them. it also really quite shocking accounts of what their families had been through. lots of people highlighting the support they have had from places like the alzheimer s society, from admiral nurses, but this was by and large one of the themes, but it was left up to them to instigate that support, to seek it out. nothing came to them. a bit like i highlighted with my dad s story, that was despite gps and mental health teams being evolved, social workers. there was a common theme that copped kept coming up, saying that they got a diagnosis, didn t know what was going on and you are left to get on with it, you are essentially up to you to take care of another adult as well as your own life, you might have other responsibilities like i did with two young children so off you go, good luck. a common theme was that sense of abandonment, where you go from there. we spoke to caroline, both of
reid and we begin the reidout with the bewildering tale of george santos. the incoming republican congressman from long island has finally admitted the new york times is right. he was not honest about his resume on monday, santos broke his silence and copped to embellishing huge portions of his biography. um, according to merriam-webster, that s called a lie, when someone makes an untrue statement with the intent to deceive what did he lie about? well, he didn t graduate from baruch college or nyu, he didn t work for citigroup or goldman sachs. the new york post which got the first interview with santos and is owned by rupert murdoch also called santos a liar. in subsequent interviews, he defended hiactions by saying everyone embellishes their resume i m not a criminal who
on climate change, cop26, in scotland, would be a pivotal moment . one man who will be part of this summit is bill hare, a climate change scientist, cop veteran and chief executive of climate analytics, based in berlin. i asked him to assess how well the international communities have been doing. we saw progress in the 90s with the kyoto protocol and with the major step backwards with the us government under george bush repudiating the protocol and followed by others, canada, australia and japan and so on and it went backwards. it has been a real rollercoaster ride and from excise point of view we have known for a long time how dangerous it is. i remember in 1995 and copped one germany when angela merkel was the