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Done by the 0ecd shows that the pledge will not have been made by 2020. meeting that pledge is essential because that money is necessary to help developing countries adapt to the impact of climate change they are already experiencing daily and to transition to the green part of the local economy so that they do not repeat the high carbon and high emitting pathway that developed countries have followed. so cop26 has to deliver, has to come up with new commitments, and has to build confidence in the multilateral process and to show developing countries that developed countries are serious about ...

Centre but it's just about how we get people and out of places like st. helens and southport and all of those important regional centres across the area. and we look at the impact of austerity how difficult that has been for regions like ours, this needs to be part of a long—term process and it cannotjust be about some sticky plaster, he needs to be a significant investment notjust for transport but all of our public areas. that is vital to all of our communities.— areas. that is vital to all of our communities. ~ . , ., ., communities. which explained, would ou exect communities. which ex...

Dementia. we are very hopeful that we will— dementia. we are very hopeful that we will identify tests and develop treatments affected by dementia. give us _ treatments affected by dementia. give us a — treatments affected by dementia. give us a sense, would you, of the other key areas of research going into dementia, alzheimer's at the moment because clearly, there are other projects and studies. t moment because clearly, there are other projects and studies.- other pro'ects and studies. i think we are other projects and studies. i think we are in a _ other projects and studies. i think we...

Building the roads and bridges and rail and also the use of chinese industrial goods, rather than locally sourcing. and of course has been a huge level of secrecy about these projects and lending and again that tells us something, doesn't it, about the reasoning behind them? i doesn't it, about the reasoning behind them?— behind them? i think so. we have really _ behind them? i think so. we have really flipped _ behind them? i think so. we have really flipped the - have really flipped the traditional secrecy calls on its head and rather than restricting the country or the borrower or the pro...

Way i can. you are stewarding some big things to your- some big things to your department and government priorities like the potential privatisation of channel 4. you think your departure is kind of damaging to those projects, then? i damaging to those pro'ects, then? ., then? i had three responsibilities, i then? i had three - responsibilities, each of then? i had three _ responsibilities, each of which was looking at really quite considerable legislative change, notjust channel 4 but the whole _ change, notjust channel 4 but the whole future of public service _ the whole future of public ser...