Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

We've lost a year and we don't have a year to lose.

Humanity runs out the clock on climate change

as the COP27 summit manages to make no progress on fossil fuels.

I speak with the EU Climate Chief France Timmermans.

Then, if we can find that grace, anything is possible.

If we can tap that grace, everything can change.

Declaiming that defined a presidency, Obama's speech writer Cody Keenan

discusses his time at the White House in his new book, Grace.

Also ahead.

Moments like this when another community is under assault,

it brings it all rushing back.

A survivor of the 2016 Pulse Night Club mass shooting

talks to Harry Sri

of usen about the attack on a Colorado gay club and rising

hate speech in America.

And finally, as the FIFA World Cup runs on, Qatar's draconian clamp down on LGBTQ advocacy in the spotlight.

My conversation with Josh Kavalo, one of football's few openly gay players. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. This is the make-or-break decade, but what we have in front of us

is not enough of a step forward for people and planet. That is the verdict of the European Union's

climate policy chief Franz Timmermans, after an underwhelming COP27

in Egypt.

While progress at that latest climate summit was made on compensating developing nations for the loss and damage caused by wealthy carbon

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