fiat ultimately a declining resource in the north sea.— ultimately a declining resource in the north to the treasury, thank you very much. some high profile public figures — including prince harry and sir eltonjohn — have begun legal action against the publishers of two british newspapers — the daily mail and the mail on sunday. the group alleges that associated newspapers used what they call "abhorrent criminal activity and gross breaches of privacy" to obtain information about them. associated newspapers has rejected the claims. the bbc�*s home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the story. veterans of the fight against media intrusion. now, prince harry, eltonjohn and his husband david furnish, liz hurley and sadie frost have combined forces to take on the mail, along with, and this was a surprise, baroness doreen lawrence. she�*s had a warm relationship with the daily mail. two of her son stephen�*s killers were jailed in 2012. for more than a decade, the mail helped keep the case in the headlines. but this is what the lawyers for her and the others now say associated newspaper

offshore energy's uk says the new north sea oilfields| uk says the new north sea oilfields would be lesso that?— response to that? well, the government _ response to that? well, the government said _ response to that? well, the government said earlier- response to that? well, the | government said earlier this response to that? well, the - government said earlier this year that it would only issue new oil and gas licences for the north sea if they could pass on what they call a climate compatibility checkpoint and it has set out the terms of the checkpoint and what they have done is to ignore the emissions resulting from boiling the oil and gas and only images created during the production phase which is a tiny fraction of the total involved, when you get out the ground and use it to run cars or whatever, so while the production phase of generating oil and gas in the north sea might be a bit cleaner than other places internationally, again, that's a marginal saving against what will be an increase in oil and gas demand and emissions. thank you very much, simon evans. it seems that from t

i think keein: north sea oil and gas? i think keeping it _ north sea oil and gas?and gas? i think keeping it pretty tight at the i keeping it pretty tight at the moment, and he certainly said that he would consider more windfall taxes, which would be interesting, but we have never really got from rishi sunak, his views on the climate emergency of what he plans to do... he climate emergency of what he plans to do... , climate emergency of what he plans to do... _ ., climate emergency of what he plans todo... ., , to do... he did say he would stick to do... he did say he would stick to the twin _ to do... he did say he would stick to the twin energy _ to do... he did say he would stick to the twin energy manifesto, - to do... he did say he would stick i to the twin energy manifesto, didn't he? he to the twin energy manifesto, didn't he? ,, . ,, ., , , to the twin energy manifesto, didn't he? ,, a ., , , ., he? he did. sticking to it seems to be a loose — he? he did. sticking to it seems to be a loose thing _ he? he did. sticking to it seems to be a loose thing at _ h

the first licences from this new north sea round are expected to be issued early next year.ss the channel in small boats have arrested a 30—year—old albanian national in london, he was detained in the surbiton area as part of a preplanned operation, says the national crime agency. it is suspected of involvement in an organised crime group coordinating the movement of people from france to the uk. phone's, a tablet and a quantity of cash were also seized during the arrest operation. and the man has been questioned by nca officers on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration. that is just coming into us from the national crime agency. prince harry and sir eltonjohn are among a group of high profile public figures who have started legal action against the publishers of the daily mail and the mail on sunday. the group says associated newspapers obtained stories about them by invading their privacy. associated newspapers called the accusations defamatory. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the story. veterans of the fight against media intrusion. now, prince harry

the first of these new north sea licences are expected to be issued early next year. bbc news. let's get more from our political correspondent damian grammaticas in westminster. as we've heard, this new north sea exploration is controversial and it is long—term, what are the government saying about energy supplies this winter?— government saying about energy supplies this winter? well, ben, it is interesting. _ supplies this winter? well, ben, it is interesting, the _ supplies this winter? well, ben, it is interesting, the government - supplies this winter? well, ben, it is interesting, the government is l is interesting, the government is saying energy supplies are secure this winter, but while we have this push to extract more energy, and this is not going to come on tap in time for this winter, it will be in the future, what we don't have is any campaign, and we are not going to get, it has been confirmed today, is any campaign to get people to reduce energy usage of this winter, in contrast to european countries which are taking measures to do that. i understand t

the uk will offer up to 100 new licenses to drill for oil and gas in the north sea. but after the national grid warns households could face blackouts if the energy crisis escalates. 0ne industry boss as people need to cut the amount of power they use. i need to cut the amount of power the use. ~' ,, �* need to cut the amount of power the use. ~ ,, �* , they use. i think you'd be really helpful, _ they use. i think you'd be really helpful, as - they use. i think you'd be really helpful, as in - they use. i think you'd be really helpful, as in other european countries, the government took the lead and encouraged people to use less energy. encouraged people to use less ener: . ~ encouraged people to use less ener: . �* , ., fl encouraged people to use less ener: . ~ ,, g , , energy. also, sterling jeffers return. the _ energy. also, sterling jeffers return. the pound _ energy. also, sterling jeffers return. the pound under- return. the pound under pressure again as worries remain about the uk's finances. the cost of a shipping container has slumped since last year. is it

yeah, i mean, and it is the north sea. this is not something we can control.ferent. and it can change like that. so it's just part and parcel of the job. anything to get these things turning. this is the environment for wind turbines. it's got to be windy. >> as we approached the turbines, we suddenly felt small. >> you don't get a sense of how large things are until you're right up under them. >> yeah, well, that's it. so at very top, the nacelle, all the way to the top of the blades is half the size of the eiffel tower, which is pretty massive. and because you've got nothing normal to compare it to like a building, you just see these in the distance. and then you're here. and it's -- yeah, they're pretty bloody huge. >> translation, they're nearly 600 feet high with spinning fiberglass blades roughly the length of the world's largest passenger jet. each blade weighs almost 30 tons. the turbines are partially assembled on shore, then shipped out to sea where each blade is attached with surgical precision to the top of the turbine. every angle has to be perfec

most north sea shrimp are sent here and then shipped on to morocco. the gold trim company operates one of the country's largest sourcing plants, shrimp from denmark, germany and the netherlands are sorted by size and pack for transport. the netherlands is keen to support its domestic fish and shrimp industry. more so than germany, hemoglobin all since opening his and shelling plant in morocco. my taste funded plan has built up a monopoly and become a shrimp millionaire. together with his son, he is one of the largest buyers of german shrimp. and his familiar with the complaints of german fishes about low prices. tom, silver yoga. they pay a price, they hope will motivate the shrimp fisher start to stay in the harbor, but to go back out to see. and the but i desire. when the price is too high, people who eat shrimp don't buy them anymore. that's. that's how it is. not all the mostly of all the has to pay more, but i'll be pushes down the price. looking at about 50 years ago, marty's funded please send his 1st shipment of shrimp by truck to a purpose bu

that's because they have no choice who they sell their shrimp to the north sea. shrimp abo, will malta got neither quarter, most of it goes to this cause i monopoly on my stick. if they have an alternative have supported by an effective new showing technology not and a regional value chain, then part of that catch could be sold that way. else technic on either unite virtual from schedule counter. i'm tire a maybe one day we could have smaller showing facilities right near the harbor syncing that liners. and she knows i little little calling here from stockton gibson. what does this info or what might be more economically efficient? one large regional, showing, planted with a larger production line route on our course, one federal senior. within 3 years, they hope these plans will become a reality. the sun banks of the garden seas stretched out for miles into the open voices. they offer unique habitat for scenes, birds, shrimp, and other creatures. ah, the passions formed by the nazis ebb and flow are only visible at low tide. the fishes have adapted to the rhythm of the tides. ah, high

and whether the station can withstand the arrival of large water in the north sea was spotted by unidentified drones, they circle over gas fields. why are you watching the main weather industry? i am vadim zavodchenkov. hello. after heavy rains, the golden autumn has looked into the european part of russia. how long will the good weather last, how the october warming may affect weather processes, in winter we will definitely tell you right after reviewing the most striking cataclysms of the week. and we are not sailing, we are sailing at the beginning of the week the european part of russia was hit by a powerful atlantic cyclone, most of all from bad weather. went to the central regions. hundreds of brigades of communal services worked on the streets of moscow. the capital for the day poured out a third of the monthly rainfall. and for example, more than 40 mm fell in the pskov and smolensk regions, a strong wind rose in some areas in the vicinity of st. petersburg. his impulses. reached 18 m / s, in the city for safety. i had to close the square and gardens in the center of the country by we

the first licences from this new north sea round are expected to be issued early next year.. we heard injonah's report that this latest round of oil and gas extraction may help with energy supplies in the longer term. but there are more immediate concerns about this winter. hannah is with us. this is the story lots of people talked about yesterday. it is possible in various scenarios. a worst possible scenario is that counts. it scenarios. a worst possible scenario is that counta— scenarios. a worst possible scenario is that counts-— is that counts. it sounds really dramatic _ is that counts. it sounds really dramatic. then _ is that counts. it sounds really dramatic. then national- is that counts. it sounds really dramatic. then national grid l is that counts. it sounds really - dramatic. then national grid samy could experience power cuts at peak times this winter. it has got everybody talking. the most likely outcome is we do not experience any problems. people should not be unduly worried. the problem does come if the energy crisis escalates in europe and there is not en

return of e interest in production, both in foreign fields in the united states and in our common north seaready begun to invest. e for projects in the north the sea, uh, on allergy projects, which in total contain, according to geologists' estimates, about 7 million tons of oil, in some way miraculously change the picture. eh, such results will not be able to. i started talking about bp as a side note. i would like to inform, dear colleagues, that despite the bright statements of the board of directors of bp dated february 27 of this year about the decision taken to terminate participation in the share capital of rosneft. the company did not fulfill this decision. and despite all the rhetoric, it continues to remain. i am i would say that shadow shareholders did not participate in the work of rosneft's governing bodies, but retained all rights and dividends corresponding to the package. i want to take the opportunity. uh, pass it on to our friends, and we are writing to those who believe that for the second half of the twenty-first year, dividends in the amount of $ 700 million have been t

ministers have launched a new licensing round for new oil and gas exploration in the north sea.ploiting reserves there will strengthen britain's future energy security but critics warn it will undermine efforts to control global warming. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. have a very good afternoon. good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. england head coach sarina wiegman is calling on her team to raise their game as they prepare to take on world champions the usa tonight at a sold out wembley in a freindly. 90,000 wembley in a freindly. tickets have been sold for the 90,000 tickets have been sold for the friendly against the world champions, the usa. england will be without captain leah williamson and striker alessia russo through injury. both sides will wear teal armbands tonight to show solidarity to the uswnt following an inquiry which uncovered "systemic" i think it is a lot for everyone to process, honestly. you know, the report is extensive, and it is really hard to

that's about how ou north sea aligned gas. that's about how you will — north sea aligned gas.ey can hear what the government is saying, we will help for two years. you support a package for two years yellow we support that package but the only difference is how you pay for it. ~ the only difference is how you pay forit.~ , , the only difference is how you pay forit.~ , ., for it. we support the package and welcome the _ for it. we support the package and welcome the fact _ for it. we support the package and welcome the fact the _ for it. we support the package and welcome the fact the government | for it. we support the package and - welcome the fact the government have finally come to the table with a package of measures but the big difference is how do you fund it. the government are putting it all on borrowing. we have said there should be an extension of the windfall tax on the big profits that oil and gas companies are making, energy generators are making. the government are leaving tens of billions of pounds on the table that could be taxed to pay for this. that means ev

truss: we are pulling every leader to improve our energy supply of britain, whether it is the north sea and opening up more opportunity there which the opposition is against -- whether it is fracking, or more solar panels or more new we are power stations -- nuclear power stations, we are doing everything we can come up because -- can because we cannot be dependent on others for energy. >> over the past year -- week, -- revelations of the charities flattening the rights to young girls behind their parents back and promoting -- hire a trustee with links -- and the digital education -- who posted pornographic images online. despite people raising alarm -- it has taken far too long for this to be taken seriously and does she also agreed that it is high time for the police investigation into the activities of mermaid? p.m. truss: it is important that under 18's are able to develop their own decision-making capabilities and not be forced into any activity. what i was a on the subject of the investigation she raises, it should be properly looked at. >> for bike constituents, the communities a

>> we are pulling every lever to improve our energy supply in britain, whether it is the north sea andopening up more opportunity there which the opposition is against, whether it is fracking, more renewables which -- more solar panels in the right place, more nuclear power stations which are opposed by the s&p, we are doing everything we can because we can never be in a situation again where we are dependent on authoritarian regimes for our energy. >> over the past week various failures have come to light, related to the charities, devices for young girls behind their parents back, for children, links to other organizations and education, engagement manager who posted pornographic images online including of himself dressed as a schoolgirl. for years despite the lowest rating, there was unprecedented access to vulnerable children. does my right honorable friend agree it has taken too long for these concerns to be taken seriously and to she agree d is time for a police investigation into activities of mermaids? >> it is very important that under 18s are able to develop their own decisio

russia to more than 200,000 barrels per day, while the country's refineries have reduced purchases of north sea iraqi and west african grades of oil. this was the news of the economy. i wish you success in business and good mood. see you soon. the morning broadcast continues the program zone x i am karina pashkova hello receptions against broken traffic police officers found illegal cargo a criminal case was initiated, law enforcement officers noticed that the car, during the movement of which the rear bumper almost touched the road, the vehicle was stopped to check the technical inspection was not passed, and in the trunk there is more than half a ton of scrap metal, as investigators found out and the driver works on the reconstruction of a dairy farm, metal moons. he took it and was going to sell it, if, due to the lack of technical inspection, the defendant, warning the illegal cargo turned around criminal case. we would like to note that last weekend review of criminal and emergency incidents next, a pedophile was detained in the program, who abused his children to the police, a resident of

in the north sea in st. petersburg, the consequences of the assault are being eliminated by a strong wind, trees and road signs were knocked down by a powerful downpour that hit yuzhno-sakhalinsk, as the belgorod region roads were covered with hail. and also in sochi, we solemnly opened the international paralympic games together and we will tell you why we won the nobel prize in physics in this year. the federation council today unanimously approved the entry into russia of the two republics of donbass donetsk and lugansk and two regions of zaporozhye kherson, a little more than 3 years are allotted for the full integration of new entities, however, even now residents of these regions receive all the rights of citizens of russia and can count on protection from aleksey petrov will tell how the vote in the upper house of parliament went. the documents have already been considered by the constitutional committee. federation council now the senators are sent to the hall the main theme of the appearance as part

he trained as a painter before he discovered his passion for the c on the north sea holiday. yoga ball, but his doubts about his future as the fisher are growing the whole is the new shrimp peeling machine array of hope. oh, well, they're still developing it. it's light on the 4th auto she. anytime you have a home. the main thing is that our pattern doesn't go to the netherlands, no more, but otherwise we'll never be in charge of our own business. we need to get a bit of monopoly going to, if not, the dutch will control everything. same as always in the netherlands. dressers are valued, but not here in germany. they like to keep you small here, you might say, week and powerless, thought of region mark are the german government does nothing for fission on the country. for family, but none of them are optimistic about the future will be on. many fishes have been bankrupted by the crisis of the recent years. those who are left like mike face a tough battle christine clever, is paying a visit to her parents here in the north of germany. her father, gunter clever, was himself a shrimp or be

staying in asia — and north and south korea have exchanged warning shots along their western sea borderilitary said its navy fired warning shots to repel a north korean ship that had crossed into the sea boundary between the north and south. north korea's military said it responded by firing 10 artillery shots as a warning to south korea. military tensions on the korean peninsula have risen in the past few weeks. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: gridlock in madrid — but it's sheep not cars causing a commotion. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday she had spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. of what each day might bring. astronaut heroes and one american legend! we're enjoying the show. this is beautiful. baby cries. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india | is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines — borisjohnson has dropped out of the race to be tory leader and prime minister — leaving rishi sunak and penny mordaunt in th

attack and a defensive operation on the territory of belgium, great britain and in the waters of the north sea nuclear deterrence exercise of 14 countries will start and maneuvers of up to 60 military aircraft will last until october 30. the ministry of defense, france announced plans to supply weapons, to ukraine we are talking about zenith on short-range missile systems , crotal, shells for them and gm-200 radar systems. paris is also considering the possibility of supplying the rszo, which is capable of delivering strikes with a range of up to 70 km. in total, the french army has 13 ukraine received 18 french howitzers of such systems earlier. caesar and should get six more. paris is discussing the topic of deliveries with copenhagen, since these guns were originally intended for denmark. in addition, about 2,000 ukrainian troops will be sent to military units in france for training. the armament of ukraine, however , is not supported by all european politicians, like the former chancellor. austrian bastian kurz insists on the need for a diplomatic way to get his point across. he stated in

carry out attacking and defensive operations on the territory of belgium great britain over the north sea will start a nuclear deterrence exercise of 14 countries and up to 60 military aircraft maneuvers will last until october 30th. well, instead of looking for peaceful solutions, continuous statements about the supply of weapons to ukraine, this time from the ministry of defense france plans to transfer to kiev short-range anti-aircraft missile systems, crotal shells, and a radar for them. topics gm200 paris is also considering the possibility of supplying the mlrs, which is capable of carrying strikes with a range of up to 70 km. in total, in the french army, 13 such systems were previously received by ukraine in 18 french howitzers. caesar and should get six more. paris is discussing the topic of deliveries with copenhagen, since these guns were originally intended for denmark. in addition, about 2,000 ukrainian troops will be trained in french military units. britain could no longer stand it and entered a period of recession, it will last until the summer of 2023, experts predict the

and over the north sea and the united kingdom. these you have been government says is aiming to take control of airports and other critical infrastructure and then northern to gray region. the african union has called for an immediate cease for after an escalation in violence fight, he resumed in august between the 2 great rebels and the government forces that headlines. more news coming up here on out sarah, right after witness. ah ah ah ah ever sure been them of visitors, whatever. so this is monica siblings as not till yesterday, sonia. snap pumpkin and thought that global comp couple study would you mind changed a little going into what i thought. oh donald ages. she is like i thought that the call dropped the ball stuff today in the dish. not been in ethan cough things which be dealt with them either. yes. those are the alka. that order. i buy a he that knew either the best since he yep. on the office. i was so glad at the office that i was on the phone with rosco . copier, savannah. you don't feel good. i'm just very best to

60 aircraft. training fries will take place of a belgium that's hosting the exercise in over the north sea and the u. k. natasha but asthma from paris. after nato defense ministers meeting in brussels. yes, dalton bird though, said that nato would certainly not cancel these exercises this year. and in fact, it would not be a good thing to do. so it would send the wrong message. he said to moscow at this particular different difficult time when russia has been stepping off its rhetoric, when it comes to a threat about using nuclear weapons. we've heard a lot for moscow about that. we know that the nato lion says that it's taking those threat very seriously. indeed, it is working them closely at this point. the line says that it really feels a threat some more about trying to deter western powers from taking part in this country prison. there's less, as i said, being looked at very seriously. in fact, the us defense secretary lloyd austin, said, any nuclear strike by russia would receive a response from ukraine's allies. he didn't exactly say what it would be said. it would be a physical res

, even if these licenses get handed out and even if new development starts on oil and gas in the north sea, it will take years before this actually makes a real difference. so what this and that these big announcements that she's been engaged in be over fracking, oil and gas. this is public relations. it is not going to do anything to help keep the lights on in british businesses and british households over the course of the winter. so it's all designed to cover up the fact that trust is government doesn't have a real solution in the immediate period because the only solution in the immediate period is to when the chaos in the international energy markets. and that means ending the sanctions regime against russia. energy, which is failing to do anything significant to the russian economy, but is changing the economies of europe and increasing energy and security. but that is the one thing that they will not do because that will be to admit that their entire policy over the course of this year award sanctions on russia and towards the ukraine war has been wrong. and that is the one thing th

they'll be conducting training flights over belgium as well as the north sea, and the u. k. and the u. k is near finance minister says he's reversing almost all of his predecessors proposals. jeremy hunt amounts to raft of you turns on. last month's controversial, many budget ditching tax cuts and scaling back and energy support scheme. u. s. midterm elections are less than a month away and the candidates vying for one of our highest senate seats. i've taken part in a televised debate, ohio, a key battleground state is set to be a tight contest. the seed has been held by republicans since 1999 republican j. d vance, and democrat, tim ryan, and now neck and neck. in the poles. shepherd tansy has more on the issues that dominated the debate in youngstown, ohio. we have j. the vans the republican candidate accusing ryan of being a political. the lead test is 20 years in washington with nothing to show, but not least, the appalling state of the economy and the inflation that the u. s. and the countries but the, the, the particular places that the u. s. is suffering right now. me

the first of these new north sea licences are expected to be issued early next year.over the winter in the face of the global energy crisis, linked to the war in ukraine. buildings will have to reduce their use of central heating by 15 days. italians are also being asked to turn down their thermostats by one degree celsius, and turn off their heating for an extra hour a day. i've been speaking to our rome correspondent mark lowen. the rule, that buildings, as you say, that have a common central heating system will have to reduce the period this winter in which they turn on that central heating by 15 days, so it will have to be turned down a week late and then turned off a week early, and the fine for her not doing that could be up to 3000 euros, it's about $3000, so a pretty hefty carrot that's been wielded in that regard, and the carrots is to say to people, you know, well, can you just sort ofjoin in the solidarity of the national approach here and actually turn down your heating by one degrees and turn off your central heating by an hour a day to try to encourage i

the first of these new north sea licences are expected to be issued early next year.ty, is preparing to submit its initialjudgement on the prospects for the economy to the chancellor this morning. we won't know what is in the draft report until budget day, which is currently planned for late november — but there's lots of speculation about how this will affect the cost of living. two weeks ago kwasi kwarteng unveiled his mini—budget claiming the biggest tax cuts in a generation. the obr wasn't allowed to assess the ecnomic impact of tax cuts — which spooked global markets leading to a drop in the pounds value. it's affected the mortgage market with interest rates on a typical five—year fixed mortgage now topping 6% for the first time in 12 years. national grid has also warned homes they could face winter power cuts in a worst—case scenario. and due to some of the world's top oil—producing countries agreeing to cut their output, petrol prices could rise across the globe. i'm joined by sarah olney, liberal democrat mp for richmond park. let's start with the obr. we are

i'll be conducting training flights over belgium as well as the north sea. and the u. k. democratic party in the us is hoping to keep control of the senate and midterm elections in 3 weeks time. key to their plans is the state of ohio, where surprisingly competitive race is underway. she upper tansy has this report. donald trump became president in 2016 in large part thanks to voters in the u. s. rust belt. states like higher cities like youngstown, which never recovered from the decline of the feeling history. ohio voted for trump again in 2020 by some a points high inflation is being felt particularly harshly here. and so in a midterm election, overshadowed by an unpopular president and limping economy, it shouldn't be place you have to pose show republican j. devens tied with democrat, tim ryan clearly feels that balances tasteless. the trump is a liability. he's made much of ounce shaking from hand immediately after the for president said, this j d is kissing my ass. you have to have the courage to take on your own leaders. these leaders in d. c also will they will

they'll be conducting training clients over belgium as well as the north sea and the u. k. britain is prime minister, has been accused of running scared after failing to address parliament days after replacing a finance minister. the new john's lead jeremy hunt announced a raft of you towns on last month controversial, many much interested is about so i have decided that the basic rate of income tax will remain 20 percent. and it will do so indefinitely until economic circumstances allow for it to be kept taken together with the decision not to come, cooperation, tax and restoring the top rate of income tax. the measures i've announced today will raise around 32000000000 pounds every year with our he's in nigeria are struggling to get relief supplies to hundreds of thousands of people displaced by severe floods. more than 600 people have died, and 1300000 people have been displaced. 33 of nigeria, 36 states have been effected. mr alia has reversed its recognition of western ruthless as the capital of israel. foreign minister penny wong said the city station must be decid

meaning of the criminal plan and whether the station can withstand the influx of large water over the north seaas spotted by unidentified drones, they are circling from gas fields. why are you watching the main weather program? i am vadim zavodchenkov. hello. after heavy rains in the european part of russia looked golden autumn. how long will the good weather last, how the october warming may affect weather processes, in winter we will definitely tell you right after reviewing the most striking cataclysms of the week. and we are not sailing, we are sailing at the beginning of the week, the european part of russia was hit by a powerful atlantic cyclone, most of all from bad weather. went to the central regions. hundreds of brigades of communal services worked on the streets of moscow. the capital for the day poured out a third of the monthly rainfall. and for example, in the pskov and smolensk regions, more than 40 mm fell, rain in some areas, a strong wind rose in the vicinity of st. petersburg. his impulses. reached 18 m / s, in the city for safety. it was necessary to close squares and garden

decision of custody plus keep production to reduce production by 2 million barrels per day, the north searand is trading at a maximum since mid-september. it's about 94 dollar. a hotline was opened in the irkutsk region for the maintenance of animals whose owners were mobilized the number of abandoned pets is growing across the country the influx of guests in animal shelters has tripled, while donations for their maintenance have fallen six times. natalya goncharova figured out how to solve the problem mobilization became a litmus test for those who were loudly called friends and family members. suddenly become an unnecessary burden animal shelters sum up the number of people willing to give up her friend grew up. almost tripled, and the donation is no more, we fix the fall in donations, and here are private donors and from commercial sponsors somewhere.

steady afternoon in the north sea nato begin a nuclear deterrence exercise against whom they are directedst, it is not difficult to guess all the maneuvers are offensive. the teaching will take place on the territory great britain, belgium, the netherlands, as well as in the territorial waters of these countries, military personnel from 14 countries are involved, with the main focus on aviation , more than 60 aircraft are involved. among them are b-52h strategic bombers imported from the united states, which the americans call stratospheric fortresses. they are capable of carrying nuclear weapons. at the same time, it is reported that military weapons will not be used at steady noon, it will be officially stated that the purpose of the exercise is to counter the nuclear threat and aggression in europe experts believe that this wording may be hiding a working off. the scenario of containment of russia up to the delivery of preventive strikes, the us military doctrine - this provides for how appropriate we are now about

you can see from this chart we produce nearly half of their gas from the north sea.is imports, and only a fraction from russia. of course that is now gone, but other countries where much more dependent on russian gas. though supplies have been slashed and there is a scramble for new sources. if it is cold in december, at the start of the winter, when european inventory is of gas are high, then we might be all right. gas will follow the highest price — that might be here, it might be in europe, but there will be enough to meet demand. but as inventory is drawn down or over the winter and into january, there is a risk that there won't be enough physical molecules to go around. and that's when the scenario that national grid set out of the potential for power cuts could come into play. gas—fired power stations like these help us produce most of our own electricity. we also import from europe when needed. if we can't do that and there is a shortage of gas, then households and businesses could be cut off for up to trevor my hours at peak periods, for instance between four

germans are going to freeze this winter is being decided here at this building site on germany's north sea coast manager. ronnie bundari is under pressure and now the rain is holding everything up, but it's like nerve. hm. and when it rains, we have a problem, the ground is very wet here and it makes the very much harder normally, at this time of the year, there's no construction work around here. that is outside the pipeline is supposed to free germany of its dependence on russian gas in just a few weeks. liquefied natural gas from cutter, the usa and norway should be flowing here. the work is going ahead pretty much around the clock, despite mud and rain, the construction workers carry on the van bison. we will be ready by winter, december 20th, is the plan for commissioning the line, which can then guarantee the supply for the winter. and ton a few days after that, the 1st ellen g tanker is due to arrive the special ships can dock in the deep sea port. immobile special pump ship will convert the deep frozen l n g into guess and send it through the new pipeline. environmentalists and the

some more cloud spilling into the north sea across north—east england and eastern scotland.main mild. tomorrow, the rain continues to push northwards. you can see that it will mainly be a western feature. it will stay dry with some sunshine but the rest of scotland and northern england fairly cloudy. it will brighten up in the south with highs of up to 22. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh at westminster. the headlines: sorry — but staying... liz truss will chair a meeting of her cabinet today after apologising for the mistakes made since becoming uk prime minister. last night she insisted that she will lead the conservative party into the next general election due in two years i do want to accept responsibility and to say sorry for the mistakes that have been made. the uk's chancellorjeremy hunt has axed most of liz truss's mini budget announced by the government last month, in a bid to stabilise the financial markets. and in other news... ukrainian officials say russia has launched attacks on criticial civilian infrastructure across the country with several large explos

north and south korea have exchanged warning shots along their western sea border. uth korea's military said its navy fired shots to repel a north korean ship that had crossed into the sea boundary between the north and south. north korea's military said it responded by firing ten artillery shots. now on bbc news, ros atkins on — resignation of liz truss. ros atkins gives his analysis on some of main news stories of the week. this programme was recorded before the news broke about boris johnson's announcement that he would not stand in the conservative party leadership contest. when a prime minister takes office there is no time limit, no fixed number of terms. their leadership stretches out in front of us. margaret thatcher stood down after 11 years. tony blair served ten. recently, though, we've had four prime ministers in six years — all of them conservatives. david cameron left downing street after the brexit vote. theresa may had three years before tory mps intervened. it was the same for borisjohnson. and in early september, it was the turn of liz truss. i am h

what we saw last week with respect to the pipes in the north sea, but the russians indicating a capability that's my analysis to be able to strike outside their characters. of course, we know they can't, and i have a suspicion that's where the response may come. not within ukraine itself, but outside you, craig, and that might be a another step along the escalator path that we're already on. and we have to wait and see how that develops there. but thank you very much, frank and lead bitch, military analyst for your time. thanks, eddy. now ukrainian authority say we have found 200 individual graves and a mass grave and east and city of lyman, the military governor, the don't yet screeching has posted photos of the grapes on line. the governor says the estimations already begun fully say the exact number of bodies in the mask leave is still unknown. officials have also not yet confirmed if the dead as civilians or ukrainian soldiers, russian troops retreated from the area last weekend. though ukraine has recaptured thousands of square kilometers and it's counter offensive. moscow's forces ar