UN Summit must succeed say protesters
Around a hundred people braved the gale force winds earlier this afternoon (Sun) (Sun) to take part in a march to highlight climate change.
It was one of thousands of events around the world designed to co-incide with the start of the UN summit on climate change in Paris tomorrow (Mon)
A gathering of light - a vigil at Tynwald Hill - was also due to be held at 5pm
Phil Craine from Christian Aid was among those marching today. . .
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