to borisjohnson and one of his first overseas visits was to the uk, and he visited the queen at windsor castle as well, so the symbol of pageantry of the special leadership is all there, but the questions of always been when it comes to hard policy where it is going to land, and here s your answer for swing policy where it is going to land, and here s your answerfor swing of mrjohnson try to the president to keep us presence in the military. decline that. the personal religion between those two is not the best state but the special relationship as some people call it goes much deeper, the fact we share intelligence, the fact there are clear military answer should you games unite the uk in the us, they don t change the personal relationship of stub i cannot replace and go us president who is not falling out with a uk prime minister, so maybe it is inevitable. the question is where it goes next. of the question is where it goes next. of course we ve got the big cop26 of course we ve g
action on climate change. campaigners here are hoping the only hot air will be in their inflatable caricatures. forthis hot air will be in their inflatable caricatures. for this meeting is a milestone towards the big cop26 climate summit in the autumn, and new pledges to cut carbon emissions are expected. but will enough cash to be promised to help poorer countries adapt to climate change? it s a very special moment in history where we have to get investment of the right kind going to drive the recovery and the transformation we need of our economies for climate change. it s almost like at bretton woods after the second world war. if you put g7 i920 the second world war. if you put g7 1920 together, that s where we are. it s crucially important that we get strong decisions in the next few days. strong decisions in the next few da s. , ., ., days. then there is the task of re airin: days. then there is the task of repairing the days. then there is the task of repairing the world day
as well as tackling the shared security challenges from countries like russia and china. i think standing up for the international order, being clear about the rules that apply, being clear about the values that apply, and being clear to both russia and china leading members of the international community that they must live up to their response of it is, that s an important message to come out of this g7. the g7 is also an opportunity for real action on climate change. campaigners here are hoping the only hot air will be in their inflatable caricatures. for this meeting is a milestone towards the big cop26 climate summit in the autumn, and new pledges to cut carbon emissions are expected. but will enough cash to be promised to help poorer countries adapt to climate change? it s a very special moment in history where we have to get investment of the right kind going to drive the recovery and the transformation we need