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Presidents, prime ministers and dignitaries from nearly 200 nations have on the city of Glasgow in Scotland. They are for the 26th UN Climate Change Conference - COP26. However, one notable person to have been from the invitation list. That person is 18-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. Ms Thunberg is in Glasgow for the global summit, but unsure as to whether she will allowed to any of the meetings. Speaking to the BBC, she said: "I don't know. It's very unclear. Not officially [invited]." She added: "I think that many people might scared that if they too many radical young people, then that might make them bad."

U.S. President Joe Biden will at the event, and China's President Xi Jinping will via video link. President Biden was in Rome on Friday for a meeting with the Pope. A number of climate activists the irony of his motorcade having 95 cars in it, just two days ahead of a climate conference. Ms Thunberg the conference for what she as a lack of delegates from developing countries. She said: "We more representation from the Global South, from the most affected people and areas." The UK's Prime Minister Boris Johnson is the conference. He said: "COP26 must the beginning of the end of climate change." He : "Too many countries are still too little."