New York Climate March: In pictures

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More than 300,000 people demonstrated in New York on Sunday, calling for tough action on climate change, with thousands more marching in cities around the world

Hundreds of thousands of people called on world leaders to take urgent steps to tackle climate change during an international day of action on Sunday, ahead of a United Nations summit this week. According...

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