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and the problem with that though, british steel is though, is british steel is particularly expensive carbon border mechanism, which means actually a lot of cheap steel rest of the cheap steel from the rest of the world is going to be diverted into britain and outside of european markets, which means actually to probably actually it's going to probably decimate actually it's going to probably decimasteel industry, british steel industry, which is already pretty much on its last legs sustained through legs and only sustained through government legs and only sustained through goverwhatt legs and only sustained through goverwhat is ultimately going think what is ultimately going to boil down is an awful lot to boil down to is an awful lot of money try and prop up an of money to try and prop up an increasingly small number of jobs. >> think it's a wise >> do you think it's a wise move, perhaps timing for move, perhaps good timing for sir to be going sir keir starmer to be going back labour back to those traditional labour voters just a few days after those by—election victories last week?

how ridiculous this was in my admittedly brief time as energy secretary when i discovered that british steelcontinue producing steel despite might making a loss on every tonne it made because the emissions trading scheme would have penalised it if it hadn't carried on producing, it would have lost credits for the following year . now the current following year. now the current business secretary has hit the nail the head regarding this nail on the head regarding this when said earlier today on when she said earlier today on the conference stage in 1988, a cabinet minister said you can build far greater and far more lasting prosperity by letting people cooperate in the freedom of the marketplace than by making them submit to the coercion of government regulations and state bureaucracy . bureaucracy. >> that minister was the late nigel lawson . a man who helped nigel lawson. a man who helped turn this country's fortunes around . and well, i think around. and well, i think i called her the energy secretary. >> but kemi badenoch is, of course , the president of the course, the president of the b

the british cargo ship was carrying steel towards the uk and left bremen in germany last night. of heligoland of the german coast, where its path crossed with another bigger vessel. the i90—metre—long polesie was sailing towards spain with 22 people on board. marine tracking data shows when they collided. the verity — in the middle of the screen — started to sink. two of its sailors were rescued, one dead body was also recovered. divers were sent to look for signs of life underwater, in the hope that the four others may have found an airlock. the search is taking place in treacherous conditions, but the german authorities say they will keep going for as long as it takes. hywel griffith, bbc news. astronomers in the uk have made the biggest ever computer model of the evolution of the universe from the big bang to the present day using one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world. the model was based on the accepted theories of physics. but when it was compared to how the universe actually looks — there were significant differences. our science correspondent, pallab ghosh

the battery gigafactory, the clean british steel, the ports that can finally handle large industrial. step two long term stability for researchers, investors , researchers, investors, innovators. a real boost for life sciences and the automotive industry. and a british jobs bonus that will attract new investment to our industrial heartlands from bridgend to burnley, the backbone of britain once again powering us towards national renewal . step three national renewal. step three a new direction on skills because a future must be trained as well as built and the generation that sacrificed so much during the pandemic and their potential must be backed up. so today we commit to a new generation of colleges , technical excellent colleges, technical excellent colleges, technical excellent colleges , colleges with a colleges, colleges with a stronger lead to their local economies , planted firmly in the economies, planted firmly in the ground of young people's aspirations , but also in the aspirations, but also in the pride , the pull of the badge on pride, the pull of the badge on your shi

the british cargo ship was carrying steel towards the uk and left bremen in germany last night, its routerman coast where its path crossed with another bigger vessel. the 190 metre long ship was sailing towards spain with 22 people on board. marine tracking data shows when they collided. the verity in the middle of the screen started to sing. two of the screen started to sing. two of its sailors were rescued, one dead body was recovered. divers were sent to look for signs of life underwater in the hope that the four others might have found an airlock. the search is taking place in treacherous conditions but the german authorities say they will keep going for as long as it takes. britney spears' autobiography is out today. the highs and lows of the singer's life have been pretty well documented — early fame with hits like �*baby one more time', mental health problems, and the legal control her father gained over her life. but many fans have wanted to hear what the singer herself has to say. the book contains some harrowing details. our music correspondent, mark savage, has been reading it.

the british cargo ship was carrying steel towards the uk and left bremen in germany last night. of heligoland off the german coast, where its path crossed with another bigger vessel. the 190—metre long polesie was sailing towards spain with 22 people on board. marine tracking data shows when they collided. the verity, in the middle of the screen, started to sink. two of its seven sailors were rescued, one dead body was also recovered. divers were sent to look for signs of life underwater in the hope that the four others may have found an airlock. translation: the fact is - that we don't know where they are. we couldn't find them. you must also consider the possibility that they are still in the ship. if so, there may be a chance, and i stress a chance, that they are trapped in the hull. the search is taking place in treacherous conditions but the german authorities say they will keep going for as long as it takes. hywel griffith, bbc news. astronomers in durham have made the biggest ever computer model of the evolution of the universe, from the big bang to the present day, using

after 37 years of racing, frankie dettori claimed a fairytale final win on his last british ride, as king of steelguiding king of steel home. dettori, who has more than 3,300 wins, initially intended to retire completely from the sport, but will now go on to ride in the united states. i wanted to finish my career at the top. i thought, i'll give it one more year. and i've had an amazing time. i thought that things were going to slow down and i would say my last farewell to everyone. but completely the opposite. i went to america and i had such a good time. and then as soon as i got back, i never stopped winning. guineas. 0akes. coronation. gold cups. non—stop. still, because of the success, i feel it's a little bit left in me. and obviously, i said my last goodbyes in europe, so that's why i'm moving to america, to just get the riding out of my system. so i didn't really... i had to eat all my words when i said i was good to retire fully. so in a way, i'm sad that i'm leaving this country, but it would have been a bit of a repetition. and it would have been... so this way, america's a new challeng

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british parliament about stalin? and remind us what churchill said later when he called for what to do with russia and from steel , it not establish the truth , no, we don’t choose those fragments, but they hated us before. i didn’t say, i didn’t say that that’s why it shouldn’t be brought, i said: on this basis the traditional russophobia that they have always had has grown, grown, but it helps them, it’s a convenience that helped, but today, and today in relation to the place , and not because of books, books are written, and i’m not talking about books, most of today’s politicians in in europe, in the united states, people are generally illiterate, and i’m not talking about the united states, you are asking them now, hold a knowledge competition among them... i have determined that the united states for me is a country of not scared idiots, so i’m not happy, well, that’s it who cares who the politicians are, books, books, books are written, i can’t understand where you saw that we don’t talk about the role of communists, that’s where you got it from, this is the third time i’ve been trying to bring the sentence to

british workers building electric vehicles. i'm going to campaigning for a labor government that's going to get steele lakers making green steel,not passing 96 billion pounds worth of public funds to the shareholders in bp and other energy companies. okay? so now you know what bolden stupid is. bold, yes. stupid, no. >> let's talk about you and i don't want to spend all my time refereeing you and sharon. but let's talk about you. we've been talking, discuss sane, are going about politics. i think we discovered 50 years now. we >> are indeed both of us older than we look. >> as ever, even somebody who knows you isn't absolutely sure what you're up to. mystery surrounding. you >> exactly what role are you plane in the labour party's affairs right now? are you advising the leader? >> i'm doing anything and everything i can, not my day job. it helped -- help this team and get labor back with his big majority as we can. that's what i'm doing. >> this in the draft of his speech for tuesday? >> no. >> you are not part of the inner circle. >> i'm way out on the fringe somewhere. >> you're inviting him to be bold, so is sharon. and not

after 37 years of racing, frankie dettori claimed a fairytale final win on his last british ride as king of steelwill let you have some light. maybe not the sun. - more. we will let you have some light. maybe not the sun. thank| more. we will let you have some - light. maybe not the sun. thank you. see you later. more than a month has passed since wilko closed its distribution centre in worksop. the centre employed around 10% of the 12,500 staff who were made redundant when the company collapsed. although some have been able to find work, others say they fear competition for vacancies in the area will be fierce among those who are still seeking new employment. emily anderson reports when wilko went bust, it hit this part of nottingham it harder than most places. for nottinghamshire. around 200 workers lost theirjobs in the bassetlaw area. it around 200 workers lost their 'obs in the bassetlaw areafi around 200 workers lost their 'obs in the bassetlaw area. it was a body blow because _ in the bassetlaw area. it was a body blow because all _ in the bassetlaw area. it was a body blow because all we _

steel, ports that can handle industrial growth, more mandy moore jobs. long-term stability for researchers, investors, innovators. a real boost to the life sciences and automotive industry. and a britishs bonus that will attract new investment in our heartland confirming the backbone of britain is carrying us towards national renewal. step three. a new direction on skills. because a future must be trained as well as build. as a generation that learned so much during the pandemic, that pandemic -- potential must be met. we commit to a new generation of technical colleges that will prepare them for the economy. and affirming young people's aspirations. and also the pride of the badge on your shirt, the affirmation you feel when you build a legacy for your community, training lab workers in derbyshire, computer scientists in mantua -- manchester, your technicians in somerset, brothers in staffordshire, my dad would have loved all of this. step four, a new mindset because when an opportunity is there to be one you have to take it. clean british energy is cheaper than foreign follows fossil fuels. -- foreign fossil fuels. [applause] also, a chance to make us more competitive. countries lik

and to talk a little bit about that, i'm joined now by stuart steel, who is a veteran and the community liaison officer the royal britishh the royal british legion. stuart, talk to me about how important the poppy still remains to be as a symbol. >> so the poppy is just a symbol of our national pride where we come together to remember those who've served and sacrificed for the greater the country. so in the greater the country. so in the north—west, we've got a large military population . and large military population. and to see people wearing the poppy just gives me such a sense of pride. >> and that we are recognised for the service that we have given to the country. >> so the poppy is a symbol for everybody to come together in remembrance of course it is a symbol of remembrance, but it's also used to raise money for our veteran pows and their families. >> to me a about what >> talk to me a bit about what actually happens with that money, what used for . money, what it's used for. >> so the royal british legion have the poppy appeal, and we've got 100 years old and when got over 100 years old and when we were founded