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anna riley there, yorkshire and the humber reporter. you yes, there's lots of questions.lves, which , you they have themselves, which, you know, give another side to know, may give another side to the story. but the footage there that we have does look , that we do have does look, that's for sure. >> yeah, there will be plenty of body cam footage to go through now, transfer news for you now, some transfer news for you and harry kane will fly to germany for his bayern munich medical after agreeing a move to the german champions. i'm just heanng the german champions. i'm just hearing actually that his private jet is currently sitting on the tarmac at stansted ready to go. tottenham will receive over £100 million for the england captain who's reportedly agreed to a £400,000 a week contract at. >> oh, there you go. how are the other half? hey. here to give us his take is the former england and west ham manager, sam allardyce. sam, thank you very much indeed. i will not pretend to be a football expert , but to be a football expert, but this a big move and a and this is a big m

today it will fund a project at st fergus, on the north—east coast of scotland, and another on the humberlants on teesside and on the mersey. none of these have been built yet and it will be many years before they will be capable of trapping anywhere near the millions of tonnes of c02 these new oil and gas fields will produce. but government advisers say the technology is vital to meet net zero targets. most sectors we can get to zero emissions but there's a fewer we still expect to have emissions in the future, so think of the steel sector for example, or the cement sector, possibly aviation, even farming, so emissions continuing past 2050 and beyond. so we need carbon capture to reduce emissions to zero in those sectors. and why is reaching net zero emissions so important? the earth's top 27 hottest days ever recorded have been this month, according to the european climate change service. that is a result of heatwaves climate scientists say would have been virtually impossible without man—made climate change driven by co2 emissions. it's clear, its present danger. as the head of the un

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we humber close enough. and, know, i just like to keep track of these things. the flew right were also ending the month with another little heat wave. and, you i know it. jane king in new york was talking about fall and my kids and it's so hot right now. just like, okay. the only orange thing we're seeing is the size. we've got to shore and the golden gate bridge is lower but yet very hot out there for sure. these next couple of days, lots of sunshine already at the golden gate bridge. not really talking a foggy day by any means ahead of us. high pressure ridge. you know what that means, but we're compounding it with a really strong northwesterly flow. so it's hot and it's a little windy. and you know what? those 2 ingredients at up to little bit of the heightened fire danger. we do have fire danger watches in today into tomorrow for northern portions of solano on up into lake counties. now, humidity is also going to be quite low during this time, which is just going to add up to that fire danger being a little higher. you probably going want to stay inside, ge

i'll hand it over to anna riley , gb news yorkshire and riley, gb news yorkshire and humber reporter.ening, nigel. >> good evening, nigel. >> yes. 168 students were due to come to this accommodation behind us. one it's called in just a matter of a few weeks time due to start the university term again in september. but last minute they were notified wide that the home office have actually going to use this accommodation to house asylum seekers . offers 405 is what the seekers. offers 405 is what the accommodation can hold up to. so 405 rooms for asylum seekers coming over on the boats. of course, that's left students sort of scrambling for last minute accommodation on the provider of the accommodation said that they are doing the best that they to can help house the students and the home office as well have said that they have been upfront about the unprecedented pressure being put on.the unprecedented pressure being put on. the asylum seeker brought about by a significant increase in dangerous and illegal journeys into the country. and they say that they continue to work across govern

i'll hand it over to anna riley , gb news yorkshire and riley, gb news yorkshire and humber reporter.ening, nigel. >> good evening, nigel. >> yes. 168 students were due to come to this accommodation behind us. one it's called in just a matter of a few weeks time due to start the university term again in september. but last minute they were notified wide that the home office have actually going to use this accommodation to house asylum seekers . offers 405 is what the seekers. offers 405 is what the accommodation can hold up to. so 405 rooms for asylum seekers coming over on the boats. of course, that's left students sort of scrambling for last minute accommodation on the provider of the accommodation said that they are doing the best that they to can help house the students and the home office as well have said that they have been upfront about the unprecedented pressure being put on.the unprecedented pressure being put on. the asylum seeker brought about by a significant increase in dangerous and illegal journeys into the country. and they say that they continue to work across govern

. >> let's go to netherwood academy in barnsley to get more from our yorkshire and humber reporter annaernoon to you anna and the education secretary. she's been playing down suggestions that this attainment gap is growing, hasn't she ? good afternoon. hasn't she? good afternoon. >> yes, she she has. and schools like this one, netherwood academy , they've been trying to academy, they've been trying to prepare for that drop back to pre—pandemic levels. they've been speaking to the headteacher here and he's been saying how they've been grading quite strictly, doing the mocks to try and prepare students . yes. for and prepare students. yes. for those exams now that don't have that tolerance that they did back in covid times. but i'm joined by amelia now. she's picked up her results here at netherwood academy, and she is one of the students, like you mentioned that will have to reset her maths . just tell us reset her maths. just tell us how you've got on amelia . how you've got on amelia. >> well, it's been difficult , >> well, it's been difficult, but if it was in obviously the pandemic l

yorkshire and humber reporter anna ali. anna, it's lovely to see you .the mickey. right. anna, what's going on? >> love your impression . is >> love your impression. is there a up scene as it's yorkshire day ? so i'm here in yorkshire day? so i'm here in rotherham today . this yorkshire day? so i'm here in rotherham today. this is yorkshire day? so i'm here in rotherham today . this is where rotherham today. this is where the official civic celebrations are being held here in south yorkshire. and that means mayors from all across god's own county have come together to meet, to celebrate everything that's great about yorkshire . so we've great about yorkshire. so we've just had a parade of the mayors go down the street, including two mini mayors, because rotherham is the children's city children's capital of culture for 2025. so they've included some children in this parade as well. and they're just heading down to rotherham minster. now. there's to going be an official reading a declaration for yorkshire and the yorkshire flag is going to be passed over