we have bp and siemens energy. bp gaining some 4.5%.saying that it has some pretty credible profit search, but they are hiking on share buybacks to the fastest pace yet. this is not the only story. it is through a lot of the oil and gas industry boosting returns for shareholders. this is while the energy crisis threatens the global economy. maersk is another story on the upside, gaining some 0.9% on this of exceptional market. congestion on the trade route has boosted some of the freight rates. and siemens energy, this is a stop on the downside. down almost 3% and this is after siemens gamesa had cut its sales forecast. watch out for that. demand in focus in general. coming up, bp up 4.4% after it raised dividends, boosting a share buyback as well. more on the company's earnings. we will look at bp but put it into context. what it means for the transition. if you look at bp, it is clear they are following the footsteps of most of its peers. bp repurchasing almost $3.5 billion with of shares over the next three months. meanwhile, equity

for bp, it will probably _ all ships. for bp, it will probably rate _ all ships. probably rate its - all ships. for bp, it will. probably rate its dividend, all ships. for bp, it will- probably rate its dividend, it might say more about more share buy—back, but what about what it will do with all this cash it will do with all this cash it is making right now, in terms of investment in the future? because surely that has to be bp's argument, when it will be criticised today by many for the amount of money it is making currently?— is making currently? yeah, it is making currently? yeah, it is a very _ is making currently? yeah, it is a very good _ is making currently? yeah, it is a very good question - is making currently? yeah, it is a very good question and l is making currently? yeah, it i is a very good question and one of the things that has put pressure on prices currently is the lack of investment in infrastructure and this of course just isn't international oil companies like bp or shell or different businesses, this is national oil companies, and you have t

for bp, and i think it is imortant companies? for bp, and i think it is important to — companies?ownturn, the middle of the covid—19 downturn, the company is, along with his peers, key suppliers for energy in the uk and it does come at a very politically sensitive time for this industry to be accused of profiteering, on the back of russia's invasion of ukraine. we have seen bp respond by saying that they are doubling down on their investment in the uk, creating jobs, investing heavily over the next decade, but there are really limited tools here available for bp and the broader industry to increase supply and ease the pain on uk consumers. we have seen the uk windfall tax, 25% levy that was passed early last month, and perhaps given the scale of some of these returns, we can see pressure increase for further measures by the government. butt measures by the government. but i cuess, we measures by the government. but i guess, we appreciate _ measures by the government. but i guess, we appreciate there were times when these companies were not doing as well, right now, arguably, they

and they say, and bp says it's auoin minister. and they say, and bp says it's going to — minister.y, and bp says it's going to be paying _ minister. and they say, and bp says it's going to be paying more - minister. and they say, and bp says it's going to be paying more than i minister. and they say, and bp says it's going to be paying more than £1| it's going to be paying more than £1 billion in tax this year and some of this money could be helping, some of the poorest in society.— the poorest in society. absolutely, but the spending _ the poorest in society. absolutely, but the spending decisions - the poorest in society. absolutely, but the spending decisions of - the poorest in society. absolutely, but the spending decisions of thisl but the spending decisions of this government are still made by the treasury and they can use that income to support further interventions on behalf of uk households. the question is, whether or not it will happen early in the premiership of the new prime minister. people wake up on the 1st of october will be spending a record amount of energy on f

bp estimates _ that is what we will do. bp estimates it _ that is what we will do.l pay £1 billion of tax compared to £100 million last year, but the high profits sit uneasily as many, like a mother of two, ruth, face the prospect of energy bills rising again this year. i mean it isjust frightening, really. it's such a huge amount of money and you can't get round it. so we have to put the heating on, we have put the lights on, maybe we won't have the heating on as much. maybe we will put extra jumpers on, but there are some things you cannot change and you can't stop. i still have to wash the clothes. so, it is going to be a challenging winter, i think, for everybody. in going to be a challenging winter, i think, for everybody.— think, for everybody. in april last ear, the think, for everybody. in april last year. the energy _ think, for everybody. in april last year, the energy price _ think, for everybody. in april last year, the energy price cap - think, for everybody. in april last i year, the energy price cap increased from just over £1000 to 1138. within a yea

it's not hard to see why companies like bp are making bumper profits.ing of last year, demand for oil surged, as the world began to emerge from the coated pandemic. the war in ukraine then saw russian oil exports shunned with the effect on gas prices even more extreme and volatile, as european countries have tried to reduce their heavy reliance on russian gas supplies. the net result for energy bill payers is this — annual bills estimated to hit over £3,700 by next april, a quadrupling within two and a half years. bumper profits for companies like bp sit uncomfortably next to those grim price forecasts. bp says it will be paying more into government coffers with taxes on uk profits now at 65% given the additional 25% windfall tax. but the government will be under enormous pressure to increase support for struggling families, as the package and announced so far will be entirely swallowed up — and then some — by future price increases. bp has plans to invest £18 billion in the uk by 2030, mostly on low carbon energy sources, reducing our reliance on oil a

so bp, this time last ear, energy bills? so bp, this time last year. where _ energy bills?ere paying about - energy bills? so bp, this time last year, where paying about £100 - year, where paying about £100 million in tax on oil profits, but they reckon this time, they will be paying about £1 billion windfall tax so they are saying, we are already paying as it is and when we were making losses a few years ago, shell and bp will argue, they were not asking to be subsidised for the losses they were making so they will feel it is unfair but there is pressure mounting. these companies are making huge amounts of money at are making huge amounts of money at a time when consumers are suffering and something should be done about this. . ~ and something should be done about this. ., ,, , ., and something should be done about this. ., ,, i. ., ., , it comes as household energy bills could rise even higher than expected this autumn — with the price cap set to go up again in october. the energy watchdog 0fgem had previously warned that the average yearly gas bill will be £2,800, but en

but in bp's case, they say, we'll— need. but in bp's case, they say, we'll give — need.ay, we will take some off you, so we the taxpayer can give to people who desperately need it right now, including _ who desperately need it right now, including tammy, who was knocked lon- including tammy, who was knocked long to _ including tammy, who was knocked long to live — including tammy, who was knocked long to live on this planet. what they call— long to live on this planet. what they call that response will capitalism. they call that response will capitalism-— they call that response will caitalism. , ., ,, ., ., capitalism. yes, and you know what? do ou capitalism. yes, and you know what? do you know — capitalism. yes, and you know what? do you know what _ capitalism. yes, and you know what? do you know what digby _ capitalism. yes, and you know what? do you know what digby was - capitalism. yes, and you know what? do you know what digby was saying l do you know what digby was saying there, companies like bp... those companies that met borisjohnson, power companies with asse

the bp numbers due in just under 23 minutes.'s talk to jewels. -- jules. >> australia's central bank has raised rates by half a percentage point for a third consecutive month. the rba increased its cash rate to 1.5%, the highest level in more than six years in a move expected by economists. governor philip lowe said further moves higher were expected but the bank was not on a preset path. credit suisse has handed out more than $300 million in a single month to help retain top bankers. the latest payments, the bank reported a third straight quarterly loss and a change of ceo capping two years of management upheaval. more than 60 top staff members have defected to competitors over the past 18 months. there is a report estee lauder is in talks to buy tom ford. according to the wall street journal, a deal could be worth $3 billion or more. tom ford is known for its menswear though it also shares -- sells women's clothing and fragrances. interest shares fell more than 20% after it reported resilient sales end user numbers and elliott

the energy company bp has reported its second highest quarterly profit in its history.een april and june it made £6.9 billion pounds in profit — three times the figure for the same period last year. the company said its oil trading performance was exceptional, and that it expects to pay more than a billion pounds in uk tax this year. the profits come as domestic energy bills are predicted to hit more than £3,500 a year this winter. our business correspondent, caroline davies, reports. from fuel to cooking, lighting to showers — rising energy prices bite into household budgets. but the same high oil and gas prices that mean consumers are paying more means that energy companies are also making more money. today, bp announced it has made its second—ever highest underlying profit in a three—month period — £6.9 billion, more than triple the amount it made at the same time last year. the company says it will invest in the uk, including in energy transition, and pay more tax. when prices are higher, rightly so, we pay higher taxes and now we have an energy profits levy which m

what about a went full tax on bp?— went full tax on bp?rofits have been extraordinary, - went full tax on bp? their profits have been extraordinary, their i have been extraordinary, their biggest for 14 years. they come from desperate people, from people honest barely affording to pay energy bills. liz barely affording to pay energy bills. ., , , , barely affording to pay energy bills. . , , , . ., bills. liz has been very clear we need to get _ bills. liz has been very clear we need to get away _ bills. liz has been very clear we need to get away from - bills. liz has been very clear we need to get away from their - bills. liz has been very clear we need to get away from their tax j bills. liz has been very clear we - need to get away from their tax and spend policy which is forcing our country to be head—on towards recession, something nobody wants. we need to change course. she is the only one promising to break through the barriers and challenge the current economic orthodoxy. specifically on the energy companies... they are making mon

the chief executive of bp _ of those companies?ter. things are not straightforward, _ people this coming winter. things are not straightforward, though, i people this coming winter. things i are not straightforward, though, and for example, a lot of people in the uk have pensions and to get a decent pension you need those companies like the big energy companies to be making a profit and paying out a dividend, older people depend on those doing well, and also if you take money off them in the good times, there is a reduced incentive for them to invest in green energy in the future, and climate change suffers, so there's always a nuance? i have heard those arguments, let's talk about the investment, it was put to the oil companies, what difference would a windfall tax make to the investments you would make and they said, none at all. in terms of what is done with the profits, the second point you made, most of it is not being used for extra investment, it is being used for things like share buy—backs, to increase the value of the com

a lot ahead for you, top business stories we will discuss bp the oil giant in an hour and discuss bp profits in the last quarter, that's bound to lead to a backlash when it comes to how much money it's making at a time when families are struggling to pay energy bills, we will have that conversation here next. hello, then. of course, july 2022 will be remembered for the first time the uk saw temperatures widely in excess of 40 celsius. however, it's also been a very dry month — and in southern england, it's been the driestjuly on record — those records date back to 1836 by the met office. now, anywhere in the brown has seen below—average rainfall, but the darker brown�*s way below the average rainfall totals for this time of year, and 1—2 stations along the south coast have not seen any measurable rain. now, if you can see over the next few days, we won't see any rainfall either across the far south and east. the heaviest of the rain will be out to the north and west — that's because you're closest to an area of low pressure that's moving in at the moment. the isobars squeezing togeth

bp make £880 a second and profit, _ check earlier. people on universal_ and profit, more than some people on universal credit make in a month. i think_ universal credit make in a month. i think this _ universal credit make in a month. i think this huge gap between what these _ think this huge gap between what these companies can afford to pay is starting _ these companies can afford to pay is starting to— these companies can afford to pay is starting to wow people now. people are saying _ starting to wow people now. people are saying they might stop paying their bills. it's obviously not the right— their bills. it's obviously not the right thing to do in normal times, but there — right thing to do in normal times, but there is— right thing to do in normal times, but there is a sort of grassroots movement— but there is a sort of grassroots movement building that people are saying _ movement building that people are saying they can pay what they afford — saying they can pay what they afford. it _ saying they can pay what they afford. ,

and possibly pension holders as well, if pensions are invested in bp.rough the nose for petrol at the moment and these guys are making money like there's no tomorrow. so will it reignite the debate as to whether more profits should go towards helping people pay their household energy bills? so bp, this time last year, were paying about £100 million in tax on their oil profits, but they reckon this time, they will be paying about £1 billion windfall tax, so they are saying, we are already paying as it is, and when we were making losses a few years ago, shell and bp will argue, they were not asking to be subsidised for the losses they were making so they will feel it is unfair, but there is pressure mounting. these companies are making huge amounts of money at a time when consumers are suffering, and something should be done about this. household energy bills in the uk could rise even higher than expected this autumn, with the price cap set to go up again in october. the energy watchdog 0fgem had previously warned that the average yearly gas bill will be

the world's biggest oil companies, bp, - biggest oil companies, bp, aramco, mobile will continue to makee leader of the labor party keir starmer calling on the taxes on profits made by the likes of bp and shell, what do you think about that argument?— that argument? politically, it's a good _ that argument? politically, it's a good move _ that argument? politically, it's a good move because l that argument? politically, | it's a good move because it will put a distance between him and the conservative party, and be popular with a lot of people. these are businesses that do have to make money to a degree they have to do future investment and have shareholders there is only so far you want to put a wonderful tax on energy companies that will have to reinvest, but that is a very strong line to take at the moment, politically. cost of living top of the agenda for all of them. the soaring price of energy is impacting most key economies around the world. for the world's third biggest — japan — we've just had the fastest figures on economic growth. it saw expansion of 2.2% in the months of apri

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there's the bp numbers as well. 2.9% to the upside. bp out with some really strong numbers today.understandable given what we are seeing with demand at the moment. trading also incredibly strong right now as we see these really wispy markets driving that trading story. interesting to see whether other oil makers deliver something similar. that's the picture in europe. more stock focus than anything else. kailey: uber is out with earnings beating estimates. almost 16%, it's best day since march of 2020. the uber ceo and the host of bloomberg technology are both joining us now. take it away. >> you had a revenue more than doubled. what was different than the last quarters when it came to supply and demand. >> in some ways it was a continuation of the last few quarters but we are really hitting a scale point here. $29 billion in gross bookings up on a year on year basis. as it relates on a cost and currency basis. 300 62 million well above our guidance range. the guidance moving forward was well above street estimates, etc.. anticipated and a really important impact as we are cash fl

it is almost £7 billion and this is the profits that bp made, l this is the profits that bp made, justwas a surge in demand for oil and gas which pushes the price up, then the sanctions on russia after russia invaded ukraine, russia was a big supplier of energy, that has limited supply so it has pushed the price up. all the while, people are seeing their household gas and electricity bills soar, it is costing more to fill up the car. these profits will sit slightly uncomfortably for some people. we should say that back in may government announced a windfall tax on energy company profits, that will take some of those profits and put them back into the public purse. but there are ways of limiting how much they actually have to pay in that windfall tax, if they invest in renewable energy sources for example. 50 renewable energy sources for exam le, , ., renewable energy sources for example-— renewable energy sources for examle. , ., , example. so explain this for us. some people — example. so explain this for us. some people will _ example. so explain this for us. some people will be _ ex

huge profits for bp on the front of the mirror.ls soar. that story also in the guardian, highlighting what it calls "outrage" in response and accusations of "unfettered profiteering."

bp also expects oil and gas prices to stay high into the 3rd quarter due to the continued disruption to russia supply created by the your war in ukraine. exxonmobil, chevron and shell also saw large profits during the 2nd quarter. several organizations in san francisco will be hosting a town hall to get updates on the future of laguna honda hospital and its patients. last week, we told you the state agreed to put the transfers on hold after the hospital and patients families said moving patients is affecting their health and the care they're receiving. laguna honda was order to move about 600 patients because they lost funding due to multiple safety and health violations. since the transfer started, the hospital says 4 people died and after being moved to other facilities or discharged. the town hall will be held online starting at 01:00pm. a story that proves age is just a number. and east bay woman will be competing this weekend and the world championships for crossfit. an exclusive interview amanda hari sat down with her to learn about how she got into fitness and her goals for th

a windfall tax for example on bp?heir biggest for 14 years. they come from desperate people, from people honest barely affording to pay energy bills. liz has been very clear we need to get away from their tax—and—spend policy which is forcing our country to be head—on towards recession, something nobody wants. we need to change course. she is the only one promising to break through the barriers and challenge the current economic orthodoxy. specifically on the energy companies... they are making money from the soaring cost of energy globally, aren't they? bp, the biggest profits for 14 years. £7 billion between april and june. that is different from ordinary profits from ordinary companies. liz has been very clear that she does not think taxation is the panacea and cure—all. we need to have growth and investment and profit should not be seen as a dirty word. we need to help people throughout the process and saying a windfall tax is the answer to everything, i think it is not responsible. sir salman rushdie has been tak

the defendants are chevron, exxon, bp, shell, and conoco phillips. these funds will be used to pay for seawalls and other infrastructure needed to deal with sea level rise. we have some real risk that's going to require some billions and billions of dollars of investment by san francisco on infrastructure if we're going to stop catastrophic loss, so that's what we're looking at. a lot of our developments are occurring along the waterfront. our lawsuit is a part of that. i want to have this abatement fund tt has been created now to ensure that we can fund the infrastructure improvements that we're going to need to ensure that those developments go forward without the threat of sea level rise. scholl: politics in san francisco is funny. there are a lot of really enlightened views. on the other hand, it's probably not enough to prevent the business community from making things even worse right on the waterfront. christensen: we're going to have to adapt. it's going to take that creativity and energy and capital. the question of how do we balance that ec

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bp's high margins delivered performance.lobal news, 24 hours a day on-air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> what will happen with speaker pelosi strip is that she has raised high expectations in taiwan and high anxieties in china. i believe that how we deal with taiwan is a very bright red line as far as the chinese are concerned. i think they will find a way to respond in their own fashion that will inflict some harm upon us. jonathan: that was the former secretary of defense, the event speaker pelosi landing in taiwan potentially in two hours time -- make that three hours time. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz i am jonathan ferro. the nasdaq down. you can tell that it is defensive out there. i keep hammering this one home. this turnaround in yields has been a monster move on the 10-year from the middle of june all the way down to 256. tom: two thirds of the way, even closer on the 40-basis point call. not as low as they were an h

the past sessions we had really strong results from bp and chevron and shell and exxon posting record profits because of the higher oil prices definitely a theme to watch here in europe. >> absolutely. joumanna, big oil is a focus here with the prices thank you very much for the update seize you soon. >>> let's stick with the overseas action and the risks for investors. white house late yesterday calling out beijing's heated rhetoric over house speaker nancy pelosi's planned trip to taiwan this week national security council spokesperson john kerirby said h decision is pelosi's to make and members visited in past years. that is not doing anything to calm nerves. eunice yoon is joining from us beijing with the latest there. eunice >> reporter: dom, nancy pelosi was meeting with the prime minister in malaysia today she will show up in taiwan taiwan media reporting the delegation will arrive at 10:20 p.m. tonight that is five hours from now. there are other reports that suggest that they could actually arrive early on wednesday. now taiwan news outlets said they were able to piece togeth

bp esh, you're shutting him up. calm down children max seryoga where are you?the area, or something, i went and left this for me on my neck. well, wait, dad's back. he will show you. go home. calm down boy. i'll sit for now. seryoga will come back and figure it out. okay take it well, is borscht delicious? well, what's not asked for a pour. take off your shoes, hello, how are you? how long have you been interested in this? listen, dear, don't shut my mouth. he left me here alone, and then it appears, you see, how you ran to catch your bandits badly. i feel bad, obviously. what else is this? who is sasha, do you know him? writes that sasha what is he doing here? beketov, i 'm asking you what he's doing here, no need to yell in front of a child. what is she? yes, do not pay attention to her, so nervous, go to the table. well let's see got on the nose. gosha cool. i wanted to go there call yes, i don't know, in general, wait, because because this is the price i'll make a big queue. yeah, goodbye. to you major vashchenko lushin, district policeman already, well, ou

all of that on balance leads to about a 2% gain in bp., not unlike we saw in exxon, but certainly not chevron worthy >> thank you for that. we'll keep our eyes on all of it >>> meanwhile, the white house yesterday calling out beijing's rhetoric over speaker pelosi's planned trip to taiwan eunice yoon joins us >> reporter: beijing is firing fresh warning shots, and it's not clear whether speaker pelosi is going to touchdown in taiwan. a very senior official is cited as weighing in, saying that the distastefulness of the u.s. side on taiwan is deplorable. this statement by a very senior official is coupled with another fresh warning from beijing, and that is that china has now suspended and broadened a suspension of imports of over 2,000 taiwan food suppliers. so earlier, just an hour ago, that suspension was for 100 suppliers. now these import bans as well as these statements by senior officials come as speaker please see set, according to taiwan media to land in taiwan at 10:20 local time that's just in a couple hours. though at the same

. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> bp generated massives during the 2nd quarter, recorded an 8 and a half billion dollar profit, its largest in 14 years. this, of course, comes drivers are dealing with high gas prices and inflation. crude prices are up more than 30% compared to a year ago. bp also expects oil and gas prices to stay high into the 3rd quarter because of the continued disruption to russia's a supply. exxonmobil, chevron and shell also saw. large profits during the 2nd quarter. >> a new study found rain water contains dangerous levels of manmade so-called forever chemicals linked to cancer and other illnesses. researchers from stockholm university say they can be found in rain, water and snow all around the world. even the most remote locations, including antartica and tibet. they also believe that the chemicals got into the environment through industrial emissions transfers from packaging waste, water and evaporation. they're called forever chemicals because some take more than 1000 years to degrade. only oat milk product is

bp has reported its highest profits in 14 years. the second-biggest in is history.ompany's profits topped $8 billion, more than triple the amount it made in the same period last year. it comes as consumers worldwide fa soaring prices of oil and gas. in spain, a new government planned to curb energy use has come into effect. air conditioning and heating temperatures will be limited in public buildings and businesses. the government has allowed people 10 days to implement the rules, which will stay in effect until november 2023. the ukrainian regimen has been designated a terrorist group by russia's supreme court. much of the regiment served met -- surrender to russia after the siege at the steel works mariupol. it has roots in a far right ultranationalist militia that was later absorbed officially into the ukrainian national guard. russia continues to view it as a neo-nazi organization, which ukraine rejects. california and illinois have joined new york in declaring a state of emergency over the growing monkeypox outbreak. according to the cdc, there have been 23,000

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the fog will spread toward the inland valleys by early tomorrow tomorrow morning, but it will bp quickly by late morning to early early afternoon. temperatures tt dropping down to the mid to upper 50s, to around 60 degrees, degrees, which is normal for this time of year. highs along the coast tomorrow, low to mid 60s, exactly normal. a mix of 7s and 80s near the south bay and n the peninsula. 84 in san jose. low to mid 90s inland in the eat bay. you will heat up. the hot spots in the mid-90s. upper 60sn the city. a mix of cities and 70s for the east bay. not too hot until you go further north toward mendocino county and lake lake county where temperatures could reach the upper half of the 90s. temperatures climb inland as we get into the weekend. are four-day stretch oe workdays begin saturday and cons through tuesday for san jose and and the santa clara valley. it will be a good 10 degrees above average for san francisco and oakland, but 15 to 25 degrees farther inland, which puts the hot spots in the 1052 110 rangey range, especially for labor dayd for labor day and sunday. >> it ready

you can always foster a bunny if you're not quite ready to fully adopt more than a decade after the bpgood news for the sea turtle population. it appears to be recovering foxes. rebecca castor joins us live in gulf shores, alabama tonight with the details good evening, christina. we are nearing the end of sea turtle nesting season, but marine biologists are excited about what they're seeing along the gulf coast. people are finding nests in places see turtles haven't laid eggs in decades behind me is one nest and we have seen volunteers out here checking to see if the baby sea turtles could hatch tonight. it's breathtaking to see in person a mother sea turtle coming on land to lay her eggs from florida to louisiana. the endangered species is having a big year hatching in areas where they haven't been seen before. check out these little guys that just hatched on a barrier island in louisiana. this hasn't happened here in over 75 years in pensacola, the first leatherback turtles hatched in over two decades and in mississippi volunteers found the first sea turtle nest on its coast in four

russia with technological sovereignty today discussed vladimir putin with igor shuvalov, he heads the bporation. in partnership with banks, it finances the most important direction from the modernization of housing and communal services and the construction of housing, then the creation of new industries. for example, in the aircraft industry, western sanctions. shuvalov said at first they created difficulties, but they coped with them and they will not interfere with the implementation of plans. ivan prozorov learned about the projects in question vbrf can be called a locomotive for the development of entire industries the state corporation financed the supply of modern domestic buses to the tver region invested in the construction of gas carrier tankers at the primorskaya shipyard for work in the arctic undertook the modernization of the volgograd electrical networks of the tyumen water utility. however, the wbrf was one of the first to bear the brunt of western sanctions and is the most important development institution. group assets over four million yes portfolio credit somewhere ov

meanwhile, we see the energy companies and companies like bp making astronomical profits. maybe there _ be people thinking tax cuts, maybe there should be increased tax on those _ there should be increased tax on those very— there should be increased tax on those very high profitable companies and get _ those very high profitable companies and get some of that to plough back into the _ and get some of that to plough back into the economy to help other people — into the economy to help other --eole. ~ . into the economy to help other eo le, ~ ., ., people. meanwhile, a reminder. on the sunday times, there are other problems the new prime minister will have to deal with, and it's almost a year since we pulled out of afghanistan. this is a story about young girls who've been denied education since things are beginning to change. but they're asking the world not to forget about their education. i asking the world not to forget about their education.— their education. i found this a really moving story. - their education. i found this a really moving story. we - their education

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huge profits for bp on the front of the mirror. the paper points out that the oil giant made almost £7 billion in three months, as household energy bills soar. that story also in the guardian, highlighting what it calls "outrage" in response and accusations of "unfettered profiteering." the paper also shows the us house speaker nancy pelosi on her controversial trip to taiwan. the metro leads with the latest developments in the case of archie battersbee. his mother says the 12—year—old's life support will start to be withdrawn from 11 o'clock tomorrow, after an unsuccessful bid to appeal to the supreme court. meanwhile, the i focuses on efforts to ensure more schoolgirls can play football, following the success of the lionesses. the paper claims they won't get the same opportunities as boys in pe, despite focus on the legacy of england's euros victory. liz truss�*s u—turn on regional pay for public sector workers leads the yorkshire post. the leadership candidate scrapped the proposals to cut pay for those outside of london and the

uh, the british bp lost 25.5 billion dollars shell from 4 to 5 billion.a is only for the first quarter of the french the neighbor's general is more than 3 billion mcdonald's almost one and a half billion dollars. well, it 's the same here. here is the question. who left? who is left? who thinks, who doubts, and who, on the contrary, does not doubt now, and who has any prospects at all. here is the very international one. economic cooperation, which we at least report in the news every day, and now we will talk about it with the director of the department of economic cooperation of the russian ministry of foreign affairs dmitry berichevsky dmitry anatolyevich greetings. and dmitry anatolyevich, do you hear? well, here we are, unfortunately, having a little communication problem. i think that our colleagues will settle these problems after some time, and we will be able to start, at least, a conversation. well, let's, let's, now i'll give the floor to our news studio, while our colleagues from the technical part will just solve these very technical issues.

bp generates most of its earnings in america.u kill north sea production, force the uk to go into the international market and buy at the middle east. more gas and very elevated prices. the delivery of these plans has got to be properly costed. people have got to be rational with the public and how they will be delivered. going back to the profits, shell had second—quarter profits of £9 billion in its most recent report. bp underlying profits of £6.9 billion for the three months tojune, that is the second highest figure in its history, more than triple the amount it made during the same period in 2021. are you saying those profits are not touchable? thea;t 2021. are you saying those profits are not touchable?— are not touchable? they are not untouchable _ are not touchable? they are not untouchable but _ are not touchable? they are not untouchable but you _ are not touchable? they are not untouchable but you have - are not touchable? they are not untouchable but you have to - are not touchable? they are notj untouchable but you h

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we will not be discouraged from investing even with a baneful tax and you will also note the boss of bparing prices boosted profits so they have got the money? thea;r prices boosted profits so they have got the money?— prices boosted profits so they have got the money? they have got money and i think got the money? they have got money and i think the — got the money? they have got money and i think the challenge _ got the money? they have got money and i think the challenge to _ got the money? they have got money and i think the challenge to them - got the money? they have got money and i think the challenge to them is i and i think the challenge to them is what they do with it. any government should be asking them and the retailer so i think i doing quite well out of this as well, they should be asked, are you investing in the future and if they are not, then they should be liable for the sort of windfall tax that keir starmer and others are proposing. but i do want to see a lot of investment in uk energy supplies because that has been neglected and thatis because that has been neglect

do you know what digby was saying l do you know what digby was saying there, companies like bp...ompanies that met borisjohnson, power companies with assets which include wind farms and nuclear power stations, you've got edn, with its headquarters in germany, profits of £31; billion for the first half of this year, the chief executive takes home £1 million pay, and i say that because the grid profits... chief executive pay, at billion. —— 6.5 billion. you have similar things. digby is right. they are doing that thing ofjust passing it on. they take it on and pass it on and make whopping great profit at the same time as you have people who are forced to stay at home, and that is the problem, forced to stay at home, and perhaps they are on kidney dialysis or, like tammy, they are doing chemo, they have had to give up doing chemo, they have had to give up theirjob, stay at home. her husband goes out and works 60 hours as a chef. all those people doing their best, trying to make ends meet, when you've got companies that are raking it in, hand overfist, and not giving anything to help

take a look at this is the giants' first-round draft pick, reggie crawford, taking some bp before the game. looking good, swinging lefty there. trying to diamonds, the bullpen could not hold the lead. eight innings, the diamondbacks scored two runs on this base hit. diamondbacks win it 3-2. they get the runner at second, but nonetheless,, max >> 3-2. the giants now fall to 5 1/2 games out of the final wild-card spot. >>> the a's, in texas. a lot of new faces on this team. one of them, the rookie, shea ling lee or's eight inning, first major league home run. just like last night, his family were in the stands, and langeliers', goes wild. a's win four-two. a's veteran elvis andrus was released. >>> a new era for the earthquakes. a new boss. gonzales, now the head coach of the quakes. you see the announcement from today. gonzales, coming full circle in 2002. the quakes selected him as a player. six overall in the mls super draft. >> division i have for san jose is for the world to really be impressed with the way san jose acts in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smar

third baseman, they might all machine in the third to take a hit away from the reigning american again bpkaprielian and otani matched zeros until the fourth. that's when sean murphy drilled a hit to right. laureano digs around from second, he'll slide in with the first one of the game. the angels got even with one in the fifth. in the six that was murphy getting to a tiny again this time he goes deep with a runner on murphy drives in all three oakland runs in the 321 win, tagging otani with his seventh loss of the year million , goes five and a third for the aids to pick up the win. this is not been a good year for the sanity, earthquakes and this is not the night that things got turned around the quakes meeting the miami international football club tonight for the first time. here's the game's only scored came in the 12th minute. too much activity in front of the san jose net hand motor smokes one past jt marcinkowski. that was it for the scoring the one nothing lost leaves the quakes 5 10 and eight on the season 13th in the 14 team. western conference. and second round of the silicon va

british oil and gas company bp has reported its biggest quarterly profit for 14 years on the back ofne. the report comes as household energy bills have been forecast to rise about $4,000 a year this winter. conservative leadership candidate liz truss has backtracked on plans to link public sector pay to local living costs. truss' comments prompted backlash from tory mps and opposition parties after she proposed regional pay boards in a bid to save taxpayers £8.8 billion. the policy was criticised by several senior tories, archie battersbee's mother, hollie dance, has said his life support will start to be withdrawn on wednesday. archie was found unconcious at home in essex on 7 april, and never regained conciousness. the family's appeal against the decision to end his life was refused by the supreme court on tuesday. prosecutors have filed treason charges against a man arrested on the grounds of queen elizabeth cosmic mike rowley residence, windsor castle. the 20—year—old was detained on christmas day last year while carrying a crossbow. i want to bring you a special report now from

worry for people going into the autumn and the winter, and yet we have had these bumper profits from bp by that. absolutely. and that seems _ dominated by that. absolutely. and that seems to _ dominated by that. absolutely. and that seems to highlight - dominated by that. absolutely. | and that seems to highlight the massive difference between what we are seeing for the average person or the person who is on a below average salary. we did have the survey does highlight many of us accumulated some savings during the pandemic, but those are also unequally distributed, so the bank of england have published a survey that said 47% of the pandemic accumulated savings are households with incomes greater than 75,000. so for those who are on lower incomes, it will be a really tough time. rishi sunak, when he was chancellor, announced £400 of bills this coming october, but even since he has announced that, the price we are expected to pay come october has gone up a £500, so it is not even compensating whiley for that increase. i expect that tory members are not really mirroring what you are seein

their regular production and exploration businesses and even some of the chevron's and bp have talked game about -- money and renewable energy. in some ways, google is sort of behind in the sector. whether or not it is because they have one arm behind their back as far as limiting their work. it does not seem to be slowing down microsoft or amazon. in their defense, they are saying because these oil companies wouldn't be able to move into renewable energy without them. emily: interesting. we will continue to watch. thank you. the inflation reduction act will lower drug costs. i want to bring in jason kelly, ceo of ginko bioworks to discuss. how does this bill being signed into law impact your corner of the biotech universe? >> two recent bills. chips and science and the inflation reduction act. oath of them are relatives in biotech. on the inflation reduction act, you saw tax credits being expanded. that is to create a growing market for carbon capture. if you look out the window right now, you will see plants pulling co2 out of the air. so, biology we see is one of the few scalable t

a reminder of our top story: the energy giant bp has recorded its second highest quarterly profit inry, nearly £7 billion, as domestic energy bills soar. you can keep up—to—date with all those stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm, and here's your latest sports news. good afternoon from birmingham. it is day five of the commonwealth games. 37 gold medals up for grabs, and wales have won their second of the games. it came in the lawn bowls, in a very tight match against england — jarrad breen and daniel salmon beating jamie walker and sam tolchard19—18to win men's pairs gold at victoria park. scotland beat northen ireland to win the bronze. amazing. i would amazing. iwould never even amazing. i would never even have dreamt of that happening. obviously i was always wanting to get to the commonwealth games but to win two gold medals now, it is beyond my wildest dreams, to be honest. the atletics at the alexander stadium begins today. katari