Climate activist Greta Thunberg has called her treatment by Donald Trump "horrible" and accused the business elite of ignoring campaigners' demands at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.
The 17-year-old - who joined dozens of other climate campaigners at a protest in the centre of the skiing resort on the final day of the meeting yesterday (Friday) - has called for an immediate end to investment in fossil fuels in several appearances here this week.
But she has also drawn the ire of Donald Trump, the US president, who hit out at "prophets of doom" in his own speech to delegates, while White House treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin said Thunberg should "go and study economics".
She said: "Before we came here, we had a few demands for this WEF and of course these demands have been completely ignored, but we expected that."
She said her clashes with Trump were "horrible".