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Beating vaccine roll—out, he has got brexit done, you know, we have done fantastic stuff on things like the environment with cop26 last year. you know, the prime minister has achieved a lot of great things over the last two years, you know, there is clearly a lot more needs delivering with things like for example the levelling up programme which he outlined this week and i think she needs to be given the time to implement that because that is what the british people voted the conservative part...

2500 scientific studies, and alarmingly found that around 90% of marine species suffer the impact of pollution. those negative impacts can range from �*s except ability to disease, right through to serious injury and death —— susceptibility. we need solutions to this growing crisis right now.— crisis right now. kate, weve only recently had _ crisis right now. kate, weve only recently had cop26. _ crisis right now. kate, weve only recently had cop26. did - crisis right now. kate, weve onl...

Right through to serious injury and death so we urgently need to look at solutions right now to look at solutions right now to this growing crisis of plastic pollution. weve only recently had _ plastic pollution. weve only recently had cop26, - plastic pollution. weve only recently had cop26, were i plastic pollution. weve only i recently had cop26, were you, did you take any confidence away from that that governments are taking steps they need to fix this? ~ ., _, , ., fix this? while the outco...

Those negative impacts can range from susceptibility to disease, right through to serious injury and death. so, we need solutions to this growing crisis right now. kate, weve only recently had cop26. did you take any confidence away from that, that governments are taking the steps they need to fix this? well, while the outcomes werent perfect, we need to realise that some progress was made. one important development was the establishment of annual ocean dialogues to look at ocean—based mitigat...

Hello, and welcome. three months ago at the cop26 summit in glasgow, borisjohnson put the world on notice. humanity has long since run down the clock on climate change. its one minute to midnight on that doomsday clock, and we need to act now. today, in the house of commons, he said this. what he would be doing, mr speaker, is hitting the energy companies at precisely the moment when we need to encourage them to go for more gas, mr speaker, because we need to transition now to cleaner fuels. sin...

Correspondent in sydney, there were floods, there were fires. this looks like it is starting to become a bit of a pattern? it is becoming a bit of a pattern and on every, on every platform, if you will, in every summit, when it comes to climate change, including cop26 in glasgow earlier this year, this australia is mentioned as the front line for these extreme weather events. as a result of climate change. it is something the authorities cannot ignore anymore. remember, this is an election year ...

Its likely to focus on four core areas — nuclear energy, renewable energy, making homes more energy efficient, and increasing north sea oil and gas production. lets get more now, simonjack is our business editor and hejoins me now. simon, this is a huge decision by shell that we understand they are going to make. it must be a very tricky calculation for them. initially when they pulled out, the price of oil were $70 a barrel, it has gone up to almost double that. how do they know the business ...

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Himself— borisjohnson has tried to present himself as — borisjohnson has tried to present himself as a green premised or, being _ himself as a green premised or, being the — himself as a green premised or, being the custodian of cop26 in gtasgow— being the custodian of cop26 in glasgow — he will say we are in uncharted _ glasgow — he will say we are in uncharted waters, we have to try and confront _ uncharted waters, we have to try and confront the — uncharted waters, we have to tr...

Point of the business secretarys team would make and some in downing street would make is that given everything we have talked about, you have to look at all the options including bringing back a proper look at fracking. i including bringing back a proper look at fracking._ including bringing back a proper look at fracking. i was going to say because fracking _ look at fracking. i was going to say because fracking was _ look at fracking. i was going to say because fracking was ruled - look at fr...