it's not dominate the north sea. 's all firms dominate north all the firms dominate the north sea are small, often british oil and gas exploration , and they're and gas exploration, and they're brought together in an industry body called . windex now index is body called. windex now index is the association of british independ and oil exploration companies . and i've got here companies. and i've got here a letter that wrote to the chancellor over the weekend, and it makes for some pretty uncomfortable reading these are the small energy that account for about 60 or 70% of the oil and gas that we currently extract from the from north sea and thousands of jobs, well—paid jobs for skilled and, semi—skilled workers and of graphic size the couple of the paragraphs from this letter if we can go to that now the first is brent exercise the chancellor the latest rise to 75. that was what was in the autumn statement poses existential risk to the poses an existential risk to the industry and with it those jobs our nation's energy

it's not dominate the north sea. 's all firms dominate north all the firms dominate the north sea are small, often british oil and gas exploration , and they're and gas exploration, and they're brought together in an industry body called . windex now index is body called. windex now index is the association of british independ and oil exploration companies . and i've got here companies. and i've got here a letter that wrote to the chancellor over the weekend, and it makes for some pretty uncomfortable reading these are the small energy that account for about 60 or 70% of the oil and gas that we currently extract from the from north sea and thousands of jobs, well—paid jobs for skilled and, semi—skilled workers and of graphic size the couple of the paragraphs from this letter if we can go to that now the first is brent exercise the chancellor the latest rise to 75. that was what was in the autumn statement poses existential risk to the poses an existential risk to the industry and with it those jobs our nation's energy

the north sea. let's decline. the north sea. profits levy at some 75. let's get more with our economics and business editor liam halligan on the money. economics and business editor liam halligan on the money . and liam halligan on the money. and i mean, this follows the various sort of tax rates which seem to be going up and up and up, part of the windfall tax was specifically now on the explorers out in the north sea. we learnt about this in the autumn statement the with chancellor jeremy autumn statement the with chancellorjeremy hunt. mark and for a long time oil and gas companies exploring in the north sea extracting and gas have paid much higher profits tax than other they pay profits tax of 40% rather than the corporation tax which is currently 19. back in may , sunak, when he was in may, sunak, when he was chancellor , that he increased chancellor, that he increased that to 40 to 65% from 40, and then jeremy hunt, in the autumn statement, just a couple of weeks ago raised that to 75. you rightly mentioned there that brit

. investment from the north sea. all of that in a moment . i loathe budget last week as indeed our live audience and said i'm just a small business man and businesswoman . but this man and businesswoman. but this idea that you just taxes on companies that happen to be doing well that somehow bring in vast revenues all will be well. well always thought it was completely and utterly. i think hunt actually is the most anti—business chancellor that we have seen possibly our lifetimes . overnight we get the announcement that shell, who having thought it a little bit because of all the negative messages, then committed to £25 billion worth of investment in the north sea , now saying the north sea, now saying they're reconsidering their position . well, i know. just position. well, i know. just stop oil may be delighted and may claim fewer on the m25 and cw may claim fewer on the m25 and cry we're all going to die. but the truth of it is we will be using fossil fuels for some time to come. so why not produce it ourselves in

. investment from the north sea.s all of that in a moment . i loathe budget last week as indeed our live audience and said i'm just a small business man and businesswoman . but this man and businesswoman. but this idea that you just taxes on companies that happen to be doing well that somehow bring in vast revenues all will be well. well always thought it was completely and utterly. i think hunt actually is the most anti—business chancellor that we have seen possibly our lifetimes . overnight we get the announcement that shell, who having thought it a little bit because of all the negative messages, then committed to £25 billion worth of investment in the north sea , now saying the north sea, now saying they're reconsidering their position . well, i know. just position. well, i know. just stop oil may be delighted and may claim fewer on the m25 and cw may claim fewer on the m25 and cry we're all going to die. but the truth of it is we will be using fossil fuels for some time to come. so why not produce it ourselves i

and these other pipelines that bring gas from siberia, north africa, and the north sea. europe is dependent on a vast oil and gas supply network that extends half way around the world. time and again, europe's energy dependency has come at a heavy political price. wars have been waged over access to raw materials in the middle east, the caucasus, africa, and iraq. many treaties have been signed with kings with dictator and with soviet bureaucrats and soviet union began building pipelines toward western europe all in the service of securing energy. now europe needs to free itself of its reliance on brush and gas. the controversial north stream 2 pipeline project has been frozen 1000000000. this were poured into a project that would have increased germany and western, europe's energy dependency. over the next years, europe will not be able to wean itself off gas imports. on the contrary, to replace russian gas, europe will increase its importance from the united states and canada. but what's behind europe's unquenchable thirst for oil and gas impulse demand for crude oil continues to rise for

for out of 5 of europe's wind turbines passed through here on their way out to the north sea ahmad at absolutely farm and to your what evil are told that having park many of europe's wind farms are installed from here, damage this of it's a good opportunity here dickie has started from the industry just keeps growing. please from to the vaux or voucher or them i'm when they are, these installation ships are impressive, yet each leg goes deep into the sea bed. but for the game is day we have to invest la crazy. more than ever before, just to keep up a pro about for them to him. i live at the, at the, it's because the turbines keep getting bigger, which lets them generate more energy and they keep going farther offshore, where there's more wind, which also generates more energy. in ag, denmark is thinking big. it's planning to build to energy islands. each will connect some 650 wind turbines. they'll generate more wind power than denmark needs. well, as of you saw my mass of in ballasa all because we'll have so many tabs, pines, we can bring some of that to denmark and exports. some of

the north sea is energy giants.ror in their global brin dax the small oil and gas explorers, the british companies the sort the operators who account for about 60 to 70% of our oil and gas extraction the north sea. they they they mine the fields that they they mine the fields that the big companies find unviable. and i spoke jack tome he is he runs helps to run something called tailwind energy of these small operators and he's speaking here on behalf of index x really here to talk about what is an h m t inflicted complete collapse of the north sea . there collapse of the north sea. there will be capital flight and the timing of this is very poor. and given how strategic the north sea is right now in the face of war with russia and runaway inflation, is this this finance bill will increase energy cost to consumers. it will actually lower revenues over time for the hmrc because they are on the hook for . £20 hmrc because they are on the hook for. £20 billion of decommissioning and that will accelerate fields get accel

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some mist and fog drifting in from the north sea again, perhaps into eastern scotland this time, but . but these overnight lows are basically more representative of the daytime temperatures we would see at this point in november. remembrance sunday looks set to be a fine day with a good deal of sunshine for the lion's share of the united kingdom, but some cloud may linger along some north sea coasts, and late in the day the wind will start to strengthen significantly towards the west, but i think rain probably won't get into northern ireland or the south—west of england until after dark. and there you see the temperatures, 16—18 degrees, perhaps even 19 somewhere in the south—east. 0n into the week ahead, we do start to see things shifting. instead of our air coming across from the south, we start feed in systems more from the west. that will help to bring temperatures back down closer to average values but those systems piling in as well. as you can see from the chart behind me, they will bring some quite significant rainfall and also strong winds at times, particularly at the moment

in d, commission gas fields in the north sea would be extremely complex. yet what fact is pulling all the ga cloud? i'm sailing. i believe europe will accomplish the energy transition dust awesome in to the account. i'll put it. it will require political courage. i miss dana. it is and massive investments in the right technologies in our severe decay, and it will require the public to understand that the green transition is an opportunity we have to grasp even or to have michel. you may see at the energy policy of the future is not just a national issue. would say it's an issue that transcends borders. this patricia comes up with theresa lynn today roughly 38 percent of electricity in the e. u comes from renewable sources. but that still not enough denmark is forging ahead, but the country is also part of the european energy network in which electricity is exchanged between countries to compensate for the vagaries of production and demand . and denmark still hasn't sold one of the key obstacles on the path to green energy. how to store the electricity produced by wind turbines. when w

some of the cloud will burn off through the morning, but i think some of the north sea coasts may remainer towards the west by the end of the day. we'll also see some rain, i think, just after dark getting into northern ireland and the far south—west. but there are the temperatures — 16,17,18, maybe even 19, somewhere in the south—east of england. for the start of the new week however, we do start to pick up a more westerly feed of weather, as this area of high pressure across the continent gives way, we start to bring in a more mixed air mass from the atlantic. so it will be a mixture of some arctic air and atlantic air, and that is going to mean the result for the week ahead is that our temperatures are going to ease back down, eventually closer to average values, but through the middle part of the week, tuesday, wednesday, early hours of thursday, some very strong winds to contend with, particularly across western and southernmost reaches of the uk. and as those areas of low pressure go through, there will be some spells of heavier rain too for the end of the week. it is looking quiet

could be a little bit of fairweather cloud lingering across the east midlands and along that north searn isles. still a fair amount of cloud to the north—west of the great glen and into northern ireland. here, we are likely to see highs between 11 and 15 degrees, further south we could see 17 or 18 celsius into the afternoon. that mild theme not only continues by day, but through the night. temperatures not falling very far particularly at the west where we keep the cloud and some clearer skies, we might see single figures and yet again, with lighter winds we could see some stubborn mist and fog forming for the start of remembrance sunday. that's worth bearing in mind if you are up and off early. it will stay on the mild side but it could be quite a murky start. hopefully that grey theme will slowly brighten as we go through the day, allowing for sunshine to come through, particularly out to the west. there is a chance close to those north sea coast that some of that cloud and fog may well linger. out to the west by the end of the afternoon, we will see some rain arriving but it won't

the winds will start to die down, though, as this area of low pressure pulls off towards the north seang generally but some sharper showers still getting fed in to the west. here are our temperatures by thursday, and they are far more normal values for this point in november. as for the end of the week, well, it looks like things will briefly be a little quieter, but further ahead next weekend into the early days of the following week, the jet stream continuing to plumb weather systems directly towards the uk, very much a westerly direction so it looks like we will see our temperatures staying around average values. as i said, nothing particularly cold in terms of our outlook through the next ten days or so, but i think we can anticipate some heavier spells of rain, particularly once we get through next weekend, but still very mild now in the short term. hello, and welcome to bbc news. two vintage planes have collided and crashed at an air show in the us state of texas. footage shows the two striking each other at a low altitude, breaking one of the aircraft in half. a fireball can be

i didn't have a dog or anything but i did go to the baltic sea and the north sea and the reason we wentmember at the end of september there were those three explosions on two major gas pipelines which run between russia and europe and the gas pipelines were not in use at the time at act which has widely been called sabotage, there is a real whodunnit about it. western countries suspect russia, russia says it is the us, specifically laying the blame on the royal navy. the royal navy response was your only saying that because you're trying to deflect from your military failings. not much is known about the site because it has happened near the territorial waters of sweden and denmark, the pipeline makes landfall in germany so all those countries are doing their own investigation put at the russians have been carrying out their investigation as well but they have not been sharing much of the intelligence and there are loads of conspiracy theories because there are those who say it wasn't russia and it is the west blaming them so we went to have a look for ourselves and send out some underw

the winds will start to die down, though, as this area of low pressure pulls off towards the north seawest. but here are our temperatures by thursday, and they are far more normal values for this point in november. as for the end of the week, well, it looks like things will briefly be a little quieter but further ahead next weekend into the early days of the following week, the jet stream continuing to plumb weather systems directly towards the uk. very much a westerly direction for proceedings, so it looks like we will see our temperatures staying around average values. as i said, nothing particularly cold in terms of our outlook through the next ten days or so but i think we can anticipate some heavier spells of rain, particularly once we get through next weekend, but still very mild now in the short term. this is bbc news. i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: in the midterm elections, democrats retain control of the us senate after winning in nevada. two vintage planes collide and crash at an air show in the us state of texas, breaking one of the aircraft in half. as people celebrate

coast of that cloud and fog will linger. 0ut north sea coast of that cloud and fog will linger., we will see a rain arriving but it won't be really until the end of the day so enjoy the mild weather, 12—18 the overall height yet again. that is a change coming though and as we move into the week ahead, we are going to start to see a return to something wet and windy with the weather front coming in from the west. so, keep an umbrella close at hand. you may well need it as you move through the week. they will be showers or at times longer spells of rain and the temperatures are likely to fall away. ranging from nine to 13 degrees on the whole. believe it or not, that is where we should be for this time of year.. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines. ukrainians celebrate into the night as russia withdraws thousands of soldiers from the city of kherson after months of occupation. in the us both parties are neck and neck to control the senate, after former astronaut and democrat mark kelly is re—elected in arizona. meanwhile, former health secretary matt hancock has said

oil north sea prisons.ning the government's warning that the government's new energy levy, which new energy profits levy, which taxes them poses taxes them at 75, poses existential threat to the uk's oil and gas industry. existential threat to the uk's oil and gas industry . who better oil and gas industry. who better than gb news is economics and business editor liam ? he joins business editor liam? he joins me in the studio now to break all of this down with on money . all of this down with on money. you ask liam halligan fantastic stuff so you've been speaking to the boss of tailwind energy and i believe a big north sea exploration . what's going on? exploration. what's going on? i have so tailwind actually. they're sort of small medium sized company because what's happening in the north sea as got harder to extract oil and gas in the north sea a. lot of the really big energy companies the really big energy companies the shell's and the bp's they do less than they used to. so 60 or 70% of what we get fro

the winds will start to die down, though, as this area of low pressure pulls off towards the north seaally but some sharper showers still getting fed in to the west. here are our temperatures by thursday, and they are far more normal values for this point in november. as for the end of the week, well, it looks like things will briefly be a little quieter, but further ahead next weekend into the early days of the following week, the jet stream continuing to plumb weather systems directly towards the uk, very much a westerly direction so it looks like we will see our temperatures staying around average values. as i said, nothing particularly cold, in terms of our outlook through the next ten days or so, but i think we can anticipate some heavier spells of rain, particularly once we get through next weekend, but still very mild now in the short term. this is bbc news i'm kasia madera. our top stories... people take to the streets in celebration as the ukrainian city of kherson is retaken after months of occupation. two planes crash in mid—air at an airshow in dallas. so far there are no d

here it is early on sunday morning, early hours, it sweeps out into the north sea. showers will be heavy, possibly even thundery in some western areas, particularly in the northwest here, but many of us will have a fine day. now it will be quite cool air, rushing in off the atlantic, temperatures typically into single figures across most of the uk, maybe in the south touching around 11—12 celsius for a moment or two in the afternoon on sunday. how about the outlook into next week? it is looking unsettled, monday will be a wet and windy day for some of us. and those temperatures holding around single figures in the north, closer to double in the south.

here it is early on sunday morning, early hours, it sweeps out into the north sea. some of the showers will be heavy, possibly even thundery in some western areas, particularly in the northwest here, but many of us will have a fine day. now it will be quite cool air, rushing in off the atlantic, temperatures typically into single figures across most of the uk, maybe in the south touching around 11—12 celsius for a moment or two in the afternoon on sunday. how about the outlook into next week? it is looking unsettled. monday will be a wet and windy day for some of us. and those temperatures holding around single figures in the north, closer to double in the south. this is bbc news, the headlines... the founder of theranos, elizabeth holmes, has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison forfraud. she was convicted injanuary of deceiving investors with false claims that her company had developed the technology to diagnose a range of medical conditions from a blood test. cop27 talks have been extended as countries argue over compensation for poorer countries who ha

in many areas but tending to linger in many areas but tending to linger in some spots along the north seae rain in northern ireland and the south—west after dark but take a look at the temperatures. 16, 17, 18 degrees maybe even 19 degrees in spot above 7—8 above average for this time of year. does get a little cooler into the weekend.

the uk government has just announced a new licensing round for oil and gas in the north sea.ize of the controversial cambo oil field that didn't go through last year. it is really hard to reconcile what the government is doing on the one hand about needing to address climate change and doing the right thing by millions of people who are in fuel poverty and what they are doing in terms of their active supports for oil and gas extraction. at the moment we are seeing the floods in pakistan, the drought in somalia, when it comes to developed countries promising help to developing countries, there is a long history of that, isn't there? do you think in this meeting there will be a sense of trust that is discussed here? absolutely. there is a long history, it has been many years that countries have been promising to provide that funding and they haven't managed to do it at the scale that was promised. developing countries are mistrusting of those sorts of promises and gestures. that is what it is going to be an issue at this cop27, africa is exceptionally vulnerable to the impacts

a lot of the cloud will bend back through the day but some north sea coast will struggle, it will get dark we will see some rain into northern ireland and the south—west of england. take and the south—west of england. take a look at the temperatures, they are up a look at the temperatures, they are up to 17, 18, perhaps even 19 degrees. the start to the new week becoming a little more unsettled, some rain getting into the west, little cooler, too. your headline is... people take to the streets in celebration as the ukrainian city of kherson is retaken after months of occupation. while the russians have left behind them a great deal of damage, for now the ukrainians are not focusing on that because they believe they have taken a giant step forward to victory. allies of the justice secretary, dominic raab, have defended his conduct after reports he behaved aggressively toward staff during his previous stint in the role. meanwhile, former health secretary matt hancock has expressed regret for his actions as health secretary during covid on the reality tv show, title back i am a celebrity

. investment from the north sea. all of that in a moment . i loathe budget last week as indeed our live audience and said i'm just a small business man and businesswoman . but this man and businesswoman. but this idea that you just taxes on companies that happen to be doing well that somehow bring in vast revenues all will be well. well always thought it was completely and utterly. i think hunt actually is the most anti—business chancellor that we have seen possibly our lifetimes . overnight we get the announcement that shell, who having thought it a little bit because of all the negative messages, then committed to £25 billion worth of investment in the north sea , now saying the north sea, now saying they're reconsidering their position . well, i know. just position. well, i know. just stop oil may be delighted and may claim fewer on the m25 and cw may claim fewer on the m25 and cry we're all going to die. but the truth of it is we will be using fossil fuels for some time to come. so why not produce it ourselves in

cloud will fill in and once again mist and fell closing in on the north sea coast.ows. they look a lot like the daytime highs we should be seeing at this time of year. throughout remembrance sunday, i think it will stay fine across the uk but it could be cloudy to start across central and eastern areas. some club will burn off through the morning but the north sea coast might remain overcast. it is getting windier towards the west, by the end of the day we will see some rain, just after dark getting into northern ireland and the far south—west. there are the temperatures, may be up to 19 somewhere in the south—east of england. the start of the new week, we do start to pick up a more westerly feed of weather as this area of high pressure across the continent gives way, we start to bring in a more mixed ms from the atlantic so it will be a mixture of some arctic air and atlantic air, that will mean the result for the week ahead means our temperatures will ease back down eventually, closer to average values. tuesday, wednesday, early hours of thursday, some strong wind

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

the weather front is still out in the north sea, but this ridge builds in and that will keep things settled most of us on monday, and certainly by tuesday many others are in that dry and clearer weather. there will be some shine around on monday, and indeed tuesday, but in places it will also be quite foggy, quite murky in the morning. when the fog persists it could be pretty cold. 0n morning. when the fog persists it could be pretty cold. on balance as it is about eight to 10 degrees as far as the week ahead is concerned. goodbye. quite blustery and temperatures on the my side goodbye. this is bbc news the headlines at six the london fire brigade is "institutionally misogynist and racist", according to a damning review into its culture. that was a very senior female officer. who said to me. whenever she goes into a dangerous incident. she's always thinking. "will the men around me protect me?" this is with 2000 of our staff. in that sense, i don't seek to deny anything that nazir has reported. i accept the report in full. the family of a five—year—old boy who died after being sent home fro

gentleman has raised the issue of the north sea.nt of significant difference between his party and ours. as chancellor, i introduced a new levy on oil and gas companies because i believed that that was the right thing to do, but this is the point on which the right hon. gentleman's party and ours will always differ: we believe that our north sea producers do have an important role to play in our transition to net zero and are an important source of transition fuels, and we will ensure that we support them to enable them to invest in and exploit those resources for the british people. mr gagan mohindra: let me first welcome the inter-parliamentary union delegation from madagascar, whose members are in the public gallery. more locally, i am delighted that next year openreach will roll out ultrafast broadband in wigginton, in my constituency. however, other rural areas of south-west hertfordshire, such as dudswell, are still in dire need of better connectivity. can the prime minister update the house on the progress of the £5 billion p

there is a chance close to those north sea coast that some of that cloud and fog may well linger.il the end of the day. so, enjoy the mild weather, 12—18 the overall high, yet again. there is a change coming though, as we move into the week ahead, we are going to start to see a return to something wetter and windier, with the weather front coming in from the west. so keep an umbrella close at hand. i suspect you may well need it as you move through the week ahead. there are going to be showers, or at times longer spells of rain, and the temperatures are likely to fall away. ranging from 9—13 on the whole, and believe it or not, that's where we should be for this time of year. that's it, take care. miguelalmiron, oh, yes! it went right through him, _ miguelalmiron, oh, yes! it went right through him, gabriel! - right through him, gabriel! rashford! _

the uk government has just announced a new licensing round for oil and gas in the north sea.e times the size of the controversial oil i didn't go through last year. it is really hard to reconcile but the government is doing on the one hand about needing to address climate change and doing the right thing by millions of people who are in poverty and what they are doing in terms of the active supports for oil and gas extraction. that terms of the active supports for oil and gas extraction.— terms of the active supports for oil and gas extraction. at the moment we are seeinu and gas extraction. at the moment we are seeing the — and gas extraction. at the moment we are seeing the floods _ and gas extraction. at the moment we are seeing the floods in _ and gas extraction. at the moment we are seeing the floods in pakistan, - are seeing the floods in pakistan, the drought in somalia, when it comes to developed countries promising help to developing countries, there is a long history of that, isn't there? do you think in this meeting they will be a sense of trust that is discussed h

some of the cloud will burn off through the morning, but i think some of the north sea coasts may remainome rain, i thinkjust after dark getting into northern ireland and the far southwest. but there are the temperatures 16, 17, 18, maybe even 19, somewhere in the south east of england for the start of the new week. for the start of the new week, however, we do start to pick up a more westerly feed of weather. is this area of high pressure across the continent gives way? we start to bring in a more mixed air mass from the atlantic. so it will be a mixture of some arctic air and atlantic air, and that is going to mean the result for the week ahead is that our temperatures are going to ease back down, eventually, closer to average values, but through the middle part of the week, tuesday, wednesday, early hours of thursday, some very strong winds to contend with, particularly across western and southernmost reaches of the uk. and as those areas of low pressure go through, there will be some spells of heavier rain too for the end of the week. it is looking quieter and you can see quite a dif

and i've been to one of those ellen g terminals to find out more the north sea in november might seem cold and uninviting . and yet the journey we are on is taking us to what some hope might help heat germany this winter. a new floating l n g terminal that can provide billions of cubic meters of natural gas rushed into service by a government that needs what the container ships arriving here within weeks will be delivering and operated by a company that sees itself is offering part of the answer to the energy crisis, the terminals are in aspect and the key pillar for this to supply security. it's like a fire brigade, just in case there is a fire and determiners might play the same role in the next 2 years to come. but the question has to be, is germany unveils this later step, and his journey from russian gas is how significant is one terminal among those that are being built? how likely is it that these terminals will speak germany away from this dependency on russian fossil fuels? it's one of several questions that are also being all said, the e u level s just and there is the risk

companies like farm energy companies like farm energy and inquest who do broad investment in the north seathe only source of income, whereas if you look at shell bay are much more diverse in the energy mix. i suppose the challenge for the government is that the energy costs are going on for households and businesses and they want to provide that support the obvious way to do thatis support the obvious way to do that is to look at the unexpected benefit that has come the way of the big oil and gas firms, isn�*t it? it is come the way of the big oil and gas firms, isn't it?— gas firms, isn't it? it is to appoint — gas firms, isn't it? it is to appoint but _ gas firms, isn't it? it is to appoint but you _ gas firms, isn't it? it is to appoint but you also - gas firms, isn't it? it is to appoint but you also havej gas firms, isn't it? it is to i appoint but you also have to offer the small once you have done an awful lot of the exploration in the north sea basin, some form of incentive to look for more resources. this energy crisis is not going to go away, so i think you need to go away, so i

submarines , patrolling is carried out not only in the mediterranean but also in the baltic and north seasgency security measures taken to protect submarine internet cables and wall street journal articles it follows that such anxiety oppresses only the europeans, while the americans, on the contrary, remain completely calm. another point of the publication is undoubtedly called a terrorist attack just an act of sabotage. agree, these two circumstances can serve as a thick allusion to the authors of sabotage on russian pipelines. the amazon workers' strike must have spoiled many americans, both thanksgiving and black friday, these two events this year coincided on november 25, which should have come from the peak of the online store, however, in in the united states and germany, dozens of warehouses and sorting points have closed, workers demand higher wages from amazon, the owner of the corporation, bezos, the richest man on the planet. he saved his fortune, including due to the ruthless exploitation of personnel. moreover, amazon crosses any attempts by employees to defend their rights o

and dry weather, cloud bending back in many areas but tending to linger in some spots along the north sea maybe even 19 degrees in spots, above 7—8 above average for this time of year. does get a little cooler into the week. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the headlines. people take to the streets in celebration as the ukrainian city of kherson is retaken after months of occupation. the democrats are a step closer to retaining control of the us senate, as mark kelly is re—elected in arizona. the ethiopian military and tigrayan rebels sign an agreement to immediately implement a peace deal that ends almost two years of fighting. hello and welcome to bbc world news. we start in ukraine — where the government says that victory in the war against russia, is �*only a matter of time�*,

here it is early on sunday morning, early hours, it sweeps out into the north sea.few isobars there, so quite blustery winds and also frequent showers. now, some of the showers will be heavy, possibly even thundery in some western areas, particularly in the northwest here, but many of us will have a fine day. now it will be quite cool air, rushing in off the atlantic, temperatures typically into single figures across most of the uk, maybe in the south touching around 11—12 celsius for a moment or two in the afternoon on sunday. how about the outlook into next week? it is looking unsettled, monday will be a wet and windy day for some of us. and those temperatures holding around single figures in the north, closer to double in the south. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm lucy grey. our top stories... theranos boss, elizabeth holmes, is sentenced to more than 11 years for medical diagnosis fraud. climate talks are extended as nations argue over who should pay for the destruction caused by global warming. qatar bans the sale of alcohol in world cup stadiums just two days

and dry weather, cloud bending back in many areas but tending to linger in some spots along the north sean northern ireland and the south—west after dark but take a look at the temperatures. 16, 17, 18 degrees maybe even 19 degrees in the odd spot above 7—8 above average for this time of year. does get a little cooler into the week. the headlines... people take to the streets in celebration as the ukrainian city of kherson is retaken after months of occupation. about £35 billion of spending cuts and plans to raise some £20 billion in tax are expected to be announced byjeremy hunt on thursday. the democrats are a step closer to retaining control of the us senate, as mark kelly is re—elected in arizona. the ethiopian military and tigrayan rebels sign an agreement to immediately implement a peace deal that ends almost two years of fighting.