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Breaking the deadlock at Copenhagen
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With two days left to secure a deal at the Copenhagen climate conference, the US attempts to break the deadlock by publicly backing a proposal that developed countries should provide poorer nations with $100bn per year by 2020 to fight climate change
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Will the Copenhagen climate talks break down?
03:30|Ed Crooks, energy editor, discusses the possibility that the climate talks will break down before a deal can be reachedEd Crooks on Ban Ki-moon's controversial stance on financial aid
03:14|Ed Crooks, energy editor, on the likely reactions to the UN secretary-general's comments at the Copenhagen climate conferenceAndrew Ward on the boycott by African countries of today's climate change talks
02:12|Andrew Ward, Nordic bureau chief, on the escalating tensions between rich countries and the developing world over how a deal should be structured. Read more at Copenhagen climate conference in depthEd Crooks on the latest leaked draft agreement in Copenhagen and other new developments from the climate summit
04:06|Ed Crooks, energy editor, summarises the latest discussions at the Copenhagen climate conferenceFiona Harvey on George Soros' proposal and other arguments
02:41|Fiona Harvey, environment correspondent, summarises the latest discussions at the Copenhagen climate conference