end of this summit, there is going to be the sort of deal that so many people want. so, how are as he about the process here? figs people want. so, how are as he about the process here? the process here? as you said, he is normally so the process here? as you said, he is normally so optimistic the process here? as you said, he is normally so optimistic about - normally so optimistic about everything and is often accused of being too bullish. the reason he is so optimistic is that the conditions that have already been announced, country saying that they will reduce their own carbon emissions, it is nowhere near enough, so far, to limit global temperature rises to the 1.5 degrees celsius which is the most ambitious goal in the paris climate change agreements. so, you could make an argument that already that target has been missed. however, these two weeks in glasgow aren t necessarily about updating those national plans on the way to 1.5. a lot of the negotiations in glasgow are qui
from the private retail banking division and delivering some good returns within the bank, but nonetheless it seems that this latest investigation is enough to prompt him to step down and he will leave with immediate effect and he will be replaced by a candidate who will be replaced by a candidate who will step up and there is clearly a lot for him to do. the bank pointing out thatjes staley do nothing of the offences ofjeffrey epstein. the foreign secretary, liz truss, has told the bbc that the uk is prepared to take legal action against the eu because of the row with france about fishing rights. ms truss said the french had behaved unfairly, and the uk would not roll over in the face of unwarranted threats. let s have a listen to what she said earlier on bbc breakfast.
the ceremong has been described as being a significant, symbolic and impactful moment. throughout today and tomorrow leaders from across the world will come together in glasgow to give national statements. and taking place this afternoon is the first leaders event, action and solidarity the critical decade. the leaders will hear the latest scientific reporting and examine the state of progress, hearing success stories, but also what is at stake for countries across the world if action isn t taken. let s talk to our chief political correspondent, adam fleming. good morning to you. from princes to politicians, a lot of very powerful language is already being used today as leaders gather for this first day of their part of the summit. boris johnson, normally known for his pretty ebullient style, he is not saying it is a given that, at the
yes or no on the coal mine, you personally, what do you reckon? i m not in favour of more coal, let s be absolutely clear, but it s not a decision for me, it s a decision for local planning authorities. one last thought, you re about to go to glasgow. how confident are you about the outcome? i ve told you, i think it s in the balance. i think that we ve had a decent outcome at the g20 so far. but everybody s got a lot more to do. borisjohnson, boris johnson, speaking to justin rowlatt. over the two week summit in glasgow there will be a series of negotiations to agree steps to limit climate change, to stop global average temperatures rising more than 1.5 celsius above pre industrial levels. let s take a look at what is expected at the summit today. world leaders are invited to an opening ceremony, hosted by the uk prime minister, to welcome them to the world leaders summit of cop26.
of frost. it will be a chilly start to the day tomorrow but for many of us it is going to be a day of sunny spells and showers. a lot of the showers will be in the north and west. some of them will drift over towards the east as well and like today some of them could be heavy but by the end of the day we are looking at some of those turning wintry on hills and mountains in the north of scotland. enter wednesday we have a straight northerly which is going to make it feel cool but once again there will be a lot of dry weather, still some showers coming in on the exposed areas to the northerly wind and temperature seven to 13 degrees north to south. enter thirsty high pressure tries to build than from the atlantic. a northerly component but a lot of high weather with a bit work like moving on from the ras western sinking south through the course of the day. temperatures eight to 12. as we move on through friday and into saturday we hang on to high