johnson, is about to hold a press conference. we will take you to that live. hello and a warm welcome back to glasgow. we re seeing world leaders roll out the actual plans to tackle the challenges in front of them. i m seeing a message from the eu commission president ursula von der leyen, who thinks they have achieved the $100 billion a year fund to help developing nations. they thought they would only meet that target which they set in 2009 by 2023, but in fact, there s been a donation from japan today. 0ther in fact, there s been a donation from japan today. other money coming into the fund such that they might meet their 100 billion target by the end of the summit. we will wait to see if borisjohnson mentions that when he comes to his press conference shortly. there are three other deals being put forward to address the climate emergency, all three short term plans focusing on 2030. lots of action to make them in nine years. there s a partnership to cut emissions of me th
but who would lead it? there could be lots of infighting in the weeks ahead for control of the group. live now to lou osborn, co author of the book wagner, at the heart of the prigozhin system, and investigator for all eyes on wagner, a non for profit research group tracking their activities. welcome to the programme. it s like an ecosystem, there is lots of businesses, lots of mercenaries, mercenary groups floating in and out of it. lucrative and of course. does that mean that we are in for a period of blood letting in the next few weeks? i’m period of blood-letting in the next few weeks? period of blood-letting in the next fewweeks? ., , ., , few weeks? i m not too sure actually that it s time few weeks? i m not too sure actually that it s time for few weeks? i m not too sure actually that it s time for a few weeks? i m not too sure actually that it s time for a blood few weeks? i m not too sure actually that it s time for a blood battle, - few weeks? i m not t
you to a pause, immediate cease fire, to get you to a time pause, immediate cease fire, to get you to a time to get that bent it in and for you to a time to get that bent it in and for that you to a time to get that bent it in and for that to then be built on to find that and for that to then be built on to find that permanent cease fire. that requires removing hamas because they said they requires removing hamas because they said they will carry on killing indefinitely, so that needs to be removed, indefinitely, so that needs to be removed, and finding that two state solution, removed, and finding that two state solution, stopping the settlements, respecting the two states as well. but the first state in that is immediate pause which we have called for again immediate pause which we have called for again and immediate pause which we have called foragain and again immediate pause which we have called for again and again and again to get the aid for again and aga
welcome to newsnight on the road for the last of four special programmes taking pulse of the nations ahead of the general election. welcome to newsnight from the airspace at the imperial war museum, duxford, the european centre for aviation history. applause. we are in the constituency of south cambridgeshire, an area earmarked for international business growth which the government says it wants to make europe s science capital. we re in what is called the blue wall, in a conservative held seat that s a top target for the liberal democrats. we re here with an invited audience and a political panel, getting to grips with what matters most to people ahead of the election their priorities, what they believe are the big problems, and who they think can deliverfor them. on our panel, conservative mp and former minister of state vicky ford, labour s daniel zeichner, who is a shadow environment minister, daisy cooper, deputy leader of the liberal democrats, and adrian ramsay, co l