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World leaders WILL meet face to face at Britain’s COP26 climate conference
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WORLD leaders will meet face to face at Britain’s COP26 climate conference, it will be announced tomorrow.
The decision not to opt for a virtual gathering will be confirmed in a speech by summit president Alok Sharma.
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Alok Sharma is to confirm that world leaders will meet face to face at Britain’s COP26 climate conferenceCredit: PA
It will be recognition of Britain’s successful vaccine rollout and a boost for Boris Johnson who was determined to keep it an in-person event.
It will, however, upset critics who said it would set a bad example by forcing delegates to fly in on polluting planes pumping out tons of carbon.
Ben Fogle
May 11 2021, 18:59 ET
THE minke whale that came to grief in the Thames in London this week is just one of a series of unusual marine animals that have been spotted around British coasts in recent years.
Last week The Sun told how Wally the walrus was delighting crowds in Pembrokeshire, more than 1,000 miles from his usual Arctic Circle habitat.
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Now marine experts are pondering why many sea creatures are straying from the safety of their natural territory.
Today adventurer Ben Fogle, who has seen many whales on his travels, examines Britain’s close encounters with unfamiliar creatures.
SOMETHING strange has been happening in British waters. It’s not every day you get a whale in the Thames.