Copenhagen Summit: Gordon Brown meets Nicolas Sarkozy / Brown interview / Greenpeace protesters

Copenhagen Summit: Gordon Brown meets Nicolas Sarkozy / Brown interview / Greenpeace protesters; BELGIUM: Brussels: INT *** FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY *** Nicolas Sarkozy (President of France) and Gordon Brown MP (Prime Minister) taking seats at table for photocall and chatting SOT / Sarkozy and Brown towards up corridor smiling together, along and past / Brown and Sarkozy shaking hands then departing separately Gordon Brown MP (Prime Minister) interview SOT - I think the French agreement to support what we're doing on the windfall bonus is very important, there is a one-off national insurance premium to be paid by the City, will happen in France as well, believe other countries will now want to look at it, agreement that we're going to move forwards in the international community and look overall at the relationship between banks and the service they owe to society, we have published a series of proposals including looking at insurance premium, also global transactions levy, French are very supportive of that as well / Debate in international community is moving forward, we are going to reach a sensible conclusion over next few months, ensure banks never again put us in position where society has to pay such a big price, where relationship between risk and reward in banking is fairer for the community as a whole - We have got the High Representatives job, deputy president of the commission, British person / That having happened we couldn't get any other portfolio, will work together to sort out financial services issues, City of London is centrepiece of European financial services industry, will remain so for years to come and rightly so because of great services it offers, we're going to ensure London is at its best in the years to come as a result of activity we jointly do with European Commission, strength and dynamism of the City of London - When we talk about climate change, international development, how we're dealing with recession, recovery, issue of ban...