introduces new passport controls and the uk starts checking the import of food products. the mps want more transparency from government about the problems businesses are facing. the government says it plans to create the most effective border in the world by 2025. the committee says that is a noteworthy ambition, but optimistic given where things stand today. chris morris, bbc news. and our global trade correspondent, chris morrisjoins me now. so chris morrisjoins me now. many factors involved i! situation, so many factors involved in the situation, what is your assessment of how things are? its situation, what is your assessment of how things are? of how things are? its interesting first of all this of how things are? its interesting first of all this came of how things are? its interesting first of all this came from - of how things are? its interesting first of all this came from a - first of all this came from a cross party committee of mps, including some who supported brexit
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the recent report of intergovernmental panel on climate change was a code red for humanity. we see the warning signs in every continent and region. scorching temperatures, shocking biodiversity loss, polluted air, water and natural spaces, and climate related disasters at every turn. as we saw recently, not even this city, the financial capital of the world, is immune. climate scientists tell us it is not too late to keep alive the 1.5 degree goal of the paris climate agreement. but the window is rapidly closing. we need a 45% cut in emissions by 2030. our reality check correspondent chris morrisjoins me now. let s drill down into a bit more detail on what exactlyjoe biden is promising. so, a wide ranging speech,