Climate change: May urges G20 to follow UK lead on CO2 - BBC News

June 29, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Climate change: May urges G20 to follow UK lead on CO2 - BBC News Bellingcat And BBC Probes Show Russia Staged Sergei Skripal Attack from London - News18 Defence Secretary Praises Salisbury's 'Amazing Job' After Nerve Agent Attack - Forces Network G20 Summit: May Discusses Skripal Poisoning with Russian President - Mirror Herald Vladimir Putin: Don't be fooled by the tough guy act, he's history - Express Climate change: May urges G20 to follow UK lead on CO2 - BBC News BBC News Image copyright Getty Images Prime Minister Theresa May will push world leaders to make a stronger commitment on tackling climate change. At the G20 summit in Osaka, she will call on them to set targets for net zero greenhouse gas emissions. Read More Bellingcat And BBC Probes Show Russia Staged Sergei Skripal Attack from London - News18 News18 London: An open-source investigation has found that a top Russian military intelligence officer coordinated last year's Salisbury chemical attack from a London hideout using his phone and a few messaging apps. Read More Defence Secretary Praises Salisbury's 'Amazing Job' After Nerve Agent Attack - Forces Network Forces Network The Defence Secretary has praised Salisbury for its response to a nerve agent attack last year. Penny Mordaunt was visiting the city as it hosted the Armed Forces Day 2019 national event. Read More G20 Summit: May Discusses Skripal Poisoning with Russian President - Mirror Herald Mirror Herald Former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has emerged as a winner of the first elections within the Tories for the post of the Prime Minister and successor of Theresa May. Johnson, who has been quite vocal about his policies and stance on the Brexit, garnered more votes than the next three candidate in-line combined. Read More Vladimir Putin: Don't be fooled by the tough guy act, he's history - Express Express But Putin had no intention of allowing the KGB's sensitive files to fall into the hands of its enemies. Standing at the top of the stairs leading up to the office, he brandished a pistol at the crowd and said in fluent German: "This is Soviet territory and you're standing on our border," before adding: "I'm serious when I say that I will shoot trespassers." His threat had the desired effect and Putin's colleagues were left in peace to complete their document shredding. Read More

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