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truly at stake here. the threats to public health and safety, to our economy, to national and global security could not be more clear now. so we have work to do but the good news is we have all the science that we need to support these emissions targets and the adaptation measures. great to get your thoughts on the show. thanks forjoining us. thanks for having me. turning now to ukraine, 0desa is under russian air attack, for the second night in a row. you can see here the damage from rocket fire last night in 0desa. the city is one of ukraine's main ports for exporting grain. 0fficials there say they will not be intimidated by the attacks. it comes after russia pulled out of the black sea grain deal on monday. but air attacks are not the only thing ukraine has to worry about. one of the most senior military commanders in the country has admitted ukraine's offensive against russia is not going as fast as hoped. since the counteroffensive launched in earlyjune, it's taken back more than 81 square miles of land. but russia still holds vast amounts of territory. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports near the the front line in bakhmut. the bloody battle for bakhmut isn't over. the city is now held by the russians, but we travelled