Israel’s energy minster has criticised the UN after she was unable to attend COP26 when the transport offered to her was not wheelchair accessible. Karine Elharrar told Israeli media that she was given the option of walking on foot for several hundred yards or to board a shuttle which was not wheelchair accessible on Monday. Speaking to Sky News on Tuesday, the minister said it was a “terrible” day before criticising the UN for preaching on accessibility but not implementing it. She said: “I was coming to the COP26 in order to promote green energies, in order to promote collaborations...