Hello and welcome to the week in 60 Minutes, brought to you by Spectator TV and broadcast on Thursday

the 4th of November. I'm Fraser Nelson. Coming up in the next hour, we look at Joe Biden's

political crisis. He's back from the climate change summit in Glasgow, but he's found his party

being defeated in the previously safe state of Virginia. So what went right for the Republicans and

have they found a recipe for winning the next presidential election? I talked to Freddie Gray and Jacob Halbrun.

We then go to Westminster where there's yet another Tory debacle and a scandal over lobbying

and the government's botched attempts to reform the system under which MPs themselves are governed.

I speak to James Forsyth and Katie Balls about how the government managed to get this so badly wrong.

Then we'll look at the COP Summit.

A former chancellor and former editor of the spectator, Nigel Lawson, writes them this week's issue that it's all a little bit of a fraud.

But is it?

We talked to Gavin Schmitz from NASA and to Benny F Pfizer from the Global Warming Policy Foundation.

And finally, Klarna, is it the new digital loan shark or the consumer spending tool of the

future? I talked to Sela Creasy, the Labour MP for Walthamstow and Scourge of the payday

lenders, about whether she has found her new enemy. But before we get going, to make sure

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