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At the end of 2021, COP 26, the big climate change jamboree, came to the UK to the Scottish city of Glasgow.

I went to cover it.

Sadly, so did thousands of scientists, policy makers and journalists,

all of which meant that every hotel in Glasgow was booked up.

Work found us somewhere about an hour away,

but luckily some friends of friends generously put me up in their kids' bedroom, which was a shrine to Korean pop music,

wall-to-wall picks of K-pop bands. Now, my favourite musicians have mostly come from Scotland,

so it made me laugh to see a Scottish

kids room plastered with heroes from the other side of the world. I'm Marnie Chesterton

from the BBC World Service. This is Unexpected Elements. I'm joined by some unexpected elements pinups.

In Bucharest, Romania, tech journalist Andrade Fisgutin.

Welcome.

Morning, mani.

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