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he regulator jonathan brearley. he said, regulatorjonathan brearley.d on the spanish island of la palma on sunday has now destroyed more than 200 houses. nearly 6,000 people who live near the cumbre vieja volcano have been evacuated. the lava is flowing at an estimated speed of 300 metres an hour down towards the sea. our correspondent dan johnson is there for us. a fourth day of eruptions here. the volcano just keeps rumbling, keeps spewing out lava. it is actually... it is probably at about the calmest we have seen it this morning. it's not as fierce as it has been for most of the last three days and nights, but it never stops and nobody can do anything to stop or control the lava that is flowing down the hillside from it. so it has scorched right across the landscape. there's a huge black scar across the hillside here, and everything that the lava touches sets on fire, gets burned or gets buried by the sheer volume of that lava. it's really destructive. it has been a spectacular display. these are nature's fireworks, and some of nature's strongest f

. >> reporter: when emily brearley was 24, she moved to the united states from england to continue her education, and in 2016, shen began an intimate relationship with an air force officer. >> i consider myself very strong and put-together person. and i thought well, if somebody shouts at me or says something horrible, i'll stick up for myself. but you don't. you actually feel sorry for them. >> o'donnell: she says things only got worse. >> so when the physical abuse came-- the strangulation, the beating-- i was actually relieved. it's very scary, and you run. >> o'donnell: a commander became aware of the alleged abuse and reported it in 2018. emily feels that report went nowhere. last year, emily again reported the continued violence to the air force. the continued violence to the air force. this this time, she even wrote a letter to one of her partner's superiors. >> i gave him a list of all the evidence. i sent him photographs of my bruises. i sent him recordings. >> o'donnell: you wrote in that letter to the general that you feared for your life. >> absolutely. i still do. doing th

jonathan brearley, the boss of energy regulator ofgem said it was not unusual for supplies to go outcircumstances women but it's hard to say more than that, partly because that means predicting what may happen to the global gas price. and of course they are not in a position to do that but there has been this proliferation of small to gas supplies... what we do know is that we are globally facing this huge spike in the cost wholesale gas, because of the price cap we have in the uk, companies are not able to pass that on to customers and so a lot of these smaller outlets are falling by the wayside. alice, thank you very much for now. let's have a look at what happens when your supplier goes bust. what if you are one of these 250,000 customers of green energy? don't panic — you will not stop receiving gas and electricity. your account will be moved to a new supplier by energy regulator ofgem, although this may take a few weeks. unfortunately, you may end up on a more expensive tariff if you are switched to a new supplier. you will not be on the one you signed up for it with your origin