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wanted to remove it. the deal also asks all countries to upgrade their climate pledges next year, and rich countries are asked to double their climate adaptation finance by 2025 from 2019 levels. with more, here s our science and environment correspondent, rebecca morelle. from wildfires thatjust kept on burning, to devastating droughts as temperatures soared, and floods that destroyed homes and lives, extremes have become the new normal. so, at the climate talks in glasgow, can a deal be done to stop things getting worse? the talks in here have now gone into overtime, and negotiators have had yet another sleepless night. and this morning a third draft of a possible agreement has been published. the question is, can enough be done in the next few hours to finally push this over the line? so, we are on the third draft now of this cover agreement, and when the first draft came out we all said, oh, its got lots of things in it we haven t seen before, including reference to fossi
floor to gabon. is seeking the floor, i give thee floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait until floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait until later, - floor to gabon. thank you, chair. i was going to wait until later, but l was going to wait until later, but it seerhs was going to wait until later, but it seems like we are all talking how it seems like we are all talking now we it seems like we are all talking now. we came to glasgow to creates an ambitious and balance agreement, focusing an ambitious and balance agreement, focusing on an ambitious and balance agreement, focusing on mitigation, adaptation, loss focusing on mitigation, adaptation, toss and focusing on mitigation, adaptation, loss and damage, and finance. in the run-up, loss and damage, and finance. in the run-up, muc
absolutely right. dispute being resolved? you are absolutely right. this dispute being resolved? you are absolutely right. this is - dispute being resolved? you are absolutely right. this is having l dispute being resolved? you are absolutely right. this is having a big impact already, we are getting a sense that emergency care is under pressure and electives, planned operations and appointments are being largely stood down and will have to be rearranged. in terms of where we see this going, we do need to see the two parties come together, the bma and the government and try to thrash out a deal. even at this late stage and even during the strike action, it is never too late to get to the table. the strike action, it is never too late to get to the table. . .- late to get to the table. what will brin: late to get to the table. what will bring them late to get to the table. what will bring them to late to get to the table. what will bring them to the - late to get to th