in climate science at grantham institute climate change and the environment at imperial college london. dr 0tto is also one of the report authors. do you at all despair about the fact that these warnings are remade in report after report and we still seem to be on course to miss one of the key goals? i seem to be on course to miss one of the key goals? the key goals? i don t think it is time to despair, the key goals? i don t think it is time to despair, i the key goals? i don t think it is time to despair, i think- the key goals? i don t think it is time to despair, i think what. the key goals? i don t think it is| time to despair, i think what this report particularly shows is that other ripples have not previously shown us is that we do have all the knowledge and all the technology that we need to get to net zero, so we don t have too, we have no excuses any more to wait. we just have to implement them now. so despairing will not stop climate change, but acting well. it despa
continue to be carried on in high risk settings or settings where they want to keep them open. and they want to keep them open. and they will also still be provided to people who are symptomatic with covid. but obviously this will be quite a big change in how we all live our daily lives. i don t know about you, but i ve been doing lateral flow tests twice a week like the government tells us. it is going to be quite different if boris johnson signals that he wants to withdraw there is. that will obviously have a big impact on the never of cases we are reporting every day and the whole dynamic, the daily news agenda of the news we get of daily cases is probably going to change quite significantly. we here in this building, change quite significantly. we here in this building, as change quite significantly. we here in this building, as well change quite significantly. we here in this building, as well as - change quite significantly. we here in this building, as well as all - change
she threw amazing parties, she hung out with the doors. she could not have weighed more than 80 lbs and james may cigarettes. this idea of the writer as a character really helped her in her writing and we all loved her. she was a prickly presence and that made her really fun. i d gather you have one passage in particular that means a lot to you. would you mind reading that out for us? i would be honoured. thank you very much. this is the very end of the year of magical thinking and she is writing about her late husband. i think about swimming with him in cave the portuguese bank on the tide had to bejust right. we had to be in the water at the very moment the tide was right. we could have only done this a half dozen times at most during the two years we lived there but it was not i remember. each time we did it was afraid of missing this well, hanging back, timing is wrong. john never was. you had to feel the swell change. you had to go with the change. he told me that. no eyes on the
and that made her really fun. i gather you have one passage in particular that means a lot you. would you mind reading that out for us? i would be honoured. thank you, simon. this is the very end of the year of magical thinking and she is writing about her late husband. i think about swimming with him into the cave portuguese bend. the tide had to be just right. we had to be in the water at the very moment the tide was right. we could have only done this a half dozen times at most during the two years we lived there but it was what i remember. each time we did i was afraid of missing the swell, hanging back, timing is wrong. john never was. you had to feel the swell change. you had to go with the change. he told me that. no eyes on the sparrow. but he did tell me that. that was adam dalva reading the ending of joan didion s book the year of magical thinking. the duke and duchess of sussex have issued the first photograph of their daughter lilibet on their festive card. the image show
as a character really helped her in her writing and we all loved her. she was a prickly presence and that made her really fun. i gather you have one passage in particular that means a lot you. would you mind reading that out for us? i would be honoured. thank you very much. this is the very end of the year of magical thinking and she is writing about her late husband. i think about swimming with him into the cave portuguese bent and the tide had to be just right. we had to be in the water at the very moment the tide was right. we could have only done it a half dozen times at most during the two years we lived there but it was now i remember. each time we did i was afraid of missing the swell, hanging back, timing is wrong. john never was. you had to feel the swell change. you had to go with the change. he told me that. no eyes on the sparrow. but he did tell me that. that was adam dalva reading the ending ofjoan didion s book the year of magical thinking. it s very nearly here, the b