over the hypocrisy of the expansion of fossil fuels. the task will become clearer tomorrow when the intergovernmental panel on climate change releases a report which alex sharma says he expects to be a wake up call. sharma says he expects to be a wake-up call- sharma says he expects to be a wake-u call. . ., . . . , . wake-up call. jonathan, many thanks, jonathan blake. wake-up call. jonathan, many thanks, jonathan blake, our wake-up call. jonathan, many thanks, jonathan blake, our political jonathan blake, our political correspondent there. let s take a look at some of today s other news. wildfires continue to rage on greece s second largest island, evia, where firefighters and residents who haven t been evacuated are trying to save properties from the flames. dozens of settlements have had to be evacuated in the past couple of days, with boats being used to rescue people from the coast. taliban fighters in afghanistan have fought their way into the northern city of kunduz, as th