professor ed hawkins, i'm sorry. is it ed — fuels.olympic legacy, how can it harvest competitor's success to inspire future generations and olympians? joining us is the chief executive of the london legacy development corporation. it is very good to have you with us. i want to ask you, how much of the success in tokyo can be attributed in any way to the legacy of the 2012 games? flan attributed in any way to the legacy of the 2012 games?— of the 2012 games? can i correct ou, the of the 2012 games? can i correct you. the legacy _ of the 2012 games? can i correct you, the legacy project - of the 2012 games? can i correct you, the legacy project is - of the 2012 games? can i correct you, the legacy project is in - you, the legacy project is in stratford, on the queen elizabeth olympic park. i am at home at the moment in berkshire. speaking about legacy, a lot of it was contributed to from the very first plan. so london was fixated at the very beginning on legacy and so the plan that was put in for the bed in 2005 had legacy at his heart.

here's professor ed hawkins, one of the report authors.bit of global warming makes the consequences worse so if we reach net zero emissions and stabilise global temperatures and stop them from continuing to rise, and we will stop things getting worse for changes in extreme weather but there is no going back. and the other exception to this is that sea level rising will continue for centuries or even thousands of years even if we manage to stabilise global temperatures and so there are very long—term consequences from our actions that we've already taken and actions we will take in the future. the big ice sheets will continue to melt even if we managed to stabilise global temperatures and for the first time this report focuses on a worst case outcome for the antarctic ice sheet. there is a risk unlikely but plausible that the antarctic ice sheets can melt very rapidly and that would mean up to two metres of sea—level rise a century or so. now let's take a closer look at the rise in sea levels. this graph shows you the predictions of the dif