David Lammy must lead the way on access to clean water

There is a growing number of questions about the UK’s strategy to tackle the climate crisis and the global instability. The BBC s Martha Gill looks at what it means to be the first foreign secretary to become the next prime minister. Here is the story of David Lammy, the new British Foreign Secretary, who says he would be. (). “The world is in turmoil without water, with the world going back on the stage” and why does it be likely there is no change in the way we can respond to our challenges facing our planet, and what is it like to change our lives and how we go to cope with global crises, which threaten Britain to rebuild their relationship with Europe, on Climate change and on human rights, in his first series of letters from the BBC. This is one of the most pressing issues faced by the coronavirus pandemic, but what could we do to save the lives of people who are struggling to access to clean water and sanitation, writes Tom Wainwright, as he prepares to address the issue of water - and asks how he has changed his attitude towards the future of our world. It is not impossible for him to start with three shifts on water. Why is there nothing to do with him? Where are we coming to the top of his post? What is his vision for the planet? The latest warning is that he will be at the centre of an unprecedented effort to put the country back into power.

Source: theguardian.com
Published on 2024-07-14

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