lity comes from the village of tukuraki that was hit by back—to—back cyclones.led to her entire village being relocated and rebuilt further up in the highlands. whilst the new village is finished, they told me that many of the villagers still return to the caves that offered them shelter from previous storms. this is the cave. the bigger cyclone comej or the house will be full, which we worry about. worry about your life ? you don't know about all living all your life. - just come here and live. you know, when we 20, - 30 people still have one night or other nights, you i don't worry about this. only the thing we worried about the hurricane - would be finished. so you feel safer in the cave, in the cave than you do in the village. yeah. this is the house left. this my son. oh, yes, it's open. one part of the house - are taking away, this side. yes. so bad. all the clothes closet - when the hurricane come here, everybodyjust got left - here because of the water come through the house. i can't do anything - because we are afraid only the main thing to do. they tol

lity comes from the village of tukuraki that was hit by back—to—back cyclones.village being relocated and rebuilt further up in the highlands. whilst the new village is finished, she told me that many of the villagers still return to the caves that offered them shelter from previous storms. this is the cave. if he bigger cyclone comes, the house will fall, - which we worry about. only the thing we worried about is the hurricane would be finished. l we save our life here. so you feel safer in the _ we save our life here. so you feel safer in the cave _ we save our life here. so you feel safer in the cave then _ we save our life here. so you feel safer in the cave then any - we save our life here. so you feel| safer in the cave then any village? yeah. just at this one has left. just this one has left? _ just at this one has left. just this one has left? yes, _ just at this one has left. just this one has left? yes, this _ just at this one has left. just this one has left? yes, this is - just at this one has left. just this i one has left? yes, this is my son's. 0h

lity comes from the village of tukuraki that was hit by back—to—back cyclones.ted and rebuilt further up in the highlands. whilst the new village is finished, she told me that many of the villagers still return to the caves that offered them shelter from previous storms. this is the cave. if he bigger cyclone comes, the house will fall, - which we worry about. we worry about your life. you don't know about all living all your life. - just come here and live. you know, when we 20, - 30 people still have one night or other nights, you i don't worry about this. only the thing we worried about is the hurricane - would be finished. we save our life here. so you feel safer in the cave then any village? yeah. just this one house has left. just this one left? yes, this is my son's. oh, yes, it is open. one part of the house i'm taking away, this side. i the bed, all the clothes, we lost the money had l hurricane come everybodyjust got up and left. i couldn't do anything so bad. because we were afraid. only the main thing to do was to go. - they told us i do not worry ab

tukuraki was the first non—coastal village to be permanently moved. liti is from there.nd liti sheltered in this cave during extreme weather events. liti, this is the cave where you stayed? although liti now has a new home, she still keeps supplies in the cave as insurance. across the world, its estimated one person a second is forced to flee their home because of climate—related weather events. that number is alarming. it is three times as many people that were displaced by war and conflict. back in samoa, the prime minister says climate issues are a problem notjust for governments, but for humanity. it's not rocket science. no—one else will save us. we have to save ourselves. the un has said 97% of the pacific island population is vulnerable to sea—level rise, on account of living close to the coast. success or failures of climate talks will be seen here first. samoa will be a bellwether for the planet's future. megha mohan, bbc news. tuesday marked the 80th anniversary of the japanese attack on the us naval base in pearl harbour, hawaii. presidentjoe biden visited the

tukuraki was the first of non—coastal village to be permanently moved. liti is from there.stayed? although liti now has a new home, she still keeps supplies in the cave as insurance. across the world, its estimated one person a second is forced to flee their home because of climate—related weather events. that number is alarming. it is three times as many people that were displaced by war and conflict. back in samoa, the prime minister says climate issues are a problem notjust for governments, but for humanity. it's not rocket science. no—one else will save us. we have to save ourselves. the un has said 97% of the pacific island population is vulnerable to sea—level rise, on account of living close to the coast. success or failures of climate talks will be seen here first. samoa will be a bellwether for the planet's future. megha mohan, bbc news. there's test cricket and then there's ashes cricket — those are the words of england'sjoe root as the team prepare to take on their arch rivals australia tonight in brisbane. england have a tough task ahead. it's a decade since the