and i think jacob gosh, i therapy. jacob, of i need therapy.t about oh, no, this is terrible. i mean, it's really. gosh, may train. i need my medication . train. i need my medication. >> well, i think before the medication is given to jerry, the doctors are on strike. so he's not going to be able to get any. well, thank you very much to my panel who was entertaining as always. that's all from me. up as always. that's all from me. up next, the great up next, it's the great professor wootton. dan, professor daniel wootton. dan, what's this evening? what's on the menu this evening? >> jacob, breaking >> well, jacob, breaking tonight, good news for folk tonight, some good news for folk like me. i you who like me. and i think you who have been concerned about the deranged march net the deranged march to net zero, the prime minister has just revealed he will be pushing back the phasing out of petrol and diesel vehicles by five years and also so the gas boiler ban. so nigel farage is going to be here live to react that big political news. i think it's

helping to honor our response members is jacob.hen a junior in high school, jacob or first-hand witness to the crash of flight 93. later, he interned at flight 93 national memorial, and today serves as the curator for the historical center where he helps to educate all generations about somerset county history. mr. miller will will lead the reading of their names, joined by family members who have made their journey here from around the joining jacob and family members this morning are joy and jan. joy is a retiree from a 27 year career in public education as a art teacher, many of which firm -- from a short distance from the memorial where she taught kindergarten through high school. on 9/11, joy was the shepherd for a classroom of third reporters -- third graders one flight 93 crashed. joy continues to share her passion for art today as a professional class jewelry artist. reflecting on the days after 9/11 joy shared a quote "though we are a very small school and sometimes feel isolated from the rest of the world, we are connecte

and i think jacob gosh, i therapy. jacob, of i need therapy.ight about oh, no, this is terrible. i mean, it's really. gosh, may train. i need my medication . train. i need my medication. >> well, i think before the medication is given to jerry, the doctors are on strike. so he's not going to be able to get any. well, thank you very much to my panel who was entertaining as always. that's all from me. up as always. that's all from me. up next, the great up next, it's the great professor wootton. dan, professor daniel wootton. dan, what's this evening? what's on the menu this evening? >> jacob, breaking >> well, jacob, breaking tonight, good news for folk tonight, some good news for folk like me. i you who like me. and i think you who have been concerned about the deranged march net the deranged march to net zero, the prime minister has just revealed he will be pushing back the phasing out of petrol and diesel vehicles by five years and also so the gas boiler ban. so nigel farage is going to be here live to react that big political news. i think i

i'm jacob rees—mogg. been state of the nafion nation and the weather in somerset absolutely somerset will be absolutely splendiferous tomorrow . splendiferous tomorrow. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news alex deakin weather on. gb news alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. >> a three way split with the weather tomorrow. quite blustery to start across particularly northern scotland. many places dry with sunny spells, but across parts of northern england , fairly , north wales staying fairly dull tonight. it'll be wet and windy across much of scotland and northern ireland, thanks to this of low pressure. the this area of low pressure. the strongest winds across the western isles through the evening across evening and then moving across northern the northern most parts of the mainland . northern most parts of the mainland. during northern most parts of the mainland . during the early mainland. during the early hours

jacob you. alan she was jacob thank you.he was a fantastic monarch and you're absolutely about absolutely right about her legacy. fan of what legacy. ben big fan of what you're saying, boss long live the king sentiments. we should all share . the government is all share. the government is apparently thinking of dropping plans to ban children from changing their gender while still school , all while no still at school, all while no decision has yet confirmed decision has yet been confirmed , it's expected that legislation to tackle the matter will not be included the king's speech, included in the king's speech, expected in november for the failure protect children has failure to protect children has been today by been compounded today by memorandum great ormond memorandum from great ormond street hospital advising staff to stop using gendered language or else people may feel, quote, triggered , unquote. and i think triggered, unquote. and i think the only thing that's been triggered is a wave of mirth. as we latest we observ

jacob news. now it's back to. jacob >> the nhs has petrol almost scandals .cently heard that scandals. we recently heard that lucy letby has been found guilty of murders and that demonstrated some of the problems. as allison pearson put it. the nhs is warped. human resources culture puts the wellbeing of staff above the safety of patients . above the safety of patients. but before that we had the nottingham maternity scandal, which the independent midwife leading the investigation said families were simply not listened to and pushed away. this is a key point. not listening to families pushing them away. back in 2021, there was the young 13 year old girl who died from sepsis after king's college, london hospital staff failed to identify and properly treat the case and failed to listen to the parents who were increasingly concerned. there was also the shrewsbury and telford maternity scandal in which many babies suffered brain damage or died and mothers were left to take the blame . once left to take the blame. once again, not listening to the patient and their

our man, jacob >> welcome back. our man, jacob rees—mogg.ughts. it is the thoughts. tony says it is the most hated tax because too many people think they will have to pay people think they will have to pay richard says , i can pay it. and richard says, i can see the good arguments for scrapping inheritance tax. however, conservative party however, the conservative party really wants to sit on the opposition this would opposition benches. this would seal the deal earlier this summer, the highest paid civil service salaries were released and it was notable how many mandarins were earning well into six figures. but perhaps the most enlightening part of the revelation was that the highest paid civil servant is one. mark thurston , the chief executive thurston, the chief executive officer of hs2, earning . nearly officer of hs2, earning. nearly £650,000 a year. these high salaries were meant to ensure that the project was well run, but instead it's been a hopeless example of failure as originally meant to cost £30 billion. and it's now projected

jacob coming up on your program? jacob hope you a great weekend. nearly year since >> it is nearly one year since bofis >> it is nearly one year since boris johnson was deposed as prime minister. we're asking tonight was that the biggest act of self—harm in modern british political history? margaret thatcher's former aide, nigel gardiner, will be here. but what do you reckon, jacob? well i was very strongly opposed to it. >> boris johnson had won a majority is the most majority of 80, is the most charismatic figure in the conservative party. he was a good prime minister. i backed him the way and i thought it him all the way and i thought it was an act of harakiri on the part of the conservative party to get rid of him. but i'm now told i've got to finish. so i talked too long. that's coming up off the weather. it'll be very i'll be back very exciting. ing i'll be back tomorrow i'm jacob tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. has been save rees—mogg. this has been save the it's definitely the nation and it's definitely sunny somerset. sunny in somers

i'm jacob rees—mogg . at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg.this has been state of the nation i on reading nation and i keep on reading that meant a storm that there's meant to be a storm coming, haven't really coming, but i haven't really noficed coming, but i haven't really noticed it. shall driving noticed it. i shall be driving down the moment. noticed it. i shall be driving dow programme's the moment. noticed it. i shall be driving dow programme's thetoioment. noticed it. i shall be driving dow programme's theto god'st. the programme's ended to god's own county, glorious rural countryside and where i shall be there for at least half the weekend for i head to manchester. but i'm absolutely confident that weather will confident that the weather will be glorious and uplifting and always so nice to be outside london aiden and doing my work in the constituency. that will be a great pleasure. and now it's going over to the . weather it's going over to the. weather >> good evening, i'm alex deakin . this is your latest weather update from the met

our man, jacob >> welcome back. our man, jacob rees—mogg.uch with your views, carol, as a pensioner on a limited income and have paid tax all my life. i find it appalling that we may not keep the triple lock. it seems to me that britain wants to look after illegal immigrants in every country our country in the world of our foreign than its own foreign aid rather than its own pensioners. must confess pensioners. i must confess i also want to cut foreign aid , also want to cut foreign aid, john. government needs to also want to cut foreign aid, johra government needs to also want to cut foreign aid, johra grip government needs to also want to cut foreign aid, johra grip to vernment needs to also want to cut foreign aid, johra grip to even1ent needs to also want to cut foreign aid, johra grip to even think eeds to also want to cut foreign aid, johra grip to even think ofds to get a grip to even think of depriving pensioners of a decent increase their meagre increase in their meagre pension is they scrap the is ridiculous. if they scrap the foll

. >> jacob thank you . good >> jacob thank you. good evening.l, the main news tonight is that russell brand's tour promoter have announced his three remaining charity fundraiser . shows have been fundraiser. shows have been postponed . that comes after the postponed. that comes after the metropolitan police this afternoon confirmed it had received a report of an alleged sexual assault involving the comedian, saying it's about an incident which happened 20 years ago. four women have accused the 48 year old of rape or sexual assault during the height of his popularity between 2006 and 2013. the bbc channel 4 and the production company banijay uk have all launched internal investigations . russell brand investigations. russell brand denies all the claims against him . post office workers who him. post office workers who were wrongfully convicted in the horizon scandal are to be offered £600,000 each in compensation in more than 700 branch managers were in prison for theft and false accounting when faulty software made it look like money was missing

. >> jacob thank you . well, good >> jacob thank you. well, good evening to you.und i in 7 brits were told and are waiting for routine treatment from the nhs in england. new figures show 7.68 million people are currently on the waiting list. there's also been a rise in waits of over a year and more earlier, the government did announce the nhs will be receiving £200 million to help with the coming winter. but labour says the money is just a sticking plaster. winter is always a challenging time for the nhs and this year we've started planning for winter. >> earlier than ever before. today we're announcing £200 million, which will go to the nhs to help build extra capacity and resilience for this winter season , making sure that season, making sure that patients get care that patients can get the care that they need, but also the work we're doing to improve nhs performance, which the results today delivering today show is delivering for patients big improvements patients with big improvements in ambulance times and a&e times since the winter . since the winter. >> si

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.night we discussed the dangers of knife crime at the notting hill carnival. and have we gone soft on drug crime to a new home affairs select committee report has recommended the introduction of consumption facilities where people drugs may do so people who use drugs may do so in safe, secure surroundings. surely drugs are either illegal or they're not.7 and is the right to pursue life saving medical care under threat? well, a judge has ruled a terminally ill but conscious 19 year old lacks the capacity to challenge doctors over whether she must be allowed to die. this is a case that goes right to the heart of our constitution. and we'll be heanng constitution. and we'll be hearing from someone who lived through herself . prime through it all herself. prime minister claims the migrant crisis is under control and the government is making progress. this is what he told gb news political editor christopher this is what he told gb news politiiyesterday.zhristopher hope yesterday. >> the fir

. >> jacob thank you . good >> jacob thank you. good evening. well, the main news tonight is that russell brand's tour promoter have announced his three remaining charity fundraiser . shows have been fundraiser. shows have been postponed . that comes after the postponed. that comes after the metropolitan police this afternoon confirmed it had received a report of an alleged sexual assault involving the comedian, saying it's about an incident which happened 20 years ago. four women have accused the 48 year old of rape or sexual assault during the height of his popularity between 2006 and 2013. the bbc channel 4 and the production company banijay uk have all launched internal investigations . russell brand investigations. russell brand denies all the claims against him . post office workers who him. post office workers who were wrongfully convicted in the horizon scandal are to be offered £600,000 each in compensation in more than 700 branch managers were in prison for theft and false accounting when faulty software made it look like money was mis

jacob. we've to say jacob. gets amended rapidly either this gets amended rapidly or because otherwise or we're out because otherwise it'll on for years and it'll drift on for years and years and the migrant problem will continue in the short term. >> but isn't refreshing >> but isn't it refreshing a politician to agreement politician pointing to agreement and just and saying, look, this just doesn't sense. it's all doesn't make sense. it's all very nice, warm words, but nobody in their right mind thinks it could possibly be implemented . the same was true implemented. the same was true last week with the green changes, the government is finally recognising reality and saying there are things they may be nice to do, but they're not practical. and this i think, is really and it's a really important and it's a change the political weather. change in the political weather. >> it's really >> i think it's really important. the idea that you've >> i think it's really impatant. the idea that you've >> i think it's real

. >> jacob thank you . well, good >> jacob thank you. well, good evening to you.1 in 7 brits were told and are waiting for routine treatment from the nhs in england. new figures show 7.68 million people are currently on the waiting list. there's also been a rise in waits of over a year and more earlier, the government did announce the nhs will be receiving £200 million to help with the coming winter. but labour says the money is just a sticking plaster. winter is always a challenging time for the nhs and this year we've started planning for winter. >> earlier than ever before. today we're announcing £200 million, which will go to the nhs to help build extra capacity and resilience for this winter season , making sure that season, making sure that patients get care that patients can get the care that they need, but also the work we're doing to improve nhs performance, which the results today delivering today show is delivering for patients big improvements patients with big improvements in ambulance times and a&e times since the winter . since the winter. >> sir ke

i'm jacob rees—mogg.on and as you know, even with a hurricane coming in, i'm sure somerset lovely weather. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast showers ease overnight with clear skies for many of us. a fine start to wednesday, but then storm agnes turns up with the potential for disruptive wind and rain. still some rain going across much of scotland and northern ireland as well as northern england through the evening. but eventually the showers become confined to central and the far northwest of scotland. most places will be clear. then overnight, some high cloud drifting in by the end of the night, turning things milder in the south, but rather fresh. start to the day in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. light winds at first as well. storm agnes is moving well. but storm agnes is moving in quickly by this stage , in quickly by this stag

they keep pressing jacobs thinking that jacob was lying about not knowing this individual. and so the media has never reported this the f b. i certainly never inform the public that a ukrainians by operative who's tied to one of ukraine's most corrupt oligarchs of enter the capital under the, under the guise of working with the tv company deceptively to gain entry, to, to, to our, to our capital, where our political affairs are conducted, and this is an act of war by ukraine against the united states of america. and in return, the united states government has been sending right billions of dollars 200000000000 dollars worth of what they call military aid to ukraine in their fight against the russians. but also it's a forum dedicated to high tech and business science has welcome delegation from about 2 dozen countries. how does it, why, the sense of rushing to city of cars out in the event has ensued in strengthening the over the robust connection between finding nations as noted by the present of the china taylor comments for important export of machinery and electronic pro

jacob. we've to say jacob. gets amended rapidly either this gets amended rapidly or because otherwise or we're out because otherwise it'll on for years and it'll drift on for years and years and the migrant problem will continue in the short term. >> but isn't refreshing >> but isn't it refreshing a politician to agreement politician pointing to agreement and just and saying, look, this just doesn't sense. it's all doesn't make sense. it's all very nice, warm words, but nobody in their right mind thinks it could possibly be implemented . the same was true implemented. the same was true last week with the green changes, the government is finally recognising reality and saying there are things they may be nice to do, but they're not practical. and this i think, is really and it's a really important and it's a change the political weather. change in the political weather. >> it's really >> i think it's really important. the idea that you've >> i think it's really impatant. the idea that you've >> i think it's real

they keep pressing jacobs thinking that jacob was lying about not knowing this individual. and so the media has never reported this the f b. i certainly never inform the public that a ukrainians by operative who's tied to one of ukraine's most corrupt oligarchs of enter the capital under the, under the guise of working with the tv company deceptively to gain entry, to, to, to our, to our capital, where our political affairs are conducted, and this is an act of war uh by ukraine, against the united states of america. and in return, united states government has been sending right billions of dollars 200000000000 dollars worth of what they call military aid to ukraine in their fight against the russians. well, meantime it just got stranger and stranger in washington. the by the administration got this as extended a national emergency over concerns all the election meddling while missing at the same time. there is no proof fault these allegations affecting any election outcome although there has been no evidence of a foreign power altering the outcomes of deval tabulation in th

iron man, jacob >> welcome back. iron man, jacob rees—mogg.tting in touch with your thoughts. peter says is after all that's been said, it's clear that multiculturalism is just a utopian fantasy that can't be fully achieved anywhere. as much as it pains me to say and simon, simon, i think, has hit the nail on the head, most people don't seem to be able agree on what seem to be able to agree on what the multiculturalism the term multiculturalism actually means, and that's key to the discussion . if it means to the discussion. if it means open borders, that's a problem. if it means integration , then if it means integration, then i'm actually all in favour of that. the labour leader, the socialist leader, sir keir starmer, has pledged to abolish the charitable status of private schools and impose a punitive vat of 20% on school fees if labour were to win next year's general election. sir keir and his colleagues claim that imposing 20% vat on private school fees could yield an annual revenue of approximately £1.5 billion a year, which they would

jacob. we've to say jacob. gets amended rapidly either this gets amended rapidly or because otherwise or we're out because otherwise it'll on for years and it'll drift on for years and years and the migrant problem will continue in the short term. >> but isn't refreshing >> but isn't it refreshing a politician to agreement politician pointing to agreement and just and saying, look, this just doesn't sense. it's all doesn't make sense. it's all very nice, warm words, but nobody in their right mind thinks it could possibly be implemented . the same was true implemented. the same was true last week with the green changes, the government is finally recognising reality and saying there are things they may be nice to do, but they're not practical. and this i think, is really and it's a really important and it's a change the political weather. change in the political weather. >> it's really >> i think it's really important. the idea that you've >> i think it's really impatant. the idea that you've >> i think it's real

junior in high school, jacob was a first-hand witness to crash of flight 93. later, he interned at the nationalal memorial and today serves as curator of the historical center where he helps educate generations. mr. miller will read the names joined by family members who made their journey here from around the country to read the names of their loved ones. joining jacob and family members this morning, joy is retired from 27 yearr career in public education, many of which are short distance from the stony creek school district where she taught kindergarten through high school. on 9/11 joy was in a classroom of third-graders when flight 93 crashed. joy continues to share her passion and heart today. reflecting on the days after 9/11, though we are a small rural school, sometimes feel isolated from the rest of the world, we are connected with others. an artist from pittsburgh following 9/11 and commissioned as a resident artist to work with the kindergarten through 12th grade school and its culture with students in response to 9/11. probably one of my most diffi

any foie evening, jacob. note >> good evening, jacob. like some if completely honest, but no if i'm completely honest, but no , we are sticking with nut zero all of the fallout. but we're going to have some fun tonight because is a thursday and because it is a thursday and we're whether this we're discussing whether this term karen is discriminatory. juue term karen is discriminatory. julie burchill says women have to reclaim the term. karen we've got kim woodburn up against joanna jarjue. i have a feeling it's going to kick off. well, it sounds extremely interesting and good debate on whether karen is something that people should say or shouldn't say at all or should to people should be polite to people called karen. should be polite to people calithat's en. should be polite to people calithat's coming after the >> that's coming up after the weather. back on weather. i will be back on monday i'm jacob monday at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg . this has been state rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation. i will be driving down to somerse

coming up, it's jacobs of the nation. it's jacobs state of the nation.olar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. storm agnes is continuing to provide some quite blustery, very strong winds. those winds really peaking throughout this evening through the irish sea. still potential for 65 to 75 mile an hour winds along some very exposed coastal areas and over hills. so do continue to take care. it will be accompanied by some heavy pulses of rain pushing northern england some heavy pulses of rain pusint0j northern england some heavy pulses of rain pusinto scotland thhern england some heavy pulses of rain pusinto scotland ,thern england some heavy pulses of rain pusinto scotland , generallyland up into scotland, generally elsewhere across northern ireland, wales, southern half of england, will drier into england, it will turn drier into the of the night the second half of the night and the second half of the night and the winds slowly begin to the w

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight are weg in a state ruled by the iron fist of wet human resources departments in a move reminiscent of primary school days, the education days, the former education secretary gavin williamson, has been kyrees been ordered to apologise kyrees by independent expert by an independent expert panel for of being a for the crime of being rude to a chief whip, despite the fact that precisely that being rude is precisely the job chief two other job of a chief whip. two other people financial conduct authority woken up authority has finally woken up and to banks authority has finally woken up and blocked to banks authority has finally woken up and blocked politicians banks authority has finally woken up and blocked politicians from:s who blocked politicians from holding them. any who blocked politicians from holdiithat them. any who blocked politicians from holdiithat does them. any who blocked politicians from holdiithat does decide them. any who blocked politicians from holdiithat does decide toem. a

coming up, it's jacobs of the nation. it's jacobs state of the nation.olar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. storm agnes is continuing to provide some quite blustery, very strong winds. those winds really peaking throughout this evening through the irish sea. still potential for 65 to 75 mile an hour winds along some very exposed coastal areas and over hills. so do continue to take care. it will be accompanied by some heavy pulses of rain pushing northern england some heavy pulses of rain pusint0j northern england some heavy pulses of rain pusinto scotland thhern england some heavy pulses of rain pusinto scotland ,thern england some heavy pulses of rain pusinto scotland , generallyland up into scotland, generally elsewhere across northern ireland, wales, southern half of england, will drier into england, it will turn drier into the of the night the second half of the night and the second half of the night and the winds slowly begin to the w

jacob, very passionately today.up state of the nation coming up with just a moment. but with jacob in just a moment. but the weather's changed. autumn is here. i promise you . here. i promise you. >> the temperature's rising in boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good day to you. it is going to turn very wet and windy as we go through tonight and into tuesday with some heavy rain strong winds arriving . rain and strong winds arriving. for many of us looking at the bigger picture. and the bigger picture. and here's the front that brought heavy rain earlier but our earlier on monday. but our attention is turning to low pressure out in atlantic, pressure out in the atlantic, which to turn things which is going to turn things even unsettled through the even more unsettled through the rest of today. then there are some clear skies, particularly across parts, also across eastern parts, but also plenty flowing in plenty of showers flowing in from . some of these from the w

they keep pressing jacobs thinking that jacob was lying about not knowing this individual. and so the media as never reported this, the f b. i certainly never informed the public that a ukrainians by operative who's tied to one of ukraine's most corrupt oligarchs, enter the capital under the, under the guise of working with the tv company deceptively to gain entry, to, to, to our, to our capital, where our political affairs are conducted and this is an act of war by ukraine against the united states of america. and in return, the united states government has been sending right billions of dollars 200000000000 dollars worth of what they call military aid to ukraine in their fight against the russians. the big of a current mode is set to enter a major crisis as long term reliance on russian gas begins to manifest itself, auditing countries worldwide. that's including a to a new study conducted by the capital institute research group on boarding courses. the russian energy can be replaced in any reasonable timeframe . and even then, it would be a great coast to can nomic wellb

i'm jacob rees—mogg.oing be a sunshine in somerset and probably somerset tomorrow and probably over in proper over 80 degrees in proper temperature levels . temperature levels. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on gb news. hello again. >> as we go through the next 24 hours, some of us will have a bit of low cloud and fog overnight. but then it's the return of hot sunshine return of the hot sunshine tomorrow, with the chance tomorrow, albeit with the chance of showers. at the of a few showers. looking at the big picture and you can see high pressure dominating the weather across are going across the uk. but we are going to have of an easterly to have something of an easterly wind way in. and on wind pushing its way in. and on that , we're going to that easterly, we're going to drag some cloud, some sea drag in some low cloud, some sea fog from the north sea fog in from the north sea affecting parts of affecting eastern parts of england also eastern england and also eas

i'm not joined by the sales manager, jacob, click go, and jacob low needs to be on the left. so why did you decide to be located in the side of the district of cape town, but we, we moved to a gallery head when the side of the district began. so we opened in conjunction with the site smoke and we were very excited 5 as the creative hub in the city. tell me a bit more about the galleries approach to design and art. what makes it distinctive and unique the categories since it began has really acted as a pioneer and for the cut tools, assign category on the content. and in the past 2 years, a program has really evolves an expanded walk me through the different types of office and design is that you were present in the space. so we work with a very diverse group of office terms and sign us from across the continent. your current exhibition was odd to send new mahoney. tell us a bit more about how that collaboration came to life. the connection is that over the course of the year, we found a shared vision and a shed a thoughts. and that's definitely a area of expertise for solving

now it's back to .jacob gb news. now it's back to.jacob >> inquest is a medium sized energy production company and owing to the government's windfall tax on energy, it has turned what would have been a considerable profit margin into a loss for the first six months of 2023. but inquest is not the only one. harbour energy is another. the largest london listed independent oil and gas company. it provides 15% of the uk's oil and gas production in harbour swung from nearly a billion pounds of profits for the first half of this year to an 8 million loss again because the windfall tax. indeed, harbour , and this is really harbour, and this is really important has said it will refuse to drill new oil wells because of the tax it feels forced to explore other options such as mexico and indonesia . such as mexico and indonesia. well, why does this matter .7 well, why does this matter? first of all, we need to maximise the use of our resources and these small and medium sized companies take on oil wells that the majors have decided they're no lo