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Of corporate manslaughter. a promise from the developed world to foot more of the climate bill has raised some hopes of breakthrough at cop 27. the climate summit in egypt has been extended for another day, as negotiations continue over the issue of how to compensate less wealthy nations for losses caused by global warming. a deal that all 200 countries will sign off on has yet to be reached. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has more. as the event closes down around the negotiators, there is still deep divisions here. because what richer countries want to achieve and what the poorest co...

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Showed the world just what climate change can cost. lost lives, homes washed away. and when ten—year—old nakeeyat dramani sam from ghana addressed the delegates here at cop 27, she shared her experience of a warming world. last month, in accra, where i live in ghana, was heavy rain that burst a dam. cars were under water. people were paddling canoes where there had been streets. thousands fled houses. it was very scary. for those countries that produce the least emissions but suffer the most, this about accountability. we know it's because of climate change. we know it's because polluters ...

Negotiation between nations focused on ways to implement pledges signed in the Paris Climate Agreement. According to that agreement, participating countries have committed to limiting global warming to 2 degrees Celsius compared to the industrial period benchmark.

Sao paulo grand prix could only manage sixth. ding junhui has appeared to have picked up where he left off at the uk snooker championship. he beat ronnie 0'sullivan 6 frames to nil to reach the semi finals. where he won the first five frames against tom ford. these are live pictures now from york. as you can see, tom ford hasjust got one back, but it may be too little too late. we need just one more frame to reach the final. later he will know his opponents. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll be back in an hour. at the cop 27 cli...