as an mp who came out today, angus macneil, they scrutinise energy policy and says the government shouldthese people because it�*s been a staggering failure. it�*s been set up to help them and has failed to achieve that. we spoke to the energy department and said they spent billions of pounds to protect families when we had that spike in energy prices including £50 million to help these canned households. an and 30,000 households they�*d helped don�*t have a domestic energy supplier. doesn�*t seem that they are willing to reopen it but we will see because grant shapps is due to appear before angus macneil and his influential committee for a grilling influential committee for a grilling in september. i wonder if this won�*t be finished just yet. in september. i wonder if this won't be finished just yet.— be finished 'ust yet. thank you very much. you — be finished just yet. thank you very much- you can _ be finished just yet. thank you very much. you can read _ be finished just yet. thank you very much. you can read more - be finished just yet. thank you very much. you can read more about

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live now to angus brendan macneil, mp energy & net zero chair.he programme. first, your reaction to this decision by the prime minister. i think there are two announcements today and i think carbon capture and storage has to be welcomed first and foremost. it is probably the third orso foremost. it is probably the third or so time this has been planned for stop the first was rushed into thousand seven, and done again in 2015 and 2016 with that the reason may government, so we hope it comes this time but we must not lose sight of what you need to do. these plans are to capture 20—38,000,000 tonnes of c02 are to capture 20—38,000,000 tonnes of co2 as well as the tonnes that uk inmates every year so there is a gap there. the second was the oil licenses, how much extra is that? and is it going to be uk totals? my committee would have the secretary of state for energy and net zero before this in september, the 13th of september, and we will be putting these questions to him. he is of september, and we will be putting these questions to him.— these que

well, joining now is angus well, joining me now is angus macneil, who local mp for macneil, who is the yes , lots of circumstances, but yes, lots of dead whales . dead whales. >> yeah, there's about 56 dead whales on cote d'ivoire and nonh whales on cote d'ivoire and north tolsta on the isle of lewis. >> i think one was, as you were saying, that trying to give birth and had prolapsed and others had gone on the beach as well , and the others had gone on the beach as well, and the weather was getting too rough yesterday morning much or to get morning to do much or to get them off that even them off if that was even possible , to give them given the possible, to give them given the size so yeah, it's size of the beast. so yeah, it's quite apparently, and quite a scene apparently, and people have a number of questions going on about this, not least role perhaps not least the role of perhaps a big survey ship that was busy on saturday in the very locality . saturday in the very locality. >> oh, gosh. okay all right. well, i wasn't aware about that. that ship, i must say, maybe maybe that's

and that's seven seven now, i believe more will follow and, and yesterday we had angus macneil, the mpy because he'd fallen out with the chief whip. yeah, but he was getting the whip back. but he said he doesn't want it. he's going sit as an want it. he's going to sit as an independent because he thinks that party has completely that the party has completely lost it comes to lost its way when it comes to independence. and he says he won't rejoin the party unless they get their act together on how to going become an how they're to going become an independent country. and i think he's point actually, that he's got a point actually, that really the they've just sort of run ideas on how run out of ideas on how to become an extra ordinary, how quickly disintegrated after quickly it disintegrated after nicola who was the nicola sturgeon, who was the longest serving leader in europe , she the queen of all she , she was the queen of all she surveyed, wasn't she? >> walked water. a great >> she walked on water. a great communicator, it's totally communicator, and it's totally unravelled a matte