Cop30 live: summit president says ‘everybody will lose’ as fears rise that conference will end without a deal

A survivor of a blizzard in Chilean Patagonia, Tom Player, reported that trekkers were assured by staff that adverse weather conditions were normal and that they could proceed with their hike. The blizzard resulted in the deaths of a British woman, Victoria Bond, along with two Mexicans and two Germans. Approximately 30 volunteers attempted to rescue the hikers during the severe weather.

A group of 28 survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse has reported receiving death threats as they anticipate blame for their abuse. In a statement, the victims expressed their fears of escalating threats and urged police to investigate and provide protection. This warning comes as they await the release of files related to Epstein, the late financier and convicted sex offender.

Simon Case, the former head of the civil service, warns that voters may turn away from centrist parties if Chancellor Rachel Reeves fails to address the UK's pressing tax, spending, and debt issues in the upcoming budget. He believes that Labour may have to abandon its manifesto pledge not to raise taxes due to the current financial situation.

During the recent US government shutdown, immigration agents arrested, detained, and deported tens of thousands of individuals across the country. New data indicates that over 65,000 people are currently held in immigration detention, marking the highest number ever recorded. Despite the shutdown halting most government operations, immigration enforcement continued unabated.

COP30 climate talks in Brazil are facing significant challenges as delegates remain divided on phasing out fossil fuels and reducing carbon emissions. President André Corrêa do Lago has called for unity among the more than 190 participating countries, emphasizing the need to preserve the spirit of the Paris Agreement. As discussions continue, the possibility of reaching a consensus appears increasingly uncertain.

US consumer confidence has declined as stock markets continue to fall and shop prices remain high. The FTSE 100 index dropped by over 1%, reaching a one-month low, while the S&P 500 also experienced a significant decline after initial gains. Concerns about an AI bubble are resurfacing, contributing to market volatility.

The Guardian's picture editors have curated a selection of photographs from around the world, highlighting significant events and moments captured on Friday, November 21, 2025. The collection includes images of women on strike and a vibrant Mexican parade, showcasing the diversity of global experiences.

David Field, the new head of the global zoo industry group, expresses a desire to close many zoos that mistreat animals. He has been a lifelong zoo enthusiast but feels desperate about the poor treatment of animals in captivity. Field has stated that he has likely tried to close more zoos than he has opened, emphasizing the need for reform in the sector as discussions about animal welfare continue.