that you know what these meetings are like, but we are trying to fit in back—to—back meetings with world leaders, an opportunity to have conversations that would take months to together would take months to put together in a programme back here. i wanted to take the opportunity for the one—to—one meeting with the emir about really important international issues and i stand by that. let�*s talk about an important issue at home, one of your central promises to viewers, we�*ve talked to you and rachel reeves about it, greenjobs, green energy, that by the end of the parliament, if you win, you say you would invest £28 billion to create. the tricky thing is you started off promising the 28 billion extra every single year, and now you�*re saying that money might not be forthcoming and you will only spend that much if you can afford it. except you�*re still promising people the green jobs, the green energy, but that doesn�*t stack up if you are not committed to paying the price, how can you commit to the promise? let me be clear what we�*re committed to. we�*ve got a green prosperity plan. that�*s a growth plan about the next generation ofjobs, there�*s a revolution