find analysis of all the latest climate pledges and this piece, from our environment analyst roger harrabine at... now, let's look at how one particular company is attempting to meet its targets — shell. it's one of the biggest oil companies in the world. and its boss insists the company is on course to halve emissions over the next decade. he's been speaking to our business editor simon jack at the company's biggest oil refinery in the netherlands. 20 million tonnes of oil a year flow through pernis, the largest refinery in europe. globally, shell has a carbon footprint the size of russia's. what you see here is predominantly refinery... chief executive ben van beurden said shell's transition to net zero is possible, but it will need the money from its oil and gas business for many years to pay for it. this facility is going to be transformed. we will produce biofuels. we will produce hydrogen over the horizon. all these things can only be done if you actually have a facility to work with, but also if you have the cash to invest with it, and the cash at this point in time comes from our le

our environment analyst roger harrabin reoprts from glasgow. minister left hisjet on the tarmac as he boarded a train back to glasgow this morning. officials believe his presence at the conference will remind other leaders of the concern they expressed when the meeting began. this document is the first draft of what cop26 will finally achieve. it notes with alarm and concern the ever growing rise in global temperatures. coal is under attack in the document. it is the dirtiest fuel. the paper proposes phasing it out. it doesn't mention any date, but there will be a big push back from coal —dependent nations. oil and gas are under the spotlight, too. the document says subsidies for them should be ended. there will be a fight over this proposal. on the plus side the poorer nations on the front line of climate change welcomed the plan for increased funds to help them adapt to climate driven weather extremes. the doubling of adaptation finance which is now being proposed is very welcome. it still is not enough but we will welcome what is coming beca

caroline lucas ending that report from roger harrabin.k to our science correspondent rebecca morelle. lets talk about this draft agreement and then we will come onto the mainstay of the discussions today, but how far can a draft agreement moved to its final version? probably uuite a moved to its final version? probably quite a lot- — moved to its final version? probably quite a lot- i've _ moved to its final version? probably quite a lot. i've got _ moved to its final version? probably quite a lot. i've got a _ moved to its final version? probably quite a lot. i've got a copy _ moved to its final version? probably quite a lot. i've got a copy of - moved to its final version? probably quite a lot. i've got a copy of the - quite a lot. i've got a copy of the agreement, just a couple of pages long, and the important thing to remember is that this is a draft. we will see more of these drafts over the next couple of days before we get to the final agreement. everyone here has been poring over it, sentence by sentence, word by word. to see what

roger harrabin, bbc news.nd that infamous hanforth parish council meeting that shone a new light on local democracy? well, it's happened again — police officers had to be called into a council meeting in essex, after it descended into chaos. maldon district council was discussing sanctions against its member chrisy morris, who responded by using a megaphone and refusing to leave. alex dunlop reports. point of order! councillor morris, your behaviour is unacceptable. local council meetings can be dry and dull. not this one.— local council meetings can be dry and dull. not this one. sorry, shut u, was and dull. not this one. sorry, shut up. was that? _ and dull. not this one. sorry, shut up, was that? are _ and dull. not this one. sorry, shut up, was that? are you _ and dull. not this one. sorry, shut up, was that? are you telling - and dull. not this one. sorry, shut up, was that? are you telling me i and dull. not this one. sorry, shut. up, was that? are you telling me to shut up? _ up, was that? are you telli