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Hi, this is Tim from Norbury. I think climate change is something that's bad for us but is disastrous for people in poor countries because we got resources to you know to make adjustments to do something about it but they just haven't and we really want you to do something about it please you know for everyone's sake. Get something sorted.

This is Mike Wiggins, from Hampton in the UK. I'm really concerned that climate change is hitting the poorest people and most vulnerable people in the world right now. I want to see action taken for them to be helped in an international agreement through the United Nations to keep global temperature rise below 1.5 degrees. It's really important that you act now for justice in a changing climate thank you.

Hello my name's Esther and I'm calling from Essex. Climate change is hitting the poorest people hardest and what we need to see now is money raised for climate finance in the order of 200billion a year by 2020, and this needs to come from new and additional public finance and not from exissint aid budgets. What we also need to see is justice in a changing climate so we need you to act now.

Hello, this is Richard from Porthcawl in Wales. Through my work with Tearfund I have already seen for myself the devastating impact that climate change is already having on the poorest most vulnerable people in our world through increased flooding, droughts and storms. That's why I believe we need increased ambition and leadership from our government to tackle these issues. So please act now for justice in a changing climate.

This is Deogratias Niyonzima from Burundi. The climate is already changing here. Before we were able to grow crops and feed our families easily. But now there's severe hunger because drought causes our crops to die. Please act now for justice in a changing climate. Thank you.

Hello, this is Jay from Guildford in the United Kingdom. Climate change is hitting the poorest people hardest right now. I want to see a legally binding global deal that will keep temperature rise below 2 degrees. Thank you.

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Good afternoon Hamilton, I'm first hoping on the member of parliament on Hamilton Mountage(?). You know it was 4 years ago today that I was elected the parliament and I thought the biggest obstacle to becoming a member of parliament was to help to win an election but apparently the biggest obstacle to taking a sit in parliament is our prime minister. He's got ___ parliament, and he thought he could silent NP(?) and Canadian. He didn't want to respond to the issue about send detainees(?) to climate change, to vote secondary education.