wanted to say, if i i speaking a little earlier. i ust wanted to say, if i may, h speaking a little earlier. ijust wanted to say, if i may, howl speaking a little earlier. ijust - wanted to say, if i may, how much speaking a little earlier. ijust wanted to say, if i may, how much i applaud wanted to say, if i may, how much i applaud your wanted to say, if i may, how much i applaud your determination during this g7 applaud your determination during this g7 summit to create a greener and more this g7 summit to create a greener and more prosperous future in the wake and more prosperous future in the wake of and more prosperous future in the wake of the and more prosperous future in the wake of the covid 19 pandemic. the global wake of the covid 19 pandemic. the global health emergency has shown us what a global health emergency has shown us what a truly borderless crisis looks like. what a truly borderless crisis looks like and what a truly borderless crisis looks like an
remembrance of millions of people around the world who have died during the crisis. let s speak to christie mcneil. we can speak now to kirsty mcneill, she s the executive director of policy at save the children. so the above the vigil that you are ad, who is there and what are you remembering? the ad, who is there and what are you remembering? ad, who is there and what are you remembering? the vigil this evening is a chance to remembering? the vigil this evening is a chance to remember remembering? the vigil this evening is a chance to remember the - remembering? the vigil this evening is a chance to remember the covid i is a chance to remember the covid data. we have seen far too many pass from this devastating pandemic and of course it is still raging. so tonight we will be reflecting on those we have lost but also looking forward to a few days of the summit that are much less disappointing than day one which i m afraid has not shown anything like the level of ambition that we
we are ingenuity and public mobilisation. we are doing it for the pandemic, so if you we are doing it for the pandemic, so if you don t we are doing it for the pandemic, so if you don t mind me saying so, we must if you don t mind me saying so, we must also if you don t mind me saying so, we must also do if you don t mind me saying so, we must also do it for the planet. important must also do it for the planet. important point being made their prince charles. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale is with me. he has a point, if countries can work together to solve the pandemic thenit work together to solve the pandemic then it should build up come together to face the other big crisis which is climate. we have got u . crisis which is climate. we have got u- at the crisis which is climate. we have got up at the clinic crisis which is climate. we have got up at the clinic for crisis which is climate. we have got up at the clinic for a crisis which is climate. we have