hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. at least eight people have died and dozens are hurt after a crowd surge on the opening night of a music festival in houston, texas. the former uk prime minister sirjohn major has accused borisjohnson�*s government of acting in a "shameful" manner over the owen paterson row. thousands of people are taking part in a march through glasgow demanding new steps to tackle global warming — one of more than one hundred taking place across the uk. the organisation which enforces human rights laws warns it could take legal action against yorkshire county cricket club, as another cricketer comes forward to say he was the subject of racist abuse while playing for the county. people living in england will be able to book their covid boosterjabs a month in advance under new plans to speed up their rollout.

now on bbc news we have a global climate debate special, with kirsty wark. time is running out for global leaders to make the binding promises on climate change needed to save the planet for the next generation and generations to come. in this debate from cop26 in glasgow, young people from cop26 in glasgow, young people from around the world will be asking for leading international political figures tough questions about their commitment to averting environmental disaster and finding solutions for change. hello and welcome wherever you are to the bbc�*s big global climate

debate. the latest report from the intergovernmental panel on climate change warned that it is now code red for humanity. british prime minister borisjohnson had said if we don't get serious about climate today, it will be too late for our children to do so tomorrow, so from ending coal mining and oil drilling to cutting air travel and keeping rich countries to their now delayed commitment to poorer ones, our panel will be put through their environmental places. let's meet them. was it quieting is the united kingdom secretary of state for business, and industrial strategy. the uk government are hosting the cop26 conference and so young people have every right to be angry at the lack of action on climate change. the uk is committed to net to zero x 2050 but will the government sanction a controversial new oil field in the north sea. the decision on the oilfield field in the north sea. the decision on the oil field off shetland will be made soon and maybe we will

finance my what the decision will be. gina mccarthy is the first white house national adviser. as well as working for preston biden she also served president obama as the head of the environmental protection agency and says we are cop26 to accelerate action and americans not have entirely clean hands. it is the fracking capital of the world which comes with its own environmental concerns. we also have the new prime minister of greenland. the country the president trump wanted to buy. earlier, the youngest prime minister in the world at the age of 3a said, with the arctic warming at a rate three times faster than the rest of the world, greenland is experiencing the world, greenland is experiencing the drastic changes first hand. diego messer is columbia's minister of mines and energy. previously he saw the energy transformation policy in the country which included increasing the share of renewable energy from i% to i2%, but colombian

exports of coal, the worlds dirtiest fossil fuel, exports of coal, the worlds dirtiest fossilfuel, havejumped in 2021 and deforestation continues to increase despite promises from the government to reduce it. welcome to you all. so, let's go to our first question from tecau tojennifer who is on the banks of the mississippi and missouri. your question, please 7 dakota jennifer. my missouri. your question, please 7 dakota jennifer._ missouri. your question, please 7 dakota jennifer. my question is what are the plans — dakota jennifer. my question is what are the plans for _ dakota jennifer. my question is what are the plans for effective _ are the plans for effective international collaboration with neither the chinese prime minister or vladimir neither the chinese prime minister oeradimir putin neither the chinese prime minister or vladimir putin attending cop267 kwasi kwarteng first of all. how do we make sure this isn'tjust blah, blah, blah without the two leaders. i think the fact that the two leaders aren't here is not actually that significant because what you are seeing in glasgow is literally thousands of people from all over the world coming together to tackle

climate change, and i think dakota's question is quite right, it's not just a question of words, we have actions and things like powering past the coal alliance and move away from: there will be an undertaking to do that and we are committed for a joint international stand on electric vehicles. these are substantive things, kirsty, they are notjust substantive things, kirsty, they are not just words. substantive things, kirsty, they are notjust words. they substantive things, kirsty, they are not just words. they are declarations which followed by action. �* , declarations which followed by action. �* declarations which followed by action. but boris johnson asked the chinese prime _ action. but boris johnson asked the chinese prime minister _ action. but boris johnson asked the chinese prime minister to - action. but boris johnson asked the chinese prime minister to bring - chinese prime minister to bring forward the commissions from 2030 to 2025 and there's been a resounding silence. there's been a huge movement in the chinese position in the last two years and i was made energy minister two and a half years ago. i energy minister two and a half years am, ., , ., energy minister two and a half years auo. ., , ., ., _ ago. i was told that rugby the trine are not committed _ ago. i was told that rugby the trine are not committed to _ ago. i was told that rugby the trine are not committed to net - ago. i was told that rugby the trine are not committed to net zero. - ago. i was told that rugby the trine| are not committed to net zero. last year they were committed by 2060 and i completely agree that they could be persuaded that they could be out having more ambitious targets for the fact they've acknowledged the problem and they have a net zero

target for 2060 is very significant. russia does not even have a target yet. how do you feel about the fact that vladimir putin is not here? let me see. we need to push all the countries — me see. we need to push all the countries in _ me see. we need to push all the countries in the world to take care of our— countries in the world to take care of our planet and the action will start— of our planet and the action will start from — of our planet and the action will start from us. i am one of the youngest— start from us. i am one of the youngest leaders in the world and i have started in april this year and we have _ have started in april this year and we have stopped our own oil and gas explorations. so you are just announcing that now? we have announced it this summer. but we have _ announced it this summer. but we have announced that we will be part of the _ have announced that we will be part of the paris — have announced that we will be part of the paris agreement, and first up we have _ of the paris agreement, and first up we have the — of the paris agreement, and first up we have the uranium mining in greenland, so action is the answer. diego— greenland, so action is the answer. diego messer, what you make of the question? shrill diego messer, what you make of the ruestion7 �* ., ., ., , ., question? all of the world has to take responsibility _ question? all of the world has to take responsibility for _ question? all of the world has to take responsibility for this - question? all of the world has to take responsibility for this and i question? all of the world has to

take responsibility for this and it | take responsibility for this and it doesn't — take responsibility for this and it doesn't matter— take responsibility for this and it doesn't matter if— take responsibility for this and it doesn't matter if you _ take responsibility for this and it doesn't matter if you are - take responsibility for this and it doesn't matter if you are a - take responsibility for this and it doesn't matter if you are a big . take responsibility for this and it| doesn't matter if you are a big or small_ doesn't matter if you are a big or small country— doesn't matter if you are a big or small country and _ doesn't matter if you are a big or small country and i— doesn't matter if you are a big or small country and i will- doesn't matter if you are a big or small country and i will give - doesn't matter if you are a big or small country and i will give thel small country and i will give the example — small country and i will give the example of— small country and i will give the example of colombia _ small country and i will give the example of colombia which - small country and i will give the example of colombia which is l small country and i will give the . example of colombia which is why small country and i will give the - example of colombia which is why we are here _ example of colombia which is why we are here with— example of colombia which is why we are here with our— example of colombia which is why we are here with our president _ example of colombia which is why we are here with our president and - example of colombia which is why we are here with our president and havel are here with our president and have at least _ are here with our president and have at least three — are here with our president and have at least three cabinet _ are here with our president and have at least three cabinet ministers - at least three cabinet ministers attending — at least three cabinet ministers attending glasgow— at least three cabinet ministers attending glasgow and - at least three cabinet ministersl attending glasgow and colombia at least three cabinet ministers i attending glasgow and colombia is at least three cabinet ministers - attending glasgow and colombia is a small_ attending glasgow and colombia is a small emitter — attending glasgow and colombia is a small emitter of— attending glasgow and colombia is a small emitter of c02— attending glasgow and colombia is a small emitter of c02 emissions, - small emitter of c02 emissions, representing _ small emitter of c02 emissions, representing about _ small emitter of c02 emissions, representing about 0.6% - small emitter of c02 emissions, representing about 0.6% of - small emitter of c02 emissions, | representing about 0.6% of total small emitter of c02 emissions, - representing about 0.6% of total c02 emissions _ representing about 0.6% of total c02 emissions but — representing about 0.6% of total c02 emissions but we _ representing about 0.6% of total c02 emissions but we are _ representing about 0.6% of total c02 emissions but we are committed - representing about 0.6% of total c02 emissions but we are committed to l emissions but we are committed to cut by— emissions but we are committed to cut by 51% — emissions but we are committed to cut by 51% our _ emissions but we are committed to cut by 51% our emissions _ emissions but we are committed to cut by 51% our emissions by- emissions but we are committed to cut by 51% our emissions by 2030 l emissions but we are committed to i cut by 51% our emissions by 2030 and we have _ cut by 51% our emissions by 2030 and we have already— cut by 51% our emissions by 2030 and we have already presented _ cut by 51% our emissions by 2030 and we have already presented today - cut by 51% our emissions by 2030 and we have already presented today ouri we have already presented today our neutrality— we have already presented today our neutrality road — we have already presented today our neutrality road map _ we have already presented today our neutrality road map for _ we have already presented today our neutrality road map for 2050. - we have already presented today our neutrality road map for 2050. you i neutrality road map for 2050. you feel that neutrality road map for 2050. feel that colombia is a leader in the region but we haven't got a target from brazil, you will leave 7 your neighbour. yes target from brazil, you will leave ? your neighbour-— your neighbour. yes but we are leadin: a your neighbour. yes but we are leading a coalition _ your neighbour. yes but we are leading a coalition in _ your neighbour. yes but we are leading a coalition in latin - your neighbour. yes but we are - leading a coalition in latin america to get— leading a coalition in latin america to get to _ leading a coalition in latin america to get to 70% _ leading a coalition in latin america to get to 70% as _ leading a coalition in latin america to get to 70% as a _ leading a coalition in latin america to get to 70% as a region - leading a coalition in latin america to get to 70% as a region made - leading a coalition in latin america to get to 70% as a region made up| leading a coalition in latin america . to get to 70% as a region made up of renewables— to get to 70% as a region made up of renewables hy— to get to 70% as a region made up of renewables by 2030 _ to get to 70% as a region made up of renewables by 2030 and _ to get to 70% as a region made up of renewables by 2030 and we - to get to 70% as a region made up of renewables by 2030 and we are - renewables by 2030 and we are convincing — renewables by 2030 and we are convincing brazil— renewables by 2030 and we are convincing brazil and _ renewables by 2030 and we are convincing brazil and other- convincing brazil and other countries _ convincing brazil and other countries tojoin_ convincing brazil and other countries to join and - convincing brazil and other countries to join and we i convincing brazil and other. countries to join and we have convincing brazil and other- countries to join and we have 12 countries — countries to join and we have 12 countries already— countries to join and we have 12 countries already signed - countries to join and we have 12 countries already signed and i countries to join and we have 12| countries already signed and we countries to join and we have 12 - countries already signed and we hope to get— countries already signed and we hope to get to _ countries already signed and we hope to get to 15_ countries already signed and we hope to get to 15 countries _ countries already signed and we hope to get to 15 countries in _ countries already signed and we hope to get to 15 countries in glasgow. - to get to 15 countries in glasgow. from _ to get to 15 countries in glasgow. from your— to get to 15 countries in glasgow. from your point _ to get to 15 countries in glasgow. from your point of _ to get to 15 countries in glasgow. from your point of view, - to get to 15 countries in glasgow. from your point of view, do - to get to 15 countries in glasgow. from your point of view, do you i from your point of view, do you think it is possible to move forward without two of the major powers and

the delegations are here, but as our questioner said, the delegations are here, but as our questionersaid, neither the delegations are here, but as our questionersaid, neitheeradimir putin and xijiping are here and they make big decisions. i’m putin and xi jiping are here and they make big decisions. i'm not makin: they make big decisions. i'm not making an _ they make big decisions. i'm not making an excuse _ they make big decisions. i'm not making an excuse for _ they make big decisions. i'm not making an excuse for china - they make big decisions. i'm not making an excuse for china or i they make big decisions. i'm not - making an excuse for china or russia for not being here. they ought to be here. that is plain and simple and they are too large developed countries that need to take action and they ought to be here, but that doesn't mean that we will allow them to decide the fate of the world, or what we are doing, so i think one of our challenges is to make sure that we take action in a way that is going to allow us to add to the economic benefits of clean energy. we should show them that they are missing out if they don'tjoin us and take action. so i'm disappointed they are not here, but they should not be allowed to dictate the lack of action or lack of acceleration. science is telling us what we need to do and we are here to get it

done. ., ., ., i. ., ,, ., done. dakota, what do you make of what ou done. dakota, what do you make of what you have _ done. dakota, what do you make of what you have heard? _ done. dakota, what do you make of what you have heard? i— done. dakota, what do you make of what you have heard? ithink- done. dakota, what do you make of what you have heard? i think the i what you have heard? i think the situation is _ what you have heard? i think the situation is to _ what you have heard? i think the situation is to die _ what you have heard? i think the situation is to die for _ what you have heard? i think the situation is to die for us - what you have heard? i think the situation is to die for us not - what you have heard? i think the situation is to die for us not to i situation is to die for us not to collaborate and that we should try our hardest but to do this we have to collaborate with each other, not 'ust to collaborate with each other, not just for— to collaborate with each other, not just for ourselves but for everyone for the _ just for ourselves but for everyone for the next generation.— just for ourselves but for everyone for the next generation. thank you ve much for the next generation. thank you very much indeed _ for the next generation. thank you very much indeed and _ for the next generation. thank you very much indeed and now - for the next generation. thank you very much indeed and now we - for the next generation. thank you very much indeed and now we can| for the next generation. thank you - very much indeed and now we can take a question from the studio. your question, please? b5 a question from the studio. your question, please?— question, please? as developed countries are _ question, please? as developed countries are responsible - question, please? as developed countries are responsible for - countries are responsible for climate change, what are your strategies for assisting poorer nations to achieve a balance between economic growth and sustainability? can i come back to you on that, gina mccarthy, because you long promised 100 billion and it was mooted in 2009 in copenhagen and has been delayed not once but twice. developing countries have every right to feel that they are being asked to do so much without the

financial encouragement they need. i think we came here fully prepared to meet our commitments and we are quadrupling what we had done before and we are also starting up a new initiative with other countries that is all about the developed world actually providing the support that the developing world needs. there is no question in president biden in his remarks today that he did not hold any hunches in terms of admitting that we have enhanced responsibility to help the rest of the world and that is what we intend to do. it the world and that is what we intend to do. . , . the world and that is what we intend to do. ., , ., the world and that is what we intend to do. .,, ., , ., to do. it was a strange look when president biden _ to do. it was a strange look when president biden went _ to do. it was a strange look when president biden went to - to do. it was a strange look when president biden went to see - to do. it was a strange look when president biden went to see the l to do. it was a strange look when - president biden went to see the pope and the motorcade was 85 cars longer normally it is a5, that is not a good look, is it? i normally it is 45, that is not a good look, is it?— normally it is 45, that is not a good look, is it? i went to visit the pope _ good look, is it? i went to visit the pope once _ good look, is it? i went to visit the pope once awhile - good look, is it? i went to visit the pope once awhile ago - good look, is it? i went to visit the pope once awhile ago and | good look, is it? i went to visit l the pope once awhile ago and he drove up in very small fiat car, so we know that this is all very

challenging and we know that transportation is now the biggest greenhouse gas polluter at least in the us, so we have to make change and that is what we have to do but it's going to take more than looking at whether or not it's a big motorcade. bill at whether or not it's a big motorcade.— at whether or not it's a big motorcade. all of these little actions matter. _ motorcade. all of these little actions matter. everybody i motorcade. all of these little i actions matter. everybody wants motorcade. all of these little - actions matter. everybody wants to see these little actions and on that very question, do you agree with borisjohnson, that plastic recycling is not what this is about. surely everyone has a duty to do what they can. i think that is true but there are big issues. the financing issue was raised is critical and as you say, we said this in 2009 and that is why in the british government i've always maintained we have got to have an international coalition and we have to bring people to be as good as their word and that is what we're trying to do and that is one of the key points, as gina said, of the conference this year. in terms of

agreement, what you want? you want to become sustainable and you need help from the 100 billion and it's not coming through at the moment. we need help we have started in our country— need help we have started in our country from the 1990s to invest in hydropower and the next coming five or six— hydropower and the next coming five or six years. — hydropower and the next coming five or six years, we will have a code to be up _ or six years, we will have a code to be up to— or six years, we will have a code to be up to 90% — or six years, we will have a code to be up to 90% of our energy coming from _ be up to 90% of our energy coming from hydropower, so it it is possible _ from hydropower, so it it is possible to do something, so now our mission _ possible to do something, so now our mission is _ possible to do something, so now our mission is that we have a lot of water— mission is that we have a lot of water and _ mission is that we have a lot of waterand green energy mission is that we have a lot of water and green energy and we can export— water and green energy and we can export that — water and green energy and we can export that out to the rest of the world _ export that out to the rest of the world and — export that out to the rest of the world and we have stopped oil exploration for oil and gas and have one of— exploration for oil and gas and have one of the _ exploration for oil and gas and have one of the world's biggest deposits of oil— one of the world's biggest deposits of oil and _ one of the world's biggest deposits of oil and gas but we have stopped it because — of oil and gas but we have stopped it because we have a lot of water which _ it because we have a lot of water which we — it because we have a lot of water which we can use for green energy and i_ which we can use for green energy and i hope — which we can use for green energy and i hope the big countries who

have _ and i hope the big countries who have a _ and i hope the big countries who have a big — and i hope the big countries who have a big responsibility to take the steps — have a big responsibility to take the steps will be ready to invest like that — the steps will be ready to invest like that i— the steps will be ready to invest like that. , ., x' , the steps will be ready to invest like that. , ., a , ., the steps will be ready to invest like that. , ., , ., like that. i should quickly ask you, what was your _ like that. i should quickly ask you, what was your reaction _ like that. i should quickly ask you, what was your reaction when - what was your reaction when president trump wanted to buy you? it was absolute. you president trump wanted to buy you? it was absolute.— it was absolute. you should have offered to buy — it was absolute. you should have offered to buy him. _ it was absolute. you should have offered to buy him. diego - it was absolute. you should have l offered to buy him. diego messer, what is it you _ offered to buy him. diego messer, what is it you need _ offered to buy him. diego messer, what is it you need to _ offered to buy him. diego messer, what is it you need to become - what is it you need to become sustainable that you are not getting? colombia is making certain getting7 colombia is making certain strides but you are a developing country in terms of the 100,000,000,000. i country in terms of the 100,000,000,000. i think the . uestion 100,000,000,000. |thinkthe question is — 100,000,000,000. i think the question is right _ 100,000,000,000. i think the question is right on. _ 100,000,000,000. i think the question is right on. i _ 100,000,000,000. i think the question is right on. i think - question is right on. i think developed _ question is right on. i think developed countries - question is right on. i think developed countries had i question is right on. i think developed countries had toj question is right on. i think- developed countries had to commit question is right on. i think— developed countries had to commit on what they— developed countries had to commit on what they promised, _ developed countries had to commit on what they promised, and _ developed countries had to commit on what they promised, and in— developed countries had to commit on what they promised, and in colombia, j what they promised, and in colombia, in your— what they promised, and in colombia, in your introductory _ what they promised, and in colombia, in your introductory mesh _ what they promised, and in colombia, in your introductory mesh the - in your introductory mesh the exports — in your introductory mesh the exports of— in your introductory mesh the exports of coal— in your introductory mesh the exports of coal and _ in your introductory mesh the exports of coal and i- in your introductory mesh the exports of coal and i have - in your introductory mesh the| exports of coal and i have two provinces _ exports of coal and i have two provinces in— exports of coal and i have two provinces in the _ exports of coal and i have two provinces in the northern - exports of coal and i have two provinces in the northern part| exports of coal and i have two i provinces in the northern part of the country— provinces in the northern part of the country and _ provinces in the northern part of the country and 45% _ provinces in the northern part of the country and 45% of - provinces in the northern part of the country and 45% of their- provinces in the northern part of| the country and 45% of their gdp depends— the country and 45% of their gdp depends on— the country and 45% of their gdp depends on thermal— the country and 45% of their gdp depends on thermal coal- the country and 45% of their gdp depends on thermal coal so - the country and 45% of their gdp depends on thermal coal so the i depends on thermal coal so the energy— depends on thermal coal so the energy conversation— depends on thermal coal so the energy conversation as - depends on thermal coal so the energy conversation as to - depends on thermal coal so the energy conversation as to not i depends on thermal coal so the i energy conversation as to not just beat mel— energy conversation as to not just beat mel ? — energy conversation as to not just beat mel ? well— energy conversation as to not just beat mel ? well managed - energy conversation as to not just beat mel ? well managed and - energy conversation as to not just i beat mel ? well managed and people centred _ beat mel ? well managed and people centred so _ beat mel ? well managed and people centred so i —

beat mel ? well managed and people centred so i need _ beat mel ? well managed and people centred so i need developed - centred so i need developed countries _ centred so i need developed countries to— centred so i need developed countries to invest - centred so i need developed countries to invest in - centred so i need developed countries to invest in other. countries to invest in other technologies— countries to invest in other technologies such - countries to invest in other technologies such as - countries to invest in otherj technologies such as green countries to invest in other- technologies such as green hydrogen and in _ technologies such as green hydrogen and in the _ technologies such as green hydrogen and in the case — technologies such as green hydrogen and in the case of— technologies such as green hydrogen and in the case of colombia - technologies such as green hydrogen and in the case of colombia it- and in the case of colombia it happens _ and in the case of colombia it happens that _ and in the case of colombia it happens that these _ and in the case of colombia it happens that these provincesj and in the case of colombia it- happens that these provinces have the best— happens that these provinces have the best wind _ happens that these provinces have the best wind and _ happens that these provinces have the best wind and solar— happens that these provinces have the best wind and solar radiation l happens that these provinces havel the best wind and solar radiation in the best wind and solar radiation in the world, — the best wind and solar radiation in the world, so— the best wind and solar radiation in the world, so we _ the best wind and solar radiation in the world, so we need _ the best wind and solar radiation in the world, so we need to _ the best wind and solar radiation in the world, so we need to get - the best wind and solar radiation in the world, so we need to get the i the world, so we need to get the funds— the world, so we need to get the funds to — the world, so we need to get the funds to develop _ the world, so we need to get the funds to develop a _ the world, so we need to get the funds to develop a green - the world, so we need to get the i funds to develop a green hydrogen economy— funds to develop a green hydrogen economy and — funds to develop a green hydrogen economy and in— funds to develop a green hydrogen economy and in this _ funds to develop a green hydrogen economy and in this specific - funds to develop a green hydrogen economy and in this specific case, | economy and in this specific case, so we _ economy and in this specific case, so we can— economy and in this specific case, so we can think— economy and in this specific case, so we can think about _ economy and in this specific case, so we can think about phasing - economy and in this specific case, so we can think about phasing outj so we can think about phasing out coal hut— so we can think about phasing out coal but we — so we can think about phasing out coal but we need _ so we can think about phasing out coal but we need to _ so we can think about phasing out coal but we need to think- so we can think about phasing out coal but we need to think about i so we can think about phasing out i coal but we need to think about the people _ coal but we need to think about the people who — coal but we need to think about the people who depend _ coal but we need to think about the people who depend on _ coal but we need to think about the people who depend on the - coal but we need to think about the people who depend on the cold - coal but we need to think about the | people who depend on the cold right now. people who depend on the cold right now i— people who depend on the cold right now. ~' people who depend on the cold right now. ~ ., ., now. i think about some of the rivate now. i think about some of the private finance _ now. i think about some of the private finance did _ now. i think about some of the private finance did not - now. i think about some of the private finance did not come i now. i think about some of the - private finance did not come forward in the way you wanted it to. taste private finance did not come forward in the way you wanted it to.- in the way you wanted it to. we are encouraging _ in the way you wanted it to. we are encouraging people _ in the way you wanted it to. we are encouraging people to _ in the way you wanted it to. we are encouraging people to come - in the way you wanted it to. we are l encouraging people to come forward and as diego said, it is a transition and is quite right on it's why we have a ring fence the international climate fund and again we were leaders in that and we are proud of our commitment to it. do ou proud of our commitment to it. do you have any reaction to what you have heard? i you have any reaction to what you have heard?— you have any reaction to what you have heard? ., ~ ., ., ., have heard? i do think international collaboration, _ have heard? i do think international collaboration, financial— have heard? i do think international collaboration, financial aid, - have heard? i do think international collaboration, financial aid, is - collaboration, financial aid, is critical, — collaboration, financial aid, is critical, if— collaboration, financialaid, is critical, if we want to realise climate _ critical, if we want to realise climate justice. thank you. climate 'ustice. thank you. thank ou climate justice. thank you. thank ou ve climate justice. thank you. thank you very much — climate justice. thank you. thank you very much indeed. _ climate justice. thank you. thank you very much indeed. now -

climate justice. thank you. thank you very much indeed. now we i climate justice. thank you. thank l you very much indeed. now we can take another question in the studio from daniel from argyll. haifa take another question in the studio from daniel from argyll.— take another question in the studio from daniel from argyll. how do you intend to reduce _ from daniel from argyll. how do you intend to reduce the _ from daniel from argyll. how do you intend to reduce the impact - from daniel from argyll. how do you intend to reduce the impact on - from daniel from argyll. how do you intend to reduce the impact on sea l intend to reduce the impact on sea levels rising on our towns and cities? . , ., ., cities? on that question, india needs yet _ cities? on that question, india needs yet has _ cities? on that question, india needs yet has announced - cities? on that question, india needs yet has announced the l cities? on that question, india - needs yet has announced the capital is moving from jakarta to borneo because jakarta is sinking. 25% of the population of vietnam and 50% of the population of vietnam and 50% of the population of the netherlands are at risk from rising sea levels. enough ice melted on a single day in greenland to cover florida in two inches of water. you must be seeing this daily. haste inches of water. you must be seeing this dail . ~ , ._ inches of water. you must be seeing this dail . ~ , ., this daily. we see it day in and dail . all this daily. we see it day in and daily- all of— this daily. we see it day in and daily. all of these _ this daily. we see it day in and daily. all of these things - this daily. we see it day in and daily. all of these things that i daily. all of these things that they do on the industrial side is coming up do on the industrial side is coming up to the arctic common it's not staying in the arctic, it's coming back as melted ice. , so we need to

take action and it is right now. it's not time for blah, blah, blah, it's time to make some action and start with the world leaders, and they have goals and solutions and if we collaborate together, we can do something for this question. you don't have _ something for this question. you don't have to _ something for this question. you don't have to look _ something for this question. you don't have to look far to see the damage — don't have to look far to see the damage associated with climate right now. damage associated with climate right now i_ damage associated with climate right now. i think part of the advantage of that— now. i think part of the advantage of that is, — now. i think part of the advantage of that is, i'm not fighting off climate — of that is, i'm not fighting off climate deniers any more, the question— climate deniers any more, the questionjust is, how do climate deniers any more, the question just is, how do we climate deniers any more, the questionjust is, how do we solve this and — questionjust is, how do we solve this and how do we it fast. question just is, how do we solve this and how do we it fast. daniel's oint is this and how do we it fast. daniel's point is absolutely _ this and how do we it fast. daniel's point is absolutely right _ this and how do we it fast. daniel's point is absolutely right and - this and how do we it fast. daniel's point is absolutely right and that i point is absolutely right and that is why we are all here to deal with these imminent threats, and you talk about that so many people get the argument now and ten years ago when i came into parliament there were people saying it's all a hoax and all nonsense but the numbers of those people has dwindled because they see the evidence and they are

very focused on what daniel is talking about and in that context, are moving away from coal, that is something we are moving fast on and building an international coalition and it's only through finance that we will empower the developing world which is bigger than in developed countries, in terms of people, to actually decarbonise and fight climate change. i actually decarbonise and fight climate change.— actually decarbonise and fight climate chance. . , ., ., climate change. i have been going to the copd meetings _ climate change. i have been going to the copd meetings since _ climate change. i have been going to the copd meetings since i _ climate change. i have been going to the copd meetings since i was - climate change. i have been going to the copd meetings since i was your. the copd meetings since i was your a-e the copd meetings since i was your age and _ the copd meetings since i was your age and this is the first time i feel_ age and this is the first time i feel there _ age and this is the first time i feel there is opportunity for acceleration and action. because it's so desperate. _ acceleration and action. because it's so desperate. and _ acceleration and action. because it's so desperate. and because l acceleration and action. because - it's so desperate. and because young --eole are it's so desperate. and because young people are pushing — it's so desperate. and because young people are pushing for— it's so desperate. and because young people are pushing for it. _ it's so desperate. and because young people are pushing for it. you - it's so desperate. and because young people are pushing for it. you are - people are pushing for it. you are here _ people are pushing for it. you are here because you care about this, and guess— here because you care about this, and guess what, you are worried and we are _ and guess what, you are worried and we are worried and we ought to be worried _ we are worried and we ought to be worried it�*s — we are worried and we ought to be worried. �* , ., ., ., , we are worried and we ought to be worried. �*, ., ., ., , , , worried. it's extraordinary because when i worried. it's extraordinary because when i look _ worried. it's extraordinary because when i look back _ worried. it's extraordinary because when i look back at _ worried. it's extraordinary because when i look back at footage - worried. it's extraordinary because when i look back at footage in - worried. it's extraordinary because| when i look back at footage in paris in 2015, people were crying, and now

we have another six years and we are still trying to catch up with that emotion. colombia, on the whole question of cities sinking, how bad is colombia affected7 question of cities sinking, how bad is colombia affected? this question of cities sinking, how bad is colombia affected?— question of cities sinking, how bad is colombia affected? this past year for the first time _ is colombia affected? this past year for the first time ever _ is colombia affected? this past year for the first time ever we _ is colombia affected? this past year for the first time ever we had - is colombia affected? this past year for the first time ever we had a - for the first time ever we had a category— for the first time ever we had a category of— for the first time ever we had a category of hurricane _ for the first time ever we had a category of hurricane five - for the first time ever we had a i category of hurricane five hitting the island — category of hurricane five hitting the island and _ category of hurricane five hitting the island and it— category of hurricane five hitting the island and it completely - the island and it completely destroyed _ the island and it completely destroyed in— the island and it completely destroyed in ireland - the island and it completely destroyed in ireland wherel the island and it completely i destroyed in ireland where we the island and it completely - destroyed in ireland where we had the second — destroyed in ireland where we had the second largest _ destroyed in ireland where we had the second largest coral— destroyed in ireland where we had the second largest coral reef - destroyed in ireland where we had the second largest coral reef in . destroyed in ireland where we hadl the second largest coral reef in the world _ the second largest coral reef in the world and — the second largest coral reef in the world and it's — the second largest coral reef in the world and it's putting _ the second largest coral reef in the world and it's putting in— the second largest coral reef in the world and it's putting in danger- the second largest coral reef in the world and it's putting in danger not only people — world and it's putting in danger not only people but _ world and it's putting in danger not only people but our _ world and it's putting in danger not only people but our biodiversity - world and it's putting in danger not only people but our biodiversity inl only people but our biodiversity in colombia — only people but our biodiversity in colombia so — only people but our biodiversity in colombia so although _ only people but our biodiversity in colombia so although we - only people but our biodiversity in colombia so although we have - only people but our biodiversity in i colombia so although we have done it, colombia so although we have done it. we _ colombia so although we have done it, we only— colombia so although we have done it. we only emit— colombia so although we have done it, we only emit 0.6% _ colombia so although we have done it, we only emit 0.6% but _ colombia so although we have done it, we only emit 0.6% but we - colombia so although we have done it, we only emit 0.6% but we are i colombia so although we have done i it, we only emit 0.6% but we are one ofthe— it, we only emit 0.6% but we are one of the 20 most — it, we only emit 0.6% but we are one of the 20 most vulnerable _ it, we only emit 0.6% but we are one of the 20 most vulnerable countries i of the 20 most vulnerable countries to climate _ of the 20 most vulnerable countries to climate change _ of the 20 most vulnerable countries to climate change events. _ of the 20 most vulnerable countries to climate change events.— to climate change events. coming back to you. _ to climate change events. coming back to you, kwasi _ to climate change events. coming back to you, kwasi kwarteng, - to climate change events. coming i back to you, kwasi kwarteng, much more can be done. we talk about 100,000,000,000 but you need to take more responsibility for it. taste 100,000,000,000 but you need to take more responsibility for it. we do and that is _ more responsibility for it. we do and that is one _ more responsibility for it. we do and that is one of _ more responsibility for it. we do and that is one of the _ more responsibility for it. we do and that is one of the reasons i more responsibility for it. we do i and that is one of the reasons why with what the prime minister said this morning was the cash element is critical and that is why we are saying we are trying to get a broad

agreement, asjean understands and acknowledges that this is one of the top priorities of this cop26, the 100,000,000,000 committed, we really want to deliver on it. taste 100,000,000,000 committed, we really want to deliver on it.— want to deliver on it. we really wanted to _ want to deliver on it. we really wanted to deliver _ want to deliver on it. we really wanted to deliver it _ want to deliver on it. we really wanted to deliver it in - want to deliver on it. we really wanted to deliver it in 2020, l want to deliver on it. we really i wanted to deliver it in 2020, and want to deliver on it. we really - wanted to deliver it in 2020, and in 2021, and we might not deliver on 2022. �* ., , .., 2022. i'm hopefulwe can deliver it. i 2022. i'm hopefulwe can deliver it. i completely — 2022. i'm hopefulwe can deliver it. i completely agree _ 2022. i'm hopefulwe can deliver it. i completely agree we _ 2022. i'm hopefulwe can deliver it. i completely agree we should - 2022. i'm hopefulwe can deliver it. i completely agree we should be i i completely agree we should be doing more but we have moved some way. i doing more but we have moved some wa . . , ., , ., way. i am with you, things are different than _ way. i am with you, things are different than before. - way. i am with you, things are different than before. they i way. i am with you, things are| different than before. they are blatant, — different than before. they are blatant, in your face challenges and we cannot— blatant, in your face challenges and we cannot run away from them. let�*s we cannot run away from them. let's take another— we cannot run away from them. let's take another question _ we cannot run away from them. iat�*s take another question and that is from leah joshua take another question and that is from leahjoshua whojoins take another question and that is from leahjoshua who joins us from outside the sydney opera house in australia. let's have your question and good morning to you. good mornin: and good morning to you. good morning to _ and good morning to you. good morning to you _ and good morning to you. good morning to you too. _ and good morning to you. good morning to you too. i _ and good morning to you. good morning to you too. i am - and good morning to you. good morning to you too. i am leahl and good morning to you. (13mg. morning to you too. i am leahjoshua and i'm 12 years old and i live in sydney, australia. this is what really worries me. australia has

said that they have no plans to stop mining and exporting coal beyond 2013. it will be my generation that has to live with the consequences of decisions like these 7 2030. my question to the leaders is, how can we wean the world off cold7 question to the leaders is, how can we wean the world off cold?- we wean the world off cold? thank ou, and we wean the world off cold? thank you. and just _ we wean the world off cold? thank you. and just to — we wean the world off cold? thank you, and just to add _ we wean the world off cold? thank you, and just to add to _ we wean the world off cold? thank you, and just to add to that, - you, and just to add to that, according to the international energy agency, the level of coal production forecast for 2050 is four times the limit needed to reach net zero emissions by 2050, which is a terrifying thought. first of all, diego, you said in september that colombian coal production is expected to rebound by 50% in 2021 and demand is strong in international prices are high and this is balanced by having an economic future but also combating the climate crisis. how radical are yourideas the climate crisis. how radical are your ideas for reduction in coal? brute

your ideas for reduction in coal? we send your ideas for reduction in coal? - send out the cold. your ideas for reduction in coal? we send out the cold. that _ your ideas for reduction in coal? we send out the cold. that is _ your ideas for reduction in coal? we send out the cold. that is not - your ideas for reduction in coal? we send out the cold. that is not good, either. send out the cold. that is not good, either- we — send out the cold. that is not good, either. we need _ send out the cold. that is not good, either. we need to _ send out the cold. that is not good, either. we need to agree _ send out the cold. that is not good, either. we need to agree on - either. we need to agree on something _ either. we need to agree on something here. _ either. we need to agree on something here. the - either. we need to agree on i something here. the problem either. we need to agree on - something here. the problem is not the source of energy, the problem is emissions and if we find a way to mitigate or eliminate the emissions from coal, we should be ok and we have carbon capture storage, so as part of the transition in colombia and i discussed this with kwasi kwarteng, we talked about blue hydrogen which is using coal but capturing the c02 emitted during the process, that should be fine and when we think about what we will do with the families that depend on this coal, we need to think about a transition because i cannot eliminate coal overnight and have 100,000 7 but let's be clear, you want to eliminate coal. i 100,000 ? but let's be clear, you want to eliminate coal.— want to eliminate coal. i want to eliminate emissions. _ want to eliminate coal. i want to eliminate emissions. if- want to eliminate coal. i want to eliminate emissions. if we - want to eliminate coal. i want to eliminate emissions. if we have | want to eliminate coal. i want to l eliminate emissions. if we have a technology- _ eliminate emissions. if we have a technology. that _ eliminate emissions. if we have a technology. that is _ eliminate emissions. if we have a technology. that is a _ eliminate emissions. if we have a technology. that is a different i technology. that is a different thin . . technology. that is a different thing- the _ technology. that is a different thing. the problem _ technology. that is a different thing. the problem is - technology. that is a different thing. the problem is not - technology. that is a different thing. the problem is not the | technology. that is a different - thing. the problem is not the energy source, thing. the problem is not the energy source. but — thing. the problem is not the energy source, but the _ thing. the problem is not the energy source, but the emissions _

thing. the problem is not the energy source, but the emissions from - source, but the emissions from different energy sources.- source, but the emissions from different energy sources. diego and i have discussed _ different energy sources. diego and i have discussed this _ different energy sources. diego and i have discussed this and _ different energy sources. diego and i have discussed this and there - different energy sources. diego and i have discussed this and there are | i have discussed this and there are two elements to this. we have to reduce _ two elements to this. we have to reduce the — two elements to this. we have to reduce the emissions and we are committed to that but we also have to do, _ committed to that but we also have to do. this — committed to that but we also have to do, this is critical, develop carbon— to do, this is critical, develop carbon capture and meet against, so those _ carbon capture and meet against, so those two _ carbon capture and meet against, so those two things have to go together. those two things have to go together-— those two things have to go touether. ., ,, ., ., , , together. lord sharma said this must be the c0pd — together. lord sharma said this must be the cow that — together. lord sharma said this must be the copd that consigns _ together. lord sharma said this must be the copd that consigns coal- together. lord sharma said this must be the copd that consigns coal to - be the copd that consigns coal to history and he is the present. what history and he is the present. what we meant is _ history and he is the present. what we meant is looking _ history and he is the present. what we meant is looking at _ history and he is the present. what we meant is looking at the uk electricity generation, only nine years— electricity generation, only nine years ago— electricity generation, only nine years ago in 2012 and everyone here was alive _ years ago in 2012 and everyone here was alive in— years ago in 2012 and everyone here was alive in 2012, 40% in the electricity— was alive in 2012, 40% in the electricity you consumed in the uk came _ electricity you consumed in the uk came from — electricity you consumed in the uk came from coal and today that percentages between one and 2% and that's— percentages between one and 2% and that's what— percentages between one and 2% and that's what we want to see and in terms _ that's what we want to see and in terms of— that's what we want to see and in terms of thermal coal and power generation. there are industrial processes— generation. there are industrial processes where attempt to is used and that's— processes where attempt to is used and that's where we want to develop carbon— and that's where we want to develop carbon capture to net off emissions, and i_ carbon capture to net off emissions, and i know— carbon capture to net off emissions, and i know you want to move on. it�*s and i know you want to move on. it's and i know you want to move on. it's a taruet.

and i know you want to move on. it's a target- it's — and i know you want to move on. it's a target. it's not _ and i know you want to move on. it's a target. it's not an _ and i know you want to move on. it's a target. it's not an absolute - and i know you want to move on. it's a target. it's not an absolute zero i a target. it's not an absolute zero taruet. in a target. it's not an absolute zero target- in a _ a target. it's not an absolute zero target. in a net _ a target. it's not an absolute zero target. in a net zero _ a target. it's not an absolute zero target. in a net zero target - a target. it's not an absolute zero target. in a net zero target you i target. in a net zero target you have to develop carbon capture to net of the emissions. that's what we're trying to do.— we're trying to do. greenland has coal that is _ we're trying to do. greenland has coal that is not _ we're trying to do. greenland has coal that is not mining _ we're trying to do. greenland has coal that is not mining coal, - we're trying to do. greenland has coal that is not mining coal, so i coal that is not mining coal, so what do you think about the fundamentals of winning the world of coal? i fundamentals of winning the world of coal? . . , ., fundamentals of winning the world of coal? .. , ., , ., fundamentals of winning the world of coal? , ., , ., coal? i can understand diego. some --eole coal? i can understand diego. some people who — coal? i can understand diego. some people who make — coal? i can understand diego. some people who make money _ coal? i can understand diego. some people who make money from - coal? i can understand diego. some i people who make money from working in these _ people who make money from working in these mines. — people who make money from working in these mines, but _ people who make money from working in these mines, but all— people who make money from working in these mines, but all we _ people who make money from working in these mines, but all we need - people who make money from working in these mines, but all we need is - in these mines, but all we need is the investment— in these mines, but all we need is the investment from _ in these mines, but all we need is the investment from the - in these mines, but all we need is the investment from the mining i in these mines, but all we need is| the investment from the mining to in these mines, but all we need is - the investment from the mining to go to the _ the investment from the mining to go to the green— the investment from the mining to go to the green technology _ the investment from the mining to go to the green technology and - the investment from the mining to go to the green technology and that - the investment from the mining to go to the green technology and that is i to the green technology and that is why we _ to the green technology and that is why we need — to the green technology and that is why we need to _ to the green technology and that is why we need to take _ to the green technology and that is why we need to take action - to the green technology and that is why we need to take action and - to the green technology and that is i why we need to take action and those are the _ why we need to take action and those are the big _ why we need to take action and those are the big countries, _ why we need to take action and those are the big countries, the _ why we need to take action and those are the big countries, the bigger- are the big countries, the bigger economies, _ are the big countries, the bigger economies, who _ are the big countries, the bigger economies, who have _ are the big countries, the bigger economies, who have the - economies, who have the responsibility— economies, who have the responsibility to - economies, who have the responsibility to do - economies, who have the responsibility to do that, i economies, who have the i responsibility to do that, so economies, who have the - responsibility to do that, so if we can start — responsibility to do that, so if we can start from _ responsibility to do that, so if we can start from today, _ responsibility to do that, so if we can start from today, we - responsibility to do that, so if we can start from today, we can - responsibility to do that, so if we i can start from today, we can make the transition _ can start from today, we can make the transition to _ can start from today, we can make the transition to the _ can start from today, we can make the transition to the green - can start from today, we can make the transition to the green energyl the transition to the green energy and green — the transition to the green energy and green technology. _ the transition to the green energy and green technology. if- the transition to the green energy and green technology. if i - the transition to the green energy and green technology.— the transition to the green energy and green technology. ifi may, can i add something _ and green technology. ifi may, can

i add something quickly. _ and green technology. ifi may, can i add something quickly. colombia | and green technology. if i may, canl i add something quickly. colombia is a middle income country but we have significant high poverty rates, so we need to close a lot of social gaps in colombia and we do that with royalties from the mining sector, but who is demanding the goal is 7 the coal is asia and europe and the demand comes from the developed countries. i5 demand comes from the developed countries. , . . demand comes from the developed countries. , ., ., ., countries. is that a good enough ara ument countries. is that a good enough argument and — countries. is that a good enough argument and i _ countries. is that a good enough argument and i know— countries. is that a good enough argument and i know you - countries. is that a good enough argument and i know you have i countries. is that a good enough argument and i know you have aj argument and i know you have a problem in west virginia because your senator doesn't want to push through the climate package because there's a lot of coal mining the, so is america's serious enough about winning the country of coal? indie is america's serious enough about winning the country of coal? we are serious enough _ winning the country of coal? we are serious enough to _ winning the country of coal? we are serious enough to invest _ serious enough to invest significantly in cc us but i would have _ significantly in cc us but i would have to — significantly in cc us but i would have to say that in the us, coal is not the _ have to say that in the us, coal is not the fuel— have to say that in the us, coal is not the fuel of choice. it is waning and we _ not the fuel of choice. it is waning and we are — not the fuel of choice. it is waning and we are looking for opportunities for transition so we can recognise that clean— for transition so we can recognise that clean energy is the clear winner~ — that clean energy is the clear winner. , , .,

winner. just while we are here, the oil field off— winner. just while we are here, the oil field off shetland _ winner. just while we are here, the oil field off shetland is _ winner. just while we are here, the oil field off shetland is about - winner. just while we are here, the oil field off shetland is about to - oil field off shetland is about to either get the go ahead or not and the government legal department says that you, the business secretary, can make a decision stop when will you make a decision and do you want it to go ahead? i you make a decision and do you want it to go ahead?— it to go ahead? i will not say the decision here. _ it to go ahead? i will not say the decision here. not— it to go ahead? i will not say the decision here. not on _ it to go ahead? i will not say the| decision here. not on television. there will be a decision.- there will be a decision. coming cuickl ? there will be a decision. coming quickly? all— there will be a decision. coming quickly? all i — there will be a decision. coming quickly? all i will— there will be a decision. coming quickly? all i will say _ there will be a decision. coming quickly? all i will say it - there will be a decision. coming quickly? all i will say it is - there will be a decision. coming quickly? all i will say it is a - quickly? all i will say it is a licence it — quickly? all i will say it is a licence it was _ quickly? all i will say it is a licence it was granted - quickly? all i will say it is a licence it was granted 20 l quickly? all i will say it is a - licence it was granted 20 years ago. but it has been revisited. it is licence it was granted 20 years ago. but it has been revisited.— but it has been revisited. it is a ”lannin but it has been revisited. it is a planning decision _ but it has been revisited. it is a planning decision that - but it has been revisited. it is a planning decision that we - but it has been revisited. it is a planning decision that we will i planning decision that we will examine. that's all i'm going to say about that? and the other thing i would say, as diego said, it is a transition 7 so why open new oil field question one of the things i've negotiated is the north sea transmission deal and i can't say to the quarter of million people who work in the sector in the uk that they will shut the door on the six overnight. they will shut the door on the six overniaht. . ., ., , ., overnight. leah, we heard from you for the question, _ overnight. leah, we heard from you for the question, so _ overnight. leah, we heard from you for the question, so what _ overnight. leah, we heard from you for the question, so what do - overnight. leah, we heard from you for the question, so what do you i for the question, so what do you make of what you heard? i appreciate

those answers — make of what you heard? i appreciate those answers and _ make of what you heard? i appreciate those answers and i _ make of what you heard? i appreciate those answers and i appreciate - make of what you heard? i appreciate those answers and i appreciate you i those answers and i appreciate you are investing in carbon capture. i 'ust are investing in carbon capture. i just want— are investing in carbon capture. i just want you to know that we are all depending on you and we hope you deliver. _ all depending on you and we hope you deliver, because we are running out of time _ deliver, because we are running out of time. . ~ deliver, because we are running out of time. ., ,, ,., deliver, because we are running out of time. . ~' ,. , deliver, because we are running out of time. ., ,, y., , . ., �*, of time. thank you very much. that's all from the — of time. thank you very much. that's all from the global— of time. thank you very much. that's all from the global climate _ of time. thank you very much. that's all from the global climate debate i all from the global climate debate at the cop26 in glasgow and i hope you find it enlightening and possibly encouraging. thank you to our panellists, and also to our question is from here in the studio and around the world, and wherever you are watching or listening as well as online, thank you for joining us in until the next time, goodbye from me and all of the team here in glasgow. goodbye.

hello. not as chilly compared with the past few days but because we have the milder weather, it usually comes with plenty of cloud and that is the case with lots of cloud around and there will be sunshine here and there but from the cloud comes rain and it will get windier as we go through the day and it's all due to this low pressure between us and iceland. the heaviest of the rain is in the northern half of the country going into the early afternoon but the weather front moves southwards and will bring clear skies to scotland and northern ireland,

so after the heavy rain this morning and the rain we have at the moment, that will gradually push into northern england and turning wetter here. the south and east will see splashes of light rain and drizzle but many places will be dry and a bit of sunshine at times but the best of the afternoon sunshine is later on in scotland and northern ireland and there are showers in the north. temperatures up on recent days and that will be tempered by the strengthening winds. a blustery evening and outbreaks of rain and drizzle and if you are off to any displays, be careful, because very windy weather further north with frequent showers in the far north of scotland. because of the breeze picking up, temperatures shouldn't drop away but it will feel cooler than it has done on the nightjust gone and the winds really are a feature at the end of the night in tomorrow morning. effectively between two weather systems as we go through sunday but the one from today is only slowly clearing away and on the back edge we will see the strongest winds in the morning. maybe 80mph across parts of northern scotland which could cause travel and power disruption and even damage. gales as far south as the north—west coast. a windy day on sunday and outbreaks

of rain continue on and off in the north of scotland on the odd shower elsewhere but overall a drier picture than today and a brighter picture with a better chance of sunshine although it will stay cloudy for some in the south—west and the north—east of scotland. a cooler day tomorrow with temperatures down in the north—west breeze but after a frosty night across eastern parts of the country, dry and bright through eastern england and elsewhere early morning sunshine gives way to cloud and rain across parts of scotland and northern ireland but temperatures are lifting again and a bit cooler along the eastern coast. the week ahead, the temperatures around average if not a bit above and one area of low pressure in the north is tying into the remnants of a tropical storm across the country and only a bit of rain on that and then high pressure builds for the end of the week. see you soon.

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