and that s crucial to moving toward our enduring goal of palestinians and israelis enjoying equal measures of freedom, security, opportunity, justice and dignity. president biden remains fully committed to that goal. we continue to believe the best way to achieve it is through preserving and then realising the vision of two states. as i said to the prime minister, anything that moves us away from that vision is in ourjudgment detrimental to israel s long term security and its long term identity as a jewish and democratic state. you heard secretary blinken there referring to a two state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict. what that envisions is an independent palestinian state in the west bank alongside israel, withjerusalem as their shared capital. next let s hear what the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had to say. to, perhaps achieve dramatic breakthroughs that i think could be both historic and enormously significant in our common efforts to bring
since the end of the second world war. claiming he is buying twitter to claim save humanity. we look at how inflation is affecting voters. midterm elections we ll look at how inflation welcome to the programme. there s been another grim warning from the un that there s no credible way of limiting the rise in global warming to one of the key thresholds. a new report talks of woefully inadequate action by the world s governments to keep the increase below 1.5 degrees celsius. as leaders prepare to gather for cop27 the global climate conference taking place this year in egypt, the new british prime minister rishi sunak has decided not to attend. downing street says he has other pressing domestic commitments . us climate envoyjohn kerry told the bbc in order to achieve the climate goals, all countries urgently had to work together. if we get more countries directly engaged in changing their plans to more rapidly kill the omissions, to more rapidly transition, it is
there was a third one in there, which was accountability. but i mean, the sort of the none too subtle message of rishi sunak when he came into downing street in october was that, look, i m going to draw a line under the sort of more chaotic episodes of the boris johnson and liz truss eras. now mr sunak s argument today is, look, i can t really be held accountable for problems that were sort of brewing before i became prime minister. but i mean, i think his handling of this has raised questions inside the conservatives and beyond about whether mr sunak has, as they would see it, the sort of the ruthlessness, the political instincts and the judgments really to draw to draw a line under the errors of his two predecessors. and rob, just lastly, there are allegations of bullying against dominic raab, another one of rishi sunak s top team. yes. and i suppose that is the potential next problem that he faces, although again, he would say that was something before his time. i think bigger probl
1.5 degrees celsius. as leaders prepare to gather for cop27 the global climate conference taking place this year in egypt, the new british prime minister rishi sunak has decided not to attend. downing street says he has other pressing domestic commitments . us climate envoyjohn kerry told the bbc in order to achieve the climate goals, all countries urgently had to work together. if we get more countries directly engaged in changing their plans to more rapidly kill the omissions, to more rapidly transition, it is plausible that we can hold it very close to that 1.5 or close to it. well, one place where the impact of climate change is increasingly evident is svalbard in the arctic circle. it s warming more quickly than any other place on earth. our europe correspondent nick beake has travelled there for this special report. venture deep into the arctic circle and you find svalbard.