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World Business Report: First broadcast 12/11/2021 22:32 GMT : Climate talks move into extra time

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First broadcast 12/11/2021 22:32 GMT 

First broadcast 12/11/2021 22:32 GMT : Climate talks move into extra time

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Delegates to continue attempts at reacing a climate deal into the weekend

Delegates to continue attempts at reacing a climate deal into the weekend.

The final scheduled day of the UN climate summit in Glasgow, known as COP26 has over-run. COP 26  was supposed to agree on a pathway to stop the world succumbing to catastrophic climate change. But there is no deal as yet and intensive negotiations are continuing in to the weekend to try and break the deadlook. Finance and agreement on fossil fuels are two of the major sticking points; we get the latest from the BBC's Matt McGrath.
US Treasury secretary Janet Yellen talks about President Biden's Build Back Better bill and why she believes it's necessary and Chris Low of FHN Financial gives his response.
(Image: Negotiators at COP 26 Image credit: Press Association)

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