belt, 0ne road initiative. some critics may say it is trying to use it for commercial and global influence. what would you say to that? i global influence. what would you say to that? you say to that? i would say that we need you say to that? i would say that we need to you say to that? i would say that we need to see - you say to that? i would say that we need to see healthyj that we need to see healthy competition in the markets that urgently needs new technologies, and need the infrastructure that will power a carbon constrained future. i would actually welcome competition between china and other nations, given that that willjust other nations, given that that will just continue to other nations, given that that willjust continue to bring down the cost and bring up the opportunities for countries to install the kinds of infrastructure they need. it is one of the things that makes glasgow possible, one of the things that made the paris agreement possible, the falling cost of the
advisers on the report wanted the government to accept other recommendations. the holiday activity fund, which ensures that children get a decent meal in the holidays if they are poor, the early start vouchers, which enable pregnant mums and young kids to get fresh fruit and vegetables, and the extension of free school meals, which enables people, all people in poverty to have one decent meal a day. what is the government going to do about these recommendations, or are they going to wait again for marcus rashford to run these up the publicity flagpole and then give in? more peers had suggestions to add to the report, including increasing physical education in schools. surely a youngster starting off, getting that opportunity to understand about sport and physical education is going to be much, much healthier whatever they eat. will the white paper include ensuring that people - without gardens who wish to grow their own healthyj food have access to land - for allotments without having