to now return international aid spending, back to the old target of 0.7% of national income, which had been abandoned for a year or two because of the pandemic, he saying in the next two years the uk will be able to spend an extra £1 billion on climate finance, to help other countries make the transition around the world. now, again, there are some new ones there. that is just a logical fact of the fact that the uk's aid spending will be going back up uk's aid spending will be going back up again, rather than some massive change to uk government policy. however, if one of your problems is countries not stumping up enough cash, the host stumping up some more cash, the host stumping up some more cash on the first morning of the summit, maybe it will give everyone else a bit of a bump. the whole point about having everybody here in one place is so they can give each other a bit of a bump.— other a bit of a bump. thank you very much- _ other a bit of a bump. thank you very much. adam _ other a bit of a bump. thank you very much. adam fleming. - it's been called the world s best last chance to get runaway climate change under