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The increased electoral turnout in may shows how embedded the parliament is in the life of the nation — parliament is in the life of the nation 0f— parliament is in the life of the nation. of course, democratic engagement mustn't stop at the ballot — engagement mustn't stop at the ballot box as the benefits of working _ ballot box as the benefits of working in partnership with our people — working in partnership with our people are profound. we see it in our work— people are profound. we see it in our work with the citizens assembly and the _ our work with the citizens assembly and t...

Still hasn't been delivered. so this weekend, we need to see a plan for it to be delivered quickly, but then we mustn't stop and think that we've done it, because that should have been done years ago. we now need to be focusing on what other money we can release in order to support lower and middle income countries as they face the brunt of the climate crisis. but we were talking to someone here from the eden project, tim smit, earlier. he said we really did see common purpose and a real focus on climate change at last night's dinner at the eden project. do you recognise, actually, that the uk...

Nations around the world who were promised £100 billion, i think, at the paris climate agreement. earlier. laughter. and still, we're trying to get up to that mark — which is where the cynicism comes from in something like this. yeah, that's right. the finance minister. last week recommitted to delivering that £100 billion. but let's remember, _ that was committed in 2009 and it still hasn't been delivered. so this weekend, we need to see a plan for it- to be delivered quickly —i but then we mustn't stop and think that we've done it, because that should've been| done years ago. we now ne...

Which is the equivalent of about 5 billion. so it might be a little bit of new money here, but then you have a huge amount of aid cut — so it's a drop in the ocean and really doesn't mean anything. let's talk about climate change because, of course, this does affect the poorest communities. there are 47 of the poorest nations around the world who were promised £100 billion. i think at the paris climate agreement. earlier. a lot earlier. and still we are trying to get up to that mark, which is where the cynicism comes from at summits like this. yeah, that's right. the finance ministers last ...

But let's remember, that was committed in 2009 and it - still hasn't been delivered. so this weekend, we need to see a plan for it- to be delivered quickly —i but then we mustn't stop and think that we've done it, because that should've been| done years ago. we now need to be focusingl on what other money we can release in order to support . the lower and middle income countries as they face l the brunt of the climate crisis. we were talking to someone from the union project earlier, and he said he really did see common purpose and a real focus on climate change at last night's dinner. he re...