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We have not enough workers. what the pandemic did he's many people in their 50s decided to leave the workforce, and that has made the issue worse, and of course brexit has just added to our problems in the uk. so if any unusual recession, one in which we see pockets really being stressed by inflation, for instance, but one with the labour market is still pretty tight. labour market is still pretty ti . ht. �* , labour market is still pretty tiuht. ~ , ., labour market is still pretty tiuht. �* , ., ., tight. and this idea of turning to foreign _ tight. and this idea of turning to foreign w...

As i can understand, and the un says we need much more. do they have the funds to do this? look, it's certainly been an issue where we don't already have the finance goals that exist being met. but what developing countries are calling for here is lost in damage, these harms from climate disasters is a new source of the threats they are seeing, and they need a new fund to cover those costs. so even though the existing finance goals haven't been met, they are saying this is such an issue that we need to have it on the agenda — and it is on the agenda at cop27, but it was actually quite diffic...

An issue that we need to have it on the agenda — and it is on the agenda at cop27, but it was actually quite difficult to get it on the agenda, and it is a redline issue for many richer nations who are concerned aboutjust how much these costs might be, and that there might be open—ended liability for compensation. it's a sort of semi—success that it's on the agenda and they're talking about it, but what outcomes should we expect? is it possible to be optimistic about what success looks like at cop27? i think that we have to have modest expectations for what could be achieved at this cop,...

They know that it's not me. and if i meet people personally, they can see that i'm not angry. aboutjust how unlikely your story is? yeah. i mean, you're this... for three years or more, largely mute, bullied schoolgirl. you end up being the voice of a generation. it's a very unlikely journey, isn't it? it is, yes. one thing that you have described as your superpower is asperger�*s. do you mind just explaining what that is to people who don't know asperger�*s syndrome? you're on the autism spectrum — it's, like, a diagnosis. it means that you work a bit differently. you are a bit sensitiv...

Life seriously enough, like in private. yeah. don't you find it weird, then, that you have this reputation for being...? yeah, it is really funny, actually. you find it funny because why, itjust seems so untrue to you? yeah, yeah. and i think the people i care about, who i meet, they know that it's not me. and if i meet people personally, they can see that i'm not angry. do you ever reflect on, in quiet moments, aboutjust how unlikely your story is? yeah. i mean, you're this... for three years or more, largely mute, bullied schoolgirl. you end up being the voice of a generation. it's a very un...