Boris Johnson: 'Tackling climate change must be part of overall agenda to protect the natural world'
The Prime Minister says nations most 'go further' to protect nature, in addition to fighting carbon emissions, in his address to world leaders at the UN-backed One Planet Summit hosted by the French government on Monday
Christine [Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank] thank you very much, I want to thank you and I want to thank Emmanuel [Macron, French President] for organising this One Planet Summit, because...
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