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the phone that went into the north sea. _ into the north sea. or two about reputation and privacy —— alex mccready. he is from the reputation and privacy team. it is baffling. here are two people who court publicity. they are married to two very famous footballers, they make money out of pr events and walking down red carpets and at home features, but i suppose this is a reminder to newspapers and particularly friends and family, that private means private. i think so. absolutely. _ that private means private. i think so. absolutely. this _ that private means private. i think so. absolutely. this was - that private means private. i think so. absolutely. this was an i so. absolutely. this was an information leak from coleen rooney's private social media account, and obviously very serious information that was being leaked, so she felt she had no choice but to set about on some detective work and find out who was responsible, which he has now done. truth? find out who was responsible, which he has now done.— he has now done. why do you think this

about full or partial nationalization hydrocarbon production in the north sea.rstly, the reserves there are depleted, and, secondly, it is easier to say about it. what to do now, when the scottish government has launched a campaign to prepare for the referendum, old questions again emerge that could not really be answered in 2014. what currency will the country have, what will be the borders with england, and finally whether or not the scots want to see the british monarch as the head of their state, as it has been for centuries, even nikola is the next day after she announced the date of the second referendum, it was nice to talk to queen elizabeth ii, who arrived in burg, giving her a bottle of whiskey. good morning. your majesty is glad to see you in edinburgh always happy to come back here. i only yes, yes, but what is it, this is whiskey, this is the oldest johnny walker design is made in the scottish style, and this is a scarf made in honor of the opening of the third bridge to scotland, a special scottish design. what a delight the long years of cohabitat

that moves into the north sea.low cloud and patchy fog pushing into the sea. —— max on mist. some warmer nights to come. the mist, low cloud and fog will hold back, we will get sunshine more widely across the uk tomorrow and the winds will be very light, heat continues to build tomorrow with a hot day than today with temperatures in the midlands towards the south—east 27—29 c. darren bett, thank you, not least your generosity. now on bbc news, brenda emmanus explores the global impact of african fashion and travels to ghana to look at how designers are putting culture and traditions front and centre of their designs. african creatives are shifting the landscape of fashion by simply being themselves. there has evolved a single—mindedness when coupled with creativity has produced a generation of innovators who have caught the world's attention and on a trip to ghana i got to understand why. i think it has a very kind of fresh energy, a very vibrant energy. we are just in a period now that african brands are just owni

the baltic and north sea coast are peppered with about 100000 of them. it's a german phenomenon. the somewhat bulky wicker chairs have never really caught on in other countries. not even after former chancellor angle america had the visiting heads of state pose for their official photo in an extra large beach chair at the 2007 g 8 summit in highland dam on the baltic. now this very infer sleeping could well become another attraction for holiday makers in germany. there certainly appears to be enough demand funds. it's still gonna help people love sitting by the beach and you're not actually allowed to spend the night here. but with a sleeping chair, you'd have a special permission to stay god here. now from come night is falling and hike and off. now daniella and juerg and visa are all alone on the beach, enjoying the sunset from their chair beside the sea. and with that, we wrap up the show if you'd like a chance of getting your hands on a picnic basket to go along with your beach experience, then be sure to check out our website for the details of this week's draw. as always, t

we do _ there in the north sea for 30 years. we do not _ there in the north sea for 30 years.of living in the sea. you get the — see the scars of living in the sea. you get the juxtaposition between new and _ you get the juxtaposition between new and old, it is important to see it coming _ new and old, it is important to see it coming together in one piece. there _ it coming together in one piece. there is— it coming together in one piece. there is an _ it coming together in one piece. there is an educational aspect, you are talking about you want to spark conversations about recycling on a grand scale and making something sustainable too. the grand scale and making something sustainable too.— sustainable too. the whole pro'ect is to invest — sustainable too. the whole pro'ect is to invest and fi sustainable too. the whole pro'ect is to invest and celebrate �* sustainable too. the whole pro'ect is to invest and celebrate the h sustainable too. the whole project is to invest and celebrate the uk l is to invest and celebrate the uk creativity— is to invest and celebrate the uk cr

behind it, clearer skies and breezy down the north sea coastline as well.t with all this cloud but through the day it will break. brighter skies with some sunshine for scotland and northern england and for a time for northern ireland before the next week weather front comes in and introduces some thicker cloud. down the north sea coastline with the breeze it will feel cooler but in land, we are looking at temperatures up to 25. on friday, again, quite a lot of cloud to start the day. we have some rain coming in across scotland and northern ireland. the cloud breaking and then we will see the sunshine. it will feel quite humid as well. temperatures climbing, we are looking 13—27 north to south. for the weekend, high pressure still very much with us. we have fronts toppling it. for northern ireland and northern and western scotland, in the northern isles, more prone to the cloud and rain. further south, back into the sunshine and warm. furthersouth, back into the sunshine and warm. this is bbc news. land or these are the latest headlines in the uk and around

we've got a windfall tax on north sea i i think would be a mistake.ot a windfall tax on north sea oil and gas— that is politically divisive, of course, what more do you think the government could and should do? 50 you think the government could and should do? sol you think the government could and should do? ., �* ~ , should do? so i don't think it is actually that — should do? so i don't think it is actually that complicated. - should do? so i don't think it is actually that complicated. i - should do? so i don't think it is i actually that complicated. i think the energy market, which, by the way, _ the energy market, which, by the way, energy is an essential good people _ way, energy is an essential good people need, heating your homes is absurdly— people need, heating your homes is absurdly essential, and that market has been _ absurdly essential, and that market has been written for a very long time _ has been written for a very long time the — has been written for a very long time. the same time people see eye watering _ time. the same time peop

a lovely day for england and wales, we will see the cloud heading into the north sea, and there will be cloud in the north—west of the uk. the temperatures are 11 to 14 degrees, still hot enough, but there are some hot nights to come. the low cloud and fog burns back towards the coast, we have more sunshine widely, hardly any bristol, but inland the temperatures are climbing to 27 to 29 celsius. now on bbc news, unspun world. hello and welcome to new broadcasting house, the bbc�*s headquarters in central london. welcome too to unspun world, where we put the key questions of the moment to the bbc�*s experts right around the globe. has something gone permanently and disturbingly wrong with politics in the united states, or can it be mended? we live in a time when serious political commentators are talking about the possibility of a second american civil war. the bbc ukrainian reporter who saw pictures of her own home destroyed live on television. what does she think about russia's targeting of civilians in the ukraine war? i don't see any logic of why would somebody wants to bomb those

last year, our total income from the north sea was only $0.2 billion.ling 300 miles northeast towards tavanger. norway as well as the scottish aberdeen produces almost the same amount of oil. the total income from the sale, which amounted to 9 billion pounds. why is there such a difference the oil and gas industry in norway belongs to the state, ours is privatized, and in the current situation a huge part of the income from the exploitation of our natural resources goes to england with nothing money does not go to the development of infrastructure to create new production jobs they disperse offshore and scotland they receive no benefit on the eve of the first referendum on independence in scotland there was talk. on the full or partial nationalization of hydrocarbon production in the north sea. well, firstly, the reserves there are depleted, and, secondly, it is easier to say about it. what to do now, when the scottish government has launched a campaign to prepare for the referendum, old questions again emerge that could not really be answered in 2014.

with this meant was that the both the north sea and the english channel were under the control of the world navy and when it came time to dispatch british forces to flanders and to france not a single british soldiers life was lost. churchill also later played a role in the creation of the device that would end trench warfare and that was the tank now there are others who were developing this idea, but churchill as head of the admiralty had a position to do something about it and just revolite revolutionized a warfare down to this day. in a modern war like the great war it was a fact that the navy navy's primary duty would be to blockade. german held europe. this is not the kind of job that churchill wanted to do he had even before the war created a royal naval division of virtually a a land unit that could be used in time of crisis and when the germans invaded belgium he ordered the naval brigade to antwerk to protect the port and even when along with it. he maintained that the defense of antwerp, although it ultimately failed gave the allies 10 days to stop the germans advanced in t

early rain sunday for scotland and northern england clears off into the north sea and then we are leftblazing down and the temperature rising up. widely in the mid 20s for scotland and northern ireland sunday afternoon, high 20s across england and wales. 32, 33 across central and eastern england and then it's monday and tuesday where we're set to see temperatures surging above previously held records. monday, we're potentially talking about 41 degrees somewhere in central or eastern england. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: record—breaking temperatures are set to hit the uk next week. transport services could face "significant disruption". the race for conservative party leader — and next prime minister continues as the five remaining candidates battle it out in the first tv debate. heathrow is pushing ahead with plans to force airlines to reduce passenger numbers to help the airport cope with staff shortages. politicians in sri lanka begin the process of choosing a new president, after mass protests drove ex—president rajapaksa to resign and flee the country. and an unprecedent

on the full or partial nationalization of hydrocarbon production in the north sea.es there are depleted, and, secondly, it is easier to say about it. what to do now, when the scottish government has launched a campaign to prepare for the referendum , old questions again emerge that could not really be answered in 2014. what currency will the country have, what will be the border with england and finally, whether or not the scots want to see the head of their state of the british monarch, as it has been for centuries, even the day after she announced the date of the second referendum, she had a nice conversation, who arrived in edinburgh as queen elizabeth ii, giving her a bottle of whiskey. good morning. your majesty is pleased to see you. one burger is always happy to come back here. i'm just yes, yes, what is this, this is whiskey, this is the oldest johnny walker design is made in the scottish style on this is a scarf, made in honor of the opening of the third bridge to scotland, a special scottish drawing. what a delight the long years of cohabitation, neverthel

i think what we had seen here in this country, in the uk, of course they've got north sea and they've to be investing in that. other countries like germany, you saw a little bit of ideology. so after fukushima, just cancelling all the nuclear plants and now there's a bit of regret. we can't be ideological or short term in thinking about yes to no, yes or no to this or that energy supply or any type of energy. it's got to be about the energy mix that achieves affordability and security while bringing down our emissions. agnostically in a way, and not ideologically, unfortunately, we haven't always seen that until recently. let's talk about the gas supplies into europe and with winter around the corner, physically, it could be done — you could supply gas to europe? in this particular period where, you know, there's a lot of worry about gas supply in europe, could you do it? i think europe will need all possible supplies of gas, and we're seeing that. we're seeing european companies and governments coming to the middle east, going to africa, seeking to buy up gas supplies. the irony, of

breezy down the north sea coastline. m°99y breezy down the north sea coastline.ng. a man accused of the mass shooting at an independence day parade near chicago has been charged with seven counts of first degree murder. the attack in highland park left seven dead and dozens injured. 21—year—old robert crimo was arrested after an eight—hour manhunt on monday. today the lake county state's attorney _ today the lake county state's attorney office has charged robert crimo _ attorney office has charged robert crimo with seven counts of first—degree murder. forthe killing spree _ first—degree murder. forthe killing spree that— first—degree murder. forthe killing spree that he has a least against taramai — spree that he has a least against taramai community. these are just the first— taramai community. these are just the first of— taramai community. these are just the first of many charges that will be filed _ the first of many charges that will be filed against mr crimo. changes to national insurance come into effect today — benefitting around two million low—income wo

and gas on the north sea, which will take 25 years - about more oil and gas on the north sea, which will which will take 25 years and takes through 2050. yes, it is very interestin: takes through 2050. yes, it is very interesting in _ takes through 2050. yes, it is very interesting in that, _ takes through 2050. yes, it is very interesting in that, how _ takes through 2050. yes, it is very interesting in that, how this - takes through 2050. yes, it is very interesting in that, how this is - interesting in that, how this is coinciding with ideas about the need to tackle climate change, but i do think really big users of energy ultimately is big industry and big business and there's lots of talk about people in europe, they are prepared to wear an extra sweater or whatever, but really when it comes down to it i think the move is now in europe to not sanction russian gas, that is not on the table at the moment, any more sanctions when it comes to russian gas, in particular. it is really about the dependence of industry and business and i think thatis industry and business and i think that i

making this german engineering group. siemens has won a major contract to build wind farms in the north sea for transmission grid operator and pre on. the farms will produce enough energy to meet the needs of nearly 2000000 people. the connections are scheduled to begin in 2028. german railway company deutsche a bon says it will soon start carrying ukrainian grain exports to german ports, including ro, stock and hamburg to load on ships. the pickups are expected to happen in romania, and several trains a week are plant monthly grain exports from ukraine have been more than halved since the closure of several key see ports o rushes gas prom has resumed deliveries down the north stream on pipeline to germany. following a maintenance period that raise concerns of a full stoppage flows continued at 40 percent of the pipelines capacity. exactly where they were when gas from began scheduled maintenance 10 days ago. the e, you had warned that russia might use the annual repairs as a pretext to shut off deliveries altogether. member states want to end russian fossil fuel imports next year. in the m

in films oven on the north sea coast energy supply unit, her says construction will begin immediately and is expected to be completed by the start of 2023. estonia is by many measures the wealthiest of the 3 baltic states. a, currently it has the highest inflation in the entire euro zone, or correspond killian buyer reports. did a para, with a warm greeting under linda invites her next batch of guests into the museum where she's working no stick. i like to honda, the 78 year old former artist speaks for languages and has a deep interest in history. may be on the down summer, but she's not here by choice. rising living costs have driven her to pick up a summer job posting. iq, are he not the every price increase is scary in a sense. i have tried to live frugally so as not to give myself even greater fears than the price increases already create. so this job is very necessary. the picture yet there gave me none regarding prices have been on the rise for months across the u. the warn ukraine isn't helping but it's estonia that ranks above the rest. inflation rocketed to over 20 percent i

today to discuss reducing gas consumption. russia says it will soon cut gas supplies through its north sea pipeline, just 20 percent capacity, blaming maintenance and sanctions. ukraine's president says russia is now waging open on europe. and that's it. you're up to date to business. news is up next week. janelle dem allowed. i'm on the campus mckinnon on behalf of the whole team here. thanks so much. fortunately, w ah ah, i in many countries, education is still a privilege. hummadi is one of the main causes some young children work in mind. jobs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children, all over the world can't go to school with them. we ask why. and because education makes the world more just make up your own lloyd d. w. made for mines. oh, oh. russian bombs provide a reality check to gray and markets following elation over a deal to finally resume wheat shipments from ukrainian port rushes attack on a death has led to deflate, hopes of securing global food supply. and we take it to the philippines, where president ferd

a former north sea gas platform has arrived in the seaside resort of weston—super—mare in somerset this feature gardens, an ampitheatre and a waterfall. our correspondentjohn maguire is there for us. if you are watching the one o'clock news today in aberdeen you will not be surprised by this sort of thing but in the north somerset coastline it makes for quite an incongruous sight. the gas platform has now been dragged all the way up the beach, 25 metres high when a50 tonnes so the next phase of the operation will be to transported across using a crane, not that crane, but is the crane they used to build the big crane! then it goes on to legs that are ten we decide to make a 35 metre high structure. and once it is dressed and ready to open it will look like this. inch by inch, the see monster spelled see, by the way, is dragged up the bristol channel and onto the sands at weston super mare. more akin to an oil rig than an oil painting, but it's destined to become a huge public art installation. we wanted to test the thesis. a, can you turn something that once took from the earth into som

reason to save unit per the company is building germany's 1st liquefied natural gas terminal on the north sea coast. the building permit has just been issued. the terminal should be ready in record time, early next year. this all comes ahead of a week of uncertainty for germany in the next few days, the all important nod stream one pipeline is due to undergo maintenance. that means russia will cut off the gas flow for 10 days, and it's an open question whether it will ever be turned on. again, my colleague, emily gardena, joins us now. welcome, emily, emily. let's start with a bailout for who nipper. how would that look like? so the german government is looking at a set of measures including loans, taking a stake in the company, and also passing on some of the extra costs on to consumers. now, the blueprint for all of this is the loved hands up a lot during the pandemic. so at the time the german government provide loans til of tundra, but also took a 20 percent stake in the company. so what we're likely going to see now and the next coming days is on friday. the done government will provide

for example, by building liquid floating, liquid natural gas terminals in the north sea to receive gas deliveries from other countries. also by ramping up cold production. not easy for him as a member of the green party who came into office swearing to ramp up renewables. and we in the country off of fossil fuels altogether. and he's also been looking to persuade germans to cut back on the gas consumption, for example, urging people to shower less frequently and for shorter times. last week his ministry presented an energy security package that would see temperatures, thermostats turned down in public buildings that would see work places, keeping the temperature cooler. and also as you said, that for season possible rationing to industrial customers in the event of severe gas shortages. now the head of the countries distribution network, he says that they are seeing signs that both firms and households are cutting back by 5 to 7 percent compared to normal consumption. but he said that that certainly will not be enough going forward as we move into the cold or fall and winter months. ma

the early rain clears off into the north sea. is then beating down and those temperatures will start to soar. 32—33 celsius across england and wales, likely to be the hottest day of the year for many areas. temperatures in the mid—20s across scotland and northern ireland. but then it is monday and tuesday that we are talking about temperatures never seen before in the uk. 38.7 celsius is the highest temperature ever recorded. at the moment, it looks like somewhere in central or eastern england we will see 41 celsius on monday. where we are getting close to 40, though, into parts of northern england and wales as well, record levels of heat. scotland and northern ireland are not covered by the warning currently, but here we could see temperature records for monday and tuesday, some spots getting into the high 20s or low 30s. it stays hot overnight as well, temperatures in some areas will sit in the mid—20s for much of the night. and that is how heatstroke starts to impact the body, and i think we will see some record overnight temp

now the main export of crude oil from russia jura with pegged to the north sea marker brand gazprom'sroduction since the beginning of the year amounted to about 250 billion cubic meters. this is 10% less. than a year. earlier, the company reports that gas exports have already decreased by 33% to 72 billion cubic meters. it is noted that at the same time, deliveries to china through the gas pipeline are growing . 0.4% this is the worst result since the covid 2020, according to the state statistical office kanner, in addition to covid restrictions on the chinese economy, the risk of global stackflation and the tightening of monetary policy in the united states are pressing economic news in a nutshell. my ex is calling, partner. listen, let's get to work. by the way, he's just jealous. it's time to switch the first month for just a ruble half price until the end of the year, motor oils the role of protecting the engine from the first second in stop- stop and revving role in the new packaging, so that quality remains affordable this is vtb advertising there are things that will not disapp

pchelkin aleksey labushkin channel one, tashkent in vladivostok, the novorossiysk caspian and the north seas rehearsals of the ivanor parades, just a little before the navy day, the day after tomorrow there is a big holiday, all over the country the holiday is not only symbolic, but also very beautiful. this is how the sailors themselves and the powerful ships of modern aviation make it. and, of course, the first channel, which all this splendor will show live the main parade in st . the frigate corvette is a small anti-submarine ship, a missile boat, a base minesweeper and all full crucian carp can be seen in every combat unit. they stood in the front line of the golden horn bay in vladivostok

the crews passed through the calm kronstadt roadstead, look at the baltic novorossiysk north sea caspian and vladivostok parades ended, but the holiday continues once again congratulations to our military sailors. in the afternoon of the navy, always a fair wind, the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bforces and the ocean, good luck and all the best to you the whole country is proud of close support. our issue of amphibious assaults has ended, the broadcast of channel one will continue with the premiere of the documentary film kings of the oceans journey to the arctic. the russian foundation is one of the most powerful states in the world, which has more than 37,000 km of water borders, it cannot live without a fleet, modern and silent combat vehicles. the heavy nuclear missile cruiser pyotr veliky is called the hunter for aircraft carriers on board 300 powerful missiles, a special class of ships, they are not afraid of icebreakers, the most powerful everyone who is on board is buzzing. listen hard to get used to it the elite of this class are atomic or such, you know? it's like whales, probably like

the time we get to monday, and this is monday's weather map, the low pressure moves out into the north seang in from the north. so fresher conditions sweep across the country and it'll cool off. so, here's the forecast for a couple...for a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south, also cooling off, but staying generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm tim willcox. our top stories: ukraine and russia sign a deal allowing the resumption of ukrainian grain exports from ports on the black sea. the un says the deal must not fail. many people are at risk of famine, so there is a moral obligation on all those involved in this process to make it a success. we report from the farms on the frontline in the donbas region, which have now become a battleground. a deal to end russia's blockade could make a huge difference but it won't end the war and so, here in the donbas, ukrainian farmers are racing to harvest and to store what they can, whatever the risks. steve bannon, the former aide to president trump, faces jail after being found gui

coastline, it will feel just a onshore breeze in the north sea coastline, it will feeljust a bit, we do need rain now. in the north—east who will have rain immediately coming in from northern ireland. it will become more widespread. the heavy and potentially thundery, and we get into north—west england and wales in the south—west. the winds are changing direction, go stevens to the irish sea, but coming from a southerly direction, so temperatures are going to start to rise. that will continue into sunday as well, especially further south where we could get 30 celsius, then it cools down as we head on into monday. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. uk foreign secretary liz truss and former chancellor rishi sunak attack each other�*s policy on tax as they set out their pitch to the conservative party. the new leader will become the next prime minister. i think every day and when i get up in the morning, "what can i do to change things?" i'm impelled to do that. russia has restarted supplying gas to europe through the nord stream

thursday, the wind will be lighter, northerly down the north sea which will drop the temperature in norwichs england and wales as we have more sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, cloud, mistand murk more sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, cloud, mist and murk over the hills will cap the temperatures to around 18—20 at the end of the week but that is milder than at the start of the week and around average for the time of year but further south we are looking at the temperature is pushing up significantly, especially as we get to the weekend, and for central and eastern england we could get close to 30 degrees somewhere on sunday. i don't want to be around for that! that is not for me. thanks, susan. and that's bbc news at ten on the 5th ofjuly. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with kirsty wark, which is under way on bbc two. they have been

they won't be getting massive amounts of north sea oil byjanuary getting massive amounts of north seat it seems absurd to me that fracking was dismissed so quickly and readily when it was surely, they couldn't have predicted the ukraine war, but wasn't it clear that relying so heavily on foreign powers fared basic energy supplies was a very risky idea? [10 powers fared basic energy supplies was a very risky idea? do you agree with that, jenny? _ was a very risky idea? do you agree with that, jenny? there _ was a very risky idea? do you agree with that, jenny? there is - was a very risky idea? do you agree with that, jenny? there is another. with that, jenny? there is another answer for — with that, jenny? there is another answer for this, _ with that, jenny? there is another answer for this, onshore - with that, jenny? there is another answer for this, onshore wind, - with that, jenny? there is another answer for this, onshore wind, it i answerforthis, onshore wind, it takes— answerforthis, onshore wind, it takes two— answerforthis, onshore wind, it takes two years to put turbines up.

very pleasant day on a north sea coast. similar weather on friday. north—west of scotland were closer to weather fronts so not quite so sunny. saturday already reaching mid or high 20s across many parts of england. scotland and northern ireland, the high teens up to 20. in the southern half of the uk temperature really build on that next week and this could end up being a prolonged and for some of us oppressive heat wave. welcome to bbc news as we continue our coverage of what is another really dramatic day at westminster. we are focusing notjust on the drama at westminster but what it means for everyone around the uk, especially as people are talking about what the government can do to help with the cost of living crisis. borisjohnson help with the cost of living crisis. boris johnson believes help with the cost of living crisis. borisjohnson believes the appointment of his new chancellor, that there may be tax cuts,

the polish gulf in the waters of the north sea was built from 13 ships, of which the flagship of theern fleet was the heavy tula nuclear missile cruiser. peter the great nuclear submarines verkhoturye from smolensk large landing ships alexandra rakovsky admiral levchenko commander of the northern fleet hero of russia admiral alexander moiseev put on make-up walks around everyone and greets the crews will continue the holiday organized performance, which, according to tradition, will be opened by the great gold growers. pyotr admiral and pavel nakhimov and fyodor ushakov vladyka maria and the oceans tsar neptune with his retinue proclaims a festive decree and sounds to pray buggy all the seas of the oceans, romancing the year the naval part of the parade, will open the base minesweeper at the end of the holiday they will see, demonstrative maneuvers, ships emergency diving and surfacing underwater boats vladikavkaz and torpedo artillery shooting crime scene black berets will show the landings of santa storm, equipped coast elements of hand-to-hand combat. the finale of the holiday wil