i quoted redcar earlier because that , you redcar earlier because that, you know, we show that as a westernwe've reduced our co2 emissions since 1990 by almost 50%. but we've been deindustrialising to do it. >> well. this is bizarrely , >> well. this is bizarrely, probably where you would agree with the green party mps that are in parliament. they have constantly called for the fact that our national account for carbon should include the imports , because at the moment, imports, because at the moment, the current system. it's a con, isn't it? is it basically means we don't we don't shut down carbon, we shut down jobs and we export the jobs all around the world, and we end up with our people jobless, without a proper national income. and so actually, there are some areas where we don't have to pit this as, as, as environmentalists versus a lot of the environmentalists have been calling for that in the first place. so first of all, we need to sort out that carbon accounting because it produces adverse effects. >> well, actually, actually, arguably, if the steel is produced in in india under l

the crime rate across middlesbrough, hartlepool, stockton and redcar is the highest in the country and the most dangerous place in england with violent crime. this is great britain, but the situation is not good at all, this is the real england.

the crime rate across middlesbrough, hartlepool, stockton and redcar is the highest rate in the country and the most dangerous place in england with violent crimes. this is great britain, but the situation is not good at all, this is the real england. we in middlesbrough are the largest city right in the heart of cleveland and the center of uk criminal activity and new figures show that the crime rate recorded at cleveland police is 1,417 in every thousand people, this means that more than 14% of the people here were victims of crime last year. with that in mind, this is almost 40% higher than the city of london's reported crime rate and more than 50% higher than the crime rate in england and wales . it is also wet. this area has the highest rate of crimes including sexual assault, the second rate of crimes related to knives and obesity. in these streets where you walk, you might find someone with a knife. you also have a knife. no , i don't have one. i don't need a knife, you know what i mean , you've had to use a knife many times, but as always, i'm not proud of it . when did you use

crime rates across middlesbrough, hartlepool, stockton and redcar are the highest in the country and most dangerous place in england for violent crime. here it's great, but the situation in england is not good at all our reality in middlesbrough is right in the heart of the biggest city. we are the center of criminal activity in england and new statistics show that the crime rate recorded by cleveland police is 1417 cases per thousand people. this means that more than 14% of people who are here were victims of crime last year. with this in mind, this is almost 40% higher than the city of london police notice crime rate and more than 50% higher than the crime rate. crime in england and wales, and when you look closer, the picture is even worse. this area has the highest crime rate, including assault sex, the second rate of knife-related crimes and the fourth and worst rate of drug-related crimes in the country. here you immediately notice the big challenges facing cleveland. we were threatened in broad daylight by several people and in the area. no, no, i don't need a knife, you know

rider stephen williams was first over the line in stage 2 of the tour of britain from darlington to redcarnd him. australia's kay—den groves won stage 17 of the vuelta y espana. australia's kayden groves won stage 17 of the vuelta y espana. groves just about headed off the challenges of pavel bittner and vito braet. with just four stages to go, another aussie ben 0'connor remains the overall leader, but is just five seconds ahead of three time winner primoz roglic. england head coach steve borthwick has been handed more control over his elite players after the announcement of a new eight year partnership which will give premiership clubs £33million per season. it's thought the move will revolutionise the men s game at international and domestic level. 0ur rugby reporter sara orchard is at twickenham — or, as it's now known — allianz stadium. today's announcement has been a long time coming for the elite men who play in england and ultimately try and stop that push and pull between club and country. so, the england head coach, he is going to be able to give out up to 25 enhanced elite playe

, stage 2, was won by britain's stephen williams who outsprinted julian alaphilippe of france, in redcarket, but also a hub where locals gather and profits are poured back into community projects. these here are my initials. daniel o'connell. we changed it to definition of community when we decided to work in brixton. now, though, the brothers who launched the brand have been threatened with legal action by a us company also called brixton, who want them to stop using the name. we are from brixton. we are brixton. our company is based in brixton. we've been trademarked. i don't understand why. i can understand why their problem is. but they should have worked with us or should work with us, you know? the brothers, who are both london cab drivers, started by making t—shirts for friends and family, and the business grew from there. the brothers say hundreds of businesses here use the name brixton, and they don't understand why they are being unfairly targeted. i think there's over 600 companies in brixton that that have got the word brixton in their name. so are you telling me that every t