assuming the acorn -ro'ect bills. assuming the acorn project goes _ bills.goes ahead, - bills. assuming the acorn project goes ahead, it - bills. assuming the acorn project goes ahead, it is i project goes ahead, it is likely to create thousands of newjobs. katie hunter, bbc news. now to ukraine. president volodymyr zelensky has warned war is coming back to russia after a drone attack on the capital moscow. mr zelensky said attacks on russian territory were an "inevitable, natural and absolutely fair "process" of the war between the two countries. russia's defence ministry said three ukrainian drones were downed on sunday with two crashing into offices. it's as ukraine's counteroffensive appears to be intensifying along sections of the front line. but kyiv says progress is likely to remain slow with the president recently visiting ukrainian special forces positions near the hot spot of bakhmut. well, for more on all of this, we can speak to alexander gillespie, professor of international law at waikato university in new zealand. good to talk to you again. if

acorns? yes, acorns do not need mushrooms, acorns, of course.corn and how much you did it in a week is not environmentally friendly for yourself, but environmentally friendly for us, because toys, uh, all emine toys will be stored. it’s so beautiful and cool, because it’s really a very aesthetically cool thing , in addition to this, you can also here, for example, here, if someone sorts plastic, yes, uh, then this is a cool idea to share. for example, this one this cardboard, paper - this is plastic here glass. well, this glass can be made in any other color. yes, and here you brought the blank. these are small ordinary for storage. for anything for cosmetics for a tube in e. there are also such small ones, they grow taller here, just not woven yet, and they are under makeup brushes. let's try. uh, this uh, death number. let's try. let's do it. insert it into this loop, only you probably need it yes, line it up for yourself and look, we need to get in. here in this hole. right here here in this right here. look, from this side. right here, yes.

and so that here from acorn.s a million tonnes a year at at sleipner puts that safely and securely underground and it was so successful that the norwegian have developed a second project called snohvit snow white at the north end barents sea end of norway that does a similar thing for 800,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide every year since 2008. that's so successful that the norwegians as a country have now entered into the carbon dioxide storage market looking for people to who they can collect carbon dioxide from in norwegian shipping tankers take the carbon dioxide away and be paid for that, and store that offshore of the west of norway. so the uk and is maybe a bit behind that, but is proceeding forcefully to develop carbon storage. but it's clear that carbon dioxide capture and storage works and has worked for many, many decades right now we've got a body, the associate foundation for renewable energy and clean technology , saying and clean technology, saying it's the wrong type of carbon capture. >> we shouldn't

if the acorn project it is given the go—ahead, waste c02 will be piped from central scotland here tosing old pipelines. refineries at mossmoran and grangemouth, as well as a new power station at peterhead, have already signed up. and experts and policy makers say the technology is vital to meeting net zero climate targets. bbc scotland reporter ben philip is in aberdeenshire — where the "acorn" carbon capture and storage project is based. hejoins us now. just take us through exactly what has been announced today for that area. ~ ~ , �* has been announced today for that area. ~ . , �* , ., area. well, lucy, we've been hearing from the premise _ area. well, lucy, we've been hearing from the premise of— area. well, lucy, we've been hearing from the premise of this _ area. well, lucy, we've been hearing from the premise of this morning - area. well, lucy, we've been hearing from the premise of this morning as| from the premise of this morning as he sets out his plans for the energy sector. as you say, he has announced the issuing of around 100 new north sea oil and gas drilling licences.

comfortable for me when i do everything, the eldest boy herself helps me collect, and the pebbles of acornsto the resin. my job is my vacation, when i'm doing, uh, my favorite thing. i rest my soul. and that's enough for me work. i can work at home, i can work in a workshop, i can work in a store, i can work anywhere, so it doesn't distract me. the biggest source of inspiration. these are my clients when they come to me with cool ideas. you are by far the biggest inspiration. but when customers come to me with some incredible ideas, i inspire them. i fall in and thank each and every one of my customers thanks to epoxy resin. i was able to reveal to myself such qualities as patience, and perseverance is the strength of stability, yes, to the nervous system of work with clients - it never was. it's just, uh, every person, he is individual, and you need to find an approach to him. and there are people. i would even say not critics, but haters who just want to do harm , just somehow pick something out of evil or say something, well, something unpleasant, but it doesn’t catch me. if this is real

comfortable for me when i do everything, the eldest boy herself helps me collect, and the pebbles of acorns everything that can be added to the resin. my job is my vacation, when i'm doing, uh, what i love to do. i rest my soul. and that's enough for me to work. i can work at home i can work in a shop, i can work anywhere, so it doesn't distract me. my main source of inspiration is my clients when they come to me with cool ideas. you definitely. most importantly, inspiration. but when customers come to me with some incredible ideas, i inspire them. i fall in and thank each and every one of my customers thanks to epoxy resin. i was able to reveal to myself such qualities as patience, and perseverance , the strength of stability, yes, to the nervous system , work with clients. it never was. it's just, uh, every person, he is individual, and you need to find an approach to him. and there are people. i would even say not critics, but haters who just want to do harm, just somehow pick something out of evil or say something well, something unpleasant, but it doesn’t catch me. if this is really cr

in the third , he showed vigilance over the acorns, and in the last the moment he refused to transfer the already prepared amount, the courier was detained when he returned with money from rechitsa. he said that he received a job offer in one of the telegram channels. after two weeks of correspondence, the young man received an order. however, he was detained on the very first day of his illegal activities. according to the article of fraud, investigators initiated criminal cases. meanwhile, the police reminded couriers, along with other participants in the criminal scheme, are held accountable and compensate damage caused to the victims of the scam. vitebsk in the rhythm of a bright musical event slavianski bazaar welcomes guests and participants of the forum accreditation is already underway. today it will be passed by the participants of the children's music competition in the evening there will be a draw, and tomorrow on the stage of the concert hall, vitebsk, the first day of the creative competition. today , hundreds of young dancers from different countries will light up at the

assuming the acorn project goes ahead, it's likely to create thousands of new jobs.r, bbc news. 0ur political correspondent ione wells joins us now. this announcement today could be the first of many over a few days. that's right. we are expecting this to be the government's energy week, where they talk about different announcements and investments in energy plans across the uk, kicking off with this one in scotland. it is expected the prime minister is going to be announcing millions of pounds worth of funding for this carbon capture project in north—east scotland. now, at the spring budget, the chancellor had already announced a £20 billion of funding to be put into carbon capture and storage, so it's expected that some of this money might come from that part. essentially, as we heard in that piece, what this technology does is capture carbon emissions that are in the air, pipe it under the north sea to store it. now, i think this is something which the tory party are keen to push, because rishi sunak has been quite clear that he wants to still tick to the governme

wagner's military group, there are no millimeters fast and furious and this one golden serial killers acorningukashenko arsena lukashenko in belarus may be worth up to 6,000 vagans already today and we do not have such information at the moment but as i understand lukashenko has a plan to build the necessary infrastructure for 6,000 residents of wagner, uh, weight, then the most important question is what i need to clarify next. recently, you had the opportunity to meet with president zelensky . how worried did he seem to you about this? his places of stay a-a well, he told me that the numbers speak for themselves, now there are about 20,000 wagnerites on the battlefield in ukraine, we are talking about five or six such a proportion of fighters it is even very clear that whether they can that they will act against ukraine is not the main assumption for many reasons, no one knows whether it is possible to reintegrate these fighters into the regular army of the russian federation due to the difference in salaries, the attention is much higher than that of the russian army, so it is likely that t

if the acorn project it is given the go—ahead. c02 will be piped from central scotland to st fergus. refineries at mossmoran and grangemouth, as well as a new power station at peterhead, have already agreed to take part. and experts and policy makers say the technology is vital to meeting net zero climate targets. our political correspondent ione wells reports. july saw the world heating up. now, political debates around energy and climate chang also hotting up, too. —— climate change. the government has said it will back hundreds of new licences for oil and gas production sites like this in the north sea. it has also confirmed it will support two new carbon capture and storage projects in north—east scotland and the humber. these would capture carbon dioxide where fossil fuels are burned and piped it under the sea to store it. climate campaigners fear it is a tactic to give the fossil fuel industry in business. —— keep the fossil fuel industry in business. the prime minister on a visit to aberdeenshire argued today's announcement

starting from the humanitarian woman from these wagons of trucks zaporizhzhia dnipro you don't see any acorns in the court we didn't get anything, no sentence about me we don't know who these people really are until now and the mayors who stayed and the mayors who stood and defended their cities because only i know in rivne how many actions were taken by the third party together with pyotr oleksiiovych regarding the defense and even the anti-aircraft defense of rivne when anti-aircraft guns were placed and this was one of the additional shields for the defense of rivne gives promotional attacks not only rockets, let the shahedov and now the attack has gone against him. and let's remember that klitschko is far from the attack, which recently pi there would be a clear responsibility of the heads of the district administration, but no, the question was asked by the mayor, yes, the head of the administrator - the head of the district administration of the dnipro district of the city of kyiv. if i am not wrong about dniprovsky , because he wanted to buy drums there, but he wanted to buy drums in t

comfortable for me when i do everything, the eldest boy herself helps me collect, and the pebbles of acorns the resin. my job is my vacation, when i'm doing, uh, my favorite thing. i rest my soul. and that's enough for me to work. i can work at home i can work in a workshop i can work in a shop i can work anywhere, so i don’t distracts. the biggest source of inspiration. these are my clients when they come to me with cool ideas. you definitely. most importantly, inspiration. but when customers come to me with some incredible ideas, i inspire them. i fall in and thank each and every one of my customers thanks to epoxy resin. i was able to reveal to myself such qualities as patience, and perseverance, the strength of stability, yes, to the nervous system, work with clients. it never was. it's just, uh, every person, he is individual, and you need to find an approach to him. a there are people. i would even say not critics, but haters who just want to do harm , just somehow pick something out of evil or say something, well, something unpleasant, but it doesn’t catch me. if this is really criti

looking for some more detail about timescales and just exactly how much money will be coming for the acorn in st fergus. ukrainian troops are continuing to make advances around the city of bakhmut in the east of the country. russia captured it earlier this year after intense fighting and the battle for bakhmut has become one of huge symbolic importance in the war. our defence correspondent jonathan beale has been given access to a team of elite ukrainian snipers there: they are called the ghosts of bakhmut. we're on our way to a secret location, a place they call the edge of existence. behind the wheel, the man simply known as ghost. he tells me his team of snipers are all known as the ghosts of bakhmut because they silently bring death. their base is already well within range of russian artillery. explosion that was close. but they'll be going even closer towards enemy lines. translation: you can hide from artillery, - but not from snipers. and their work is more precise than the shelling. do you know how many russians your team have killed? translation: yes, - the confirmed number is 524

the acorn project aims to capture carbon dioxide emissions and store them under in the north sea.

there with this with such acorns it fits, the sheriff comes out new, he is like that. hey, i'm the new sheriff of this state. i came to see if you have any illegal items. maybe you're hiding something in the shed or something you grow it in the field there or whatever he says, you're the new sheriff. yeah, i see the new one, you see the badge, it's a badge. i'm embroidered that you have it in this barn. yes , this night is nothing special, you see, i can go anywhere . i'm the boss. i'm a new sheriff opens. he opens this bar. there are sacks, flour, and all that. so it's here. and what does he say there firewood? open this icon. i can look anywhere. he opens firewood there. he says, and here what is below, he says, yes, there is a cellar, i can look in, wherever i want. i am wider. you see, this icon is open. he opens. there are some cucumbers and tomatoes. so, what do you have there on that field. he says, there, please, don't go. and you see, this is a badge i went where i want with such a quick step, i went a pole, threw it away, rose once because of a hillock , disa

but we are also announcing today investments in carbon capture and storage and acorn being one of thesters that has been in reserve, actually, the past period, when you talked about other places, i wouldn't disparage those bids, they were very strong, from the north east of england but also from merseyside. we are adding to those today with two of clusters including one in aberdeenshire. again, that will be great for scottish jobs and help us transition to net—zero. straight to westminster. 0ur political correspondent, peter saull, is there for us. the prime minister saying this is about energy security, referencing russia in ukraine, cynics and critics might say this is about an upcoming general election next year. where is the balance here? he denied these announcements were for political purposes.— these announcements were for political purposes. there are two elements of _ political purposes. there are two elements of this _ political purposes. there are two elements of this announcement l political purposes. there are two - elements of this announcement today. on the one hand you

the acorn project.ve recently gone back on their £28, £28 billion green pledge, haven't they . so yeah, both haven't they. so yeah, both parties are divided. i mean you've got sadiq khan on one side in labour versus keir starmer in the other. i think sadiq khan actually fancies himself as a new leader of the labour party. don't you? yes. and tories and the tories and the tories and the tories are fighting over as well . so are fighting over it as well. so i think i think rishi sees this as potential winner with as a potential vote winner with the next election. you know, everything they say at the moment. and it's moment. stephen and ellie it's like that like you're just saying that because votes because you want to get votes for the election. everything. yeah, call me cynical, yeah, but call me cynical, but twas thus . i know it was, twas ever thus. i know it was, but it seems even more so this time. but that's it's got the get out clause of carbon capture i >> -- >> andy, what do you make of this ? th

i grew it from acorns, and it is already big and growing.yes, even christmas trees that are given for the new year. i plant them, they cast the lion, they are not accepted. and then they grow , i can show you how they have grown. here are all the flowers that are on the windowsills. that's all i planted from cuttings from something and they grow about the fact that the rector of the shchukin higher theater school professor knyazev accepts gifts from the collection students and friends houseplants. everyone knows who at least once slept through the threshold of his office at the premieres in the vakhtangala theater to the artist of the prince. you are also better off giving uncut roses. and pots with violets, orchids and begonias. here you get to this thing. there you go, remember her. and joy, because nature smells so real. what smells do you associate with your childhood? i remember the smells of jam, when my mother was cooking, i remember the smells of pickled marinade, which was prepared and surprisingly, these smells hmm go through life.

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not just a pig, but there is no name for them, right, maybe because the pits are a forest of new acorns well, blue is some more or less standard size and one or two can be from the number of their living in a sense, just from the number of living. well, how many pigs the owner has, let's grunt. it's the same, well, the sound is defined. hear sorry, this is one, as he stops hearing. this one pig. the speed of sound, you know? this is the reverse version, but no. okay , tell me, look. under this unit , it was investigated to understand the area necessary to feed one pig during the year. usually it worked out somewhere and you very much depend on some kind of forest, of course, if there are only oaks, the average forest is europe of the 10th century. well, here, it turned out approximately one hector one hectare. well, in a year , it was necessary to eat a lot, but simply throw off the excess from the plate at all, and there was no excess for the tenth century of europe, so as not to to pay taxes, the owner simply did not let her eat pigs and that's it, and it turns out to be zero, no area

alive here, traces of boars they it's just, uh, you go out the fence, and they break and look for acornsr roots there, they are quite good flowers. i have them a little longer with my arm. there you can feed them local feed. they leave. such kegs walk around another peace-loving him. estimate the name of the creature red. mars is one of the oldest dog breeds, but the pool or african mo he is silent, he really does not bark, though he does not bark, he is silent. well, tell and show how you live in your luxurious hut, come here, we are cooking. i really love look out the window. now everything will bloom there, for all the beauty we light it in the evenings. fireplace, here in general. such a chic atmosphere . oh, what, it's next to the fireplace, this instrument is called a dj reducer ; eh, my daughter in headphones likes to draw something there on the second floor and you just can’t get her to lunch, so we have a special device here. we 're putting this one in there. i got caught, extreme family, i know it. the imaginary device of the family extremeness of the beauties is simply rolls o

urban squirrels actually garbage or or our soft, fleshy fruits and resources because they mostly eat acorns and stuff and there's usually not a shortage of oaks. we live the city of oaks, right? so it is interesting to hear that they're eating things than, you know. they're birdseed. they're eating a lot of birdseed. true. i just i just think of them as eating hard things and not soft things like well that's why they didn't finish your. yeah, yeah. they were like, i thought this was a green nut and i was. what i found fascinating is that the always figured out. so one year i was like, all right, you know, nuclear option i planted no tomatoes, i planted halloween, no peppers instead. and i was like, oh yeah, i had this vision squirrel running away with tears streaming down furry cheeks, squirrels weep, but i can dream anyway. he did not eat them. he never touched that jalapeno pepper. not a single one. every single time i've grown hot, he knows not a single one is made out of it. but this is. this is kind of the more of your of your book, right? it's like sometimes needs to change their beha

thirty signatures of experts, which said that trusting your life under boats made of matches and acornss a dubious undertaking. you know, i have a main question? why are they getting there? well, that is, there was a terrible tragedy, people died, but the films were well made, but this is not some kind of mania or craving, that this desire is really souvenirs. there are some teachers adrenaline to earn yourself the essence is very simple . the united states of america in britain , a whole club is being formed. who could look at this grave, you could, and you have this a chip, that is, by and large, is the collection of certain chips. it was in space you flew. and i flew a check mark, and you descended the mariana trench, descended onto everest, another tick rose. and here is an unattainable dream that only our bathyscaphes made the russian world when we went down there by and large. today we are not the only countries in the world who have not been able to reach the level of our bathyscaphes of the world. this reminds me very much of the story of the commercial launch of a rocket, that

there and up here, the acorn project , and up here, the acorn project, which is backed by the likes ofrun grangemouth here, they will be contributing. now the idea is that carbon monoxide offset from various petrochemical plant will be trapped , reported back up to the trapped, reported back up to the north sea using the legacy network for haulage and the platforms and the drilling to be embedded deep within the north sea. now, rishi sunak has expected to speak a little bit later today and actually, if we go a bit further back to the budget, we would remember that the chancellor had actually put together around 20 billion over the next two decades for this carbon capture. and but certainly any chief executive here said that's about half of what's needed for the uk's carbon monoxide capture project. so we'll wait and see what comes out of aberdeenshire later on today. >> okay. thank you, tony. tony mcguire on a beautiful sunny july morning in scotland . and july morning in scotland. and honestly that global warming . honestly that global warming. tony mcguire thank you ever so much. i'm

nunt in mind you have seen not just near events and host people and bring people in it is to be like acorn are stone for the community. if to bring students in. this is not a school for a certain part this is open for everybody. we work on the board to raise lots of money from -- our other parents and other families so we support. i lived in san francisco for over 20 years i life it here and pent a lot of time trying to convince families not to leave the city and stay this is an important place we love it here. thank you very much. >> good afternoon i'm freddie daniels a worker at local 22. i want to say i support the project because it helps workys like me be able to commute that much more easier. let of times the job site is far and the community is difficult. for that, i do support. thank you. i'm lewis local 22. i didn't realize the project was on 18th and south van ness now i got a story for you. okay. the elementary school was fair mount 2 blocks away from the house my mother was raising 3 kids me and my 2 sisters. it was walking distance and safe. anyway, after that, we moved to 640

understand what implicit bias means, because it was something i had to look up myself, it is described in acorn. implicit bias refers to a person's unconscious attitudes about other communities that can affect their -- effect their behavior to those members. unconscious attitudes, we are funding $86 million for people to be trained about things they feel that they don't know they feel? this makes absolutely no sense for the care of our great veterans. instead of spending millions of tax dollars on woke ideology, we should put that money towards making the v.a. an agency that actually helps our heroes and our great veterans who served our military and our country and desperately need good care. when i'm at home in my district and i speak to veterans there, that is what i hear them talk about to me constantly. is the care that they want to receive at the v.a., but yet they're failed so many times. sick and injured veterans suffering with ptsd, depression, mental illness and on the verge of suicide don't care if v.a. employees serving them have checked their white privilege. they just want to get

rishi sunak tomorrow is announcing the acorn project in aberdeen shire, which is a multi—million poundre projects in scotland. so basically we carry on drilling for oil and gas in the north sea, but we capture the north sea, but we capture the carbon that produces and either reuse it or store it so it becomes a green energy. now labour support carbon capture, but won't stop oil licences in the north sea and the snp are against it. so it's probably potentially a way of catching votes. now every time we talk about this subject, peter, we keep coming the fact keep coming back to the fact that are in the run up to an that we are in the run up to an election in so talking of hot air, do we take everything we're reading, whether it's from tony blair or rishi blair or lord hammond or rishi sunak tomorrow carbon sunak tomorrow about carbon capture simply hot air, about capture as simply hot air, about getting our votes? >> well, i'm trying to produce as much hot air as i can, constantly for years. so. so i'm doing bit . i constantly for years. so. so i'm doing bit. i think i was very doing my

. >> i planted an acorn, you know, and did five years. yeah. >> did it really? >> did it really?s wonderful. it's very spindly at the minute . it'll spindly at the minute. it'll take years to thicken up. >> yeah. >> yeah. and. >> yeah. and. and >> yeah. and. and it >> yeah. and. and it is incredible when you think that is wonderful nature. so is wonderful mother nature. so you can't beat her. you can't beat her. and anyway , let's have beat her. and anyway, let's have a look at our top story this morning and in the last hour , morning and in the last hour, natwest has posted profits , is natwest has posted profits, is beating forecasts significantly. >> yeah, they've reported a pre—tax profit of £3.6 billion for the period compared to £26 billion the prior year and above the £3.3 billion the prior year and above the £33 billion they forecast. >> but well , this comes after >> but well, this comes after the head of coutts bank, which of course is all part of natwest. peter flavell , resigned natwest. peter flavell, resigned as natwest tried to contain a crisis is all to do with ni