platform tiktok. some teachers have been accused of being paedophiles or subjected to homophobic comments. schools are now calling on tiktok to take urgent action to remove what they say is disgraceful abuse of teachers online. tiktok says it is deploying additional measures to detect and remove offensive content and regrets upset caused to teachers. but teaching unions say it s not being done fast enough. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley has more. tiktok, a social media platform where people can create and share funny and quirky content, but there is a darker side to one of the latest trends. targeting teachers with abusive and offensive videos. this one shows tom rogers, a history teacher, posted from an anonymous account and viewed thousands of times. there were two videos using a derogatory term to describe someone who was inappropriate towards children. you are thinking when you go in there that kids are laughing at you and whatever and everyone s seen it, so i
he is still going, and he is almost there! owain is nearly 22 hours into his 24 hour drum athon for children in need. drumathon. it s saturday, 13th november. our main story: negotiators at the cop26 climate summit have been working through the night to come up with a deal to prevent the worst impacts of climate change. an amended draft agreement is due to be released later today, with the aim of keeping global temperature rises to no more than 1.5 degrees celsius. laura foster reports. it is today the day where climate change history is made? we have had nearly two weeks of speeches and negotiations, of protests and promises. but the final plan, the deal that will help protect us from the most damaging impacts of climate change, has yet to be agreed upon, and it needs the backing of every party here. a draft version released early yesterday included watered down commitments to enter the use of coal and other fossil fuels. many say it needs to be tougher and ask more from