It was a busy day yesterday as COP26 kicked off in Glasgow.
World leaders have come together in Glasgow's SECC in an attempt to curb carbon emissions and save the planet from climate crisis.
There were some key moments throughout the first day of the summit, with David Attenborough delivering a harrowing warning speech to kickstart the event.
From the Prime Minister's 'ticking time-bomb' warning to Greta Thunberg's cheeky chant, here are the headlines from COP26 Day one yesterday.
Watch as Greta Thunberg leads sweary sing-song in Glasgow park during COP26 climate change summit
Greta Thunberg has been filmed chanting “you can shove yer climate crisis up yer a***” during a rally at a Glasgow park.
The 18-year-old activist met campaigners at Festival Park in the Govan area of the city on Monday afternoon during the first day of the COP26 summit.
The Swedish teen laughed and joked with the crowd before starting a sing-song featuring the iconic Scottish tune with a twist.
David Attenborough calls on Glasgow COP26 to kickstart 'a wonderful recovery' from climate change
David Attenborough has called on the COP26 summit in Glasgow to kickstart "a wonderful recovery" from climate change.
The world's best known natural history broadcaster told an audience of world leaders at the SEC - including Joe Biden and Boris Johnson - it should be possible to work together to save the planet.
Boris Johnson issues 'timebomb' warning as he says world leaders in same position as James Bond
Boris Johnson has urged world leaders to begin dismantling the carbon “timebomb” that threatens the world as the opened the COP26 climate change confererence.
The Prime Minister compared the momentous conference to a James Bond film, with delegates tasked with defusing a ticking bomb in Glasgow over the next two weeks.
Ring of steel thrown up around COP26 dinner leaves dozens of Scots 'locked out their own homes'
Dozens of frustrated residents were allegedly blocked from gaining access to their own homes after a ring of steel was thrown up around a COP26 VIP dinner.
World leaders - including US President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Boris Johnson - met at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum on Monday night after day one of the summit.
A number of key roads in the West End were closed for security reasons as dozens of uniformed officers lined Argyle Street.
Joe Biden caught 'falling asleep' at COP26 as US president listens to opening speeches
Joe Biden appeared to be caught having a snooze during the opening ceremony of COP26.
The US President arrived in Glasgow to huge fanfare on Monday morning as world leaders gathered for the climate change conference.
Erskine Bridge closed as Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior sails up Clyde to COP26
The Erskine Bridge was temporarily closed to traffic to allow a Greenpeace yacht to safely sail under it.
The Rainbow Warrior is travelling up the Clyde to dock at the COP26 climate conference at the SEC in Glasgow.
Joe Biden urges immediate action to avert 'catastrophe' of climate change
President Biden has urged world leaders to answer “history’s call” by striking a bold climate change deal at COP26 in Glasgow.
The US leader said the climate crisis is the “challenge of our lifetimes” and demanded immediate action to avert a “growing catastrophe”.
Indian Prime Minister delivers hammer blow for successful outcome at conference
India's Prime Minister has delivered a devastating blow to the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow by admitting his country won't reach net zero by 2070.
Narendra Modi told the summit India will increase its non fossil energy capacity to 500 GW by 2030 and it will get half of its energy from renewable resources by the same date despite reaching net zero by 2050 being one of the main objectives.
