michael buchanan, bbc news, dorset.review the direct debits of half—a—million households, suggesting many large rises may not have been justified. 0fgem says it found some energy companies had doubled scheduled payments, when prices had only risen by 50%. it urged six suppliers to take immediate action to tackle issues with their charging processes. a french inquiry has found that liverpool fans were unfairly blamed for the chaotic scenes at the champions league final in paris to divert attention from the organiser�*s failures. riot police sprayed tear gas at liverpool fans, including women and children. at the time liverpool fans were blamed for the trouble — accused of trying to use fake tickets. but today's report says ticketing cannot be considered as the sole or main reason, and it concluded that mistakes were made at every level. 0ur paris correspondent lucy williamsonjoins us from the french capital now. if you read this report and the conclusions, is it a complete vindication of liverpool fans? how would ou vind

michael buchanan, bbc news, dorset.f—a—million households, suggesting many large rises may not have been justified. 0fgem says it found some companies had doubled scheduled payments, when prices had only risen by 50%. let's speak to our consumer affairs correspondent, colletta smith, who's in wakefield. explain more about this? we all knew that direct debit — explain more about this? we all knew that direct debit payments _ explain more about this? we all knew that direct debit payments were - that direct debit payments were going to have to go up because wholesale prices increased because there were extra energy levy charges added on to cover the cost of those failed energy supplies. the price cap increased by 54% in that period. the question is, why did so many direct debit payers face a much bigger increase in that? was it justified or was itjust energy companies lining their own pockets? we have heard from the regulator said that the average standard variable tariff during that period increased by 62%. in fact, lots

together to give a line of storms across mid wales, eastern wales, the bristol area, somerset and dorsetw—moving in nature, some areas will see hefty downpours where a completely dry probably just down the downpours where a completely dry probablyjust down the road. a largely dry picture., showers into jim fitton galloway, northern ireland dry with some sunshine. much of the rain is away overnight but a band of rain can set off the atlantic into northern ireland which will bring a zone of heavier rain —— a band of rain comes in off the atlantic. the atlantic will —— the rainbow work into the north—western uk, rain to start the day for northern ireland into western scotland where it will turn quite heavy for a time, eastern scotland largely dry, some rain across eastern areas of england and wales but no real amounts —— some rain across western areas of england and wales. temperatures about 25 or 26. more rain on the charts for the second half of the weekend, low—pressure loitering, the heaviest rainfall northern ireland and western scotland. there could be some welcome rain across souther

i am here on brown sea island in dorset. the sun is brown sea island in dorset. this is one of the last places in— beautiful. this is one of the last places in england that you can find red squirrels. we were hoping that we would — red squirrels. we were hoping that we would see a few red squirrels this morning. to be honest, we haven't— this morning. to be honest, we haven't seen any. what i can show you some — haven't seen any. what i can show you some evidence of squirrels. look at this _ you some evidence of squirrels. look at this here — you some evidence of squirrels. look at this. here is a pine cone that these _ at this. here is a pine cone that these grills— at this. here is a pine cone that these grills have been nibbling at. they hold — these grills have been nibbling at. they hold it in their little hands and nibble around like that, eating them _ and nibble around like that, eating them. there are just 160,000 red squirrels — them. there are just 160,000 red squirrels left in the whole of the uk. 15,000 only left in england, compared — uk. 15,000 onl

where is the town, christchurch dorset england has had only a trace of rainfall so far thisjuly, andlooking rainfall so far thisjuly, and looking at the rainfall so far this july, and looking at the next five days, although there will the weather systems coming in, giving some rain in places, some of these driest parts of england will see very little and temperatures are about to go back above average again, nothing too extreme, getting back above average with some spots towards southeast england getting back to the other 20 celsius. we have high pressure close by which is beginning to move away and low pressure is approaching. it's ahead of that drawing and some weather but also the chance of seeing some rain over the next couple of days across northern areas. before that low pressure starts to show its hand, that she ran from friday, norman england, southeast, and clearing away but sunny spells and scattered showers with a more generous amount of sunshine, going to feel warmer, that's where we see those temperatures are central, eastern and southern england getting towards the mid

some heavy showers lining up here across parts of wales, into the bristol area, down into parts of dorsett more rain to come over the next few days. but notice little — if anything, really — across parts of southern and eastern england, which continues to be one of the driest parts of the uk this month. and it is an exceptionally dry month. now, looking at the weekend's weather prospects, low pressure is set to move in, bringing rain — mostly concentrated across northern and western areas. some warm air coming up on these south—westerly winds affecting eastern parts of the country. we start off with a band of rain in northern ireland. well, that will move into western scotland, western areas of england and wales seeing a little bit of rain, as well. but the further east you are, the less likely you are to see some rain. so not much at all for eastern scotland. across east anglia and those southern areas of england that have seen barely a drop of rainfall this month, it continues to be dry. and pretty warm, actually — 25, 26 degrees celsius in the best of the sunshine. now, saturday evenin

nations for help to get through the fire season, which officially last until the end of october. dorset jabari al jazeera and through sat greece, iraq's pie ministers blaming turkey for artillery strikes that killed 8 people, including children in iraq's kurdish region. by minister most of our had a mi, warned turkey that baghdad reserves the right to retaliate anchor a has rejected. the allegations attack happened in the mountain time zacko and the province of dore hook, turkey regularly carries adding strikes in northern iraq targeting members of the kurdistan workers party, which it describes as a terrorist group took. he says, what he calls terrorist organizations are responsible for the attack. my mode of the one hand has more from baghdad. well, according to the council of ministers, of the iraq cit kurdish region, this is an artillery attack that targeted resort in northern iraq. namely in the whole result, that's a touristic resort that iraq is from central and southern provinces that flee to an order to escape the scorching summer temperatures. to have some kind of refreshment

nations for help to get through the fire season, which officially last until the end of october. dorset jabari al jazeera and through sat greece, while the french president, his mat firefighters in the southwest of the country as blazes spread across the region there. emanuel micron is in your own that where nearly 200 square kilometers of forest land have been destroyed. strong winds and droughts are being blamed. french emergency services also battling fires in person in the north west where hundreds of people have had to leave their homes. social and somewhat fun view for changes we are experiencing not only affect france effects, the entire mediterranean region. and even beyond several countries that we're experiencing right fires are living through an acceleration of direct consequences of climate change. and so all of this will require us to make critical decisions upon the decision. well, in the us, president joe biden isn't out $2300000000.00 in funding to help communities deal with the effects of climate change is also due to announce executive actions to combat the climate eme

there are moments of respite while they wait for mother nature to unleash her fire power. dorset jabari al jazeera variable b grease of fire in an illegal fireworks factory in peru has killed at least 5 people. our service official say the unauthorized fireworks workshop was operating from a room in a private house. power was switched off temporarily to allow firefighters and police to rescue people her momentum. i think a growth ingle brought in so far. we have found 5 bodies, of which we believe one is a girl who lived at the site. yes, because i was told it was you've lost everything. the family who live near us also lost everything. all the 3 families have lost the houses. so is that how he does young a clandestine unauthorized fireworks workshop was operating in a room in one of those houses. more than a $100000.00 people flocked to the city of san diego for the largest comic sy, fi and fantasy event in the world. it's the 1st full scale san diego comic con, to be held in 3 years. organizers have to scale it back up the height of the current of ours pandemic. but this year, as play

zone running across mid and east wales, down into parts of the gloucestershire area, somerset and dorsetf southern and eastern england won't get much at all. now, taking a look at the weather picture overnight tonight, many of the day's showers fading away pretty quickly, so there will be some dry weatherfor a time. however, towards the end of the night, a band of rain starts to move in from the west, bringing wet weather off the atlantic into northern ireland, so a wet end to the night here. temperatures about 11—15 celsius. now, this weekend, this area of low pressure will be bringing some rain with it, but the majority of the rain will be across north—western areas. we'll have some very warm south—westerly winds wafting in to parts of central and eastern england, boosting the temperatures through the weekend. saturday — well, we start off with that rain in northern ireland. the rain will eventually spread to western parts of england and wales and into western scotland, but the rule of thumb is the further east you are, the drier the weather gets, so east wales not seeing much rain, ac

which officially last until the end of october. dorset jabari al jazeera and through sat greece, a crisis playing out in one of mexico's wealthiest cities. monterey has reached a critical point after months of trying to mitigate a water shortage caused by persistent drought. the dams that supply the region of more than 5000000 people with water are close to being dry. authorities are restricted water to just a few hours a day. manuel or apollo now, joins us or from monterey manuel. you've been reporting on extreme drought conditions in north america just last month. i'm guessing things are much worse today. ah, that's right, and run in where we are right now. downtown mon saturday behind us is one of the few water features here in the city where residents can visit and have a break from the punishing summer heat. extreme drought conditions here in northern mexico have really reached a critical point over the course of the last few days. we've been speaking to residents, some of whom tell us that they haven't had running water in weeks. others say that they haven't had running water in the

nations for help to get through the fire season, which officially last until the end of october. dorset jabari al jazeera and through sat greece and ox prime ministers, blaming turkey for artillery strikes that killed 8 people, including children in iraq's kurdish region, primus, and most of all, to me, one turkey, the baghdad reserves the right to retaliate. kara has rejected the allegations, it's happened and the mountain time of zacko and the province of da hook, turkey regularly carries out air strikes in northern iraq targeting members of dakota. stan workers, party, which is described as a terrorist. bach moon has moved from baghdad. well, according to the council of ministers of the iraq cit kurdish region, this is an artillery attack that targeted our resort in northern iraq. namely in, at zach whole resort, that's a touristic resort that iraq is from central and southern provinces that flee to an order to escape the scorching summer temperatures. to have some kind of refreshment to enjoy the, the streams, the natural streams there, the trees, the, the, the better weather actual

beach—goers in dorset yesterday, some sheltering under umbrellas, others applying plenty of sunscreen are we going to sleep? laughs. with an element of dread really, it'll be so warm. obviously, it is nice to have nice weather, but that's a bit too warm for us. i am a little bit concerned but i'm determined i will be sitting outside but in a very, very sheltered spot. she said can't wait to put her bikini on, she said, yeah, keen to get down in there. in aberavon in south wales, margarita and ira are taking the sea breeze. they have some good advice for keeping cool. the ladies make sure that we have plenty of water and know why we are drinking it — not to get dehydrated. and they keep everything as cool as they can. we don't go anywhere without our hat or our sun barrier on. extreme temperatures on the way. we are all being advised to take care. graham satchell, bbc news. the five contenders vying to be the next leader of the conservative party — and british prime minister — took questions on trust and the economy in the first of several televised debates. the candidates were asked a

firefighters in west dorset say they hoped two dogs locked inside a camper van at the weekend where temperaturesnimals in vehicles. this morning the met office issued an amber level three heat health alert and the uk health agency has urged people to stay hydrated and find shelter when at their strongest. we hydrated and find shelter when at their strongest.— hydrated and find shelter when at their strongest. we shall en'oy the hot weather — their strongest. we shall en'oy the hot weather when it * their strongest. we shall en'oy the hot weather when it comes _ their strongest. we shall enjoy the hot weather when it comes but - their strongest. we shall enjoy the hot weather when it comes but we | hot weather when it comes but we have to do it responsibly and be aware of the dangers of heatwaves. they can kill and make people very ill and we are really concerned because this is happening more frequently and we are seeing more intense heat waves that are lasting for longer and this is certainly an indication that climate change is here now. �* . i, , indication that climate change is herenow.�* .

after exeter, the relay goes to portland, and further into dorset.her and some spells of sunshine, temperatures have been a little below where we would expect to find them at this point in the summer. through the week ahead, we will see some warmth returning across the uk, with particular emphasis on temperatures lifting across the southern half of the uk. on monday, a north—westerly breeze which has added to the cool feel. the remnants of a weather front clearing the south—east of england through the evening and that could produce the odd light shower, but actually, a lot of dry weather as we look at the evening. overnight a lot of showers targeting northern and western scotland. lows in the towns and cities in double figures, but on the chilly side in sheltered rural spots, down to just six or seven celsius. plenty of sunshine on tuesday, but cloud already into northern ireland through the morning, and advancing to western scotland by the afternoon, pushing rain towards us on the coast. thicker cloud across wales and into the south—east of england

on friday formed along this convergence zone into parts of the gloucestershire area, somerset and dorsett, a band of rain moving on from the west, bringing wet weather of the atlantic into northern ireland. a went into the night here, temperatures about 11-15 c. this the night here, temperatures about 11—15 c. this area of low pressure will be bringing some rain with it, but the majority of the rain will be across north—western areas. we will have some very warm south—westerly winds wafting in to parts of england, boosting temperatures through the weekend. saturday, we start with the rain in northern ireland. there will spread into wales and western england, but the further east at the drier you get. the midlands, southern and eastern england barely a drop and it will be quite warm across eastern areas, 25, 20 six celsius with hazy spells of sunshine. the scenery of low pressure will continue to bring rain to scotland and northern ireland, where it will be heavy, but on sunday, this time, we will probably get some useful rainfall across wales, one of the driest parts of the uk so far thi

very much depend on the help the ukrainian military trains at the british camp bowlington in the dorsetare taught only to hold machine guns in their hands in ukrainian positions. the training, of course, is more powerful, but additional help will certainly be required. come on, i 'll be honest with him one itchy perfume. let's be honest with each other to the end. there is every chance that the war and now the order of the ministry has been issued defense, according to which from october 1, women of fourteen different specialties will become obligated at once, from telephone operators to cooks. i would like to note that we are talking not only about the kherson region, but for the occupation of the entire country, and when the president rejoices at political successes, which have to be further explained, ukraine has become technologically interoperable, to put it simply, it is the standard alliance ukraine now not only implements them at home, but may participate in the development of new ones in return. again they are asking for increased funding of billions of dollars a month instead

nations for help to get through the fire season, which officially last until the end of october. dorset jabari al jazeera and through sat greece and from fires to floods. now schools have reopened in northeast and bangladesh off the worse flooding in a century. tens of thousands of peoples hadn't been to class for weeks. tampa chantry reports from the northeast. some city of seal it most children in the flood effect of seal at region, return to class on july the 19. but for some getting to school is an easy for xanax . her and her schoolmates had to take a boat on their foster care back and as he's going to see today's the 1st day we are going to school as our homes were damaged and partly submerged by the flooding . it's still difficult because of the remaining water in the area. christian. the un estimates nearly 20000 people, including 3000 children, are still living in temporary shelters. this no, oh, the school was used as a shelter, aside from people. livestock was also kept here. so we had to clean up the entire place before reopening. only around 30 to 40 percent of students hav

which officially last until the end of october. dorset jabari al jazeera and through sat greece and the french president has met with 5 fighters in the south west of the country as blazes there sprite it across the region a manual microns inlet is the bush in these your, on the region where nearly 200 square kilometers of forest and have been destroyed . strong winds and droughts are being blamed for this. french emergency services also battling fires in person in the north west, where hundreds of people have had to leave their homes. climate concerns to in the america is one of mexico's wealthiest cities, is facing a water shortage crisis. laundry is reached a critical point after months of trying to mitigate low water supplies linked to a persistent drought. the dams, the supply waters in the city of more than $5000000.00 people, a close to running dry authorities have been forced to restrict, was used to just a few hours each day. monday rob blow joined this lie from monterey in mexico. and you are reporting on the extreme drought conditions in northern mexico. you are focusing on th

zone running across mid and east wales, down into parts of the gloucestershire area, somerset and dorsetging some rain with it, but the majority of the rain will be across north—western areas. we'll have some very warm south—westerly winds wafting in to parts of central and eastern england, boosting the temperatures through the weekend. saturday — well, we start off with that rain in northern ireland. the rain will eventually spread to western parts of england and wales and into western scotland, but the rule of thumb is the further east you are, the drier the weather gets, so east wales not seeing much rain, across the midlands, southern and eastern england, barely a drop at all. and, indeed, it will be quite warm across eastern areas, 25, 26 degrees with some hazy spells of sunshine. that same area of low pressure will continue to bring rain to scotland and northern ireland, where it will be heavy. this time, though, on sunday, we'll probably get some useful rainfall across southern wales and that is one of the driest parts of the uk so far this month. of the uk so far this month, so t

editor, justin rowlatt explains for more on this lets join our climate editor justin rowlett in sunny dorsetuare? this is the last stand for red squirrels, _ red square? this is the last stand for red squirrels, this _ red square? this is the last stand for red squirrels, this is _ red square? this is the last stand for red squirrels, this is brown - red square? this is the last stand | for red squirrels, this is brown sea island, it's amazing, we have been here since dawn. it was beautiful here since dawn. it was beautiful here today. this is one of the last redoubts of red squirrels in southern england. there are 250 red squirrels on the island, we came here hoping to see them, one climbed up here hoping to see them, one climbed up that tree about one hour ago and thatis up that tree about one hour ago and that is all we have seen. there is evidence around. they nibble the pine cones. let try and find a pine cone they have been nibbling. here is can you see that? they hold them in their hands and the nibble and eat the whole thing. that is a tell—tale sign of red squirrels. there are 160,0

whereas the town, christchurch, dorset, england, has had only a trace of rainfall so far thisjuly ands where we see those temperatures through central and eastern and southern england getting towards the mid and, in some places, upper 205. now, here comes the area of low pressure, the first one, giving some wet weather to end friday in northern ireland overnight and into saturday, taking the rain across scotland. again, useful rain in places. weather fronts start to move south on saturday, but they're weakening as they do so, so there isn't a huge amount of rain left, maybe towards northern and western parts of england on saturday afternoon, into wales, drier with some showers in scotland and northern ireland, still dry towards east anglia and the south—east. cloud increasing, but temperatures again into the upper 205. instead ofjust heading south and clearing through, this is the picture for sunday. these weather fronts look like they're going to stall across central areas, and particularly into parts of england and wales, with some showery rain along them. but there's a lot of uncer

beach—goers in dorset yesterday sheltering under umbrellas, others applying plenty of sunscreen.y sheltered spot. she said can't wait. to put her bikini on, she said, yeah, keenj to get down in there. in aberavon in south wales, margarita and ira are taking the seabreeze. they have some good advice for keeping cool. the ladies make sure that we have plenty of water and know why we are drinking it — not to get dehydrated. and they keep everything as cool as they can. we don't go anywhere without our hat or our sun barrier on. extreme temperatures on the way. we are all being advised to take care. graham satchell, bbc news. that is the forecast for here. the heat has been building up across southern europe, causing devastating wildfires in parts of spain and france and portugal where a firefighting plane has crashed, killing its pilot. temperatures on the continent have been way above average for this time of year, with scientists blaming climate change, and predicting more frequent and intense episodes of extreme weather. let's get the latest outlook for what to expect over the ne

great britain publishes a video in which in the camp and the boyington at the military base in the dorsetfrom the training program, it becomes clear what equipment london plans to transfer to kiev we train people who will go to fight it in a few weeks, and this is the most important goal in which we aim to train the required number of ukrainian military personnel to operate six different tracked transporter vehicles. spartanster, armored car, mastiff huskins, everything carries weapons. everything is booked to train the ukrainian military every 4 months zelensky was proposed by the disgraced prime minister johnson back in june. boris promised. every four months , 35 british spartan armored personnel carriers have already been transferred to artyomovsk in the donbass to train under 10,000 soldiers. the outdated spartan armored personnel carriers will probably disperse on the black market, organized in ukraine, covert filming. what does the process of reselling western weapons look like? a secret meeting in the woods, a bargaining strip, what is called at the hood, but su, judging by this v

.- exeter the batting goes to portland and further into dorset.ime, plenty of sunshine should see, i'm not sure what has gone on with the order of the chart, temperatures at the end of the night, fine night with clear spells in rural, central, southern england. best of the sunshine will always be towards the east, further west more cloud pushing on, some rain setting in for the afternoon, evening, northern ireland and western scotland. 17 in aberdeen, 23 in london. the trend in the days ahead is for temperatures to start to pick up, average temperatures for scotland and northern ireland more cloudy but sun across england and wales could drive temperatures quite widely up into the high temperatures by sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines... the bbc has revealed that a complaint against the former radio 1 dj tim westwood had previously been referred to the police. he denies the allegations. borisjohnson was aware of "reports and speculation" about chris pincher�*s behaviour before he was appointed deputy chief whip in february. police say there i

it will be hit and mist today but shower is lining up across east wales into parts of somerset and dorsetd northern ireland. little if any rain forecast in southern and eastern england and southern parts of wales. you might want some rain but not that much in the forecast for these areas. hello, this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri and these are the headlines. a critical incident is declared at the port of dover as holidaymakers face queues for hours for border checks, with the uk blaming french staff for the delays. hundreds of british airways workers have voted to call off summer strike action after accepting a pay offer. the european union launches fresh legal action against the uk for failing to comply with the post—brexit northern ireland protocol. prince harry has won his bid to bring part of his high court claim against the home office over his security arrangements while in the uk. indefensible: a congressional committee condems the inactions of former us president donald trump after hearing evidence that he made no attempt at calming rioters who stormed capitol hill last january.

we've got this line just forming across east wales into parts of somerset area, down to dorset that'soff in northern ireland, some rain pushing into western parts of scotland, england and wales. no great amounts for many areas and across parts of eastern and southern england, probably missing out altogether. now, temperatures reaching a high of 25, 26, so warm across east anglia in the southeast, high teens to low twenties across the north and west. now, for sunday, probably some heavy rain targeting southern wales. so some welcome rain here, some wet weather for parts of scotland and northern ireland. but again, parts of east anglia and south—east england staying bone dry and it's getting hot again for a time. temperatures could hit the 30 degrees celsius mark as we go through sunday afternoon. now, heading into next week, there'll be a lot of dry weather for england and wales. so no great rainfall totals in the forecast, turning hotter towards the end of the week. the north—west of the uk will see some rain at times. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall and these are the latest hea

joined by chris loader, west dorset mp, conservative mp. view i think it is - my point of view i think it is totally— my point of view i think it is totally unacceptable that we have had to _ totally unacceptable that we have had to rely on a civil servant —— retired — had to rely on a civil servant —— retired civil_ had to rely on a civil servant —— retired civil servant to correct the prime _ retired civil servant to correct the prime minister's office. that is not acceptable — prime minister's office. that is not acceptable. i am prime minister's office. that is not acceptable. lam pleased prime minister's office. that is not acceptable. i am pleased to members of the _ acceptable. i am pleased to members of the cabinet have taken action. i think— of the cabinet have taken action. i think it _ of the cabinet have taken action. i think it is — of the cabinet have taken action. i think it is right and proper they do so. think it is right and proper they do so but— think it is right and proper they do so but i_ think it is right and proper

asking, why do record temperatures tend to be in london, rather than more southerly latitudes, such as dorsetral areas and in the uk in particular that is a real issue because our cities are not well designed. they are built over millennia, they are often built around a resource or around defending off the french or something like that, so not designed to be efficient at cooling. so some of the american cities, for instance, are built in grids and the aircanflow instance, are built in grids and the air can flow much more freely in those cities. so that trapping of the temperature means the temperatures rise faster in a city than the surrounding areas. it is also to do with the sort of materials used in those cities, but some cities in, say, southern europe they will paint their buildings white, which will make them more effective and that will combat some of this effect. find effective and that will combat some of this effect-— of this effect. and let's ask dr isabel bishop _ of this effect. and let's ask dr isabel bishop the _ of this effect. and let's ask dr isabel bishop the same i of this

the remains of a mediaeval ship have been discovered off the coast of dorset.ld say it is one of our dream discoveries. l precious fined. i would say it isj one of our dream discoveries. i precious fined. i would say it is i one of our dream discoveries. i was really excited because it is one of the early shipwrecks we have had in the early shipwrecks we have had in the uk. with the actual physical ship, we have the ship, we have the cargo, we know the origin port. lying only 500m below the surface close to the entrance to pearl harbour, this 13th century rick is helping archaeologists discover more about a period of history that has left few traces. fine about a period of history that has left few traces.— left few traces. one of the first thin . s left few traces. one of the first things we _ left few traces. one of the first things we discovered _ left few traces. one of the first things we discovered was i left few traces. one of the first j things we discovered was loads left few traces. one of the first i things we discovered was loads and loads of these s

needs to be taken is to support further community groups such as the fire wise initiative set up at dorsettect their properties and their community areas when we have prolonged dry spells like we have seen over this past few days. and how to then build resilience into their local areas so that we prevent fire spread like we saw yesterday stop dr gail millin—chalabi, good point, and are used the word resilience. i am millin-chalabi, good point, and are used the word resilience. i am sure we will hear — used the word resilience. i am sure we will hear that _ used the word resilience. i am sure we will hear that more _ used the word resilience. i am sure we will hear that more in _ used the word resilience. i am sure we will hear that more in the i used the word resilience. i am sure l we will hear that more in the coming weeks and months. thank you so much. the secretary of state for business, energy and industrial strategy has given the green light to plans for the size mercy project. he gave the go—ahead earlier today and if the aim is a new nuclear power station will produce what the gove