it all meets here in north devon to make it such a special place.ncludes croyde, saunton and lynmouth joins the like of santa cruz in california and australia's gold coast. my dad taught me to surf when i was three. rosie is from a local farming family. but she swapped muddy fields for riding waves, and she's now a surf ininstructor. all of the uk's best surfers, people on the gb squad, they are all from devon, like woollacombe and croyde, so i'm not surprised it's on par with, like, these amazing breaks. feeling proud? yes, really proud. yeah, love it. oh, just to get that feeling, to get the energy, just, just amazing. lovely place, very friendly people here. just absolutely amazing. just gets you in the soul. it makes you feel like you're coming home when you come here. - with the season just getting started, international recognition could bring even more visitors, and could help protect this coastline for the future. one, two, three... jon kay, bbc news, north devon. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. shame the sun didn't come

the community here in torrington and north devon, we really do - stand by the ukrainians.e awful stories unfolding on the other side of europe, but often exasperated by what people see as unnecessary red tape. mark easton, bbc news, devon. the wife of the chancellor, rishi sunak, has said that she will pay tax in the uk on her overseas income, something she avoided — legally — until now. akshata murthy, who is a multi—millionaire, said she didn't wish her tax status to be a distraction for her husband. our business editor, simonjack, joins me now. this is quite an about—turn? up up to now, the chancellor has said the financial affairs of his wife had no bearing on his role. she has a couple of homes here, three in fact, if you include downing street, but she isn't resident for tax purposesin but she isn't resident for tax purposes in the uk. she is a non—dom so she doesn't pay tax on overseas earnings, which is legal. tonight, she said in a statement, it's become clear that it isn't compatible with my husband's as chancellor. i understand the british sense of fairness and

jon kay, bbc news, north devon. you've been watching newsday.ky has visited the town of booch and accused moscow of genocide. russia says evidence of the killings have been fabricated. the common spokesman said video bodies in the streets had been manipulated. resident zelensky is also said in the past hour he is expected to address the un secure the council on tuesday. that's it from us. thanks for watching. tuesday. that's it from us. thanks forwatching. —— tuesday. that's it from us. thanks for watching. —— you and un security council. hello there. it was a mild start to the week, but it will get colder again later on. 16 celsius, though, on monday in hampshire — and for much of the country, temperatures are still in double figures early on tuesday morning. but it is colder in northern scotland — that's where the colder air is. much of the uk in this block of milder air. and between those two different masses, we have this weather front, and that's where we've got focus of the wettest weather. still could be some rain to clear away from engla

jon kay, bbc news, north devon.an see our live page that's constantly being updated by our teams on the ground and our correspondents, including the latest on how the us is backing an international prosecutors team to head to ukraine to collect that's at bbc.com slash news or download the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ chris rogers news. hello there. it was a mild start to the week, but it will get colder again later on. i6 celsius, though, on monday in hampshire — and for much of the country, temperatures are still in double figures early on tuesday morning. but it is colder in northern scotland — that's where the colder air is. much of the uk in this block of milder air. and between those two different masses, we have this weather front, and that's where we've got focus of the wettest weather. still could be some rain to clear away from england and wales first thing. it may brighten up for a while in northern ireland, most of the weather action is again in scotland — this is where it's going to

the welcome flags are out in north devon, in private gardens, and public buildings.g a war more than 1,500 miles away. chris tattersall is a local apple farmer and cider producer got farmer and cider producer who got in touch with the ukrainian consulate to say he wanted to welcome a family of refugees. he was put in touch with eleanor, her elderly parents and nine—year—old son five weeks ago. they are still surviving on hand—outs in poland. right, so this is the room where they will be staying. i think it will be perfect. devon generosity, though, is being thwarted by whitehall bureaucracy. if we can get the visa. it's taken chris weeks to navigate the forms and documents required by the government, including getting a passport for anna the cat. it's a sham excuse for slowing the process down, and i don't know why the government wants to slow it down. they are people who are desperate. there are families sleeping on park benches in freezing temperatures in poland. why? on a visit to the ukrainian institute in london, i asked the home secretary about the hold—ups in

the welcome flags are out in north devon, in private gardens, and public buildings.late to say he wanted to welcome a family of refugees. he was put in touch with eleanor, her elderly parents and nine—year—old son five weeks ago. they are still surviving on hand—outs in poland. right, so this is the room where they will be staying. i think it will be perfect. devon generosity, though, is being thwarted by whitehall bureaucracy. if we can get the visa. it's taken chris weeks to navigate the forms and documents required by the government, including getting a passport for anna the cat. it's a sham excuse for slowing the process down, and i don't know why the government wants to slow it down. they are people who are desperate. there are families sleeping on park benches in freezing temperatures in poland. why? on a visit to the ukrainian institute in london, i asked the home secretary about the hold—ups in getting war refugees to the uk. just 12,500 have arrived so far. priti patel speaking before today's figures were finalised, suggested it might only be 10,000. so, com

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are two types of oil stocks, ones returning capital at investment level, that's led by devon as long as you're north would be get a 7 or 8% yield. then the ones that are pure momentum you have to be careful, there's not many momentum ones you could argue that exxon, believe it or not, is momentum chevron reports friday up a huge amount mike worth, ceo, indicated he will buy every share possible. i think, all right, this is going to one day haunt me, i think there's a case to be made for oil in a world where geopolitical tensions aren't going away anytime soon. >> speaking of devon, you bought 150 shares yesterday for the trust. >> yield 7, 8% >> and halliburton monday. >> let me tell you, that's one that doesn't have dividend they reported an amazing quarter. everybody has to raise numbers this is halliburton's time this it has been up a lot, but this is their time. >> you think jim is excited talking about halliburton, talk about ford paypal, qualcomm after the bell. we look to those, get trades ahead of results dow up nearly 400. nasdaq up nearly 179 back after this. hybrid work is here. it's ther

north—easterly wind brought in the cloud overnight. as we go through the middle part of the morning, midlands towards wales and the south—west, confined to devongyll and bute up to 18 today. on the north sea coast down to nine or 11 degrees. for those suffering from hay fever, it is a look away now moment. high levels across much of the uk. this evening and overnight some of the cloud in the south but more will pushing on the brisk winds across england and wales especially, across england and wales especially, a few light showers this morning. the breeze is enough to stop a frost from forming, so the gardeners can have a night at ease. into the start of the weekend, like today, lots of cloud across england and wales. more showers around, especially in the is, pushing south and south—west later. sunshine starting to break through regularly. we will still get 15 to 17 in western scotland, 16 to 17 in parts of central to southern england. low pressure continues to meet its weight is. into sunday we should hopefully see more sunshine return. still habitually along the eastern coasts. in the north—east of scotland it will be chillier on sunday. wit

sea, only tens and 11s in off the chilly north sea, only tens and 115 here, best in the west for sunshine, we will pick more breeze up in southern parts of devony little wind as well. it is static weather pattern so nothing to push that cloud away, so there could be weak weather fronts bringing cloud away, so there could be weak weatherfronts bringing patchy rain to the north of scotland. we will see more cloud under that area of high pressure, but where the sub comes out with the lighter winds it will feel pleasant, very similar story for friday, one again, but out in the atlantic, looming, the potential for at least a bit of rain in the north—west for the weekend. i'm ben brown live in kyiv. the head of the united nation is on a peace mission to moscow. he says the war and the suffering here in ukraine must end. antonio guterres calls for a ceasefire as he prepares to meet the russian leader vladimir putin. russia's invasion of ukraine is a violation of its territorial integrity and against the charter of the united nations. but it is my deep conviction that the sooner we end this war, the better. quite naturally the secretary general _ quit

founded in 1970, one devon employs more than 1600 hardworking people with operations in oklahoma, texas, new mexico, wyoming, and north dakota. in january of 2021, we completed image with wpx energy and provide lee producing more american oil and energy today than at any time in a 50 or company history. there devon is an upstream company. we refine produce oil and natural gas and natural gas to liquids. we do not refine or store refined products. we invest heavily to recover these horses and then contract [inaudible] prices dipped to the dictated by complex global commodity market. would you not -- set or have significant influence over the price of a project. multiple factors impact that the price of any global commodity and over the past two years we have seen extreme volatility as the. that's a glove covid pandemic shut down global economies, demand decays drastically in the price for court all plummeted. in fact in april of 2020, crude oil futures actually went to a negative $37 a barrel. as the economy began reopening, markets adjusted, and we at devon adjusted and we increasing production. again the events in uk

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