Rachel Humphreys reports on her time in Fairbourne, which will be dismantled by 2045 due to rising sea levels, while Sandra Laville looks at why flooding and the climate crisis should be a key issue in the general election. And Lily Kuo on the Hong Kong protesters still inside the Polytechnic University

In 26 years – or less, if forecasts worsen or a storm breaches the sea defences – a taskforce led by Gwynedd council will begin to move the 850 residents of Fairbourne out of their homes. The whole Welsh village – houses, shops, roads, sewers, gas pipes and electricity pylons – will then be dismantled, turning the site back into a tidal salt marsh.

The Today in Focus producer Rachel Humphreys discusses her visit to Fairbourne with Anushka Asthana, while the Guardian environment correspondent Sandra Laville looks at why politicians need to take flooding more seriously.

And: the Guardian’s Beijing bureau chief, Lily Kuo, on the Hong Kong protesters still inside the Polytechnic University.

You can read Tom Wall’s original Guardian piece on Fairbourne here.

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