Daily Mirror, on Climate, 10 November 2026

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Al Gore speaks movingly at climate summit as rogue politicians defy Trump to represent US

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The Mirror reports that Al Gore, John Kerry and an unofficial group of US politicians spoke at COP31 in Turkey while the Trump administration sent no official delegation. It quotes them at length on the midterm results and on climate action. Nothing in the article misleads the reader about the summit, the US absence or the climate science.

What it gets right

  • “there is no official presence from the US at the annual summit, where 100,000 people from 193 countries have gathered to discuss the transition away from fossil fuels”

    The Mirror states plainly that the summit is about moving away from fossil fuels and that the US government is absent. This matches The Guardian's report of no official US presence for the second year.

  • “Trump pulled out of the Paris Climate Agreement - upon which much of the negotiations that take place at COP are based”

    The article gives the reader the policy context for the US absence. It does not treat the absence as an unexplained gap.

  • “were gunned down by ICE agents earlier this year”

    In its own voice the Mirror names who killed Alex Pretti and Renee Good and gives both their names, rather than writing the deaths out.

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