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Morning News Bulletin 11 November 2022

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Russian President Vladimir Putin pulls out of G-20 talks in Indonesia; a boom in natural gas further jeopardising global climate goals; and in sport, England to meet Pakistan in the final of the Twenty-20 World Cup.

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