annalisa, you take us in on that one. and australia is one of those on the front of climate change. but david attenborough is right, this is a matter of life and death, and i think that the tone is changing everywhere across the board. so, there is a clear awareness now that capitalism and being profit driven is killing our planet, so something has to change there. so there is to be a kind of complete radical shift in the money world, and this is happening... one of the interesting things about davos next week... the meeting of the world's elite of government and business. and business, is that it will be entirely dedicated to climate change. yes, there will be greta thunberg, but there will also be mark carney, one of the most important bankers in the world, the former head of the bank of england, and there will be larry fink who speaks for blackrock — the biggest investment fund in the world. and they are leading the way, saying it's a money problem. so there is a stanford university study, which will be presented in da

annalisa?f terrifying news and australia is one of those on the front of climate change. but this is a matter of life and death, and i think the tone is changing everywhere across the board. so there is a clear awareness 110w board. so there is a clear awareness now that capitalism and being profit driven is killing the planet so something has to change there. so there is to be a kind of complete radical shift in the money world, and this is happening... one of the interesting things about davos next week... interesting things about davos next week. . . the interesting things about davos next week... the meeting of the world's elite of government and business.“ that it will be entirely dedicated to climate change. yes, there will be greater, but there will also be mark carney, one of the most important bankers in the world, the former head of the bank of england, and there will be larry think who speaks for blackrock. the biggest investment fund in the world. and they are leading the way, sayin

my guests this week — greg katz of us news agency associated press, italian film maker annalisa pirasader ali khamenei when he led friday prayers this week for the first time in eight years. he warned anti—government protestors not to serve as stooges for enemies seeking to capitalise on the tragedy of the downed airliner. how compelling is this campaign for the hearts and minds of the iranian public? in, let's start with you. it has provoked a big yawn because he had nothing new to say, he repeated old themes about enemies and so on. but themes about enemies and so on. but the focus now is on the incompetence of his regime. they couldn't even handle the funeral is the general soleimani, 80 people were killed and the crowds in care man, and yesterday it turned out they