Here are the six pledges that the G-20 made today. It's in brief.

Downing Street 10 just published the Statement of the G-20 London Summit – Leaders’ Statement issued by the G20 leaders, 2 April 2009.

In a press conference after the plenary session the British PM Gordon Brown read the communique of the G-20 leaders where the heads of the states have agreed to make six pledges to improve the world economy and emerge a "new world order."

The things have gone a bit quiet on the live webcast of the G-20 summit and the Downing 10 commentator gave us some facts about the G-20 nations and their economies.

As the G-20 leaders are breaking from lunch they are gathering around the table for the next plenary session. You could hear some of the conversations. The most interesting was between Lula and Obama.

The Prime Minister of UK Gordon Brown replies to The Pope's letter saying the rich countries must keep the promise to the poor.

Leaders meeting in London must supply the 'oxygen of confidence' to today's global economy and devise global rules for finance rooted in shared global values, Prime Minister said in a speech in St Paul's Cathedral. He was speaking as a BBC poll found broad support for reform of the international economic system. Meanwhile British religious leaders issued a joint communiqué urging the G20 not to forget their commitments to the world's poorest people.

The journalists in UK ahead of the G20 meeting feel that they are a target of a new law that forbids taking photographs of police officers. The National Union of Journalists in is concerned that the police could hamper journalists covering protests against the G20 summit of world leaders in London.

Leaders attending the G20 summit in London on Thursday hope to agree to measures that will help create jobs, stimulate business and bolster the economy, the PM has said.

U.S. President Barack Obama leaves Tuesday on his first overseas trip as president. He will travel first to London for a summit of the G-20 industrialized and developing nations, which will focus on the global economic crisis. The tour will end in Ankara, Turkey.