And the multi billion pound project to save the worlds coral reefs from overfishing and Climate Change. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. Political parties have spent the day trying to secure last minute votes, ahead of a bumper set of elections in england, scotland and wales tomorrow. Around 48 Million People are eligible to vote on so called super thursday. Its the first test for parties since the General Election in 2019, and the start of the pandemic. There are votes for both the scottish and Welsh Parliaments. In england, there are elections for mayors in 13 of the biggest city areas, some Council Elections and the london assembly. There are also 39 police and Crime Commissioners up for election in england and wales. Finally, theres a by election In Hartlepool which could tell us how labour is doing in what was once its heartland. The only place in the uk without any elections tomorrow is Northern Ireland. Our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg reports. Watch the stunts. You mi
i m joined now by david waskow, director of the global research non profit organisation, world resources institute. at the beginning of the summit, i spoke to one of your colleagues, and he was saying that it wanted the delegates gathered here, the leaders gathered here to have the same sense of urgency to dealing with the climate crisis as they have done in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. do you think they have? n pandemic. do you think they have? i think there has been a sense of urgency here and one of the outcomes we have most wanted is really on the table and we hope it gets over the finish line and that s for countries to come back in the next couple of years or even next year, to strengthen their targets for taking action on climate but in the text we saw this morning, once again, we do hope that that actually manifests when we see the final outcome. haw when we see the final outcome. how essential would when we see the final outcome. how essential would that
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general election if rishi sunak doesn t change course. the tories are reeling after one of their worst performances in a local election in decades. labour has been celebrating a key win in the west midlands mayoral race after its candidate, richard parker, narrowly beat the conservative s andy street who had served two terms in the role. the labour mayor of london, sadiq khan, was re elected for a historic third term. overall, the conservatives lost hundreds of councillors in the local elections in england. this morning, the transport secretary, mark harper, said while the results were disappointing, the general election was still all to play for . speaking to the bbc, suella braverman insisted her party faced electoral oblivion without a change in direction. our political corresponsdent, damian grammaticas, reports. parker, richard labour and co operative party, 225,590. it s a result that will send a shudder through conservatives. street, andrew the conservative part