not with the north sea. i meant to be yes. i want to travel as sustainably as possible over what so i rent a bike, like lots of vacationers answered. most of the cycle passed on. good. go through the dune landscape away from the roads at because the sea is never far away on this narrow island. i stop for a swim. ah, let's get into the water. the north sea is pretty chilly, and refreshing. ah, well, at the sent out. i just love traveling, especially to south america, and that's why i'm particularly happy to announce the winning video from our last year campaign. we asked you to sent us your holiday videos and we like the one from his lane tom, on, from switzerland best, a south america tour as a selfie video. very inspiring. ah, with ah, ah, ah, with wow. ah ah ah ah ah oh oh, the suit of yesteryear may be long gone, but the magnificent freezing homes of waders and captains overlooking the watt and seek half remember this one's really beautiful. take a look at this house at the mud flaps while m o. i'm in cato. this was once th

ah, the north sea is pretty chilly, and refreshing. ah, ever sent out. i just love traveling, especially to south america, and that's why i'm particularly happy to announce the winning video from our last year campaign. we asked you to send us your holiday videos and we like the one from his lane tom, on, from switzerland best, a south america tour as a selfie video. very inspiring. ah. with ah. ah, ah, with help. oh wow. i ah, ah oh. oh, the suit of yesteryear may be long gone, but the magnificent freezing homes of whalers and captains overlooking the what and seek i have re master. this one's really beautiful. take a look at this house at the mud flaps while i am now. i am entitled this was once the main town of zoot and it's still sort of the heart of the island . there are no more captains living here. in fact, not even many locals to date freezing houses like these are covetous. s holiday hopes. ah. like many other popular holiday destinations, zip also has a problem with mass tourism and above all, with the disappearance of affordable living space

from here i plan to explore the island with the north sea. island of zeus has an almost legendary reputation, the endless west beach, the often rough sea, and then this promise of freedom and adventure. but the island is suffering more and more from the consequences of tourism. i want to find out more about that and what you can discover here, despite the covert related restrictions, let's go, ah, we take a look back at suits golden age as a hotspot for jet centers and celebrities. on the neighboring island of fur, we see how today's tourism is displacing the locals. and with present the winning video of our final vimeo campaign, it takes us to south america. ah . like in the summer of 2020, there's a lot going on in. so this year most of the islands, hotels, and holiday apartments are right here. invest island in this 2nd summer of the pandemic, many germans have opted for east vacation instead of traveling abroad. ah. com, where are you from? from kosler. why have you come to suit much because it's nice and it's germany. it's wonderful. here

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something a little brighter developing down to the south, still rather gray and murky for some north sea of north west england, northern ireland and scotland, we should see some good spells of sunshine and the highest of the temperatures in western scotland, up to 22 degrees. it will stay cooler close to some of these north sea coasts with a bit of a breeze and some areas of clouds. now, through saturday night, it looks like we're going to see another clutch of thunderstorms pushing up from the south, again, affecting parts of england and wales and into sunday where those showers and storms will continue to trundle a little further north with some uncertainty about just how far north they will get will get. it could turn into a very wet day indeed for parts of east anglia and where we keep the cloud and the outbreaks of rain temperatures say across parts of the midlands no better than 12 or 13 degrees. contrast that with sunny skies for northern ireland and most especially western scotland, with temperatures again here into the low 20 celsius. now, a quick look ahead at next week's weath

ah ah. container ship congestion in the north sea. a chunk of the world's cargo capacity is stuck at ports in germany. the netherlands and belgium. also on the show can a sustainable development bond to help address that growing global hunger. and sanctions leave. russia's aviation industry on shaky ground. this is the w business. i'm to now dumas unwelcome shipping bottlenecks have come to europe. germany's keel institute for the world. the economy says almost 2 percent of the global freight capacity is currently stuck at ports in germany. the netherlands and belgium and cannot be loaded or unloaded a german dock workers strike has ratcheted up the pressure that's forced huge container ships represented by dots here to drop anchor and wait outside t ports like hamburg. it's a different kind of traffic jam. just of the german coast cargo ships wait to duck in hamburg around $150000.00 containers, just sit and wait on the north sea and around the world. 11 percent of global shipping floats at anchor consumers everywhere. our.

also on the show container ship congestion in the north sea, the chunk of the world's cargo capacity is stuck at ports in germany, the netherlands, and belgium, and plans to miner uranium in brazil have farmers worried about their crops and their health. i'm christy flats, and this is the w business. u. s. president joe biden says washington must take action. that's after prices surged at the fastest pace and more than 4 decades. the latest government report shows, year on your inflation was what is at 88.6 percent in may. sharp rises in gasoline, housing, airline fairs, and vehicles drove up the consumer price index ramp. inflation is putting pressures on many families who have to pay much more for food, fuel and rent. and economists say the war and ukraine and supply chain disruptions have contributed to rising prices. the u. s. federal reserve is expected to raise key interest rates next week, and again in july, in an effort to slow inflation. of a growing fears over inflation has given financial markets their worst week since january, both in the us and europe. stocks fell sharpl

not come up with aah. container ship congestion in the north sea. a chunk of the world's cargo capacity is stuck at ports in germany. the netherlands and belgium. also on the show can a sustainable development bond to help address growling global hunger and sanctions leave russia's aviation industry on shaky ground. this is the w business. i'm anal demila. unwelcome. shipping bottlenecks have come to europe. germany is keel institute for the world. the economy has almost 2 percent of the global freight capacity is currently stuck at ports in germany, the netherlands and belgium, and cannot be loaded or unloaded a german dock workers strike has ratcheted up the pressure that's forced huge container ships represented by dots here to drop anchor and wait. outside t ports, like hamburg. it's a different kind of traffic jam. just off the german coast, cargo ships wait to duck in hamburg around $150000.00 containers. just sit and wait on the north sea and around the world. 11 percent of global shipping floats at anchor, consumers everywhere are feeling th

just sit and wait on the north sea and around the world, 11 percent of global shipping floats of anchor consumers everywhere are feeling the effects a constant moment. this also means that shelves in supermarkets and hardware stores are empty godaddy as an thomas vaughn. of ich, runs a large logistics company in hamburg. at the moment he asked or improvised a lot. his warehouses keep filling up, but there are no ships to take the cargo on board. when some a woman, when it's full, it's full just like a barrel, and the last drop then causes it to overflow. and that's how it is here. a german duck workers strike is only adding to the chaos. ships are not getting unloaded. the workers are demanding a pay raise for their non stop work during the pandemic to the people here in the port gave it there all during locked down and they're still pushing themselves to the breaking point to ensure that supply chains are maintained for thomas vaughn of which the strike still means more unfulfilled deliveries that leads to gaps in the supply chain and shortages for consumers. and the really big shippin

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an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we had through monday night andf england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into the far south of england as well through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures typically between 7—10 celsius. then tuesday actually looks to be a quieter day. with low pressure to the east and west of us, high—pressure to the north and the south, so the winds will be fairly light. there will be quite large amounts of cloud and probably more cloud across scotland and northern ireland compared to the weekend, particularly for these eastern coasts where we could still pick up a few showers. a few showers may be pushing into northern ireland through the afternoon, and we're expecting some showers to develop across the far south—west of england. but for many, it's mainly dry. we could just get a scattering of showers across england and wales, but in the sunshine certainly feeling warmer than it has done. temperatures up to around 2! or 22 celsius. most of us will see some showers or longer spe

further north, the weather remains quieter with lots of then stand back and look out for north sea coastsrth sea coasts and the best of the saturday morning sunshine to be found across parts of northern ireland and western scotland. these areas having a really nice looking day on saturday. still some nissan work and low cloud for eastern coasts. showers in the south should drift northwards into parts of the midlands come across wales and should weaken a little as the day wears on as well. the highest temperatures will be found in western scotland, with values up to 22 celsius. as we look ahead to sunday, we see another clutch of showers and thunderstorms are drifting northwards across parts of england and wales. northern ireland and scotland should stay drier and brighter. giving thanks for the queen's 70—year reign, but her majesty is absent from the service at st paul's cathedral. after experiencing discomfort during yesterday's celebrations, the queen was represented by prince charles who was joined by other senior royals. it was the first public appearance in the uk for the duke and d

now, that area of low pressure will start to pull away from the east coast into the north sea as we headn we'e in between weather systems for monday afternoon. so, it should be a quieter day generally. but we will start off with that area of cloud through many central, northern and eastern areas. the rain eventually pulling away from the east coast along with a strong breeze. then the winds will be lighter into the afternoon. we should see more sunshine across parts of wales, southern england, and again, some good spells of sunshine in scotland, where we could make 21 celsius, but we could even see 20 celsius in the warmest spots in the south. again, into tuesday, we are in between weather systems, so it's another quiet day, we think, before it starts to turn more unsettled from wednesday onwards, as atlantic low—pressure systems start to move in across the country. that will bring outbreaks of rain followed by sunshine and showers. so, it's a quieter start to the new week. wednesday, one area of low pressure will move through, followed by another one by the end of the week, which will b

and that's because of the fresh winds blowing off the north sea.y, there is a change taking place to the south of us, a weather front here. high pressure in the north, so it's scotland, from saturday, that has the best of the weather — windless weather, clear blue skies, stunning conditions here. fine weather also stretching into the lakes and northern ireland, but in the south, there will be more cloud and a good chance of catching some showers, from southern wales, along the southern counties, maybe a little bit further north. and then, saturday night into sunday, there is a risk of thunderstorms across southern areas of the uk. they will be drifting in from the south. the forecast will keep changing. these are very notorious to forecast. the shape of these storms change, the areas they affect may change. but the point is that through the course of sunday morning, we think that area of thundery weather will be drifting further northwards. but even once it clears in the south, showers could return in the afternoon, so a very unpredictable day for

coasts, and that's because of those fresh winds blowing off the north sea, and this is the forecast, there is a change taking place to the south of us, a weather front here. high pressure in the north, so it's scotland that, on saturday, has the best of the weather — windless weather, clear blue skies, stunning conditions here. fine weather also stretching into the lakes, and northern ireland, but in the south, there will be more cloud, and a good chance of catching some showers, from southern wales, along the southern counties, maybe a little bit further north. then, saturday night, into sunday, there is a risk of thunderstorms across southern areas of the uk. they will be drifting in from the south. the forecast will keep changing. these are very notorious to forecast. the sort of shape of these storms change, the sort of areas they affect may change. but the point is that, through the course of sunday morning, we think that area of thundery weather will be drifting further northwards, but even once it clears in the south, showers could return in the afternoon, so a very unpredict

cool along north sea coasts. — 21 degrees or so. and then through sunday night, it stays rather cloudy. further pulses of rain across northern, central and eastern england, some of the ranges getting into southern scotland at times, too. —— and eastern england, some of the rain just getting into southern scotland at times, too. double—figure values to start the day on monday in the south, single figures in the north under the clear skies. so, for monday, the pressure chart shows that area of low pressure slowly pulling out into the north sea, taking the rain with it. and then we're in between weather systems for monday afternoon, so many places should be a little bit drier with probably a bit more sunshine around. still a rather cloudy start for monday through central, northern and eastern england. the rain, the strong winds pull away from the east coast. more sunshine in the south. plenty of sunshine again across large parts of scotland, where we could see the high teens there, maybe 20 degrees in the warmer spo

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much cooler under the rain, low teens, cool along the north sea coast, the better sunshine and warmths northern, central and eastern england. some of the ranges getting into southern scotland. double—figure values to start the day on monday in the south. single figures in the north under clear skies. for monday, the pressure chart showers the low pressure pulling out into the north sea, taking the rain weathered. remember, in between weather systems for monday afternoon so many places should be dry over the more sunshine around. rather cloudier start for monday, through central england. rain and strong winds pull away from the east coast. more sunshine in the south. plenty of sunshine again across large parts of scotland where we can see the high teens there, maybe 20 degrees and warmer in the spots in the south. we'll have to watch that area of rain moving into southwest england and the channel islands during monday night. into tuesday, the rain should clear away from southern areas, and then because we are in between weather systems again it looks largely quiet. maybe an odd shower

coasts, and that's because of those fresh winds blowing off the north sea, and this is the forecast the south of us — a weather front here. high pressure in the north, so it's scotland that, on saturday, has the best of the weather — windless weather, clear blue skies, stunning conditions here. fine weather also stretching into the lakes and northern ireland, but in the south, there will be more cloud and a good chance of catching some showers from southern wales, along the southern counties, maybe a little bit further north. and then, saturday night, into sunday, there's a risk of thunderstorms across southern areas of the uk. they will be drifting in from the south. the forecast will keep changing. these are very notorious to forecast. the sort of shape of these storms change, the sort of areas they affect may change but the point is that through the course of sunday morning, we think that area of thundery weather will be drifting further northwards, but even once it clears in the south, showers could return in the afternoon, so a very unpredictable day for southern parts on sunda

much cooler under the rain, low teens, cool along the north sea coast, the better sunshine and warmthoudy, further pulses of rain across northern, central and eastern england. some of the ranges getting into southern scotland. double—figure values to start the day on monday in the south. single figures in the north under clear skies. for monday, the pressure chart showers the low pressure pulling out into the north sea, taking the rain with it. remember, in between weather systems for monday afternoon so many places should be dry with more sunshine around. rather cloudier start for monday, through central england. rain and strong winds pull away from the east coast. more sunshine in the south. plenty of sunshine again across large parts of scotland where we can see the high teens there, maybe 20 degrees in warmer in the spots in the south. we'll have to watch that area of rain moving into southwest england and the channel islands during monday night. into tuesday, the rain should clear away from southern areas, and then because we are in between weather systems again it looks largely

south korea's military says north korea has fired several ballistic missiles towards the sea off itsand the united states wrapped up their first combined military exercises involving an american aircraft carrier in more than four years. pyongyang has long protested against the joint exercises, and the country has stepped up its missile tests in recent weeks. all i want for christmas is you is one of the most successful christmas singles of all time, but now, 28 years after its release, mariah carey and her co—writer are facing a $20 million lawsuit. songwriter andy stone accuses them of exploiting a song he co—wrote in 1989 which had the same name. let's have a listen to the song you've most probably heard before. # i don't want a lot for christmas. # there is just one thing i need. # and i don't care about the presents, well, earlier i spoke to pamela koslyn, who's a los angeles attorney specialising in music and intellectual property, and asked whether she thought this case had any merit. none — none whatsoever. it won't get past summary judgement and i doubt it will even get that

so, towards midnight, the clouds out in the north sea, just bits and pieces left behind it.n in the colder spots, no lower than around 10—12 there in scotland. and then tomorrow, right from the word go, it's lots of sunshine, scattered fairweather clouds, moving quickly, pushed by a strong, really blustery wind, particularly in the afternoon. and i think showers in the forecast for northern ireland and scotland. here are the temperatures friday middle of the afternoon. 18 in glasgow, highest temperatures to the east, i think, and across england. hello and welcome to your thursday one show,

much cooler under the rain, low teens, cool along the north sea coast, the better sunshine and warmthight, cloudy, further pulses of rain across northern, central and eastern england. some of the ranges getting into southern scotland. double—figure values to start the day on monday in the south. single figures in the north under clear skies. for monday, the pressure chart showers the low pressure pulling out into the north sea, taking the rain with it. remember, in between weather systems for monday afternoon so many places should be dry with more sunshine around. rather cloudier start for monday, through central england. rain and strong winds pull away from the east coast. more sunshine in the south. plenty of sunshine again across large parts of scotland where we can see the high teens there, maybe 20 degrees in warmer in the spots in the south. we'll have to watch that area of rain moving into southwest england and the channel islands during monday night. into tuesday, the rain should clear away from southern areas, and then because we are in between weather systems again it looks

well, nick kwek has been out to the north sea to find out how one energy company is trying to prevent of puffins. nine miles off the coast of wick at the far north of scotland, it's wavy and it's windy. i can see them there on the horizon. i've come to visit the 84 turbines that make up sse renewables�*s beatrice site. this is one of the uk's largest offshore wind farms with enough capacity to power almost 500,000 homes. the uk government, though, wants enough wind energy to be generated to power all of british homes by 2030 and it has cut approval times for new offshore farms from four years to just one. of course, it's not as simple as just sticking these things into the sea bed. right now with offshore wind and the scale of development we're going to see, we just don't yet know how that's going to impact the ocean, so we always need to think about the impact on habitats and wildlife, especially when we're harnessing nature's resources, we need to make sure that we're protecting the natural environment too. they've been conducting a study with microsoft and avanade on the isle of ma

rather murky for some north sea coasts.here we'll have some of the highest of the temperatures. parts of the western highlands could get to 22 degrees at this stage. further south, likely to be a little bit cooler as that cloud and those showers start to work in. and through saturday night, it looks like the showers and thunderstorms in the south will become more widespread and will start to drift northwards into sunday, affecting parts of wales, northern england, maybe getting into northern ireland by the end of the day. best of the sunshine on sunday will be found in the north of that weather system, so across scotland. and once again, the western side of scotland may well be favoured for some of the best of the sunshine and highest temperatures, with highs of 2! degrees. this will break up into showers, some heavy and thundery, i'm katty kay, live from canade gate, where the platinum jubilee celebrations are continuing in to the evening here in london. earlier, the queen was joined on the balcony at buckingham palace by

a gas drilling project in the north sea naming is would be harmful to the thriving nature there. that's after berlin. an officer don decided to join forces to develop a new gas field in the cutting dependence on russian energy. the german government, however done play the impact of any future drilling. again, other words, the gas quantities that could be extracted from this field are small in the context of the total gas consumption in germany. so this contributes little to the gas consumption and the associated emission, so that this is not a fundamental decision. assume the north sea project in question was previously abandoned by germany and the netherlands, mainly because of the use green policies. however, the decision was reversed in response to sanctions on russian energy r t. contributor ritual. marston can tell us more, some countries in the european union having to choose between pleasing environmentalists or pleasing ukrainian president. a lot of years lensky and 3 years is who wins that contest. germany of the netherlands have just announced a new joint project to rep

some grey and rather murky conditions for some north sea coasts.nd storms in the south will drift northwards and will then tend to peter out, i think, into the afternoon. afternoon temperatures on saturday, just 13—14 for hull and newcastle, 22 for the western side of scotland. into sunday, some rain, maybe some thunderstorms across the southern half of the uk. drier and brighter further north. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a service of thanksgiving to mark the queen's 70—year reign. her majesty was represented by prince charles, after she experienced discomfort during yesterday's celebrations. it was first public appearance in the uk, for the duke and duchess of sussex in two years. during the service, tributes were paid to the queen's years of service. a mixed reception with some booing and jeering, while others cheered, as borisjohnson arrived with his wife, carrie, at st paul's. a train has derailed in southern germany, leaving 60 people injured, some seriously, and at least 3 dead. and it's 100 days since russia launched its invasi

some grey and rather murky conditions for some north sea coasts.rms in the south will drift northwards and will then tend to peter out, i think, into the afternoon. afternoon temperatures on saturday, just 13—14 for hull and newcastle, 22 for the western side of scotland. into sunday, some rain, maybe some thunderstorms across the southern half of the uk. drier and brighter further north. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a service of thanksgiving to mark the queen's 70—year reign. her majesty was represented by prince charles, after she experience �*discomfort�* during yesterday's celebrations. it was first public appearance in the uk for the duke and duchess of sussex in two years. during the service tributes were paid to the queen's years of service. borisjohnson was booed and jeered by some among the crowds, as he arrived with his wife, carrie, at st paul's — though others cheered. a train has derailed in southern germany leaving 60 people injured and at least three dead. and it's a 100 days since russia launched its invasion of ukraine

is behind it over to the warden islands now, which have condemned a gas drilling projects in the north sea. they say it will be harmful for the environment and it comes after germany on the netherlands decided to join forces to develop a new gas field, which is aimed at cutting dependence on bushing energy. the german federal ministry however, downplayed the impacts of future drilling. let us go, in other words, the gas quantities that could be extracted from this field or small in the context of the total gas consumption in germany casa, this contributes little to the gas consumption and he associated emission so that this is not a fundamental decision to resume unhealthy projects was previously abandoned by i'm to done. i'm berlin, mainly because of the european union's ecological policy. however, the decision has been changed over sanctions on russian energy r t contributor rachel marsden, explains the change of agenda. some countries in the european union having to choose between pleasing environmentalists or pleasing ukrainian president. a lot of years lensky and 3, this is who wins t

rather murky for some north sea coasts.es. parts of the western highlands could get to 22 degrees at this stage. further south, likely to be a little bit cooler as that cloud and those showers start to work in. and through saturday night, it looks like the showers and thunderstorms in the south will become more widespread and will start to drift northwards into sunday, affecting parts of wales, northern england, maybe getting into northern ireland by the end of the day. best of the sunshine on sunday will be found in the north of that weather system, so across scotland. and once again, the western side of scotland may well be favoured for some of the best of the sunshine and highest temperatures, with highs of 21 degrees. as the platinum jubilee celebrations get under way. she was joined on the balcony at buckingham palace by members of herfamily — but not prince andrew, nor harry and megan. they watched 70 aircraft take part in a spectacular flypast, which included the world—famous red arrows. cheering. tens of thousands p

so, into tomorrow, we've still got this area of low pressure slowly pulling away into the north sea ande outbreaks of rain across eastern and northern england through the morning. it will be gradually turning drier and brighter for the west. we'll still keep quite large amounts of cloud through much of england and wales, but more in the way of bright and sunny spells compared to today. still some showers developing through parts of wales, central, southern and south—west england. we could see a spell of more persistent rain arriving into the far south—west of england and the channel islands through the afternoon. cloudierfor northern ireland, but mainly dry. the best of the sunshine, once again, across scotland, where we'll see some of the highest temperatures. but it should feel warmer across england and wales compared to today. an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we head through monday night and into tuesday, pushing more cloud back along to these eastern coasts of england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into t

coasts, and that's because of those fresh winds blowing off the north sea, and this is the forecasthange taking place to the south of us, a weather front here. high pressure in the north, so it's scotland, from saturday, that has the best of the weather — windless weather, clear blue skies, stunning conditions here. fine weather also stretching into the lakes, and northern ireland, but in the south, there will be more cloud, and a good chance of catching some showers, from southern wales, along the southern counties, maybe a little bit further north. then, saturday night, into sunday, there is a risk of thunderstorms across southern areas of the uk. they will be drifting in from the south. the forecast will keep changing. these are very notorious to forecast. the sort of shape of these storms change, the sort of areas they affect may change. but the point is that, through the course of sunday morning, we think that area of thundery weather will be drifting further northwards, but even once it clears in the south, showers could return in the afternoon, so a very unpredictable day for

so, into tomorrow, we've still got this area of low pressure slowly pulling away into the north sea andough the morning. it will be gradually turning drier and brighter for the west. we'll still keep quite large amounts of cloud through much of england and wales, but more in the bright and sunny but more in the way of bright and sunny spells compared to today. still some showers developing through parts of wales, central, southern and south—west england. we could see a spell of more persistent rain arriving into the far south—west of england and the channel islands through the afternoon. cloudierfor northern ireland, but mainly dry. the best of the sunshine, once again, across scotland, where we'll see some of the highest temperatures. but it should feel warmer across england and wales compared to today. an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we head through monday night and into tuesday, pushing more cloud back along to these eastern coasts of england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into the far south of england as

a bit more of a breeze and low—grade cloud drifting off the north sea.ales. this is bbc news, i'm simon pusey. our top stories: 100 days since russia began its invasion of ukraine. we have a report from a town in the donbas region which is in russia's sights. the world food programme warns that more than 80 million people in east africa are facing acute food shortages because of the fighting in ukraine. fanfare. a thanksgiving service at saint paul's cathedral marks queen elizabeth's 70—year reign, but the queen herself was absent. an investigation begins after a train derails in germany, leaving at least four people dead. and an apology from uefa after the chaos that marred the champions league final between liverpool and real madrid.

while the north sea project in question was previously abandoned by germany on the netherlands, mainly because of the use green policies. however, the decision was reversed in response to functions on russian energy. r t. contributor rachel marston takes up the story. some countries in the european union having to choose between pleasing environmentalists or pleasing ukrainian president . a lot of years lensky and 3 d as is who is that contest? germany of the netherlands have just announced a new joint project to replace russian gas imports. and environmentalists can't possibly be too happy about it. the 2 countries have taken the 1st steps job rise to really for gasoline or see after russian energy giant gas from said that it was turning off the gas tap on its exports to the netherlands duct. yes, buying and trading for gas, kara had been refusing lost those demands to pay for russian gas rubles in order to secure continue deliveries. amid the european union's financial sanctions against russia. over the credit complet, germany has invested heavily in its green energy strategy and new

coasts, and that's because of those fresh winds blowing off the north sea, and this is the forecastouth of us — a weather front here. high pressure in the north, so it's scotland that, on saturday, has the best of the weather — windless weather, clear blue skies, stunning conditions here. fine weather also stretching into the lakes and northern ireland, but in the south, there will be more cloud and a good chance of catching some showers from southern wales, along the southern counties, maybe a little bit further north. and then, saturday night, into sunday, there's a risk of thunderstorms across southern areas of the uk. they will be drifting in from the south. the forecast will keep changing. these are very notorious to forecast. the sort of shape of these storms change, the sort of areas they affect may change but the point is that through the course of sunday morning, we think that area of thundery weather will be drifting further northwards, but even once it clears in the south, showers could return in the afternoon, so a very unpredictable day for southern parts on sunday. thi

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much cooler under the rain, low teens, cool along the north sea coast, the better sunshine and warmthrn, central and eastern england. some of the ranges getting into southern scotland. double—figure values to start the day on monday in the south. single figures in the north under clear skies. for monday, the pressure chart showers the low pressure pulling out into the north sea, taking the rain with it. remember, in between weather systems for monday afternoon so many places should be dry with more sunshine around. rather cloudier start for monday, through central england. rain and strong winds pull away from the east coast. more sunshine in the south. plenty of sunshine again across large parts of scotland where we can see the high teens there, maybe 20 degrees in warmer in the spots in the south. we'll have to watch that area of rain moving into southwest england and the channel islands during monday night. into tuesday, the rain should clear away from southern areas, and then because we are in between weather systems again it looks largely quiet. maybe an odd shower here and there,

something a little brighter developing down to the south, still rather gray and murky for some north sea see some good spells of sunshine and the highest of the temperatures in western scotland, up to 22 degrees. it will stay cooler close to some of these north sea coasts with a bit of a breeze and some areas of clouds. now through saturday night, it looks like we're going to see another clutch of thunderstorms pushing up from the south, again, affecting parts of england and wales and into sunday where those showers and storms will continue to trundle a little further north with some uncertainty about just how far north they will get will get. it could turn into a very wet day indeed for parts of east anglia and where we keep the cloud and the outbreaks of rain temperatures say, across parts of the midlands no better than 12 or 13 degrees. contrast that with sunny skies for northern ireland and most especially western scotland, with temperatures again here into the low 20 celsius. now a quick look ahead at next week's weather because it looks like we will eventually see frontal systems p

still rather grey and murky for some north sea coasts. st england, northern ireland and scotland, we should see some good spells of sunshine, and the highest of the temperatures in western scotland, up to 22 degrees. it will stay cooler close to some of these north sea coasts with a bit of a breeze and some areas of cloud. now through saturday night, it looks like we're going to see another clutch of thunderstorms pushing up from the south, again affecting parts of england and wales. and into sunday, those showers and storms will continue to trundle a little further north, with some uncertainty aboutjust how far north they will get. it could turn into a very wet day indeed for parts of east anglia and where we keep the cloud and the outbreaks of rain, temperatures, say across parts of the midlands, no better than 12 or 13 degrees. contrast that with sunny skies for northern ireland and most especially western scotland, with temperatures again here into the low 20s celsius. now a quick look ahead at next week's weather, because it looks lik