some cloud at times coming in from the north sea and up from france.in glasgow, and then as we head into the outlook period, for sunday, starting with some mist and fog as well. it�*s later on sunday we could see some showers coming in, but a lot of settled weather too, with a few showers as we head through the new working week. live from london. this is bbc news israel carries out the largest military operation in decades — in the occupied west bank — at least nine people have been killed. senior doctors call on the uk government to ban all flavoured and disposable vapes to protect children against what it calls a growing epidemic. donald trump says the us justice department is trying to resurrect a dead witch hunt against him, after �*revised charges�* are filed over election interference in 2020. the uk sets out plans for an "ambitious reset" with europe — as the prime minister visits germany. paris prepares for the paralympics with the opening ceremony just hours away. also coming up, 30 marathons in 30 days. we�*ll talk live to the reality tv star

through this evening and overnight, everything pushes into the north sea.nied by breezy conditions. and it's going to be a fresher night tonight then it was last night. overnight lows nine to 13 degrees. we start tomorrow on a largely dry note with some sunshine but we will have the showers continuing across northern ireland, pushing eastwards across scotland and we could see of you getting into northern england. southwards we are into drier and sunnier conditions with highs of 23 so feeling fresher. as we move through the week, on friday we could start with some missed across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, but again, a lot of dry weather around. areas of cloud coming in from the north sea at times and temperatures 14 to 24 degrees, so slowly starting to come up. into the weekend, high pressure still firmly in charge of our weather. this could bring showers into southern england later on sunday and overnight into monday, but on saturday first of all still a lot of dry weather around. some cloud at times coming in from the north se

it's planted opposite europe, sitting proudly on the other side of the north sea.n currency, postage stamps, constitution, national anthem, love of tea, and a pair of handsome princes born two years apart. we speak of sealand. a crumb of real estate off the english coast that declared its independence in 1967. sealand has a full-time population of one. it has a landmass the size of roughly two tennis courts. its leading export might be the national mythology, a history of piracy, coups, counter-coups, rogues, and offshore internet schemes. it may make tiny liechtenstein look like china by comparison. but as we found out last year, by right, sealand is a sovereign nation. join us as we compile some notes from a truly small nation. >> we can see sealand over there now, by the way. you see that? >> oh, there she is! >> yeah, yeah. on the starboard bow. >> reporter: but hold the world's smallest state. it's a micronation in the extreme. a principality which sits or stands only 7 miles off the coast of england. it's self-described reigning monarch is this guy, prince mi

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some cloud at times coming in from the north sea and up from france. degrees as our top temperature in london, 21 in glasgow, and then as we head into the outlook period, for sunday, starting with some mist and fog as well. it's later on sunday we could see some showers coming in, but a lot of settled weather too, with a few showers as we head through the new working week. live from new york at the opening bell — this is business today. it's nvidia day. anticipation looms large for second—quarter earnings from the maker of ai chips plus battle of the giants — is it time to call a truce in the streaming wars? and — how barbie mania is driving a come back in flip phones in the uk. welcome to business today, i'm michelle fleury live from new york. where us financial markets have inched at the open as traders hold their breath ahead of results from the markets most important stock. more than any other, one name is powering the ai revolution — and that's nvidia, led by ceo jensen huang. wall street will be scrutinising its numbers when it reports quarterly

wind farms and artificial islands and connect them to european countries around the north sea. so no global network does remain a distant dream. but if you think all the g political tensions and power games involved to make it impossible, just consider there's another global network that connect. our team comes across and outrages claim and decides to investigate. those. next on dw, old friends, new front is nate, so still prepared to defend itself in case of an emergency. the well, the largest, the military alliance has been maintaining stability for 75 years. but now, some weaknesses, probably getting to show this from this new threat. nate, in 45 minutes on d w the the, the we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d w. the, we don't hear bombs or cells or explosions. we hear nightingale singing at night to for you. it's been 6 months since you boss and willow d me a team got relocated to a quiet little village in the to our coffee region in central ukraine. the 1st time we hear the phone.

plan to build wind farms and artificial islands, and connect them to european countries around the north sea. so now a global net look does remain a distant dream. but if you think all the g political tensions and power games involved to make it impossible, just consider there's another global network that connects every country on a few things submarine cables. you're using it right now to watch this video. the incident, transporting electricity around the globe is a bit different than translating data. of course, internet cables are cheaper and the telecommunication systems that are routed in have been around for much longer. but it can be done. and for electricity, europe is the best example that with political will, it might even be easier than it seems. and the more of these connections we have, the more attractive it will become from other countries to join the super. great. so let us know what you think and the comments where in the world do you want your green energy to come from? and make sure to subscribe to a journal. we really see videos every friday. the good i wish i could have

some cloud at times coming in from the north sea and up from france.n glasgow. and then as we head into the outlook period, for sunday, starting with some mist and fog as well. it's later on sunday we could see some showers coming in, but a lot of settled weather too, with a few showers as we head through the new working week. this is bbc news, the headlines... prime minister sir keir starmer is visiting berlin to discuss a new uk—germany pact. israel is carrying out a major military operation in the occupied west bank. reports say 11 palestinians are dead. doctors are warning the uk government that there is a "vaping epidemic" and action must be taken to ban flavoured and disposable vapes to protect children. today in paris, the 2024 paralympic games begin — with the opening ceremony taking place across the city this evening. sir keir starmer is visiting berlin where he's expected to say the uk has a "once in a generation opportunity to reset" its post—brexit relationship with europe. the british prime minister was welcomed by german chancellor, olaf

some cloud at times coming in from the north sea and up from france.p temperature in london, 21 in glasgow, and then as we head into the outlook period, for sunday, starting with some mist and fog as well. it's later on sunday we could see some showers coming in, but a lot of settled weather too, with a few showers as we head through the new working week. live from london, this is bbc news. prime minister sir keir starmer is visiting berlin where he wants to reset the uk's relationship with europe here is the scene live in berlin. israel is carrying out a major military operation in the occupied west bank. 11 people are reported to have been killed. this is the scene near the al—fara refugee camp where the israeli army operation has been taking place. space—x says bad weather has postponed the polaris dawn mission after technical issues earlier in the week. hello. the british prime minister is in berlin where he's expected to say the uk has a once in a generation opportunity to reset its post—brexit relationship with europe. sir keir starmer was welcom

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it's drier and it's sunnier, but something we're watching is that area of cloud in the north sea.day. temperatures 14 to 22 degrees. now, beyond that, it turns a little bit more unsettled on sunday and monday we've got fronts moving northwards and also coming in from the west. they at times will introduce some rain and it could be heavy and thundery. across the far north of scotland initially and through the day we'll start to see some sea breezes developing. so if you head towards the coast, temperatures will be that little bit lower. but inland we're looking at 18 in glasgow, 19 in newcastle to 2a in london. so the temperatures climbing a little bit more on saturday. we start off with some mist and fog patches, but we've also got our weather front in the south. now that's going to introduce more cloud than we thought, and also the chance of some light and patchy rain move north of that. it's drier and it's sunnier, but something we're watching is that area of cloud in the north sea. itjust might come onshore across parts of eastern scotland and northeast england through the day.

mo5t a fun continuing to push into the north sea. acro55 northern and western scotland and northern we5tern scotland and northern ireland. and there will be a noticeable wind. ea5y ireland. and there will be a noticeable wind. easy for the rest of us with highs of 15 to about 25. through this evening and overnight, some clear skies, a you match others still, can be heaviest in northern ireland and scotland. pushing ea5twards. by the end of the night, 5tronger wind5 ea5twards. by the end of the night, 5tronger winds and persistent run will be coming into the north—west. all of us 5taying will be coming into the north—west. all of us staying in double figures, overnight lows falling away to between 11—13. a5 overnight lows falling away to between 11—13. as we head into tomorrow, low pressure that has been driving our weather move5 tomorrow, low pressure that has been driving our weather moves across u5. driving our weather moves across us. you can see from the squeeze on those isobars that it is going to be tho5e isobars that it is goi

and that rain continues to push into the north sea as we head through the north sea as we head throughhowers pushing in from the atlantic and staying on the breezy side but looking through next week, there's some improvement with there's some improvement with the weather. we'll see temperatures lifting perhaps as high as 26 to 28 celsius by midweek. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on >> welcome back to gb news where have you been? you're with darren grimes in for nana akua on gb news on tv and on digital radio. now for the next hour. me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. first of all though, we're going to get you news with tatiana sanchez. >> darren, thank you and good afternoon. the top stories in germany. a 15 year old has been detained in a possible connection to the stabbing spree last night. that left three dead and several injured. german officials say they can't rule out a terrorist motive, but that they still don't have a suspect. german police officials also say the attacker targeted vic

the government insists it will protect north sea jobs for decades to come.uch as viking will bring down bills. back in shetland many islanders are not convinced. well, people are looking out their windows at these huge turbines that are producing far more power than we could possibly ever use, and at the same time having to wonder whether or not they can put their own heating on because of the cost of electricity here. so they're justifiably angry that there's so little benefit to the islands from these projects. sse says more wind farms will be needed onshore and offshore if the government is to meet its target of generating all the uk's electricity from renewable sources by 2030. it says ministers will have to be brave in reforming planning laws to speed up projects like this one, and that will be controversial. james cook, bbc news, at the viking wind farm in shetland. housing people who are homeless is costing councils over a billion pounds a year, according to figures released by the government today — that is up 52% on the previous year. a record numbe

we need to extract as much gas from the north sea as much gas from the north sea as we can.arily impact price, but it impacts security. so if there are supply disruptions, we won't be at risk of not having enough gas. and of course, then when you get shortages, that has huge economic damage and the other real problem is that the government seems to be extremely committed to wind now, and the wind is being very heavily subsidised when in the election campaign, labour said they were going to reduce energy bills by £300. that was based on a study by a consultancy firm called mbappe and they took as a reference price an old price cap that was more expensive. and so there was already a couple of hundred pounds baked in at the time of the election. but also they assumed that new renewable generation would be built at the cost of the fourth auction round a few years ago. but now the fifth auction round was a failure for wind. there were no offshore wind bids in the fifth round, and for the sixth round the price has been increased significantly. so it's gone up from a reference pric

perhaps a bit fresher around the north sea coast. 15 or16 around the north sea coast. 15 or 16 here.ch more warm and humid air into sunday said temperatures will rise but it also means that sunday morning will be pretty warm in the south—east of england. 15 or 16 here. further north perhaps not quite as chilly as last night and temperatures are down to nine or ten. into sunday we will continue to see the threat of the showers moving in across southern areas. the odd rumble of thunder and gusty winds associated with that. some uncertainties of these at locations of those showers as they started with the way for they started with the way for the north—west but there will be dry weather further north, for most of the day, with sunny spells and turning really quite warm in the south—east. temperature is 26 or 27. on into next week. high—pressure shifts away. low pressure moves in. that will bring a much more unsettled feel with showers and longer spells of rain but those showers could be on the heavy side with the odd rumble of thunder as well. they drove north on these words. sunny spel

trans-siberian railway, and these highways should work in conjunction in a single logic along the north sea route, with such promising projects as the northern latitudinal route with access to the arctic port; on our agenda is the construction of high-speed highways in conjunction with the central transport hub, the creation of international logistics corridors, the development of the azov -black sea transport direction. organization of so-called seamless railway communication from the baltic and barin seas to the coast of the persian gulf and the indian ocean. also , the minister of transport roman starovoyt and the head of russian railways oleg belozerov congratulated workers and veterans of the industry. today, railways cover almost the entire territory of our country. this is almost a million employees, one way or another, who are connected with the railway. if you think about it, everyone in their family has someone who is a railroad worker. therefore, we can safely say that today is a national holiday, it’s great that russian railways is making the holiday sporty, we show by our own e

eventually reaching the east and southeast with a few showers as it weakens and moves off into the north seaof the country once again. a bright day to come for northern and western areas with some sunshine — vast improvement to how monday is looking. 19—24 celsius from northwest to southeast. as we move through the new week, it looks like much of the north and west of the country will see the wind and rain at times — whereas, further south and east you are, tending to stay warmer, drier, and sunnier. live from washington. this is bbc news. the us is set to deploy additional warships and fighter jets to the middle east amid fears of escalation over the killing of hamas political chief ismail haniyeh. the us defense secretary revokes plea deals with the accused 9/11 mastermind and two of his accomplices. eight people have been arrested and three police officers taken to hospital after rioting in sunderland in the north east of england. and the americans freed in a historic prisoner swap with russia are evaluated in texas, after an emotional homecoming. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome t

it's because we're drawing this cloud off the north sea on a fairly brisk easterly breeze across southernnorth, we're into the sunny blue skies. so for the rest of the day it does look like it's going to stay rather cloudy across the south and southeast. maybe a few showers starting to push up from the near continent later in the day. but a warm one to come further north with all the sunshine, low 20s for glasgow. low 20s as well for parts of wales, northwest england. now, through this evening and overnight the cloud starts to drift northwards, start to import some humid air from southern areas and that will increase the chance of some heavy showers or thunderstorm — hit and miss showers, not everyone will get them. but you can see we're importing this warm and humid air from the near continent. so quite a muggy night to come for england and wales to start. sunday could be no lower than 16 or 17 degrees in the southeast. so we start off with a bit more cloud across england and wales for sunday. best of the sunshine towards the north west. but even here the cloud tends to build. there's a

that will clear away this evening and overnight towards a north sea. holding onto a lot cloud. estern areas. a warm and muggy night for and wales. lubbock teens further north. across the cold front, fresh air moving in, westerly blustery winds on friday. breezy for many. much better than what we have today. lots of sunshine in england and wales for saying dry altogether. a lot of the showers affecting scotland and northern ireland. will affect north—west england. a blustery day wherever you are. especially on the coast. in the north—west. 15—25 in the south, given more sunshine. through friday, overnight drive. showers in the north—west of scotland. this man of england and wales, bringing thick cloud and rain. temperatures 10-15. cloud and rain. temperatures 10—15. heading into the weekend, it will be hopping up the summers. especially in england and wales. in the north it stays on the cooler side. blustery with further showers. the picture of a saturday: blustery showers in the northern west of scotland, lots of cloud in england and wales to begin with, then the sunshine emerge

a breeze will keep things cool close to these north sea coasts — 17 for aberdeen and newcastle. 22 or 23 degrees, so quite a warm day. quite warm and humid overnight, through saturday night into sunday, especially across the south, and we will see further, very well—scattered showers and thunderstorms pushing northwards, i think especially across some eastern counties of england. 16 degrees the overnight low in london, a cooler 9 degrees there for glasgow. as we go through sunday, well, that warm, humid air continues to push northwards. with it, quite a lot of cloud and the chance for one or two of those showers and thunderstorms. if they do crop up, they could bring a lot of rain, perhaps some squally winds, maybe some hail thrown in, especially across eastern england, but many spots will avoid the showers and stay dry. 19 to maybe 27 or 28 degrees down towards the south—east. now, through sunday night, we will see further showers and thunderstorms, perhaps most especially across eastern england. but low pressure�*s swirling in from the west, and that means from monday, there w

storm lillian is already out into the north sea. in scotland a bit more blustery.quite a few will stay dry in central and eastern areas. out of the breeze, temperatures feeling quite pleasant. the south—east is dry for a time but then this rain pushing up across southern england, south east midlands, east anglia and the south—east. warm air with it as well. at the start of the weekend, grey and wet across the southern and eastern areas. things will gradually improve, a slow improvement, the rain lingering across the south—east. heavy showers, some of those thundery, easing in the north and west later. another sunshine and shower day for scotland and northern ireland. lighterwinds shower day for scotland and northern ireland. lighter winds tomorrow for england and wales, still a bit of a breeze for scotland and northern ireland but for the bank holiday temperature is a bit disappointing. three saturday night it turns quiet. by three saturday night it turns quiet. by day we see the next weather system moving in. the best of the weatherfor system moving in. the best o

own home—grown gas coming out of oil fields and gas coming out of oil fields and gas fields in the north sea control. unless you think sir keir star, he's talking about sir keir starmer as a dictator. i don't know, we could have it, but he's stopped that. could have it, but he's stopped that . he's could have it, but he's stopped that. he's made us more dependent on foreign gas. should we have a little dictators? >> should we have another little look at what ed miliband had to say? >> no, this will be really worrying news for lots of families who will face even greater struggles this winter. and it's a direct result of our country's exposure to international gas markets that are controlled by dictators. and thatis are controlled by dictators. and that is a legacy left to us by the last government. that's why this government has a plan to do something about it. this government has a plan to do something about it . our mission something about it. our mission for clean home—grown power that we control in this country , and we control in this country, and it's why we've hit the ground running in

an easterly breeze for england and wales, so some of these north sea coasts will be a bit cooler, but more cloud in london until late on in the day. that cloud moves northwards overnight. the high pressure continues to pull away towards scandinavia. this weather front eventually arriving in the south—west, but ahead of that, we're going to draw up something a little bit warmer, more humid, but the potential of some storms. and we're drawing that cloud northwards into scotland and northern ireland. some sunshine for england and wales. we'll build up the cloud that will trigger a few thunderstorms during the latter part of the afternoon. quite warm and humid air coming up from the near continent, so temperatures could reach 26—27 degrees. may not be quite as warm on sunday in scotland and northern ireland with more cloud. so, over the weekend, much of the weekend will be dry, but as we head into the beginning of next week, pressure will be lower. we're going to find some wet weather on monday followed by quite a few showers on tuesday. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the co

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it will gust as much as 50 miles per hour, plus this heavy rain, but it does push away into the north seaand once again we are into some sunshine and also some showery outbreaks of rain coming in across the northwest. temperatures, 13 to 23 degrees, north to south. the rain in the northwest will push across england and wales during the course of saturday. and then for sunday and monday, it's a mixture of sunny spells and also a few showers. live from london. this is bbc news. calling for a new chapter in us history. barack and michelle obama give back—to—back speeches endorsing kamala harris. america is ready for a better story. we are ready for a president kamala harris. �* u, we are ready for a president kamala harris. �* ., , , we are ready for a president kamala harris. �* .,, , ., ~ ., harris. america, hope is making a comeback- _ comeback. cheering romanian police raid the home of andrew tate. the controversial social media influencer faces a string of new charges, including human trafficking. divers use remote—controlled vehicles to try to find the six people missing since a luxury

this morning's thundery downpours pushing into the north sea.stern scotland and northern england and then further thundery downpours which will be slow moving, heavy and also with hail and gusty winds around them, especially across parts of east wales, the midlands, central southern england and the south east. but we won't all catch one by any stretch. into this evening, we start to loose those thunderstorms, many fading away, clear skies and mist and fog patches forming. out towards the west, a new front will introduce thicker cloud, showery rain and stronger winds. humid tonight as well, and in places that have not been humid in the last few nights, like northern ireland and western scotland. tomorrow, here's our first front but low pressure dominating the weather in the west, bringing in thicker cloud, some rain and strengthening winds. it's only slowly pushing eastwards. ahead of that, the cloud will build. a lot of dry weather and sunshine around, some showers into the south east and highs of 27 degrees here. behind the cold front, things a

we start with a strong winds and heavy rain in the morning, but it quickly clears into the north sea,is down. these are the gusts we are looking at late in the day, higher than this during friday morning. the winds continue to ease down later in the day. temperatures 22 or 23 in the day. temperatures 22 or 23 in the south—east, into the mid—teens further north or so on the cool side. we could see some travel disruption, trees down at maybe some power outages and travel disruption for friday morning. so stay tuned to the weather forecasts. long spells of rain pushing to the north—west, then more persistent and heavy rain moves across southern and south—eastern areas to start saturday. mild in the south, fresher further north. saturday, low pressure to the north—west of the uk, this waving front bringing a period of heavy and prolonged rain in the south—west corner, only slowly clearing out, followed by sunshine and heavy, thundery showers. there will be some showers around, but also some sunshine. temperatures in the high teens in the north, maybe 20 degrees in the south—east. sunday d

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central and northern areas, which will tend to clear away this evening and overnight in towards the north sea showers, particularly across western areas, but it will be a warm, muggy night to come for england and wales. low teens further north. behind this cold front, though, slightly fresher air moves in, blustery westerly winds on friday, so it will be a bright and breezy day for many, much better, actually, than what we'll have today, plenty of sunshine for england and wales, some areas staying dry altogether, most of the showers affecting scotland, northern ireland, maybe north—west england. and like i mentioned, it will be a blustery day wherever you are, but especially around some western coasts. those temperatures range from around 15 to 25 degrees in the south, given more sunshine. and through friday night, it'll be dry, further showers across the north and west of scotland, and then this weather front pushes across england and wales to bring thicker cloud and some rain, particularly by around dawn, to wales and south—west england. temperatures again 10 to 15 degrees. now, as we head

around 300 people made that first journey by sea from the north—eastern states, enticed by the offerion was to consolidate their power by boosting its population. the haitian president talked with the united states president — "oh, i need some people, "like "like carpenter and bakery. "they build boat, fishing, agriculture." and my family, they felt happy when they tried to make deal with them. they say, "no, no, no — let me try, let me try. "let me go," because they don't felt so free. so, clearly, there wasn't enough opportunity in america for them to feel like they were really going to progress, so when they heard about this in philadelphia and the first few hundred came over, not knowing the island or knowing anyone here, ifound it so profound that they were willing to take that huge life risk. despite living on a spanish—speaking island, this enclave fiercely clung onto their heritage, with some services held in english and the hymns they brought over centuries ago still ringing out. # give me that old—time religion. # it's good enough for me. old—time religion. # it was good fo

it's drier and it's sunnier, but something we're watching is that area of cloud in the north sea.england through the day. temperatures 1a to 22 degrees. now, beyond that, it turns a little bit more unsettled on sunday and monday we've got fronts moving northwards and also coming in from the west. they at times will introduce some rain and it could be heavy and thundery. live from london. this is bbc news. the israeli army says it's killed 5 people on day two of its major military operation in the occupied west bank. the us national security adviser meets china's president xi jinping during a visit to beijing. the uk prime minister meets the french president in paris. sir keir starmer says he wants to reset relations with the uk's allies in europe. restrictions on smoking outdoors are being considered by uk ministers as part of a drive to phase out tobacco. hello, i'm geeta gurumurthy, welcome to bbc news now, in the middle east, a large—scale israeli military operation in the occupied west bank is cointinuing into a second day. israel says five palestinian fighters were killed whi

seems difficult. what is wrong with the version of american journalists, as if the sabotage in the north sea was organized at a drunken party at the former commander-in-chief zaluzhny, what truth are american investigators hiding and who do they want to cover up with this investigation, bad weather in the house, how scammers sold larisa's apartment dolina, will the people's artist of russia be able to get her home back or at least her money, this will be your central television, tomorrow at 19:00 on ntv. well, what can i say, well done, you can work quite decently if you want, well, the criminal has been identified, we can take him, also allow the lieutenant colonel, let's, we... the fact that we can't take zvyagin now, why? we'll present him to the victims, we'll draw up an identification, and the case is closed. well, because there is a risk that the victims will not recognize him. remember, they couldn't even make a photofit, and others we have no evidence. so what do you suggest? we suggest catching him red-handed at the crime scene. we also need to catch zvyagin's accomplice, she must b

they sailed through the baltic, the north sea, the atlantic ocean, rounded the mazhorn and went deep to the pacific ocean, delivered provisions to the russian colonies in north america, took furs, which they sold in china, bought tea, porcelain, silks and pearls, delivered the first russian embassy headed by count nikolai rezanov to japan, the same rezanov about whom the rock opera "juno and ovos" was written. the travelers explored usiamura, discovered. islands in the northern part of the pacific ocean, mapped kadiek island, the southern coast of kamchatka, sakhalin, the kuril islands, studied the current, collected samples of marine flora and fauna, data on the tides. atmosphere on pressure. kruzenshtern and lisyansky are considered the founders of oceanology. their works with descriptions of nature, life and traditions of peoples still have scientific value. on august 19, 1934, adolf hitler united the highest positions of germany, chancellor and president, in his person. this happened 2 weeks after the death of the former president, the elderly paul von hindenburg. it was he who ap

the government insists it will protect north sea jobs for decades to come., people are looking out their windows at these huge turbines that are producing far more power than we could possibly ever use, and at the same time, having to wonder whether or not they can put their own heating on because of the cost of electricity here. so they're justifiably angry that there's so little benefit to the islands from these projects. the operator says its spending more than £2 million a year on community projects here, but it's notjust shetland seeing backlash. it says ministers will have to be brave in reforming planning laws to speed up projects like this one, and that will be controversial. james cook, bbc news, at the viking wind farm in shetland. the uk government has said it will not challenge judicial reviews brought against consent to drill in untapped offshore oil and gas fields in the north sea, in order to "save the taxpayer money". climate groups which brought the reviews to stop the development of the rosebank and jackdaw fields have welcomed the decision

he found businessmen who financed the expedition of saboteurs to the north sea and brought the plan tover, despite the requests of the american central intelligence agency. was against it. i don’t know whether the current commander-in-chief of the ssu svyrsky read this article, but he has serious reason to think that if after some time they try to make him the scapegoat for the kursk adventure. our reporter anton chichulinsky figured out what’s wrong with the version of american journalists, what truth american investigators are hiding and who they want to cover up with this investigation. he claims that he personally knows those who blew up the northern streams. yes, they are alive, i recently spoke to one of them, they are in good shape and in a good mood. this is a wall street journal journalist, boyan panchevskiy. it was at his instigation that the world media are discussing the version that the northern streams were mined by ordinary ukrainian divers. there were only two junior officers on board, and the divers were civilians, there were four of them. they decided to use a small s

we could grant more north sea gas and oil licences.rge, that's about as likely as me flying to the moon. >> well , there's lots of things >> well, there's lots of things that we can we can indeed do to reduce our dependency upon, you know, the putins and these regimes that ed miliband , regimes that ed miliband, described. one of them, you know, i know it's not exciting, but, you know, basic insulation still has not been done across uk homes. there are 4 million homes that are classed as easy to treat for loft insulation. i mean, the most basic of insulation that you can possibly have and that will reduce people's energy bills at a stroke and permanently . and stroke and permanently. and you'll save about £200 a year. according to the energy savings trust . if you get decent loft trust. if you get decent loft insulation in your home, there's 2.5 million homes that have got to easy treat cavity walls that haven't yet been done again. another £200 a year saving permanent saving year on year. now that also reduces the amount of gas and th

the rain gradually peters out as the system pushes off into the north sea. . a lot of dry weather for england and wales. probably the showers affecting northern and western scotland, northern ireland and north west england, but elsewhere i think it should stay dry all together and a warmer day to come. the low 20s in the north up to around the mid 20s further south. now this is just a taste of things to come because i think as we head into the weekend we could see a short lived hot and humid spell. this heat moving up from france and spain likely to affect parts of england and wales, particularly towards the south east. the peak of the heat will be around sunday into monday, so we could be into the low to mid 30s celsius across the south east, even warmer there for cardiff, but it�*s pretty short lived as temperatures return closer to normal after tuesday. it�*s 7pm in london, this is the world today with martine croxall. thousands of police on the streets across the uk tonight with more than 100 far—right demonstrations planned. shops and businesses have bee

eventually reaching the east and southeast with a few showers as it weakens and moves off into the north sea a bright day to come for northern and western areas with some sunshine — vast improvement to how monday is looking. 19—24 celsius from northwest to southeast. as we move through the new week, it looks like much of the north and west of the country will see the wind and rain at times — whereas, further south and east you are, tending to stay warmer, drier, and sunnier. live from washington. this is bbc news. the us to deploy additional warships and fighterjets to the middle east amid fears of escalation over the killing of hamas political chief ismail haniyeh. eight people have been arrested and three police officers taken to hospital after rioting in sunderland in the northeast of england. we're not giving up on that. us presidentjoe biden says he'll press moscow to release another american jailed in russia after a historic prisoner swap. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. the pentagon says it's stepping up america's military presence in the middle east, deploying additional warships and

moreover, these highways must work in interconnection in a single logic along the north sea route.such promising projects as the northern latitudinal railway with access to the arctic port. in general, we need an accelerated expansion of russia’s railway infrastructure on a new one. development of the azov-black sea transport direction, organization of the so-called seamless railway communication from the baltic and barints sea to the coast of the persian gulf and the indian ocean. the task is truly large-scale and i am sure thanks to your knowledge, experience, focus on results in the interests of the country, we will definitely solve them. i wish you success, health and prosperity. happy holiday to you and your loved ones. the russian army repelled 10 attacks by the ukrainian armed forces. the center, west, east and south groups occupied more advantageous positions. zelensky’s formation lost about 2.0 more soldiers and mercenary officers. three tanks and eight other armored vehicles were destroyed, as well as over thirty self-propelled guns, howubs and other guns, mostly american

the storm quickly gets off into the north sea by lunchtime.ably pleasant. showers still around, some potentially thundery in the north and west. more persistent rain in the south—east tomorrow morning. temperatures not dropping much to take us into the start of the weekend. at the family were start across the south and east. it lingers across the south and east early afternoon. elsewhere a mix of sunshine and showers. perhaps he was showers in the second part of the afternoon. while it will still be best we know as windy as today. temperatures will be down on the values today, high teens actors. it will feel cooler. into sunday, probably a case of watching this system. it will bring more widespread cloud. more sunshine on sunday compared with saturday. claude wells in outbreaks of rain mainly in the west. parts of east anglia and the south—east will stay dry throughout the day and reasonably bright. temperatures only mid to high teens. as we go into monday, bank holiday folsom, it does look like sunshine will return once again. a better day on

for a scapegoat, what’s wrong with the version of american journalists, as if the sabotage in the north searganized at a drunken party at the former commander-in-chief zaluzhny, what truth. american investigators are revealing and who they want to cover up with this investigation, bad weather in house, how scammers sold larisa dolina's apartment, will the people's artist of russia be able to get her home back or at least her money? this will be your central television, tomorrow at 19:00 on ntv. igor ivanovich, hello, what's going on here? we can talk, pass by, don't be scared. not your keys, not mine, whose are they, how should i know, and didn't the owner of these keys spend the night at your place last night, yeah, so that we could see each other. oh, sunshine, my dear, hello, oh, we have guests, it's for work, and you go to the kitchen, i'm going with you now i'll talk to my husband and come, come in, come in, don't be shy. i hope she doesn't do something like that, that she won't be around the child, believe me , take off your clothes, my girl, go buy some black bread, please, and some