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Scientists could go to work on improving the process. of making, in this particular type of fusion, it was with lasers. so they would work on making the lasers more powerful. they work on other aspects of the actual reaction that makes it more powerful, more output. but there is a lot more progress that is even being made in a different kind of fusion with magnets. so it is really exciting to see that both of these types of fusion are being looked at by the private sector and they have every incentive to move quickly. >> whenever this is a complished, that is fantastic. but here is why time do...

Imagine a 12-year-old girl gliding over a coral reef, immersed in shoals of exotic and vibrant fish. Then, without warning, this underwater paradise is polluted with plastic, oil sludge and the colourful corals bleached. Soon, the shoals of fish are but a distant memory.

Journalists should never forget that we owe all of our rights to freedom of speech, the right to vote, the right to gather, the right for us to speak here. we owe that to activists of earlier generations. 0k. well, what is responsible journalism when it comes to the climate? i guess that's a big question. but should we see climate change as a subject like no other to be covered byjournalist fiona? i wonder what your views are from cop 27. can you be impartial on the subject of climate change, do you think? i think you can be impartial, but i think you have to present the facts. and the facts a...

On the ground saying what they said, as antonia kind of played for us there, that they are scrambling, as to what they're going to do. >> that's right. that is a real situation, and a few moments since trump came on the political scene that it felt like tipping points away from him and this feels like one of them, where republicans, and not necessarily the base, but the donor class, the operative class, a number of trump fellow republicans, are deeply frustrated with the way tuesday's midterms went. they had expected huge gains in the house, to possibly win the senate and now we know the house...

Hell "with no sign of slowing down, and that humanity needed to "co—operate or perish". last year's climate conference in glasgow agreed a number of pledges on cutting emissions, but the un says progress on these has been "woefully inadequate". our climate editorjustin rowlatt is at the summit in egypt and sent this report. in the egyptian desert, world leaders have been gathering to try and tackle the climate challenge — including the british prime minister rishi sunak, arriving in egypt for what are expected to be some of the most difficult discussions in the three—decade history of th...