Daniel Craig named as UN global advocate against landmines

Secretary-general Ban Ki-moon says James Bond actor has a 'licence to save' Quiz: can you match these celebrities to their UN job? James Bond actor Daniel Craig has been appointed the first United Nations global advocate for the elimination of mines and explosive hazards. In a ceremony at the UN headquarters in New York on Tuesday, secretary-general Ban Ki-moon told Craig: "As 007, you have a licence to kill. Today, we are giving you a licence to save."