quickly turned to the economy and north sea oil-— north sea oil. windfall tax on _ north sea oil. we would do a windfall tax on oil— north sea oil. we would do a windfall tax on oil and - north sea oil. we would do a windfall tax on oil and gas i north sea oil. we would do a - windfall tax on oil and gas giants, to make _ windfall tax on oil and gas giants, to make sure we are putting more money— to make sure we are putting more money into— to make sure we are putting more money into peoples pockets, to lower their bills, _ money into peoples pockets, to lower their bills, as well as investing in a clean _ their bills, as well as investing in a clean energy of the future to lower— a clean energy of the future to lower bills for good. the danger with our lower bills for good. the danger with your position _ lower bills for good. the danger with your position is _ lower bills for good. the danger with your position is that - lower bills for good. the danger with your position is that it - lower bills for good. the danger with your position is that it

snp�*s position regarding north sea oiland gas? do snp�*s position regarding north sea oil and gas?e got to do is we�*ve got to take an approach that ensures that we work with the oil and gas sector on ourjourney towards net zero. that we consider the implications of any long—term fossil fuel on our future activities. i recognise the north sea oil and gas sector has to be fiscally stable for two reasons. one is to support itself in the current context, but also to deliver the transition to net zero where we need the oil and gas sector to be part of that process of transition. so the scottish national party wants to work closely with the oil and gas sector to ensure that we take an approach on oil and gas activity thatis approach on oil and gas activity that is compatible with ourjourney to net zero, but we do it in a fashion that delivers sustainability for the sector. libby brooks from the guardian. thank you. when keir starmer was visiting greenock last

i a gas platform in the north sea today, i cannot...~ jumpsuits. no, not a “umpsuit. overalls! �* . ,, overalls! i've taken those helicopters. _ overalls! i've taken those helicopters. what - overalls! i've taken those helicopters. what is - overalls! i've taken those helicopters. what is it - overalls! i've taken those l helicopters. what is it like? overalls! i've taken those - helicopters. what is it like? it's fantastic. they _ helicopters. what is it like? it's fantastic. they basically - helicopters. what is it like? it's fantastic. they basically dumpl helicopters. what is it like? it's i fantastic. they basically dump you in a swimming pool in broad daylight with no waves to see whether you can cope with being turned upside down. in case your helicopter crashes. but bein: in in case your helicopter crashes. but being in us — in case your helicopter crashes. emit being in us call him a swimming pool in broad daylight i don't think is very good preparation for our stormy north sea. but, the oil and gas thing is quite an interestin

rishi sunak i'm of the prime minister, was on an oil rig or a gas platform in the north sea today, isaw him in a jumpsuits. no, not a jumpsuit. overalls! i've taken those helicopters. what is it like? it's fantastic. they basically dump you in a swimming pool in broad daylight with no waves to see whether you can cope with being turned upside down. in case your helicopter crashes. but being in us calm swimming pool in broad daylight i don't think is very good preparation for our stormy north sea. but, the oil and gas thing is quite an interesting one. i'm told it was a gas rig not an oil rig. alex, have you ever been on one? no, but i have been in one of those boiler suits herjumpsuits when i went out over the north sea with the royal navy in my days as a reporter at the portsmouth news. that was fascinating. had to do the same thing, had to learn how to be checked out of a helicopter. i would say i didn't love it, if i'm honest. i really thrive in that environment. i have not been in many helicopters but one time was when i went across the country with paula radcliffe visiting schoo

they're probably going to depress north sea production , to depress north sea production, i the big problemit sounds like you're in favour of labour's policy. >> no no no no no no no no no. definitely not. i mean i supported rishi sunak's change has gone far enough with his changes. i think he's got it right. yes. he's got the balance right. yes. he's got the balance right in that we are still committed to net zero by 2050, but we're making space for other technologies to come through. and so do you think for automotive, we're not going faster than the rest of the world. it made no sense for the uk to ban diesel and petrol cars in 2030 when the us, japan and europe weren't going to do so until 2035. and so indeed, indeed indeed, alignment was the right thing to do. >> has reform got it wrong? >> has reform got it wrong? >> well, they've got it wrong because they're basically saying jettison the whole thing. and i think that's that's wrong. so it's legitimate to say i wonder whether they've got it wrong politically. >> i wonder where the votes are. >> i wonder where the votes are. >> well, t

, seeing the importance of the north sea to our energy security, to cutting people's bills againls again, what would labour do? they would ban north sea energy , damaging our economy, energy, damaging our economy, damaging our energy security. russia ing to net zero, and a wage that saddles families with thousands of pounds of costs. >> a former environment minister, sir jb energy. does it minister, sirjb energy. does it get a tick in the box from you? will it make will it tick the box? the primary box everyone wants which is cheaper bills? >> no, it won't make any difference. it'll just be another quango. and i think this is one of the worrying things that i see in labour at the moment. i think today there was another one about having a new unit on homelessness. the crucial thing is what policies you put in place. and if you look at energy, yes, we've got the right incentive schemes to encourage offshore wind and it's been a massive success story over the last decade. we've now , over the last decade. we've now, you know, 40% of our energy now comes from offshore wind . and come

the labour party is policy on north sea oil is to just stop oil?cy. obviously, we always listen very carefully to the voices of business. we're proud to be a pro—business party, working closely with the business community and want to work hand in hand with the business community. but we do believe that we have to transition to clean energy sources because it will be good for business. it will be good for business. it will cut energy bills and it will cut energy bills and it will wean us off the international fossil fuels market, which has left us so damagingly exposed when , for damagingly exposed when, for example, putin invades ukraine and everyone's bill shoots up as and everyone's bill shoots up as a consequence. so we believe by pursuing this transition, not only do we cut energy bills for good, we also create thousands of good, well—paid jobs across the country. but of course, we will always listen carefully to business. we want to work hand in hand with business. we're a pro—business party. >> and jonathan, on the campaign trail earlier toda

pacific sailors train in kamchatka, their north sea colleagues in barintsev. sea.umbers speak volumes about the increase in combat potential. in 2022, the ministry of defense received 24 new ships. last year there were already 33, this year more than forty are planned. among them are the latest submarines. in the diesel -electric ship krankstad recently joined the northern fleet. by the end of the year , the arkhangelsk nuclear submarine of the yasen m project, a potential carrier of sircon hypersonic cruise missiles, will be in service. vladimir putin emphasized that in order to keep up, it is necessary to plan shipbuilding now, at least until the middle of the century. i would like to note here that in the development of new ship projects, it is necessary to carry out development work on equipment, instruments, and elemental base weapons systems in advance, and within the framework of interdepartmental comprehensive target programs, this will significantly reduce the design and construction time of the lead ships. a warship, essentially an entire floating militar

that's going to be rolling in from the north sea as well, so rather murky conditions for many. , lows of a 6—8 degrees celsius, so a much more comfortable night's sleep. into tomorrow, and a lot of that low cloud, mist and murk will roll back towards north sea—facing coasts. a bit of an onshore breeze going on here. a few showers, also some sunny spells across scotland, and despite the fine start to the day, it will cloud over across northern ireland through the afternoon. of course, the best of the sunshine and the highest of the temperatures will be for much of england and wales. mid to high 20s, but locally possibly 30 degrees celsius maybe in the far south. maybe in the far south and the east, but the pollen levels will also be very high. and then this area of low pressure rolls in on thursday. here's the cold front that brings behind it that cooler—feeling air, so the heat and humidity get pushed further eastwards into the near continent as that cooler airjust rolls in. but some strong gusty winds for a time across parts of northern ireland and north—west scotland. there wi

so overnight tonight, some areas of cloud, in to north sea facing coasts. later. it's still very warm for much of england and wales, here should stay dry. any low cloud will lift and once more we could get to the high 20s for many, even 30 degrees celsius once again. and then our deep area of low pressure that's bringing about the change with that cold front sweeps its way eastwards into thursday, replacing all of that hot and humid air with something a lot cooler. some windy conditions, too, out towards the north and the west. so wet, windy across northern ireland for a time, showery outbreaks of rain just pushing into parts of northwest scotland, eventually easing their way further eastwards. it should stay largely dry for much of england and wales. a few showers around at times, fresher feeling conditions across the south east of england and east anglia by the time we get to the end of the day. so let's just take a look at the outlook for our capital cities. temperatures much closer to the seasonal average through the weekend. still warm in the best of t

laboursay in the north sea would risk tax revenues. flavour of the debate that we are expecting over the next few weeks. most parties have their manifesto is out, most policies announce, so we're moving to the part of the campaign where parties are attacking other public policies rather than outlining new ones of their own. staying with the uk, a father's day tribute to prince william, featuring a picture of him in norfolk with his three children has been posted on social media. it includes a public message from prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis saying "we love you papa" on the accounts for the prince and princess of wales. our correspondent charlotte gallagher told us more about the image. it was taken in norfolk on a beach. the family members, the prince of wales and his three children, prince louis, prince george and princess charlotte, have their backs to the camera. they're looking out to sea. they're all dressed very casually. prince william in a baseball cap and a hoodie. and then the message that accompanies th

that's going to be rolling in from the north sea as well, so rather murky conditions for many. lows of a 6—8 degrees celsius, so a much more comfortable night's sleep. into tomorrow, and a lot of that low cloud, mist and murk will roll back towards north sea—facing coasts — a bit of an onshore breeze going on here. a few showers, also some sunny spells across scotland, and despite the fine start to the day, it will cloud over across northern ireland through the afternoon. of course, the best of the sunshine and the highest of the temperatures will be for much of england and wales. mid to high 20s, but locally, possibly 30 degrees celsius maybe in the far south and the east, where pollen levels will also be very high. and then this area of low pressure rolls in on thursday. here's the cold front that brings behind it that cooler—feeling air, so the heat and humidity get pushed further eastwards into the near continent as that cooler airjust rolls in. but some strong gusty winds for a time across parts of northern ireland and north—west scotland. there will also be some showers h

but warmer along north sea coasts, as we've lost the onshore breeze. day for thursday. gales across the far west of scotland, far north of northern ireland, showers or longer spells of rain, whereas i think as we head through thursday nights across much of england and wales, it should be largely dry with some clear spells. lighter winds the further south that you are. but it will be a cooler night to come for all, with temperatures 10 to around 12 degrees. so as we head into friday, then, we see that area of low pressure pulling away from the north of the uk, but it will take its time. it stays quite windy, blustery, with outbreaks of rain across scotland, whereas for england and wales, closer to a ridge of high pressure. so the further north that you are, it will be windier with showers or longer spells of rain. the further south that you are, variable cloud, but some good spells of sunshine. and i think for many, it will stay dry on friday. temperatures perhaps reaching around 23, maybe 2a degrees. otherwise, it's the mid to high teens further north,

do they want to see an even bigger windfall tax on nonh even bigger windfall tax on north sea oil and the gmb union does not, because it's got tens of thousands of workers with well—paid jobs in the oil and gas sector. and indeed, this is a big chunk of scotland's economy. so this is largely a sort of very technical area. but, you know , high electricity but, you know, high electricity and gas bills, hugely important in the minds of households and firms and energy, i think is a very, very difficult area for labour because it's got it's kind of urban , pro—environment kind of urban, pro—environment left wing voters who want more net zero initiatives. but then again, it's got a lot of natural voters in scotland who look at what's happening in aberdeen and suggest, gosh, the windfall tax on north sea oil and gas is already 75% of profits. and now labour say they want a proper windfall tax. >> i think it's 78. i think i think they want, thank you so much. liam halligan economics and business editor, for setting that all out for us. and of course the cbi as well, warning that this may have

but warmer along north sea coasts, as we've lost the onshore breeze. ery blustery end to the day for thursday. gales across the far west of scotland, far north of northern ireland, showers or longer spells of rain, whereas i think as we head through thursday nights across much of england and wales, it should be largely dry with some clear spells. lighter winds the further south that you are. but it will be a cooler night to come for all, with temperatures 10 to around 12 degrees. so as we head into friday, then, we see that area of low pressure pulling away from the north of the uk, but it will take its time. it stays quite windy, blustery, with outbreaks of rain across scotland, whereas for england and wales, closer to a ridge of high pressure. so the further north that you are, it will be windier with showers or longer spells of rain. the further south that you are, variable cloud, but some good spells of sunshine. and i think for many, it will stay dry on friday. temperatures perhaps reaching around 23, maybe 2a degrees. otherwise, it's the mid to hi

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so as well as increasing taxes on the north sea, non—doms and independent schools where else will labourts plans? well one morgan mcsweeney, labour's campaign manager and the power behind the throne of sir keir starmer, the man whose fingerprints are all over starmer's leadership, may well have just given us a clue. yesterday he appeared to endorse the idea of a £15 billion tax hike through doubling capital gains tax taxing investment after my reporting highlighted this, he removed the like from the linkedin post and claimed it was a mistake. and who am i to was a mistake. and who am ito question his explanation? it's just that none other than rachel reeves suggested precisely the same policy in a 2018 pamphlet and repeatedly raised the issue as shadow chancellor back in 2021. so might the labour party be looking at taxes on investment to raise more money to fund further spending? delighted to be joined now by the former labour mp and former mep shaun simon. shaun, thanks for joining me. are people right forjoining me. are people right to be suspicious of the tories right to continually

in horror as they set out plans that will result in the loss of tens of thousands of jobs in the north seaeed to protect to support that sector and also to enable our transition to net—zero. so i think people in the north—east can see through the empty promises about gb energy and they can see the reality of those commitments, which are that they will inflict significant damage on the economy of the north—east of scotland. and voting snp is the way to avoid that. the oil and gas industry has been critical of snp energy policy, though, because the snp isn't supportive of new oil and gas licences. the snp has made very clear that we want to work with the oil and gas sector as we manage the transition to net—zero, and there's absolutely no way i'm going to preside over a situation where there is industrial damage done to the north—east of scotland and to the economy of scotland by the way in which we go about that transition to net—zero. we've got to manage that transition carefully, we've got to make the shift to renewables, but we can do that in partnership with the oil and gas sector. and

while this decommission add north sea rig had reached the end of its useful life , is this end of itsseful life, is this a scene where to see far more often in the years to come? today marks what some are calling a serious shift for the future of uk energy security . future of uk energy security. for the past half decade, campaigners have fought surrey county council through the courts against their decision to allow the expansion of an oil well back in 2019. well, today the supreme court has ruled in their favour that planning permission for new fossil fuel extraction cannot be granted without taking into account the use of final oil products far down the chain. in short, construction has to take into account a far more than the environmental impact of the site itself. until day to day, the entire industry worked on the assumption that emissions from constructing the wells, rather than the use of the final products, should be considered in their planning assessments . in their planning assessments. but this landmark case today changes that, and has serious implications for the future

we will have seen plenty of low cloud rolling into north sea—facing coasts, that's running back towards burning back, sunshine and showers for scotland. a fine day for most in northern ireland, clouding over later. of course, we keep the heat and humidity, the sunshine, across much of england and wales — temperatures in the mid—to—high 20s — locally, perhaps, 30 degrees. but here's our cold front that's trailing down from this area of low pressure that will bring the fresher—feeling airfor all, and that will be pushing further eastwards, as we head through thursday. rather windy conditions for much of the day across scotland and for northern ireland. it will take most of the day for that cooler—feeling air to filter into south—east england and east anglia, so temperatures here probably still in the mid—20s, at least. but that cold front pushes further eastwards to the near continent, low pressure remains across the far north of the uk, so across northern areas of scotland, we are likely to see some further outbreaks of rain, as we head through friday. a much fresher feel through the cou

a brisk north—westerly wind, particularly on the north sea coast. ers elsewhere with some of the driest weather and sunshine in wales, south—west england. breezy wherever you are with a noticeable north—westerly wind. temperatures will not make it much past 11—16. across hampshire and dorset, we should get to 18. overnight, a cold night. a lot of showers will fade. a scattering towards north sea facing coast and the liverpool bay area. clear spells. temperatures in scotland could get down to 1—2 c. tomorrow, more of the same with sunny spells and more showers. fewer showers this time across much of scotland. we have a noticeable breeze towards the north sea coast and temperatures below the seasonal average. wednesday, temperatures will improve. showers further south and east. the wind is lighter and we could see a high of 13 — 18. and then we look to the atlantic to find then we look to the atlantic to find the rest of the week's weather. more of a south—westerly wind will share in atlantic france with showers and longer spells of rain. a mostly dry

for most of us we'll have seen plenty of low cloud rolling to north sea facing coast that's rolling backead through the afternoon. so burning back, sunshine and showers for scotland. a fine day for most in northern ireland clouding over later. of course, we keep the heat, the humidity, the sunshine across much of england and wales. temperatures in the mid to the high 20s, locally, perhaps 30 degrees. but here's our cold frontjust trailing down from this area of low pressure that's going to bring the fresher feeling airfor all. and that will be pushing further eastwards as we head through thursday. rather windy conditions for much of the day across the far north west of scotland and across northern ireland. some showers here elsewhere, largely dry with some sunshine and it'll probably take most of the day for that cooler feeling. air to filter into southeast england and east anglia say temperatures here probably still in the mid 20s at least. but that cold front pushes further eastwards to the near continent. low pressure remains across the far north of the uk. so across northern areas of

north sea oil due to net zero on immigration.l and they have failed to protect women and girls spaces . he said women and girls spaces. he said i want to make it crystal clear that sex means biological sex. under the conservative party, and he's just said, we cannot have. and he's just said, we cannot have . and a blank check to keir have. and a blank check to keir starmer many people feeling, of course, that when you mention things such as that you're ostensibly saying you are conceding defeat and the only thing that matters now is the size of the conserve of the labour party majority . see, labour party majority. see, having selfies taken there with voters in demand as usual on the campaign trail. voters in demand as usual on the campaign trail . will it be campaign trail. will it be enough? will it be enough? of course, the reform party launched their contract with the people today in merthyr tydfil and directly hitting out directly hitting out at the fact that the tory party is broken , that the tory party is broken, nigel fa

and into wednesday, we've got plenty of cloud out towards these north sea facing coasts.very warm for much of england and wales, here, should stay dry. any low cloud will lift and once more we could get to the high 20s for many, even 30 degrees celsius once again. and then our deep area of low pressure that's bringing about the change with that cold front sweeps its way eastwards into thursday, replacing all of that hot and humid air with something a lot cooler. some windy conditions, too, out towards the north and the west. so, wet, windy across northern ireland for a time, showery outbreaks of rain just pushing into parts of northwest scotland, eventually easing their way further eastwards. it should stay largely dry for much of england and wales. a few showers around at times, fresher feeling conditions across the south east of england and east anglia by the time we get to the end of the day. so, let's just take a look at the outlook for our capital cities. temperatures much closer to the seasonal average through the weekend. still warm in the best of the sunshine. bye

consider the issue of limiting the passage of ships through the straits from the baltic sea to the north sealike this, so far they have said there will be neutral waters there, and there will be neutral waters, these are two straits, there two straits, yes, but the waters are the same, that is, the waters there are neutral, these are international waters , international waters. quite, that’s where the tsk should be sent, look, straight away, well, you can recruit for a brigade, moreover, such patriots of ukraine are ready to fight, however, for some reason they are hiding in germany, please show them in munich before the debut match of the ukrainian national team at euro 2024, look at the number of people singing the anthem of ukraine of conscription age, and what is not at the front , and well-fed? and the uhilants, and you sigh, here you go, germany can carefully gather them all to the front, although on the other hand, not all strangers, the kiev symphony orchestra, numbering 70 people, fled with musical instruments from ukraine and received asylum germany, there were 22 people who were s

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feeling cooler with that wind, particularly on some of these north sea coasts.wers around. so for this evening, yes, plenty of showers, of course, east anglia in the southeast, but for much of southwest england, wales it will be a fine evening. not very pleasant for sitting out in because temperatures will be dropping pretty sharply once the sun has set. but a fine day, by and large, for northern ireland. and in fact, most of scotland will be dry through the evening. just the odd shower coming in, but still a significant chill, particularly over the northern isles, temperatures here quickly dropping back down to single figures and feeling cooler with that wind, which will continue to blow through tuesday evening. the showers though, well, they should tend to fade away. so many places becoming dry as we go through tonight, so always keep some showers coming into the northern isles . we'll keep the northern isles. we'll keep quite a bit of cloud in some places, but where we have the clear skies it is going to turn quite chilly again. temperatures well down into si

we will have seen plenty of low cloud rolling into north sea facing coasts, that's running back towards fine day for most in northern ireland, closing over later, of course we keep the heat and humidity, the sunshine across much of england and wales, temperatures in the mid to high 20s, locally perhaps 30 degrees. but here's our cold front is trailing down from this area of low pressure that will bring the fresh feeling air for all, that will bring the fresh feeling airfor all, and that will bring the fresh feeling air for all, and that will be pushing further eastwards, as we head through thursday. ratherwindy thursday. rather windy conditions for thursday. ratherwindy conditions for much of the day across scotland and far north island —— for northern ireland. it will take most of the day for that cooler feeling air to filter into south—east england and east anglia, so temperatures here probably still in the mid 20s, at least. but that cold front pushes further eastwards to the near continent. low pressure remains across the far north of the uk, so across northern areas of scotland, we

the price of a barrel of brent north sea oil at the beginning of today's trading in asian markets decreased by 19 percent to 82 dollars and 36 cents. the price of brent oil in yesterday's trading ended at 82 dollars 6 cents . american crude oil is also traded with a 15 percent decrease of 78 dollars cents. the price of each barrel of gas. with the increase in demand for electricity consumption, which started faster compared to last year, the country's electricity consumption exceeded 70,000 megawatts. right now i am talking with the deputy director of the country's electricity network. hello mr. mohseni , have a good time. mr. mohseni , tell me how much electricity consumption has increased compared to the beginning of the week, and what is your advice to people to manage electricity consumption? yes, i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect to you, respected presenter and compatriots sincerely, since the beginning of last week , due to the increase in temperature, we have seen that our consumption has exceeded 70,000 megawatts, and we have experienced an 8% growth in the country's electr

84 years old, 60 of which he devoted to studying the arctic, antarctica, and the revival of the north. seaevichy cemetery. and we have everything by this time, denis polanchukov was with you, see you.

the price of a barrel of brent oil in the north sea at the beginning of today's trading in asian markets increased by 43 percent to 78 dollars and 79 cents. us crude oil also increased by 54 percent in the new york trading market. 74 dollars and 54 cents are traded. according to the analysis the high prices, the boom in the chinese economy and the possibility of interest rate cuts in the united states support the improvement of the global oil market. we have reached the end of this news section. thank you for your companion, god bless you. such voices in iran reached such a level that the shah was forced to declare martial law. the imam had said that we do not have a martial law, come to the streets, whatever was said about martial law. people completely lost themselves due to their fear of these things. from the beginning, we thought this means that we should break this fear. this is a scare and intimidation that does not have much reality. as much as it is the truth, it is so much propaganda and they are fueling it and they are scaring all the people or all the governments in relation

platinum is also traded with cents, but the price of a barrel of brent oil in the north sea today decreased3 cents to 85 dollars and 58 cents in the asian markets . us crude oil is traded with a 9 percent decrease of 81 dollars and 25 cents. hurricane alberto left four dead in northeastern mexico . the storm also caused a lot of damage with a speed of 117 kilometers per hour. hurricane alberto is the first seasonal storm of the atlantic ocean in 2024. which entered mexico from the northeast. since the heavy rains last weekend, at least 22 people in central america have been killed by this storm , including 13 in el salvador, 8 in guatemala, and one in honduras, and more than 900 a member of his family was displaced. the drought has spread to all regions of mexico. this has caused the water in a lake in the state of nuevosela to dry up and thousands of fish have died. the water level of this lake has dropped drastically. the boats stuck in the mud and the fishermen who made a living from this lake have faced a problem. government statistics mexico shows that almost all of the country was aff

a lot of the gas that we consume comes from the north sea. a lot comes from the middle east. it does, it does. but 50% is coming from and you shut that down, you can see you're more dependent at a higher cost from abroad. and that's that's a risk. i don't know where you stand on it. i don't really know where the labour government, the labour shadow government stand on it. but there are elements in the party that that want to shut the whole thing down. >> okay. right now, when we dip back in, i will come to my friend on the front row here for a question. i am just going to whizz us over to christopher hope. now, who has daisy cooper with him? i think our political editor in the spin room. go on. christopher >> hi, patrick young with daisy coopen >> hi, patrick young with daisy cooper, who's the deputy leader of the liberal democrats, daisy cooper. of the liberal democrats, daisy cooper . what's it like watching cooper. what's it like watching out as the third party? >> well, to be honest, it was really frustrating. i obviously would have loved

they tend to disappear by the afternoon, but we keep the cool breeze coming in from the north sea.oud elsewhere, especially for northern england into the midlands and to parts of wales where the odd light shower couldn't be ruled out. but these are the exceptions for many. it's a fine saturday and plenty of warm sunshine . highs plenty of warm sunshine. highs of 21 or 22 celsius away from that cooler east coast into the evening. we'll see plenty of sunshine across much of scotland. just some fair weather cloud out there, particularly over the hills. and for western scotland, southern parts as well. temperatures likely to reach the high teens or even low 20s. some decent sunny spells for northern ireland as well. as we end the day, that thicker cloud, i think for the pennines into the peak district, parts of the west midlands and mid wales, just 1 or 2 light showers. these will be the exception for many places. it is a dry saturday with that high pressure in control. now overnight we're going to see patchy cloud here and there, but plenty of clear spells . one exception western spel

he goes all over the baltic all over the north sea. he masters this trade and he does in these ships. this is an early early photograph of e of the whitb're called, and they are you know they're sleek, they're not beautiful. they're not fast. but they and, nearly bombproof. and they can carry huge amounts of stuff. they have a square you a square stern. they these the shilearn to navigate. and these are the ships, the whitby cats that he used all three of his voyages around the world. so that's why i showed thaphotograph. but okay. okay. so the vef was designed to findbeen obsessed with centuries, finding the northwest passage, a shortcut over canada from the atlantic to, the pacific, in order to facilitate trade with the east indies. as with, you know, with india, with they're at it avoid the spanish passage was something that i think, you know, i'm sure most of you in the room know a little bit about things did not ever go well for the british they got stuck the ice pretty soon they' starving and scurvy you know there's their their b

the global price of oil decreased, the price of a barrel of brent oil in the north sea trading in asiankets on tuesday decreased by 44 percent to 81 dollars and 42 cents. american crude oil is traded with a 36 percent decrease of 77 dollars and 61 cents. the price of each barrel of gas is also 41 percent. the tradition has arrived. the export collection of cooperatives reached the border of 4 billion dollars in the 33 months of service of the government of martyr ayatollah raisi. the largest share of exports of cooperatives was in the field of agriculture and handicrafts. well, the report related to this news is unfortunately not ready in the next sections as soon as it is ready. in the name of god, i say hello to you , dear viewers, have a good time in the last 24 hours the coldest place in our country is definitely in khuzestan with a maximum temperature of 47 degrees and the coolest place is zarine in kurdistan with a minimum temperature. among the centers of the provinces, ahvaz was the hottest with a maximum temperature of 46 degrees and kurd city was the coolest with a minimum tem

cloud—free skies then in stirling earlier in the day, but we have seen quite a bit of cloud come down the north seae cloud, for example here in essex. now, looking at the weather across east anglia and southeast england, as well as that cloud we have some fairly brisk winds — gusts running into the 30 miles an hour. thatjust knocks the edge off the temperatures to a degree. but still some decent weather to come for the most of the uk. sunny spells in northern ireland, lots of sunshine for south—west england — western parts of wales also looking fine. and in the best of today's sunshine, we're looking at temperatures quite widely reaching the high teens to low twenties. and in thatjune sunshine — the first day of summer, according to climatologists — it will feel pretty warm. now, overnight tonight, we'll have clear skies for most areas and it's going to be quite a chilly night. temperatures getting down into single figures, lows down to about five degrees in the very coldest parts of scotland and northern england. but another fine day coming up for tomorrow. again, for the majority of the country,

and into wednesday, we've got plenty of cloud out towards these north sea facing coast.en our deep area of low pressure that's bringing about the change with that cold front sweeps its way eastwards into thursday, replacing all of that hot and humid air with something a lot cooler. some windy conditions, too, out towards the north and the west. so wet, windy across northern ireland for a time, showery outbreaks of rain just pushing into parts of northwest scotland, eventually easing their way further eastwards. it should stay largely dry for much of england and wales. a few showers around at times, fresher feeling conditions across the south east of england and east anglia by the time we get to the end of the day. so let's just take a look at the outlook for our capital cities. temperatures much closer to the seasonal average through the weekend. still warm in the best of the sunshine. bye— bye. hello, i'm kasia madera. you're watching bbc news. we'll have a round—up of the day's top stories — inlcuding more on the developments around alleged election betting — injust te

it's going to feel cool here as well. 12 or 13 celsius on that north sea coast.o wednesday morning. again, a cool start to the day. plenty of bright weather. first thing a few more showers develop across eastern england. elsewhere, it stays gb news. >> good evening. it's 11:00. >> good evening. it's11:00. you're with gb news and our top story. tonight, two boys have become the youngest convicted murderers in britain since the killing of james bulger in 1993. the 12 year olds were found guilty of murdering a man with a machete in a wolverhampton park last year. they stabbed 19 year old sean c zahawi in november in an unprovoked attack. the jury's decision to convict both the boys was unanimous. his parents have said they'll never recover from the loss of their son. in election news today, the prime minister said he never considered quitting despite heavy criticism over his early departure from d—day commemorations in normandy last week. it comes after the prime minister kept a low profile over the weekend, avoiding questions from reporters as rumours circulated he

north sea.turns out that the nuclear submarine kazan, on its way to cuba, stopped by the shores of scotland. this was reported by the british newspaper daily express. of course off the british coast, our submarine did not admire the beauties of scotland. kazan passed by the royal navy base, voslane, where all the british fleet's submarine nuclear ballistic missile carriers are moored. according to the daily express, the target is the russians. the british were able to discover kazan only after the anti-submarine maritime reconnaissance aircraft poseidon lowered buoys with sonars into the sea. at the same time, the british military does not say how long our submarine remained undetected, but apparently for a long time, since the incident was urgently reported even to premier song. right now kazan is in the port of havana and in order not to miss the submarine already off the coast of the united states, the americans sent their nuclear submarine helena to cuba, which. sent an official note of prot