at the chance to get— engineering, ijumped at the chance to get involved.— engineering, ijumped at the the pipeline, including . farms are in the pipeline, including the world's biggest off the coast of england. but some experts say meeting the uk's carbon cutting commitment needs the equivalent of four of these every year. our top story this evening: merseyside police have described the shooting dead of a nine—year—old girl at a house in liverpool last night as "shocking, appalling and abhorrent". six months after the start of russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine, we look at the state of the war today. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel. ben stokes talks about his break from cricket to prioritise his mental health. england's test captain feared he wouldn't return to the side, after taking time off last year. the number of migrants crossing the english channel in small boats in a single day reached a new record yesterday, after three days when none were made due to bad weather. the ministry of defence says 1,295 crossed the channel on small boats yesterday. it is highest

so when i heard about seagreen and the size of the project and the scale of engineering, ijumped at the some experts say meeting the uk's carbon cutting commitment by the end of the decade needs the equivalent of four of these every year. there's a section of the bbc news website dedicated to the cost of living crisis — including details of support and advice available if you're struggling with bills. go to bbc.co.uk/news, or the bbc news app. the united states is set to make a £3 billion aid package available to ukraine — its largest single donation the country since the full scale russian invasion began. that was six months ago tonight. our defence correspondent jonathan beale — who's reported himself from the front line — is here. jonathan. six months ago today russia was within hours of launching its full scale invasion of ukraine. it started in the early hours of february the 24th. this map is a reminder of what ukraine looked like before the invasion. russia already occupied crimea — and separatists controlled parts of the east. russian forces then attacked from multiple direction

so when i read about sea green and the size of the project and the scale of engineering, ijumped at the say meeting the uk's carbon cutting commitment needs the equivalent of four of these every year. tuesday brought us another warm and humid feeling day for southern and eastern areas. some outbreaks of rain but as we head through the night, further spells of rain, particularly through the central slice of the uk. some of us avoiding about warm and humid, especially in the south—east. the book of the wet weather tight and it will be across wales, parts of northern england and scotland, drier and clearerfor northern england and scotland, drier and clearer for northern northern england and scotland, drier and clearerfor northern ireland and much of central and south—eastern england and east anglia it stays warm and humid. 18 degrees are overnight lows here, a little bit of pressure it was innocuous, not only river you are. widen see's where they will be dominated by the slow moving front, rain predicted for parts of wales, france and south—west england at times. drier, that for now. a man