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Helen Baxendale heading for Copenhagen11 December 2009
Looking forward to seeing Friends and Cold Feet actor Helen Baxendale arriving in Copenhagen later today.
I hear she boarded a Eurostar train in London early this morning (Friday).
Helen's coming to add to the clamour for world leaders to agree a strong and fair agreement at the UN talks.
She's sharing the journey with 100 other Friends of the Earth supporters.
Together they'll be part of the Flood for Climate Justice on Saturday in Copenhagen.
The Flood will be a colourful and peaceful procession through the streets of Copenhagen to Christiansborg Slotsplads (Parliament Square).
As a mother I feel it's important to provide a world which is safe and stable for all children to grow up in - we need world leaders to take action now. Climate change is the most urgent threat facing humankind.
Helen Baxendale
At the end of a week when rich countries have been trying to wriggle out of their commitments, Helen's joining thousands of other to make it clear to political leaders that we want a strong a fair agreement.
And we're not going to shut up about it.
Join in
If you can't be here with us, there are other ways you can get your point across.
And it really makes a difference. Here's what Asad Rehman - one of our campaigners here in Copenhagen - says:
"Exposure of the Danish Government's double-dealing has forced them to be apologetic and begin to be much more open and transparent.
"The EU is under intense pressure to do the right thing and your pressure really helps.
"Bringing the Canadians' appalling behaviour into the open makes life more difficult for them.
Your actions together with ours in Copenhagen are critical to ensuring that any deal that emerges from Copenhagen is strong and fair.
Asad Rehman, Friends of the Earth

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