Thousands of young people across Belgium are walking out of schools and universities to protest climate change for the seventh week in a row.
This week they're being joined by the Swedish schoolgirl who started the whole movement by refusing to attend school until politicians do more to prevent global warming.
Jack Parrock has more:
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