the idea is that these ndcs are stepping stones on a pathway to net zero. the country will be adding no additional greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. the uk has made a legally binding commitment to reach net zero by 2050. the 81% emissions cuts on 1990 levels would represent a significant toughening of the existing pledge, which requires emissions cuts of 68% by 2030. the steelworks at port talbot is switching from coal to electricity, an example of the kind of changes the uk needs to make. the proposed 2035 target sounds very ambitious, but is actually broadly in line with the uk's current carbon cutting strategy. the problem is we're already off track, which is why the climate change committee is saying urgent action is needed. justin rowlatt, bbc news. with the polls in the us election still close, there are concerns that if donald trump loses, he will refuse to accept the result, as he did in 2020. our analysis editor ros atkins has been looking at why these concerns have emerged, and what might happen this time. the polls in this election remain incre

the idea is that these ndcs are stepping stones on a pathway to net zero.ding no additional greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. the uk has made a legally binding commitment to reach net zero by 2050. the 81% emissions cuts on 1990 levels would represent a significant toughening of the existing pledge, which requires emissions cuts of 68% by 2030. the steelworks at port talbot is switching from coal to electricity, an example of the kind of changes the uk needs to make. the proposed 2035 target sounds very ambitious, but is actually broadly in line with the uk's current carbon cutting strategy. the problem is we're already off track, which is why the climate change committee is saying urgent action is needed. justin rowlatt, bbc news. all five of one direction�*s studio albums have reached the uk's top 40 list — as fans mourn the death of former member liam payne. the 31—year—old singer died last week after he fell from a third floor balcony of the casa sur hotel in buenos aires in argentina. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor hello. we

i am pleased to tell you yes, we will meet our net zero target backed up with ambitious ndc at cup 29. consistent with limiting warming to a 1.5 degrees. -- 21.5 degrees. i know finance is at the heart of this. the u.k. will continue to be a leading contributor to international climate finance. that includes supporting nature and forests because this is vital for biodiversity and reducing emissions. and includes funding for adaptation because those who did not cause this crisis should not be left to cope with the consequences. the u.k. will continue to be a leading contributor to development committed to returning to 0.7% when physical circumstances allow. let's be frank. public finance will never fully meet the needs so we must use it as a multiplier to unlock much greater levels of private investment and we have already started this work. i can announce today we are creating a new facility, the british international investment, which will work with the city of london to mobilize billions in pension and insurance funds to invest in boosting development and pricing climate change. thi

we have heard for my opponent who is a career politician ndc insider. i am running in part because we need more people not from the inside. not career politicians like he and his former running mate, bob menendez. i am not a politician. i am a jersey guy who grew up in cherry hill with four siblings and worked a summer job at the jersey shore. restoring old hotels and creating jobs. i believe we need to move forward in our state. we have to get things done. i believe my opponent will put me in a box tonight but i am curtis bashaw, no one else. i have been married to my husband for 22 years. i am pro-choice, pro-business. i believe in common sense. it is time for us to get together and move forward in this debate to do a better job. i am looking forward to serving in the united states senate to do just that. >> thank you very much for your opening statements. now we go to our panel. david, you have three questions. >> as you both know, congressman tim will go first -- congressman kim. americans worry the income of an average household is insufficient to

received training at the medical department and listed technician schools, the ndcs, located in general in addition to army medical center. these men and women became highly specialized medical laboratory technicians whose wartime record merits the highest place. civilian medical schools throughout the country contribute today training of medical department laboratoryab offices their own right. this new officer corps was the group of scientists who directed the bacteriology biochemistry parasitology zoology and mammalogy sections of our laboratory. they made significant contribution to the high level of research work of the army laboratories in the zone of interior. there were four principal types of medical laboratories. the service command lab and the general regional and station hospital laboratories. public health laboratory responsible parties were delegated to the general service command laboratories. each service command had one of these public health type laboratories, except for the large ninth service command, which had two lab. one at fort lewis, washington, and one at monter