today is finance day at cop26 and rishi sunak, the uk chancellor, will take centre stage at the climate conference in glasgow. he'll pledge the uk will be the world's first net—zero aligned financial centre. it's hoped that by harnessing the might of financial institutions which fund huge projects, the uk will be better able to meet its commitment to reducing carbon emissions. companies in the financial and investment sector say they have a huge role to play in creating a greener future. harry boyd—carpenter is managing director, green economy and climate action at the european bank for reconstruction and development. good morning to you both, harry. what do you make of this big statement on the part of the chancellor, rishi sunak. for many years, financial organisations have been wanting to invest more environmentally. yes, an increasingly important from a financial perspective. becoming more risky, from the perspective of your credibility.- perspective of your credibili .�* ., , credibility. and actually, the . lobal credibility. and actually, the global financial _ credibility. and actually, the global financial system - credibility. and actually, the global financial system as i credibility. and actually, the global financial system as it | global financial system as it were, banks, hedge funds, the works, if they were to collectively take steps to invest in more sustainable options, what a difference will that make? it options, what a difference will that make?— options, what a difference will that make? it is important and important _ that make? it is important and important in — that make? it is important and important in two _ that make? it is important and important in two respects, - that make? it is important and l important in two respects, one, that you have enough capital for the huge economic transition that we all need to go through. and, secondly, it will avoid capital flowing to the sorts of investments which are not consistent with the low carbon future and avoid locking in those sorts of investments and locking into certain infrastructure which is essentially carbon. it's important not to overstate it because what it does is to make sure there is enough capital going in that direction, and he still need the poll factor, but at the end of the day, banks and asset—backed dinners will only bank in investments that will give you return and you still need the economic conditions to make sure the low carbon investments and a commercial return.- carbon investments and a commercial return. and as you oint commercial return. and as you point out. _ commercial return. and as you point out. the _ commercial return. and as you point out, the big _ commercial return. and as you point out, the big names - commercial return. and as you point out, the big names in - point out, the big names in fossil fuels, point out, the big names in fossilfuels, the likes point out, the big names in fossil fuels, the likes of bp and shell, they are in most peoples pension funds and portfolios and that will not change any time soon, is it? there are often very large parts of the stock market doing this, so they will be there for many years but again you need to look at demand because they can be a tendency to think that all this money is driving economic activity but actually investors follow demand. what you also need to be doing actually more important is looking at the economic conditions which create the demand for products, which in turn creates demand for investment. what is the other side of the equation and arguably more important is making sure we have economic conditions to make sure that low carbon products and investments other ones that are new a return. investments other ones that are new a return-— new a return. 0k, we have to leave it there _ new a return. 0k, we have to leave it there but _ new a return. 0k, we have to leave it there but thank - new a return. 0k, we have to leave it there but thank you l leave it there but thank you for your time. and just to say on bbc news, when the chancellor rishi sunak takes the stage we will be all over that. as global leaders continue to meet in glasgow, what is the cost to businesses? tackling climate change has long been seen as doing good for most companies but they could soon face huge financial consequences. let's take a look. our asia business correspondent mariko oi reports. we have covered this ground before. farmers like this are battling the consequences of our way of life. he is seeing the impact of climate change, making it harder to predict how much his crops can produce. translation:— translation: the rain will sometimes _ translation: the rain will sometimes come _ translation: the rain will sometimes come for - translation: the rain will sometimes come for weeks j translation: the rain will. sometimes come for weeks and months. ., , , ~ months. for places like singapore. _ months. for places like singapore, it _ months. for places like singapore, it is - months. for places like singapore, it is not - months. for places like - singapore, it is not farming that provides millions in livelihoods, it is finance and businesses. the very foundations of singapore's economy lies in the city centre but if the global average temperature rises just 1.5 degrees, more than 50 office buildings around here could start getting flooded regularly and that is already showing up on companies' balance sheet. the requirements of shareholders are changing. the progressive ones are not looking at immediate returns, but longer term, strategic outcomes for the companies. central banks around the world are also requiring financial institutions to report on their portfolio of exposure to climate risks and this will send a very strong signal through the banks, through their loans and to the sectors. extreme weather threatens to disrupt how products are transported and consumers are starting to demand brands do more to address environmental issues. according to one estimate, it will cost businesses $1.3 trillion in the next five years. we businesses $1.3 trillion in the next five years.— next five years. we saw increase _ next five years. we saw increase physical - next five years. we saw - increase physical disruption to their operations and supply chains. that means you see these big flooding or drought—affected, that has a material impact on businesses. many of them have to source from elsewhere, there is disruption to the way they operate. disruption to the way they 0 erate. ., ,.,, disruption to the way they oerate. ., operate. for the past decade, “uminu operate. for the past decade, jumping on — operate. for the past decade, jumping on the _ operate. for the past decade, jumping on the climate - jumping on the climate bandwagon has been viewed as doing good for most companies but it will soon become a matter of survival, even for businesses. mariko 0i, bbc news, singapore. portugal's tourism minister has told the bbc there is no alternative but to rebuild tourism in a more sustainable way. as the post—pandemic recovery continues governments around the world are trying to rebuild an industry that made up 10 percent or $9.4 trillion of the global economy before coronavirus. that's a figure that's been cut in half over the last 20 months. my colleague aaron heslehurst has been at the world travel market event in london where industry leaders and politicians have been meeting. beautiful beaches, mouthwatering food and historic cities, just some of the reasons why portugal is a very popular place to visit. in fact, a country that relies on tourism pre— pandemic made 15% of the economy, kept 10% in jobs and with the travel instructions in place, and any of that was lost. now those measures are being eased and what is it mean for one of the most popular holiday spots? let's find out because the tourism ministerfor portugal joins us. starting with that, what is it that governments can do? to help fix and then rebuild a devastated industry? first of all what we have done important goal is we have just close to the world was to finance companies, finance jobs, in order to preserve our offer and now we are in the process of opening up, very optimistic about the future so we presented a 6 billion euro plan to reactivate tourism in a sustainable way. if plan to reactivate tourism in a sustainable way.— sustainable way. if we step backwards. _ sustainable way. if we step backwards, all— sustainable way. if we step backwards, all the - backwards, all the difficulties, what does that mean for living standards and jobs? mean for living standards and “obs? ,., . mean for living standards and “obs? . ., , mean for living standards and 'obs? . . , ~ jobs? the impact was huge. we rel a lot jobs? the impact was huge. we rely a lot on _ jobs? the impact was huge. we rely a lot on tourism _ jobs? the impact was huge. we rely a lot on tourism and - jobs? the impact was huge. we rely a lot on tourism and 996 - jobs? the impact was huge. we rely a lot on tourism and 996 of| rely a lot on tourism and 9% of the gdp comes from tourism, 10% up the gdp comes from tourism, 10% up their workforce are employed in the industry, and the pandemic was, the effect of the pandemic was, the effect of the pandemic was, the effect of the pandemic was huge in the sector but we have to move forward, pave the way forward and i'm optimistic about the future. you not only represent portugal but they also help the eu presidency for the first half of the year. when the industry have been calling out since the pandemic started, why has it been so difficult to get a global, unified system in place for the ease of travel? you have a point. _ for the ease of travel? you have a point. it _ for the ease of travel? you have a point. it was - for the ease of travel? you have a point. it was too . have a point. it was too difficult but you know what? we managed to succeed and we managed to succeed and we managed to succeed and we managed to create a european certificate under the portuguese presidency at the eu that we push for it and fortunately for now we can travel as long as we are vaccinated.— travel as long as we are vaccinated. �* ., vaccinated. i'm glad you said that because _ vaccinated. i'm glad you said that because at _ vaccinated. i'm glad you said that because at the - vaccinated. i'm glad you said that because at the moment| vaccinated. i'm glad you said i that because at the moment is vaccinated. i'm glad you said - that because at the moment is a topic of discussion about 700 kilometres north in glasgow with the united nations climate summit, cop26. a tricky balance, right? you want people flying in from all over the world and yet that creates a issue. and emissions. do you think the industry can become more sustainable and grow back better? , ., better? there is no alternative, - better? there is no alternative, we - better? there is no | alternative, we have better? there is no - alternative, we have to do it. we are not seeking for a lot of tourists, the better tourists, those engaged with local communities, those that respect the environmental dimension of the environmental dimension of the sector and so we presented a plan for sustainability, social, social impacts because we have to do. we need to educate the workforce employed in the sector and the environmental issues as you mentioned and the use of single plastic centre circle economy, and to be sustainable, across the whole country and across all the year, 12 months of the year. let's get some of the day's other news. we knew covid vaccines would bring huge profits to pfizer but they exeeded expectations. in the most recent quarter, the company brought in $24.1 billion in revenue, more than double the level in the year—ago period, with $13 billion tied to the covid—19 vaccine. in other earnings news, lyft�*s shares have risen by as much as 12.5% in extended trading, that's after the ride—hailing platform made money only for the second time in its 9—year history. its revenue also jumped by over 70% as riders returned to its app, after staying at home for more than a year. later today, the us federal reserve will conlude their two day meeting. they are expected to announce the start of a winding down of pandemic—era monetary stimulus in the world's largest economy. joining me now is swetha ramachandran, investment manager, gam investments. good to see you. do you expect the fed will announce it is going to put less cash in the system? going to put less cash in the s stem? ,, , . g :: :: system? sure, since june 2020 the fed has — system? sure, since june 2020 the fed has been _ system? sure, since june 2020 the fed has been buying - system? sure, since june 2020 the fed has been buying about| the fed has been buying about $120 billion of debt made up of $80 billion of treasury debt and a0 billion of mortgage—backed security. it's all about certain we will see the announcement of the taper, the announcement of the taper, the reduction to reduce treasury debt purchases by $10 billion a month and mortgage—backed security by 5 billion a month. this mortgage-backed security by 5 billion a month.— billion a month. as you say, this is expected _ billion a month. as you say, this is expected so - billion a month. as you say, this is expected so it - billion a month. as you say, this is expected so it must l this is expected so it must have been priced into financial markets so we will not see a major wobble later? we have historically — major wobble later? we have historically seen _ major wobble later? we have historically seen taper - historically seen taper tantrums but the recovery and expanse of the market recovery has led the market to digester it is inevitable and it is a good thing as well given the economy is on a much surer footing than it appeared a few months ago. in footing than it appeared a few months ago-— footing than it appeared a few months ago. in your opinion, it is the right _ months ago. in your opinion, it is the right time _ months ago. in your opinion, it is the right time to _ months ago. in your opinion, it is the right time to turn - months ago. in your opinion, it is the right time to turn off- is the right time to turn off the taps? in is the right time to turn off the taps?— is the right time to turn off the taps? is the right time to turn off thetas? ,., ,, , , , the taps? in terms of qed, yes, i do the taps? in terms of qed, yes, i do wonder— the taps? in terms of qed, yes, i do wonder if— the taps? in terms of qed, yes, i do wonder if this _ the taps? in terms of qed, yes, i do wonder if this has _ i do wonder if this has implications for rate hikes, which i think will be premature, i don't think they will be announced today but there will be some guidance on what the path of tapering means all likely rate of hikes which will come towards the end of 2022. ~ . .,, ., 2022. will the cost of borrowing _ 2022. will the cost of borrowing go - 2022. will the cost of borrowing go up - 2022. will the cost of borrowing go up and| 2022. will the cost of- borrowing go up and what 2022. will the cost of— borrowing go up and what impact will that have when it comes? i will that have when it comes? i think the fed will be much more cautious than on tapering weather have signalled time and time again they do need to see a persistent recovery in the labour market before they embark on a rate hike trajectory. 0n embark on a rate hike trajectory. on many measures, the us employment rate is improving but as the measures that suggest we are still a long way off what the fed likes for maximum employment in the prime labourforce, the prime age group that is a part of the labour force. age group that is a part of the labourforce. untilwe age group that is a part of the labour force. until we see meaningful improvement, unlikely we will see commercial rate season. unlikely we will see commercial rate season-— rate season. thank you for your predictions. _ rate season. thank you for your predictions, we _ rate season. thank you for your predictions, we will _ rate season. thank you for your predictions, we will soon - rate season. thank you for your predictions, we will soon see i predictions, we will soon see if you are right. have a good day. and if you are a regular viewer, tune in to listen to what the fed announces and the bank of england meeting on thursday. you are with bbc news, still to come, what toys will be on the list for christmas and more importantly, will they arrive in time? we will they arrive in time? we will talk about that next. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear — the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages, there was no sign — - they are being held somewhere inside the compound — - and student leaders have threatened that, should i the americans attempt. rescue, they will all die. this mission has surpassed all expectations. voyager one is now the most distant man—made object anywhere in the universe, and itjust seems to keep on going. tonight, we prove once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: at the climate change summit in glasgow — the banking world promises to help cut carbon emissions by "rewiring the entire global financial system" a set—back for president biden — as virginia's republican candidate is projected to win the governor's seat. yahoo has become the latest us tech company to end its presence in mainland china. it follows linkedin's decision to stop operating there. both companies blamed their decisions on tougher regulations. chinese tech giants have also been under a lot of pressure from beijing. so mirror hussein has more details. 0n so mirror hussein has more details. on monday, yahoo stopped offering its services in china so users there are now greeted with a message saying that sites are no longer available to yahoo said that an increasingly more challenging regulatory environment for these changes and it is the latest firm to abandon operations in china to a law that came into effect on how data can be collected and stored as part of the problem. all the rules are not dissimilar to privacy laws in other countries like europe the political environment is significantly different in china with some strict censorship requirements. last month the professional networking site linkedin said it would seize operations in china later this year and other social media sites such as twitter and facebook have been blocked for years and google, if you remember, abandoned its operations in china more than one decade ago. it is less than two months to christmas and today the toy retailers association names the dozen toys that they think will be the most coveted items this christmas in the uk. toys from the world of film and tv are driving wish lists with star wars, pokemon, jurassic world and paw patrol making the top 12 toys list. but will the most wanted toys this christmas be stuck in a shipping container? 0r or will they make it into santa sackin or will they make it into santa sack in the nick of time. joining me now is gary grant, chair of the toy retailers association and also founder and ceo of the entertainer chain of toy shops. ican i can see you have many examples behind you. good morning. before we talk about possible problems with getting toys in time, what is on the list. tell us about the top 12. there are some great boys in the top 12 and i say it every year but i am really excited about the different toys that we are offering to uk public this here. we are offering to uk public this here-— we are offering to uk public this here. . ., , this here. there are many new entries, this here. there are many new entries. a _ this here. there are many new entries, a lot _ this here. there are many new entries, a lot of _ this here. there are many new entries, a lot of activity - this here. there are many new entries, a lot of activity in - entries, a lot of activity in the preschool market led by for patrol louis in the new one is cocoa melon. so jj, youtube character and for some reason he loves to eat peas so he is an interactive character. parents will love that. can you find one who loves to eat cauliflower?— find one who loves to eat cauliflower? , ., , ., cauliflower? maybe that is an idea for 2022, _ cauliflower? maybe that is an idea for 2022, i _ cauliflower? maybe that is an idea for 2022, i will— cauliflower? maybe that is an i idea for 2022, i will recommend it. i idea for 2022, i will recommend it. ., idea for 2022, i will recommend it. . ., idea for 2022, i will recommend it. i am looking at the list here. pokemon, - it. i am looking at the list here. pokemon, star- it. i am looking at the list l here. pokemon, star wars, it. i am looking at the list - here. pokemon, star wars, poor here. pokemon, starwars, poor patrol, all favourites and also barbie, a new mermaid barbie version. prices are not too bad either. ., , ., version. prices are not too bad either. ., ., either. no. so you say old favourites _ either. no. so you say old favourites and _ either. no. so you say old favourites and the - either. no. so you say old favourites and the thing i either. no. so you say old - favourites and the thing about the toy industry is that we keep reinventing ourselves so lego morphs into a new vehicle, barbie has a new barbie, pokemon is probably not changed. i rememberselling changed. i remember selling pikachu changed. i rememberselling pikachu 20 years ago and it is the first, the fastest growing licence in the toy industry this year. so lol is evolving. little collectible balls with dolls inside have been out for about six years but there is a brand—new movie coming out before christmas so this is the new movie series and a brand—new collection of dolls to collect. 50 brand-new collection of dolls to collect-— to collect. so what parents need to know _ to collect. so what parents need to know and - to collect. so what parents - need to know and grandparents and auntie's and uncles is can we get our hands on these favourite if they are going to be on the wish list will we be able to see them on the shelf? the toyshop up and down the country are stacked full of toys. we are full. it is true toys. we are full. it is true to say that there has been container shortages and i think that situation will continue but right now toy shops are ready for business. christmas always starts when the children go back to school after half term and christmas stance in great volume. what i would suggest is that we do not leave the key favourites until late. every year there is a must have toy that we cannot get. we can look back over the years, teletubbies, furby, there is always a must have chase for choi and this year i think there will be a few more toys sure but that we are fully stocked and ready for christmas sales. , . . sales. does that include the tech? many _ sales. does that include the tech? many children - sales. does that include the tech? many children love i sales. does that include the i tech? many children love their technology and we know that there is a chip shortage combined with other supply chain issues et cetera has been a big problem, hasn't it? hot a big problem, hasn't it? not all to s a big problem, hasn't it? not all toys take _ a big problem, hasn't it? not all toys take chips _ a big problem, hasn't it? iirrt all toys take chips but are looking at the range this year i think we have gone back to basics. it feels as though the public are going back to their faithful brands, barbie, hot wheels, little live pets whereas over the years we have had many more toys that have been app related or they have had many more chips in them. there is no evidence at the moment that there are a big shortage of toys. the industry is ready to go. there have been delays and will continue to be delays and will continue to be delays and will continue to be delays and as the season unfolds i'm sure some of those very late arrivals of stock may be delayed till post christmas but we're not expecting any more delays than those we have been talking about for the last few weeks. been talking about for the last few weeks-— few weeks. gary, you are in charue few weeks. gary, you are in charge of— few weeks. gary, you are in charge of the _ few weeks. gary, you are in charge of the dream - few weeks. gary, you are in charge of the dream toy - few weeks. gary, you are in i charge of the dream toy group but looking at the toys that are hot for christmas but we also know you was the founder of the entertainer, the toy shop chain. you have 190 shops across the uk. how have you navigated covid and lockdown and the fact that your shops were shot for quite a long period of time? representing to sho -s period of time? representing toy shops up _ period of time? representing toy shops up and _ period of time? representing toy shops up and down i period of time? representing toy shops up and down the i toy shops up and down the country, your high streets have had a torrid time. those of us that were not essential retail laws have been closed for seven months over the last 18 months and it has been really tough so i would appeal to people this year to use your local community shops wherever there. they are there to serve you, they serve the local communities and they have all the right products in stock but it has been a tough time, no getting away from that and we need to now stay open all the way through to christmas eve. we were on the verge of a closing for all of november this week last year and many shops were closed for christmas because of covid so please, use your local high streets, use your local high streets, use your local high streets, use your local shops and in particular use your local toy shops. particular use your local toy shos, , ., , , particular use your local toy shos. , , shops. presumably you were runnina shops. presumably you were running online _ shops. presumably you were running online throughout i shops. presumably you were i running online throughout and you had a good online presence anyway prior to the pandemic and if any retail was going to survive it had to be online significantly. is that what kept you going to a great degree? kept you going to a great decree? ., , kept you going to a great decree? . ., , degree? online was certainly very helpful _ degree? online was certainly very helpful but _ degree? online was certainly very helpful but like - degree? online was certainly very helpful but like many i very helpful but like many retailers we had to manage our capacity in order to keep our warehouses say for our staff to work. the support that kept our business and many other businesses alive up and down the country was the government support and the speed in which they reacted to furloughing staff, certainly from our own perspective, saving over 2000 jobs and secondly, the support that we had last year leaked into this year and the government responded very quickly and, certainly, i think they saved our business and many other businesses from what looked like a very bleak future. ~ . ., , ., looked like a very bleak future. ~ . ., ., future. we are glad you are still with — future. we are glad you are still with us _ future. we are glad you are still with us and _ future. we are glad you are still with us and of- future. we are glad you are still with us and of course, | still with us and of course, the dream toy selection committee, many would argue you have a dream job. thank you for getting here so early. merry christmas. let's have a quick look... did i say that at the beginning of november?! i cannot believe it. a quick look at the markets. today's big event, the federal reserve meeting coming to an end. you can see how asian markets are trading at the moment. the hang seng down almost 1% and the japanese market down 0.5% pretty much. you are now fully up—to—date. thank you for your time today. have a good one and remember, get out there and get shopping. see you soon. hello there. it's staying pretty cold now for the rest of this week. there will be quite a bit of sunshine around by day, but it will be chilly at night with frosts and fog in places. now, through the day there will be quite a bit of sunshine in central and southern areas, but also some showers. this mainly affecting coastal areas. got low pressure to the north of the uk, this is where we are seeing the strongest of the winds today and weather fronts enhancing the shower activity. although most of them will be affecting coastal areas all around the country down into west wales and the southwest, northern parts of northern ireland and much of the eastern side of the country. some of the showers across the northeast, east of england will push into the midlands. so a bit cloudy here, more than we have had the last few days. some of the showers heavy with some hail and thunder mixed in, and they will be wintry over the high ground, particularly across northern scotland with the strongest of the winds. further south the winds will be lighter. it's going to be a chilly day wherever you are, highs of six to eight in the north, nine to 11 further south. through wednesday night it stays quite blustery in the north, further coastal showers and many central areas will turn dry with lengthy clear skies again. winds will be lighter here. but stronger winds across the eastern side of england, more cloud. not quite as cold here as what it will be further west, and across the north we will have some frost and also some patches of fog. now as we move towards thursday into friday we start to see a change to the weather. this area of high pressure begins to build in from the west. it kills off lots of the showers, but what it is also going to do is cut off the arctic air supply as our wind begins to veer more west and southwesterly direction. so that will bring milder air back to our shores as you can see here from the orange and yellow colours. thursday, then, another cold start with frost and fog around. and then it is bright. plenty of sunshine around, more sunshine around on thursday. still a few showers across the eastern coasts again down into the far southwest. later in the day, thicker cloudy, patchy rain pushing into the northwest of the uk as we start to pick up westerly winds. temperature slowly rising here, otherwise for most again it is a chilly day. as we move out from thursday into friday we start to see an area of high pressure toppling down towards the south of the country, and that will allow this area of low pressure to move in across the north at the start of the weekend. so it will be turning milder towards the end of the week, particularly as we head on into the weekend. low pressure will start to bring wetter and windier weather to northern areas, and will tend to stay drier and brighter the further south and east you are. good morning, and welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: reunited with her parents. four—year—old cleo, whose disappearance sparked a nationwide search in australia, has been found safe and well. forcing big finance firms to do their bit to help the climate. some of the uk's richest companies are told to prove their green credentials. the chancellor rishi sunak will explain his plans in glasgow today but green groups say they aren't tough enough. i'll explain all. footballers supporting front 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