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The Prime Minister has written a letter to the chair of the Liaison Committee, Dr Alan Williams MP, setting out the way forward on climate change after Copenhagen.

The Prime Minister has said the rights granted to energy companies today to develop the biggest expansion of wind energy in the world will make a significant contribution to reducing emissions and boosting low-carbon jobs in the UK.

Gordon Brown has spoken of the challenges of his role at the Copenhagen climate change summit after his first day of talks, but says that he is determined to bring the 192 nations involved to a consensus.

The winners of the first Number 10 Art Competition visited Downing Street today and met Sarah Brown.

The Prime Minister’s Office joined the 100 Hours of Carbon Clean Up campaign as part of ongoing efforts to reduce its environmental impact.

Environment Secretary Hilary Benn spent an hour answering your questions on topics such as recycling, the alternatives to landfill, how you can do your bit to reduce waste, what items can be re-used and the impact of waste on the environment.

Budding young artists have been invited to visit Downing Street to see their pictures hung on the walls of Number 10.

The Prime Minister has promised environmental campaigners gathered outside Parliament that he will do all he can to reach a global agreement on climate change via the Copenhagen Summit in December.