Greta Thunberg's father says he thought her crusade was a 'bad idea'

Greta Thunberg's father Svante says he thought the 16-year-old's eco-crusade was a 'bad idea'

Climate activist Miss Thunberg, 16, was a guest editor on the BBC's Today show. She said she will go back to school one day and denies she is leading movement.

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