. | we now go to the shadow secretary of state, kate green.— state, kate green.tate, kate green. i thank the secretary of — state, kate green. i thank the secretary of state _ state, kate green. i thank the secretary of state for - state, kate green. i thank the secretary of state for his - secretary of state for his statements and for advance out of it. i would also like to echo his tribute to the education staff, pupils and parents who have done so much over the past 15 months to keep children and young people learning. just over an hour ago, the for education confirmed that whilst last week 623,000 pupils were not in school because of coronavirus, and while 1171,000 school because of coronavirus, and while 471,000 of those pupils are out of class because of a bubble collapsing, there were still over 150,000 who were not in the classroom with confirmed or suspected cases of coronavirus, or because of potential contact with the case outside the classroom. it is notjust bubbles that have driven people from the classroom, it is the conservative's negligence in let

one thing the government should not be doing onjuly the 19th, as the shadow education secretary kate greences, we think, is a mistake. we think more could be done to make sure that the public spaces are properly ventilated and, of course, as we have said all the way through this crisis, people who do need to go home to self—isolate need, if they are on low incomes, to be financially supported to do that. so, to make this unlocking works safely or as safely as it possibly can, the government should be doing more to keep mitigations in place and i'm afraid it does not seem to be doing that. so, we will have to see how people adapt and how the government's messaging perhaps adapts around the wearing of face coverings in public when it is no longer a legal requirement to do so. one other important issue to highlight this morning, the health secretary, sajid javid, talking about the potential rise in waiting lists for hospitals in england, currently about 5.5 million, saying it could go up to 13 million later on this year and he says that he will make that his priority to bring those numbers do

place some guidance and perhaps even some legal requirements as the shadow education secretary kate greenis a mistake. we think more could be done to make sure the public spaces are properly ventilated and, of course, as we have said all the way through this crisis, people who do need to go home to self—isolate need, if they are on low incomes, to be financially supported to do that. so, to make this unlocking work safely, or as safely as it possibly can, the government should be doing more to keep mitigations in place, and i'm afraid it doesn't seem to be doing that. so, labour calling for the government too, as you heard there, keep some mitigations in place, keeps a put in place and provide further support for people who are forced to self—isolate, and the nhs test and trace out and people getting contacted by testing trace remains an issue, without being tweaked to make it less sensitive, so perhaps few people will be told to isolate, may have purchased this weekend about the nhs perhaps been given an exemption from that, as the situation emerges where so many people are being forced

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green hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuels, steel and cement. that could have an impact across the globe because technology drivers across borders quickly. alix: appreciated, action rocky -- akshat rathi. today, we are talking to kate and alan. i want to look at how oil companies are trying to turn green. in the beginning, it was big oil, shallow, bp trying to reduce their dependence on oil production. and it was the exploration and production companies, like devon. it is planning to cut emissions from its oil production and the power it uses as a company by 50% by 2030, 65% by 2030. devon joins peers like occidental in trying to tackle climate change. now come the oil services companies. schlumberger recently unveiled its ambitious plan to zero out its greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. they are tackling scope three emissions, which comes from the use of its products. think fuels from cars, planes, factories. those admissions are typically hard to fix and usually avoided. schlumberger will cut those by 30%. i recently spoke to caitlin allen. i asked about some of the biggest shifts in the last five years as all types of oil companies try to go green. >> we have seen a shift in capex spend from exploration to low ca

he w kate martin sent this report from germany famous newburgh ring race track, which is now being used as a make shift 8 hub. i'm here at the number of green race track where this weekend and the european truck racing championships were set to be taking place, but these were cancelled due to the bad weather and instead the become the center for the huge relief operation. if you can see behind me, this is where the volunteers were working on this day. they were taking in donations from all over the country is not just being the volunteers or who have had an operation going on here. the pond is bad. the german military have also been staging that relief effort help from this place to. they've been sending out tongues and cranes as well as helicopter to reach some of those hardest hit areas where conventional transport isn't able to reach them. and i've seen today the tanks rolling back in and that's been quite shocking fight to see because obviously that usually use in a kind of military setting. i have asked how long the relief efforts here are going to go on and the volunteers will be back tomorrow. and they said, for as long as it takes u

she was sort of saying this could be more of just green space in general for folks who don't have a bank account for their small business. >> thank you, katelmost six years since square debuted at $9 a share. the company has ballooned 1800%, now at a $110 billion market cap which is a third of its main competitor but paypal is up to $350 billion now that square is getting bank licenses and entering broader financial services, can they continue growing at breakneck paces. joining us is the managing director at mizuho you're likening investing in square today to investing in jpm way back when, right >> 100%. thanks for having me on the show, it's a pleasure. we think this is the opportunity just like getting into jpmorgan in 1871. and the reason for that is kind of touching on what kate just said now, you're getting square becoming more and more of a bank basically saying you've had jack dorsey saying we don't need banks anymore and this is the quintessential example of how square is getting into banks both on the commercial side on the b-to-b side and later down the road on the cash app side. >> as i was listening to kate, i was thinking ab

green population suppose this idea? but of course, ukraine will have to face consequences of its measures because even for us, she believes that each national security deteriorated to super kate that's, that's clear. so we have this, this exercise guy on just finished, and the black se i just moscow regarding the presence of nato warships on his doorstep. i think it is regarded as an irritant. i don't think that there is a perception that these exercises constitute a formidable security threat to the russian federation. because russia will always have some kind of advantage. given the fact that the crime in peninsula has been turned into, into unsinkable aircraft carrier by the russian federation. but definitely it's never going to because if you have so many military activities in this part of the rules and between the russian, nita, there is no agreement on the words. an accident said, see, of course, there is a danger open in inadvertent escalation, and the danger is likely to grow you for these exercises continue. how does that? how do you get to an inadvertent escalation when ships are in international waters being a buzzed by russian aircraft? that's not true. russia pr

green population suppose this idea? but of course, ukraine will have to face consequences of its mattress because even for us she believes that it's national security. deteriorated to super kate that's. that's clear. so we have this, this exercise going on, but just finished, and the black se i just moscow regarding the presence of nato warships on his doorstep. i think it is regarded as an irritant. i don't think that there is a perception that the exercises constitute a formidable security threat to their action for the nation, because russia will, all those have some kind of advantage. given the fact that the crime in peninsula has been turned into, into unthinkable aircraft carrier by the russian federation. but definitely it's never going to because if you have so many military activities in this part of the rules and between the russian nature, there is no agreement on the words. an accident said, see, of course, there is a danger open in inadvertent escalation, and the danger is likely to grow you for these exercises continue. how does that? how do you get to an inadvertent escalation when ships are in international waters being a buzzed by russian aircraft? that's not

kate martin sent us this report from germany. the famous new book ring race track, which is now being used as a make shift 8 hub. i'm here at the number green race track where this weekend and the european truck racing championships were set to be taking place, but these were cancelled due to the bad weather and instead to become the center of the huge relief operation. if you can see behind me, this is where the volunteers were working on this day. they would take donations from all over the country. it's not just been the volunteers or who have had an operation going on here. the bond is bad. the german military have also been staging that release effort help from this place to. they've been sending out tongues and cranes as well as helicopter to reach some of those hardest hit areas where conventional transport isn't able to reach them. and i've seen today the tanks rolling back in and that's been quite shocking fight to see because obviously that usually use in a kind of military setting. i have asked how long the relief efforts here are going to go on and the volunteers will be back tomorrow. and they said for as long as it takes until

kate brown of oregon, thanks so much for making time tonight. >>> naomi kline is a professor of climate justice, author of a number of books including "on fire, the burning case for a green new deal" and she joins me now. naomi, i know that you have reported on and written about migration and population movement in response to the warming of the planet. i think it's something that we don't think about a lot because i don't think we think of our era being an era like the dust bowl or the great northern migration where huge amounts of people are going to move around. but it seems to me inevitable there's going to be huge population displacements and movements in the era that we're entering into. >> well, i think we're in that era, chris. it's good to be with you. i think when we see these huge migrations from central america, climate is absolutely already a driver. u.n. figures put it at 20 million people on the move because of the climate crisis. there's often an intersection of issues. it isn't just one single issue that pushes people to make that decision to move. it's usually multiple issues. but, you know, you're talking about migration within the united states, and t

green up. let's show them what we're made of. shine on sf. >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm katemade is a public private partnership in the city of san francisco to help manufacturers start, grow, and stay right here in san francisco. sf made really provides wraparound resources for manufacturers that sets us apart from other small business support organizations who provide more generalized support. everything we do has really been developed over time by listening and thinking about what manufacturer needs grow. for example, it would be traditional things like helping them find capital, provide assistance loans, help to provide small business owners with education. we have had some great experience doing what you might call pop ups or temporary selling events, and maybe the most recent example was one that we did as part of sf made week in partnership with the city seas partnership with small business, creating a 100 company selling day right here at city hall, in partnership with mayor lee and the board of supervisors, and it was just a wonderful opportunity for many of our smal

green shoe. 10% versus 15% of the offering size. >> okay. leslie, don't go anywhere. we will have you part of the conversation katewith us the lead underwriter of what is a flop on day one. kate, what do you think happened or what went wrong >> i think leslie hit on key points unusual debut with the larger than usual retail mix. some cakey components allowed people to flip shares. employees of robinhood were able to sell shares day one rather than the six-month lock up you have the small investment component which was 25% of the stock. they set aside 35%, by the way that, in itself, the fact the 35% wasn't used could be regarded pending details as a bit of a bearish signal. you may have had a bit of flipping activity in the standard hedge fund flipping activity the goal with ipos is to find the long holders to give you the strong investor base and see you through the initial growth cycle. not sell shares on day one there was a lot of activity yesterday. i checked to see the short interest it sounds like we may not be able to get the details for a while yet. clearly there were bearish signals. technical process pla

green and richmond due to a signalfailure. another signal failure is effecting the piccadilly line and thejubilee line has minor delays. now the weather with kates evening and overnight try to start with but you will notice the cloud but thicken and increase and whether spells of heavy rain in the early hours. the wind will strengthen, becoming blustery by dawn. the minimum between 12 and 14 celsius. yet more spells of rain. that should start to clear away. sunny spells developing with the risk of one all two showers. things starting to settle down a little bit as we head into thursday. a reminder that 18—year—old emma raducanu from bromley is playing for a place in the quarter finals at wimbledon today. you can watch it all on the bbc. i am back in half—an—hour. goodbye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dann walker and louise minchin. restoring people's freedoms. the prime minister will set out plans for the final stage of lifting england's covid restrictions but with the morning we must learn to live with the virus. what might it mean if you are wanting to book a foreign holiday? i look at how things stand and how they might ch

between turnham green and ealing broadway due to a signal failure minor delays on the picadilly — at cockfosters to heathrow airport, westbound also due to a signal failure now the weather with kate will start to fade. one or two clear spells but still quite a bit of cloud and also the potential for some mist and fog. the minimum temperature between 11—14 celsius. for thursday and for friday we've got quite a weak ridge of high pressure which means it could be drier. fewer showers. i'm not going to rule them out. we could still see one or two through thursday and through friday but some sunny spells and temperatures staying in the low 20s. then it turns unsettled and showery again for the weekend. i'm back in an half an hour. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. gethin and janette will be on morning live, following us on breakfast. good morning, both. good morning to you. coming up on morning live. with 60,000 football fans expected at wembley tonight as england takes on denmark in the semifinal of the euros, fraudsters have seen an opportunity to cash in. rav�*s here with a warning about a fake covid pass. and over 26 million of us watched