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and diego mesa is columbia's minister of mines and energy.sly, he oversaw the country's energy transformation policy, including increasing the share of renewable energy from 1% to 12% but colombian exports of coal, the world's the dirtiest fossil fuel, have jumped in 2021, and deforestation continues to increase, despite promises from the government to reduce it. well, welcome to you all. applause. so, let's go to our first question from the banks of the mississippi in missouri. your question please? my question is, what are the plans for effective international cooperation when neither president xi jinping oeradimir putin are attending cop26. thank very much, indeed. kwasi kwarteng, how do we make sure this just isn'tjust "blah blah blah", particular without these two leaders? i think the fact the leaders are not here, is not actually that significant because what we're seeing are literally is literally thousands of people coming together, to tackle climate change. i think dakota's question is quite right, it's notjust a question of words. w

thank you to all our panellists — kwasi kwarteng, gina mccarthy, mute egede and diego mesa, and alsoext time, goodbye from me, kirsty wark, and all the team in glasgow. goodbye. applause hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sienna rodgers, who is the editor, labourlist and iain anderson, the executive chairman at cicero. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. the advantages by now, almost all from pages and finish. the metro calls the cop26 conference “hy—cop—rosy“ after some leaders arrived in glasgow on private planes and yachts. the daily telegraph leads on the queen asking world leaders in a video message to “rise above politics“ and take action against climate change. the times front page also goes with her majesty — saying she is urging leaders to answer the concerns of future generations. staying with the summit, the guardian says a deal has been made to “save“ our forests. away from cop26, the i carries a warning on safety data for smart motorways. that's also the lead in the daily mail, which says mps are callin

the largest fentanyl bust in 2021 came in august in owe at a mesa near san diego.e cbp recovered 127 pounds opioid snuggled a trailer driven by a mexico call national it had a street value of $13 million. and new on thursday, the western state's sheriff's association which represents sheriffs from 17 states declared a position of no confidence in dhs secretary mayorkas and urged president biden to replace him. writing in part, quote: america sheriffs have watched in disbelief as the southern border has turned into an invisible line in the sand. border patrol agents have been relegated to day care supervisors at housing units and when they do attempt to act, they are scrutinized, placed on administrative leave, and investigated for political gain. bret, press secretary jen psaki said that during discussions at the summit today, president biden and the mexican president are not expected to come to an agreement to bring back the remain in mexico policy. we'll send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin reporting along the border. thank you. you were next, the u.s. and