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Speaker 1: The World View with Adam Gilchrist right, moving on to

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Speaker 1: news from elsewhere in the world. Adam Gilchrist, there have

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Speaker 1: been some concerns growing around the world about anti Semitic attacks,

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Speaker 1: and we've just seen one in London.

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Speaker 2: Now, yeah, morning Bongs. Yeah, I would like to say

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Speaker 2: it's a bolt from the blue, but as you're suggesting, yes,

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Speaker 2: there's certainly been a rise. I mean they've been a

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Speaker 2: rise in all source of isms and phobias. Islamophobia's one,

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Speaker 2: for instance, but the anti Semitic backlash to what are

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Speaker 2: people equating it to the issues of Gaza or Israel

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Speaker 2: now going at it with Iran. It seems a long

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Speaker 2: way removed from Golders Green in North London, but that's

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Speaker 2: where four ambulances were set ablaze in the early hours

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Speaker 2: of yesterday. Three suspects dressed in black walking towards an ambulance.

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Speaker 2: We see this on CCTV footage. But they are now

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Speaker 2: being sought. These three they were not arrested at the time.

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Speaker 2: And when the ambulances are set on fire, there are

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Speaker 2: then explosions. It's though gas canisters inside simply that's what

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Speaker 2: ambulances have. It was terribly dramatic, knocked out windows of

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Speaker 2: nearby homes and so forth, and at one stage people

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Speaker 2: had to be evacuated from their homes while the area

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Speaker 2: was cleared. And it is, although not being treated as

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Speaker 2: a terrorist incident, it is being acted upon by counter

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Speaker 2: terrorism police. There's a subtle difference there, but as the

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Speaker 2: UK Prime Minister put it, deeply shocking, horrific and indeed

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Speaker 2: anti Semitic and a great concern and nervousness not just

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Speaker 2: in Golders Green but amongst the Jews and generally amongst

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Speaker 2: communities across the UK. Is this what happens with extremism

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Speaker 2: and extremist views?

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Speaker 1: And Adam, our planet is about to get a whole

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Speaker 1: lot hotter.

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Speaker 2: Indeed, Yeah, what's cooking in the kitchen of the planet

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Speaker 2: is it's getting hot, hot hots. So we've just had

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Speaker 2: the World Meteorological Organization warning us that the Earth's climate,

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Speaker 2: not just the weather, but climate is further out of

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Speaker 2: ballot than at any time in recorded history. Admittedly recorded

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Speaker 2: history doesn't go back multiple centuries. It goes back basically

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Speaker 2: to mid nineteenth century. But the last eleven years, for instance,

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Speaker 2: have been our planet's eleven warmest years on record. They're

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Speaker 2: talking about an energy in balance between how much heat

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Speaker 2: energy is gained and how much heat energy is released,

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Speaker 2: and emissions of course are adding to all of that

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Speaker 2: at a time of a war over oil and gas

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Speaker 2: and prices surging on global markets. If only, perhaps we'd

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Speaker 2: listen to Prince Charles in the nineteen seventies. We've all

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Speaker 2: been now living off wave and wind and solar power,

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Speaker 2: but we're not. We all still need oil and gas

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Speaker 2: and a few other things as well. But it does

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Speaker 2: absolutely concentrate the mind that now we've got El Nino

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Speaker 2: coming along. This is the weather phenomenon particularly affects the Americas,

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Speaker 2: but can be the whole of the Southern hemisphere and

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Speaker 2: then a knocko effect for the northern hemisphere too. And

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Speaker 2: El Nino, whilst not necessarily a climate change event, will

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Speaker 2: add to the issues that we've all got now.

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Speaker 1: Adam, we've seen him chase the ball but apparently also

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Speaker 1: tries to occupy the squares.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's using his blond bons to good use, it seems.

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Speaker 1: Yes.

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Speaker 2: Early Harland, the Manchester City and Norway's Striko there's a

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Speaker 2: phenomenal strike rate on a football pitch is looking to

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Speaker 2: up his strike rate on the chess board. He has

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Speaker 2: helped establish a company called Chessmates, who are buying into

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Speaker 2: a company called Norway Chess, which I hadn't heard of

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Speaker 2: until Earling Harland's interest. But normay Chess own something called

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Speaker 2: the Total Chess World Championship Tour. And chess is an

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Speaker 2: amazing Can we call it a sport now it's a game,

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Speaker 2: but anyway, it's an amazing game. It is absolutely taking

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Speaker 2: off way above and beyond. It used to be like

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Speaker 2: a couple of gigs in the corner at lunchtime at

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Speaker 2: my school. No, there are chess clubs that are multiplying

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Speaker 2: their memberships and much more serious championship.

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Speaker 1: There's a TV.

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Speaker 2: Show here which is all about chess and chest moves

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Speaker 2: and making it quite sort of fast and funky. And

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Speaker 2: Earling Harland, the king of Norwegian football, tells us it's

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Speaker 2: an incredible game, which happens to mind, there are similarities

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Speaker 2: with football. You have to think quickly, trust two instincts

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Speaker 2: and think several moves ahead. It may explain though, why

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Speaker 2: Earling Harlan's got a bit of a gold rout. He's

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Speaker 2: only scored one goal in open play in twelve matches.

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Speaker 2: I'm just he's thinking about where he's moving his king's

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Speaker 2: pawn or what his opening gambit will be.

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Speaker 1: He's just going to try and moving into the opposition's box.

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Speaker 1: Isn't that what kings do ultimately? Adam Gilchrist with this

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Speaker 1: morning's Worldview,