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transition is coming. the oil industry is depriving itself of probably the best business opportunity of the rest of the century. division, and it's already moved its offshore wind business into a joint venture. but the distance to that target seems further, rather than nearer today. simon jack, bbc news. independent climate advisers say almost all cars should be electric it generated in 1990. if the government accepts the advice, and historically they always have, it will become a legally binding commitment.

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israel and her the bodies of four israeli hostages will be returned israelthosta-gesmill beretdtned paul adams is live in tonight. paul adams is live in jerusalem with the latest now. jerdsalem withthe' latest now. ceasefire deal jerdsalem with'the latest now. ceasefire deal tonight is the ceasefire deal tonight is reaching a moment. as you reaching a critical moment. as you say, hamas has said it will hand over the of four more 0nce once is confirmed and hostages. once that is confirmed and we have seen of that yeti—e e fee e if; yet, once it is happening yet, once it is confirmed, israel will release 602 palestinian who were due to prisoners who were due to be set free last weekend. that will bring to an end of phase one of this three stage ceasefire deal it leaves stage ceasefire deal but it leaves the future of the deal, the release hostages of all remaining hostages living and dead and israel's military withdrawal from the gaza strip still withdrawal frem the gaaa'strip—still in the a return to fighting still a real -ossibili . stillareal-ossibili . [in

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