pohjoisesta pohjoisesta pohjoisesta

The Pope plans to travel to Bamenda, the heart of the anglophone separatist conflict in a predominantly francophone nation. Security will be tight, but church leaders hope his presence might help push both sides towards dialogue.

and that the visit will indeed be what the Vatican is calling a pilgrimage of peace. I'm hoping that when the Pope comes, everyone will be at peace and drop their weapons and anger. The third country on the tour is Angola, which has one of the largest Catholic populations in Africa, estimated to be around 15 million, and finally Equatorial Guinea,

Also a majority Christian country. The Pope is coming to Africa with a simple message. Peace, unity and dialogue. And the sense of anticipation is unmistakable as the four countries prepare for this historic moment. Nomsert Museku reporting. And we end this podcast on a distinctive sound from the natural world.

Well, that is, should you not know, the song of the emperor penguin. The one that could soon be a swan song, as conservationists are warning that climate change is pushing emperor penguins towards extinction. The International Union for Conservation of Nature now says loss of sea ice and shrinking food availability have caused their populations and those of Antarctic fur seals to plummet.

Martin Harper is chief executive of BirdLife International, which coordinated the new assessment. He spoke about it to Tim Franks. Very few of us have a chance to see them in the wild, but most of us have seen them on television. Of course they are iconic species. They're actually the largest of the 18 species of penguin.

yli 1,2 metriä, noin 4 metriä, ne ovat suurimmat, ja tietenkin ne tunnetaan, kun näkyvät heidän valkoisen ja valkoisen vihreänsä, ja tietenkin ne, jotka ovat vihreällä ja vihreällä, ympäröivät heidän ääneensä, mutta onnistuessaan, joissain päivittäin, olemme lopettaneet tarkastelua, että olemme parantaneet heidän vahvistusriskiänsä, ja se on todella iso momentti, jossa voidaan sanoa, että se on päiväkulma, jossa kaikki voidaan sanoa, että

Jos me voimme muuttaa maailmanmuutoksen kautta, voimme vähentää eläimiä, kuten perhepenguin. Onko teillä arvioitavaa, millainen populaatio on nyt ja kuinka nopeasti se on menossa? Meillä on parhaimmat arvioitumiset. Tämä kuulostaa paljon tutkijoista RUCN-penguinarkastuksista, jotka tutkivat eläimiä kolonioissa, mutta myös yksityiskohtaisesti. Me suosittelemme 256 000 perhepenguinarvoa, joten se on edelleen suuri määrä.

but our estimate is over a 10-year period that we lost about 10% of the population, and our projection is, based on reduction in available habitat, and essentially we're talking about intact coastal sea ice around Antarctica, that we could lose up to 50% of the population by the 2080s. Right. I mean, clearly one thing that we need to do is to tackle man-made climate change in the...