noor, waiting in the wings. interesting. noor. thank _ waiting in the wings. interesting.all of these showers coming in from the west, and those will move their way eastwards, mainly affecting the northern half of the country. and things do calm down by the end of tonight. skies tend to clear and the winds eventually dropping a bit as well. and those temperatures perhaps in rural areas could be 3 degrees. the overnight showers are out into the north sea by morning, but we�*ll see some more wet weather coming in mainly across the northern half of scotland, the odd shower possible across some other western parts of the uk. but for many areas, i think friday is going to be dry with some decent sunshine. the winds are not as strong and gusty as today. temperatures could make double figures in the central belt of scotland and perhaps 1a in south wales in the sunshine. heading into the start of the weekend, we�*ve got more cloud moving our way. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry, some early sunshine. out to the west, we�*ve got this rain developing in western parts of e

noor nanji, thank you very much indeed, noor nanji therefore set london euston station.e independent review was ordered after a trainee firefighter took his own life two years ago — his family raised concerns that he'd been bullied because of his race. helena wilkinson reports. misogyny, racism, bullying. a shocking culture which has been uncovered at the london fire brigade. example after example of abuse and poor behaviour at almost all levels of the organisation. i sat with a very senior female officer who said to me in tears, that whenever she goes into a dangerous incident, she is always thinking, "will the men around me protect me, given how much they have treated me as dirt back at the station?" that was not one person, that was many people. other incidents at the london fire brigade include... and women being sexually taunted. the report said the behaviour of some brigade staff left a clear trial of psychological harm. trail of psychological harm. this report has to be a watershed moment when we get rid of the institutional racism, homophobia and discrimination t

our business correspondent noor nanji is here. noor, what's the background to this letter?e have been reports of people finding their direct debits are still going up, so grant chaps said those reports are disturbing and says people's bills should reflect their use. ofgem conducted a review into all of this earlier this year. we've been reaching out to suppliers to ask what action has been taken, but there are a couple of things to note. first, energy bills have been going up, so even if you have been reducing your use, average bills are a lot higher this year than last. secondly, worth noting, there has been mild weather so far, so some firms may have calculated that into their assumptions for direct debit. it is worth also mentioning that people have the right to challenge their direct debit, so if you think you are paying more than you should, you are paying more than you should, you should reach out to your supplier. you should reach out to your su lier. . ~ you should reach out to your summer-— you should reach out to your su lier. . ~' ,, , . let's bring you up to dat

noor, has been any reaction to all of this?owing up with them to see what action has been taken. so, octopus energy, their ceo, their chief executive, has actually written a letter back to grant shapps today, and he said he was pleased to see mr shapps�* interest in this matter given it's such matter of high importance for customers. he said the setting of direct debit is complex, particularly given the government help that's been rolled out for customers, so taking that into consideration as well. and he says that he thinks there is room for the whole energy industry to improve on this, and he's outlined various ways in his letter that he thinks they can do that. an ofgem spokesperson, meanwhile, has also been in touch to say they think suppliers should do everything they can to support customers particularly at this time, and they recognise the significant worry and concern that increased direct debits can cause. the spokesperson added that they had carried out this review that i mentioned earlier this year and they will cont

our business reporter noor nanji is here. noor, what's the background to this letter? by the reports and says people's bills should reflect use. 0fgem, energy regulator, conducted a review into this earlier this year. we have reached out to supplies to see what action has already been taken. two things to note. energy bills are already going up. we know that. even if you have reduced use, your bills will be on average higher this year than last year. some firms may have been caught out by the milder weather, calculations could have been factoring in a colder winter. finally worth mentioning, you have the right to challenge your direct debit. if you think you are paying more than you should, you can reach out to your supplier. good advice. thank _ reach out to your supplier. good advice. thank you. _ two 16—year—old boys have died after being stabbed about a mile apart in south—east london. the metropolitan police say they are trying to establish if the stabbings are linked. 0ur correspondent, simonjones, is at the scene of one of the incidents in thamesmead. simon, wha

our business correspondent noor nanji is here, noor what's the background to this letter?king the effort to cut back on energy _ lots of us are making the effort to cut back on energy use, _ lots of us are making the effort to cut back on energy use, but - lots of us are making the effort to cut back on energy use, but bills l cut back on energy use, but bills are still beans soaring. grant shapps said that people's bills should accurately reflect their use. off gem conducted a review into this earlier this year, and we have a supplier is what action has been taken since then. there are a of things worth noting. firstly, energy bills have gone up, so you and if you have been making efforts to reduce you use, the fact remains that energy bills on average this year are a lot higher than they were last year. secondly, it has been quite mild winterfar, so the last year. secondly, it has been quite mild winter far, so the way last year. secondly, it has been quite mild winterfar, so the way in which direct debits are calculated, they were factoring in colder weather into their

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our business correspondent noor nanji is at euston station. what's the latest?t? at euston, the station is open which _ what's the latest? at euston, the station is open which is _ what's the latest? at euston, the station is open which is because l what's the latest? at euston, the | station is open which is because the tube is running and services are running on the london 0verground after strike action there was suspended. but all other rail services have been heavily disrupted by the action. behind me you can see representatives from aslef the train drivers union behind the strike. they want wages to keep up with the rising cost of living. the government calls strike action disappointing and says this dispute has dragged on far too long. now, there is no doubt this is having a big impact on people's weekend plans. inside the station it's a lot quieter than you might expect on a normal saturday afternoon. this is a big shopping weekend, you've got black friday, people are normally heading into london to take advantage of that. the world cup is also happening

noor nanji, bbc news.work in the north of england. mark harper will be meeting with mayors across the north of england. i'm in contact this morning with andy burnham, and i am absolutely resolute that mark harper has got to offer a rest day work agreement for tranpennine, otherwise we will be agreement for transpennine, otherwise we will be in complete chaos. he talks, rightly, about how the railway industry, the sunday programmes, is too dependent on rest day working. in the north of ringwood, we don't have that at the moment. in the north of england, we don't have that at the moment. i'm all for moving towards a more regular and sensible approach to trade union relations within the rail industry. but at the moment, we don't have what the rest of the country has, the ability for drivers to be trained on rest days. on transpennine express, hit by the pandemic, more drivers than ever before, but it is taking six months longer to train every single driver, because they don't have that rest day work agreement

our reporter noor nanji has been at euston station in london today. is because the tube is running and services on the london overground are also still running. that's after strike action there got suspended. but all other rail services here have been heavily disrupted by this strike. behind me, you can see representatives of the aslef union, the train drivers union, who are behind this strike. they want wages to keep up with the rising cost of living. the government has called the strike is disappointing, and says this dispute has just gone on for far too long. but there is no doubt that all of this is having a major impact on weekend plans for people. this is a really busy shopping weekend. it's a black friday sales and normally you would have people flocking into london to take advantage of that. we have also got the world cup going on, so people may have wanted to get together with friends and family to watch those matches. elsewhere around the country, people who are heading to christmas markets and also to major sporting events have been told to

our business reporter noor nanji joins us from london's euston rail station.here this afternoon?— what is the picture there this afternoon? ., , afternoon? here at used in the station is _ afternoon? here at used in the station is open. _ afternoon? here at used in the station is open. that _ afternoon? here at used in the station is open. that is - afternoon? here at used in the | station is open. that is because afternoon? here at used in the - station is open. that is because the tube is running, and services on the london 0verground are still running. that is after strike action there. all other rail services here have been heavily disrupted by this strike. behind me you can see representatives of the aslef union, the train drivers union, who are behind the strike. they want wages to keep up with the rising cost of living. the government has called the strikes are disappointing, and says this dispute has gone on for far too long. there is no doubt that all of this is having a major impact on people's weekend plans. this is a busy shopping weekend, the blac

our business reporter noor nanji has been to euston this morning to see how the strikes have impactedwell on the london 0verground. now, strike action had been expected there, too, but that was suspended as union members are considering a new pay offer. but all other rail services here have been heavily disrupted. as you can see behind me, there are representatives there from aslef, the train drivers�* union, who are behind these strikes. and as a result of all of this, it is very quiet in the station today, compared to what you'd normally expect at this time on a saturday morning. and don't forget, this is a very big retail weekend as well. it's a big weekend for shopping because it is the black friday sales. normally, you'd expect people to be heading into london for those sales. it is, of course, the world cup as well. so people might be trying to get together with friends and family to watch those games. now, around the country as well, people have been told to expect disruption if they're travelling, for example, to major sporting events, and also to the opening of christmas mark

our business correspondent noor nanji has been looking into this for us.inding their direct debits are still soaring. their direct debits are still soarinu. , . their direct debits are still soarin. _, ,, ., their direct debits are still soarin. _, ,, soaring. grant shapps said those re orts soaring. grant shapps said those reports were _ soaring. grant shapps said those reports were disturbing, - soaring. grant shapps said those reports were disturbing, he - soaring. grant shapps said those reports were disturbing, he said | reports were disturbing, he said that people's bill stood accurately reflect _ that people's bill stood accurately reflect their use. ofgem did already conduct _ reflect their use. ofgem did already conduct a _ reflect their use. ofgem did already conduct a review into all of this earlier— conduct a review into all of this earlier this _ conduct a review into all of this earlier this year and we have reached _ earlier this year and we have reached out to suppliers to ask what action— reached out to suppliers to ask what action had _ r

earlier, i spoke to our business correspondent noor nanji and asked her what the background was to thise have been reports of people finding that their direct debits are still soaring. now, grant shapps said that those reports were disturbing, he said people�*s bills should accurately reflect their use. ofgem did already conduct a review into all of this earlier this year, and we have reached out to suppliers to ask what action has been taken since then. there are a couple of things worth noting. firstly, energy bills have gone up, so even if you have been making efforts to reduce your use, the fact remains that energy bills on average this year are a lot higher than they were this time last year. secondly, it has been quite a mild winterfar, so it�*s possible, because of the way in which direct debits are calculated, they were factoring in colder weather into those calculations, so that could be another factor here. it is worth saying that you do have a right to challenge your direct debit, so if you do find you�*re paying too much, or you think you are, you should speak to your suppli

january 6th commission, pick up some of the work of some of the other house investigations that -- noor whether it's trump's tax returns, whether it's january 6th. some of these other things that they will not be able to do in the minority. >> yeah, joe. certainly if we win that georgia runoff seat it's going to make it even that much easier for them to pick up that the house can't do and the senate will have the extra seat. look, i worked on hillary clinton's campaign. we were stunned, i guess maybe in retrospect we shouldn't have been stunned, but given the fact donald trump did not release his tax returns initially in 2016. it's surprising to us and now it's not and here we are seven years later and it looks like it's finally going to happen. i think democrats are going to look at a couple of things. i think ken layed this out. we're going to look at conflicts of interest. the whether or not he actually paid his fair share of taxes. my guess is he probably didn't. i think a lot of people are curious to know what his actual wealth is. le that's the big question mark. if he's as rich a

and it was my hon noor to serve alongside him. i truly do believe, as i just shared with jake, i think we're moving into a different season in america. our nation's been through a lot, covid pandemic, riots of the summer of 2020, and of course the tragic day in january of 2021. and what i hear people saying more than anything else is that they want to see leadership that will look at uniting the american people around our highest ideals. i truly do believe that. and i think it all begins with the golden rule. you know, as i write in my book, the most important decision i ever made was to put my faith in jesus christ when i was a freshman in college. the second most important decision i ever made was to ask karen pence to become my wife 37 years ago. for us and for our family, we've always tried to live by the golden rule, to treat others the way that we want to be treated. it wasn't always true in my political career. when i first started out in politics, as i write in my book, i let my ambition get ahead of me. i got involved in

. >> i had to read keep dooep noor this story, onions, spinach, olive oil, other things that help withse they have those flavinols thank you for all of that. >>> now, for the first time in nearly 40 years the world's largest active volcano mauna loa is erupting on hawaii's big island. right now lava is flowing down the mountain but we're told it's not putting anyone in danger at this point but an ash fall advisory is in effect and shelters are open. let's bring in meteorologist tom seder. this volcano is so large it covers after the island but lava isn't the concern, it's the air. help us understand. >> right. back in 2010 a volcano in iceland erupted, ana, i'm sure you will remember this, it's known for shutting down the world, the volcanic ash and the eruption shuts down air space you can't fly in it. for a couple weeks in europe there were no flights. we don't have that problem yet unless we have another eruption. here is honolulu well to the northwest, here is the big island, shaded in gray, that is the ash fall advisory, it's been extended until 10:00 a.m. because of the ash. it c

here's our business reporter, noor nanji.much for your time today. byjanuary, not a lot of thank you very much for your time today. by january, not a lot of time today. by january, not a lot of time to sort this out, is it? it’s today. by january, not a lot of time to sort this out, is it?— to sort this out, is it? it's not. mark harper— to sort this out, is it? it's not. mark harper will— to sort this out, is it? it's not. mark harper will be _ to sort this out, is it? it's not. mark harper will be meeting l to sort this out, is it? it's not. i mark harper will be meeting with mayors across the north of viglen. i'm in contact this morning with andy burnham, and i am absolutely resolute that mark harper has got to offer a rest day work agreement for trans pennine, otherwise we will be in complete chaos. he talks, rightly, about how the railway industry, the sunday programmes, is too dependent on rest day working. in the north of ringwood, we don't have that at the moment. i'm all for moving towards a more regular and sensible

noor nanji, bbc news.a celebrity get me out of here" has been crowned. and the new queen of the jungle... is gel! former lionessjill scott roared her way to victory, with the actor 0wen warner runner up. she has got used to winning this year! the former health secretary matt hancock finished in third place. we are going to review that programme. we should have given you a bit of a spoiler alert if you haven't watched it. it is everywhere, on the front of every single paper. there was a bit of a delay before they said queen! congratulations, jill, where the winner. she is a worthy winner. irate winner. she is a worthy winner. we are winner. she is a worthy winner. - are talking about the weather, sarah joins us this week. beautiful skies but not so pretty in the weather? good morning! it has been fairly mild for much of november, it has been wet and mild, but as we head towards the start of december we are going to see things turning a little bit colder. we have had clearing skies overnight so particularly