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The upward spike in temperature change. there is absolutely no doubt about it, we have to fix this thing. to what extent does your wife carrie, does she influence your views? because she brings a lot of passion to these issues, doesn't she? well, i've always been very passionate about the issue. i discuss it with lots... your father? yes. your brother? all my friends and family, of course. i'm not going to hide it from you, there are some very committed environmentalists in my family. that is absolutely true. but i don't want you to think that i'm the black sheep of the family, ok? i am also, ...

About it, we have to fix this thing. i also think it's the way people want to go. the big change in all this is, it's not what governments think any more, it's not what the corporations think, it's what their punters think. and the people watching, they want change, and they want us to grip this thing. and on the subject of change, we're all thinking about our own carbon footprint. what is thejohnson household doing... yeah, i know! obviously, i've totally abolished commuting since i live above my place of work. but what i used to do is, i used to cycle absolutely everywhere. what about beef, ...

Out first of all the description of what your organisation is tasked with, because it is such a complicated picture. there are so many targets, so many different elements of it. i would like to read it out and then for you to explain what you are tasked with. it is an international organisation that works in partnership with the united nations and leaders in government, the private sector, financial institutions, civil society and philanthropy is to drive faster action towards the achievement of sustainable development goal seven, which is access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern...

The summit is being seen as the moment when countries must deliver on pledges to limit temperature rises to 1.5 celsius above pre—industrial levels, to avoid the worst effects of climate change. scientists say that we need to make sure it doesn't rise beyond that. the uk prime minister borisjohnson says the world is at "one minute to midnight" having run down the clock on waiting to combat climate change, and the prince of wales who is due to address the leaders today says a "war—like footing" is needed to deal with the climate crisis. ahead of today's events borisjohnson has been speaking...

To the investigation phase. the question, what caused this sequence of events? what caused these trains to collide? and how will they be removed from the tunnel? one possibility is that heavy rain might have caused some kind of slippage onto the track. serious questions remain. but the overriding sense here is relief. this could've been much, much worse. jon kay, bbc news, salisbury. martin frobisher is the safety and engineering director of network rail. thank you forjoining us. first of all, that point, it could have been so much worse, couldn't it? it could indeed and — so much worse, cou...