centrica, which owns british gas and has the country's largest gas storage facility, said reserves wereplies could be bought from europe and other countries, but the price would be higher because of increased demand. tonight looks set to becoming the coldest night of the winter so far in the uk. the met office says a hamlet in northern scotland has dropped to —17.3 celsius as the winter cold snap continues. in the lake district, there are concerns that people will take to the hills without being properly prepared. here's danny savage. as the freeze continues, the mountains of the lake district have turned into a winter playground. under blue skies, walkers have been tempted onto the fells, but climbing organisations and mountain rescue are urging people to be properly prepared. it's really easy to see what the attraction of these mountains is when the conditions are like this with snow on all the tops. but the basic message from the authorities this weekend is, if it's icy and slippery in the car park when you set off for your walk, the conditions are going to be a lot more challenging

gas? i doubt it because says lensky seems to be a totally pop up from the us. and the, the british, the government, and both of them have a vital interest in harming europe, destroying the european, especially the german economy and for it. and especially for the us selling their like liquid metal gas that is too expensive for the, the other parts in the world for other market participants in the world to sell it to a year of, of forces to sell it to europe. because europe has no alternatives to get this up that supply done for the us, it is a matter of the trying to keep the dollar a live or not. because if they can crush the. busy the economy and make the economy, and that's from the trade balance net, the negative to the us, europe would need to buy us dollars. and this is, i think what they tried to achieve, but it will destroy the european economy and i don't think that they will succeed with a strategy. i think that it only leads to the case that. busy will turn the back to the us, turn the, the front to russia. but this is a very tough way now because so much as we call it p

gas lines, and we have unstable structures. the incumbent president of croatia, zoran milanovic, has been re—elected in a landslide victory. a britisholice officer dies after being struck by a lorry as she helps at a crash scene. detectives issue an appeal for witnesses. the world's largest island takes on donald trump — and warns the incoming us president to keep his hands off greenland. welcome to the programme. there is still no respite from the extreme conditions fueling california's wildfire emergency. the threat of fire in los angeles remains �*very high�*, with strong winds forecast and "critical weather conditions to continue until wednesday". the authorities have been giving fresh updates on the disaster. three fires are blazing — the kenneth fire has been contained. at least 16 people are confirmed to have been killed in the fires. another 16 people are missing — and we're told to expect that number to rise. the largest fire — the palisades is now spreading east, threatening the suburb of brentwood where the vice president kamala harris has a home. anotherfire — the hurst fire — is now 89% contained. the federal emergency

gas cylinder attached to a portable heater. rescue workers say they evacuated dozens of people as the flames rapidly spread to surrounding buildings. a britishister tulip siddiq has denied wrongdoing over her use of london properties linked to allies of her aunt, sheikh hasina, who was overthrown as the prime minister of bangladesh last year. but speaking to laura kuensberg, science secretary peter kyle said she should keep herjob until an investigation was carried out. here's our political correspondent, tom symonds with more. well, this has been going on for a long time. tulip siddiq faced a run of stories alleging that she effectively used properties obtained by herfamily, possibly as a result — and i say possibly as a result — of corruption in bangladesh. her aunt was the former premier of bangladesh and was deposed last year as a result of a corruption scandal. today, kemi badenoch, the conservative leader, has said it's time for keir starmer to sack tulip siddiq. he says that she has become a distraction for a government which should be looking at the problems of this country and that the pm not sacking her, makes it clear he's not as

gas lines, and we have unstable structures. the incumbent president of croatia, zoran milanovic, has been re—elected in a landslide victory. a britishs at a crash scene. detectives issue an appeal for witnesses. the world's largest island takes on donald trump — and warns the incoming us president to keep his hands off greenland. hello, i'm karin giannone.

nat gas, i presume that also concern -- yes, going up. it's the about $ 4, whatevers, per million britishink, is the measurement. the average price for a regular gone of -- gone of gasoline at $3.08. california, regular there costs $4.39. >>> coming up, president biden will deliver his final prime time address from the oval office tonight. bill hemmer's going to the examine the legacy he's leaving behind. >>> congressman anty ogg -- can andy toking tokings will be -- andy ogles will be here in the 11:00 hour. >>> five days til trump's sworn in. the world can feel him coming, and he's ready the hit the ground running. brett bret baier on what he expects day one of the presidency. bret is next. ♪ hey, hey, hey. ♪ macho man. ♪ i've got to be a macho man ♪ (vo) weight loss. for so long, i felt stuck. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, it works differently. it's changing what i believe is possible when it comes to weight loss. it's changing how much weight i lose. up

is expected to offer british help in organising humanitarian efforts during the talks in riyadh with the new syrian authorities, as well as arab six people have died in a suspected gasbelieved to have been caused by a gas cylinder attached to a portable heater. rescue workers say they evacuated dozens of people as the flames rapidly spread to surrounding buildings. the nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai, has urged muslim leaders not to legitimise the taliban government in afghanistan. speaking in islamabad, the campaigner told a summit on girls�* education that the taliban didn't see women as human beings. she called on the muslim world to show true leadership on the issue. ms yousafzai was evacuated from pakistan as a 15—year—old after being shot by the pakistani taliban on her school bus. recognise the taliban regime as perpetrators of gender apartheid. do not legitimise them. do not make compromises on our fate. 0ur reporter, azadeh moshiri, is at the conference in the pakistan capital, and sent this report. the muslim world league and pakistan's education minister have told us that the taliban government were invited, but they did not attend this summit.

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gas in just the 1st 2 weeks of this year. and you case followers accused the international attorney aust fan of western icing history. i protect those is the truly in the towns of british colonialists stole from india and demands that those who were enriched now pay reparations. the live from our headquarters in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. this is archie international. donald trump is picked for you in in basset or assign israel has a quote, the coal right to the west bank. the comment came during a hearing focused on a global bodies stance on his row. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, some of which rich and the former national security minister, ben, you the or who believe that israel has a biblical right to the entire westbank? is that your view today? yes. okay. i think when it comes to this very difficult issue, if the president is going to succeed at bringing peace and stability to the middle east, this can be very difficult to achieve that. if you continue to hold the view that you just expressed on tuesday, the idea of announced the start of its so called counter terrorism operation engineer. and up to the iron wall which could

ga goin' slower.) ♪ so shift gears and get going. don't delay. ask your doctor about izervay. morning on "inzept today." a new chapter in prince harry's legal battle against britishthe high-stakes trial against rupert murdoch's papers is getting under way. >> keir simmons joins us with the very latest. good morning. >> savannah, good morning to you guys. prince harry has pursued this, he says, against the wishes of his own family, on behalf of his late mother princess diana and others, determined to have his day in court. >> reporter: this morning, prince harry embarking on a new courtroom battle against the british tabloids, suing news group newspapers owned by billionaire publisher rupert murdoch, including the sun newspaper, legal documents provided by prince harry's team, claiming the use of phone hacking voice mail interception, and unlawful information gathering techniques was habitual and widespread, further claiming there was a deliberate coffer-up or concealment of this wrong doing. the documents also providing insight into harry's motivation. explaining that he told prince william via text that after speaking to granny, this is the best course of action

the owner of british gas has warned uk gas doors have fallen to concerningly low levels amid freezing cold temperatures. centrica says the uk now has less than a week's worth of demand for gas in store. the country's largest gas storage site said it could be down to plunging temperatures driving up demand, adding that the need to replenish stocks could lead to rising prices ahead. a spokesman for the prime minister insisted that the uk had enough natural gas supplies to make it through the winter, and said reports that britain had come close to blackouts were not true. and officials are monitoring elon musk's social media posts for potential security risks, according to reports. the home office's homeland security team began the scrutiny after musk's controversial comments about labour's jess phillips calling her a rape genocide apologist. phillips, who has long campaigned against violence towards women, says threats against her have increased since the post. meanwhile, musk has criticised the uk government for rejecting a fresh inquiry into grooming gangs, sparking heated political d

. >> now the freeze comes as british gas have warned that there is only a week of supply left with gasgly low. number 10 insisted yesterday that the uk has got enough natural gas supply to make it through the winter. >> well, joining us now to talk about the cold snap and the supply issue is the environment editor at the daily sceptic chris morrison. chris thank you. thank you very much for joining us. how serious is this a week worth of supply of gas supply left. do we need to worry about that? >> well of course it's very bad news. it's actually a very good case study in what happens when. quelle surprise. we have a cold snapin quelle surprise. we have a cold snap in the winter in the middle of january. the temperatures will be very, very low, and there's huge pressure on gas. but it's okay because we can buy it from elsewhere. because of course, under the new government, we no longer seemed appropriate to actually frack for gas. well, we never did anyway. or take take new suppues anyway. or take take new supplies out of out of the north sea. we're relying on wind. so let's look, just

the owner of british gas has warned uk gas stores have fallen to concerningly low levels amid freezingd temperatures. centrica says the uk now has less than a week's worth of demand for gas in store. the country's largest gas storage site said it could be down to plunging temperatures driving up demand, adding that the need to replenish stocks could lead to rising prices ahead. and a second pair of links have been captured after being found in the cairngorms national park in scotland. two other links released illegally were caught in the same area on thursday. doctor helen sen, from the royal zoological society of scotland, said i'm sure that everyone in the community will be happy and relieved to know that the second pair of links have been safely captured. investigations are ongoing to uncover the full story behind the incidents. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome along. now before i get stuck into read ed miliband'

whereas british gas and scottish power failed to impress, scoring the lowest of 16 providers as voted,000 people. and your last story for now, oscar nominated actress dame joan plowright has died aged 95. known for her golden globe award winning performances in tv biopic stalin and enchanted april, she was also nominated for an academy award. at 12:10. those are your latest headlines. i'll be back in a short while for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> good afternoon britain. it is now nine minutes past midday and police forces have been encouraged to reopen cold grooming gang cases following five new local inquiries being announced yesterday. yes. >> the home secretary confirmed that new measures were being put in place to combat the criminal activity, with the government promising to give justice to the forgotten victims. >> effective local inquiries can delve into far more local detail and deliver more locally relevant answers and and deliver more locally relevant ans

now the owner of british gas has warned uk gas stores have fallen to concerningly low levels amid freezingd temperatures. centrica says the uk now has less than a week's worth of demand for gas in store. the country's largest gas store site said it could be down to plunging temperatures driving up demand, adding that the need to replenish stocks could lead to rising prices ahead. a spokesman for the prime minister insisted that the uk had enough natural gas supplies to make it through the winter, and said reports that britain had come close to blackouts were not true. in other news, officials are monitoring elon musk's social media posts for potential security risks, according to reports. the home office's homeland security team began the scrutiny after musk's controversial comments about labour's jess phillips calling her a rape genocide apologist. phillips, who has long campaigned against violence towards women, says threats against her have increased since the post. meanwhile, musk has criticised the uk government for rejecting a fresh inquiry into grooming gangs, sparking heated politi

centrica, which owns british gas, has said gas storage levels are "concerningly low" because of the freezing. the bbc understands there is no danger of the uk running out of gas, though the issue may lead to more foreign supplies and a rise in energy costs. at mundo gonzalez is the opposition candidate in venezuela, not the opposition leader. we're going to start this hour again in los angeles. we can bring you these live pictures, where efforts to contain a series of devastating fires continue. the us department of health and human services has now declared a public health emergency for the state. obviously air quality is a huge concern and the impact that might have on health, so those health impacts of the ongoing wildfire certainly one of the issues right at the forefront of all the authorities and the public�*s minds. there's been some progress in containing the blazes. winds have eased, but forecasters warn they could strengthen again through the weekend. but right now, people have been able to get up in those firefighting aircraft, and we are just hitting these pictures, you may have

the government has told us not to panic, but let me bring you more of what centrica, the owner of british gashe uk's gas storage levels are concerning lee—lo and we are and i —— and outlierfrom the rest of europe when it comes to the role of storage and our energy system, we are now seeing the implications of that. the company says stocks at uk gas storage sites are around 26% lower than this period last year, it says those levels have come under pressure from not only the cold weather but the end of the supply of russian pipeline gas through ukraine which happened at the end of last month. i will bring you more on what the government search, it says we are confident we will have a sufficient gas supply and electricity capacity to meet demand this winter due to our diverse and resilient energy system. so there was little danger of others running out of gas, the uk can rely on continental europe to buy more supplies, but it might affect energy prices.— buy more supplies, but it might affect energy prices. donald trump is due to be sentenced today — just ten days before he takes over as us pres

with freezing weather, snow and floods set to blast britain, and once again, gas prices are set to soar. millions of british pensioners who lost their winter fuel allowance will be hit with the perfect storm. i'll speak to the founder of the pensioner votes.com, who tells me british pensioners are terrified. and that's all coming up in your next hour. once the show is a pleasure to have you accompany. britain's shame is what the grooming gang scandal has been called. institutional failure of every level, the political level, the media level, the police level. putting a blind eye, turning away from these awkward truths. and now, finally, fresh bad news. an inquiry in oldham has been rejected by the safeguarding minister of the labour party. it's an astonishing decision and one exposed by charlie peters here on gb news. it's gone around the world. we'll be debating that throughout the show. this cannot be allowed to continue. we must do all we can to get justice for survivors. get in touch with your thoughts, gbnews.com/yoursay. but first is your headlines with sam francis. >> martin. >> martin. >> thank you,

the price of gas and electricity will rise for the majority of british households from today as the energys on a standard variable tarrif can expect to pay around 21 pounds a year more than under the previous cap, taking a total dualfuel bill to £1,738 a year. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith reports. this is a town that knows a thing or two about energy. millions of light bulbs brighten up a gloomy evening and put a smile on anyone's face. but no one here is cheery about today's energy price rise. gradually inching it up. you know what i mean? yeah. some people are definitely going to be struggling. - it's hard, isn't it? it is. especially when you've got a little one and then you can't put the heating on because it's too much. today's rise in the energy price cap means that for the next three months, a typical dualfuel bill is going up from £1717 to £1738 a year. that's a 1% increase or an extra £21 to cough up. today's price rise feels like a real kick in the teeth, because it's at the point of the year where we all need our lights on and our heating on more often. but th

gas lines, and we have unstable structures. the incumbent president of croatia, zoran milanovic, has been re—elected in a landslide victory. a britisholice officer dies after being struck by a lorry as she helps at a crash scene. detectives issue an appeal for witnesses. the world's largest island takes on donald trump — and warns the incoming us president to keep his hands off greenland. hello, i'm karin giannone. the world's largest island takes on donald trump — and warns the incoming us president to keep his hands off greenland. hello, i'm karin giannone. there is still no respite from the extreme conditions fueling california's wildfire emergency. the threat of fire in los angeles remains �*very high�*, with strong winds forecast and "critical weather conditions to continue until wednesday". the authorities have been giving fresh updates on the disaster. to last through wednesday. humidity levels remain low. emma vardy reports. the race to stay ahead of the deadly fires enters a sixth day. helicopters fly just above the smoke. below, the flames rage. butjust as progress is made, other areas ignite. in the fires�* wake, resident