four percentage points also bear in mind that gazprom have announced that they are stopping the nordstream pipeline for the next three days for maintenance. given germany's linkages to to that pipeline there is a lot of worry amongst the business and community there that the flows will not be restored on three days' time in terms of sector breakdown, it's pretty mixed between the green and red. at the bottom utilities down 1.8 percentage point, oil and gas down 2.2 percentage points and then up at the top, tech actually having a good day up 9/10 of a percentage point, brian. >> you manna, thank you very much. >>> stateside including what could be a wave of pink slips at snapchat savanna, good morning. shares of snaps thinking on a report the company is planning to lay off approximately 20% of its more than 6,400 employees. according to the verge, snap has been planning the move for the past several weeks and will begin handing out pink slips today. one department expected to get hit the hardest, zen lead, the social media mapping app snap bought back in 2017. apple is reportedly losing a k

the turbine for the nordstream 1 gas pipeline can be sent to them at any time.ada in russia turbine. here we can send it, someone just has to say that he needs it, and then he will receive it very much. sending this turbine will soon expose putin's bluff declared well, uh, i immediately entered into some correspondence polemics with him. uh, former kasr, gerkhar. schroeder , who said that there are actually simpler ways to provide germany with gas, let's listen. sooner or later, the germans will ask their government why they have to suffer for the simplest solution to the problem would be the launch of the nord stream 2 pipeline. if it starts working, then there will be no problems with two pipelines and nord stream with gas supplies for german industry and households if the german government does not want to use nord stream 2, then huge consequences await it in the near future. those who heat their homes with gases are already beginning to feel this, it is especially hard for those who are forced to count every cent, and then the population of germany will ask

statement already the federal government of germany reacted, they noted that the renewal of the nordstream 2 project is currently not a subject of discussion, and the gas pipeline certification process has been stopped for good reasons. the government also reminded about alternative ways of gas supply that russia deliberately ignores in the case of ukraine against the russian federation at the un international court of justice, the european union joined in this the press service of the court reported. i will remind you that in march of this year, the un international court of justice ordered russia to stop hostilities in ukraine, but the aggressor country ignores this decision show trial of captured defenders of azov, the occupiers are planning to commit another war crime on the independence day of ukraine in the temporarily occupied mariupol, they report to the main intelligence agency that the russians want to copy the format of the nuremberg tribunal, it will be held on those held for the alleged ideology of nazism . in order, the surviving premises of the mariupol chamber philharmonic

energy experts say the gas would have previously been exported to germany via the nordstream 0ne pipelineprospect of a radiation disaster on thursday when a russian—occupied nuclear plant was disconnected from the country's power grid. president volodomyr zelensky said the zaporizhzhia plant was only able to operate safely when back—up electricity kicked in. fires had earlier damaged overhead power lines, cutting the plant off. there is growing concern over fighting near the complex, which is the largest nuclear plant in europe. a 36—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of olivia pratt—korbel. the nine—year—old girl died after a gunman chased another man into her house in liverpool on monday. let's talk to our correspondent alison freeman who is in liverpool. yes, it was this morning that merseyside police confirmed that they had in fact arrested a 36—year—old man on suspicion of the murder of 28 mega —— 0livia pratt—korbel here on monday night. he has also been arrested on suspicion of two counts of attempted murder. we know that 0livia's mother and the man who was r

russia has again cut gas supplies to europe via the nordstream 1 pipeline.le the eu suspended a visa programme for russian tourists. tonight with the context — nathalie tocci, former eu foreign policy advisor. the longtime capitol hill correspondent, and now washington post live anchor, leigh ann caldwell, and christopher steele, formerly head of the russia desk at mi6. hello, welcome to the progamme. the photographs speak for themselves. red tabs, yellow tabs, top—secret documents, some of them marked hcs — human confidential sources — which the us government believe the former president donald trump was attempting to conceal. the fbi seized 33 boxes from mar—a—lago earlier this month, more than 100 classified documents, three of which were found mixed with other papers in his desk and not in locked storage as where they were supposed to be. in a 36 page filing to a federal judge, prosecutors said that at a june meeting the trump team had certified in writing that all remaining documents were contained in a single sealed envelope that was handed over. but i

energy experts say the gas would have previously been exported to germany via the nordstream one pipeline that could worsen the melting of arctic ice. to discuss this more, i'm joined now by our environment correspondent, matt mcgrath. is this a case that they cannot sell because of that embargo on imports and they cannot store it so the only thing they can do is burn it off? that is one interpretation. yet the german ambassador in the uk on the bbc this morning saying something along the lines that germany's view of the russians were burning this simply because they could not store it or sell it to anybody else but they could be other reasons, technical reasons for this but what we do know is that sincejune, this flare has been burning everyday and burning very largely, and producing about 9000 tonnes of carbon dioxide about 9000 tonnes of carbon dioxide a day so producing a lot of suit as well as going up to the arctic. it's a difficult to estimate how much damage this will do but having that flare this close to the artic is the wrong place to have it because that suit can transport ver

energy experts say the gas had previously been exported to germany via the nordstream 1 pipeline.nitors gas flaring and works with energy companies to monetise waste gas. he has more than 20 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. mark, thank you forjoining us. you are getting all of this information from satellite images, aren't you? good morning, that is correct. we are monitoring every flare for every asset for every company worldwide every day, using satellite imagery. and we are able to detect flares and when there are significant operational problems as we see in this part here. tell operational problems as we see in this part here-— this part here. tell us exactly about what — this part here. tell us exactly about what gas _ this part here. tell us exactly about what gas flaring - this part here. tell us exactly about what gas flaring is - this part here. tell us exactly about what gas flaring is and | this part here. tell us exactly - about what gas flaring is and why it is done. ,., , about what gas flaring is and why it is done. ,.,, . , about what gas flaring i