the taruets about the north sea? the targets that _ about the north sea? that were - about the north sea? lie: targets that were said about the north sea? tue: targets that were said through the north sea transition deal allow the industry to demonstrate that it in allow the industry to demonstrate that it ., ., reducing emissions? in relation to targets. _ reducing emissions? in relation to targets, the _ reducing emissions? in relation to targets, the north _ reducing emissions? in relation to targets, the north sea - to targets, the north sea transition deal as i mentioned was a deal that was established between government and industry that was the first of its kind of any g7 country. it had to focus notjust on the supplying of decarbonisation of oil and gas, but carbon capture, so that deal is seeing these targets being delivered, this commitment of ongoing reductions in emissions, and in terms of where we compare, from a methane perspective, we have fared extremely well when we look at our global business, and we should stress that we import in the re

and then on tuesday, well, our low pushes into the north sea. eing that a bit later on through the week. but we're starting off tuesday with still outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north sea—facing coasts, but towards the north and the west, there'll be some brightness and spells of sunshine, perhaps a few showers but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely dry on wednesday, thursday and friday. bye— bye. and then on tuesday, well, our low pushes into the north sea. high pressure starts to build into the north and the west. we'll be seeing that a bit later on through the week. but we're starting off tuesday with still outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north sea—facing coasts, but towards the north and the west, there'll be some brightness and spells of sunshine, perhaps a few showers but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely d

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in the north sea is the opposite. it opens up north and lots of water flows with the tide clips and is causing the loss leaders and arriving at the is lead. there's no big fanfare. just a terse, northern german welcome. hello. no, no one like the guess what are exhausted, but glad to be their final. they're super. it was a really good height above a once in a lifetime experience crossing the mud flats to get to an island. yeah, i'm just, yes it was a little strenuous but otherwise very nice. have you been to the walk before? yeah, yes. regularly. we go up to the north sea every year regardless. so northly, the farm house was the only building on the island a little bit. so we brought a bit of some with hello your a lot of that. it was really good. yeah. can you breeze the mail into the house himself then stopped to rest for a bit. during that time, the guest get a short presentation about life on the i'll it guy he often here on the land that 60 hector's and 40 hector's. our pastor land with cobra fox is cheap. on the

more cloud towards the north sea facing coast. to east anglia and south—east england. these will be the highs today so the mid 20s in northern scotland and maybe down towards the south—east of england as well. high pressure remains very much in charge over the next few days. it starts to drift its way eastwards though. quite a keen easterly wind blowing across southern england. it is quite breezy here overnight. we are going to see more low cloud blowing from the north sea so nicky started the day here in the eastern facing coast. where we keep the clearer skies out towards the north and the west they could be more fog and mist developing into tomorrow morning and quite a range of temperatures. mildest towards the south. 13—14 celsius here. there will be a lot of low cloud around, some mist and fog into tomorrow morning and again that will slowly turn back to these eastern facing coast but towards these north sea facing coast some of the cloud could linger on so the best of the sunshine probably out towards the west on thursday. we

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rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north seathere'll be some brightness and spells of sunshine, perhaps a few showers but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely dry on wednesday, thursday and friday. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. lebanon's health ministry says more than 50 people have been killed in israeli strikes targeting hezbollah on sunday. israel is also hit targets in yemen in response to missile attacks by houthis. rescue operations continue after hurricane helene hit the southeast us, leaving at least 91 people dead, a million still without power. the american country singer songwriter and actor kris kristofferson has died aged 88. hello. i'm carl nasman. the israeli defence forces have carried out strikes on dozens of hezbollah targets in lebanon. they are more than 50 people have been killed in israeli strikes on sunday. the strike here hit an apartment building in central beirut a short while ago. it is believed to be the first israeli strike within city limits

more cloud towards the north sea facing coast.ll be the highs today so the mid 20s the northern scotland and may be down towards the south—east of finland as well. high pressure remains very much in charge over the next few days. it starts to drift its way eastwards though. quite a keen easterly wind blowing across southern england. we are going to see more low cloud blowing from the north sea so nicky started the day here in the eastern facing coast. out towards the north and the west they could be more fog and mist developing into tomorrow morning and quite a range of temperatures. mildest towards the south. 131a celsius here. they will be a lot of low cloud around and some mist and fog into tomorrow morning and again that will slowly turn back to these eastern facing coast but towards these north sea facing coast some of the cloud could linger on so the best of the sunshine probably out towards the west on thursday. we could still get to 25 or 26 celsius across parts of south—east england. 23 or 2a in north—west scotland. a sma

rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north seaome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines. israel widens its offensive with air strikes on yemen, hitting power plants and a sea port, in response to missile attacks on israel by the iranian—backed houthis. in the last hour, there's been another israeli strike on the lebanese capital, beirut. these are the latest pictures from the scene. more than 50 people were killed on sunday. but among those caught up in the violence are children and families — we report from a hospital in the bekaa valley. well, within the last few seconds, we have had a strike. we heard the plane in the air. then we felt the impact. the windows here shook, they rattled. and it's an indication of how nowhere here is safe. kemi badenoch walks into a row over maternity pay, as the tory leadership contenders vie for support at the party conference in birmingham. austria's far—right freedom party is holding its lead as votes are counted in sunday's general election. the american count

in the north sea is the opposite. it opens up north and lots of water flows with the tide. nixon is causing the loss leaders and arriving at the is less there's no big fanfare. just a terse, northern german welcome. hello. all your. it's more like if it's the guests are exhausted, but glad to be their final. they're super. it was a really good height above a once in a lifetime experience crossing the mud flats to get to an island. yeah, i'm just, yes, it was a little strenuous but otherwise very nice. have you been to the lot before? yeah, yes. regularly. we go up to the north sea every year, regardless of result. so northly, the farm house was the only building on the island re i'm a bit so we brought a bit of some of the low your a lot of that it was really good. yeah. can you breeze the mail into the house himself, then stopped to rest for a bit. during that time, the guest get a short presentation about life on the i'll it guy he often here on the land that 60 hector's and 40 hector's, our pastor land with cobra.

you know, it needs and does it for fun of germany's north sea coast. he is probably the only much let male man in the world. a know you're a lot of times she delivers to exactly one family for noticed like a family member in principal for all of us, all the, the regular water level reports are critical. last tied low water for 31 today at 3 o ac. and i need to discuss at the water was 3 quarters i bought in the nice yes i'm from now. we've got 575. that's still a whole lot on it. and what from yeah, so it's got to be about 5 made is and then you can make it through the narrow channel and that's when it's not too stormy. and the waves are a bit higher. but i'm optimistic now. the top is just wanting to see 69 year old clued clinton isn't as post office in his home on the island of telephone. the mail doesn't move when low tide isn't low enough. newton can't deliver then. the tide, such as ours. as long as it looks like this outside, there won't be any mail. 6 hours later, the mud flaps also known as the thought in german. i'm mostly out of the water to

rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north sea be some brightness and spells of sunshine, perhaps a few showers but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely dry on wednesday, thursday and friday. bye— bye. china tries to reboot its ailing property sector with more stimulus — but will it be enough? and we look at how a new online university launched by sir richard branson could help people with dyslexia. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. with the beginning of the new week, china has announced new measures to try and boost sluggish growth. the ailing property sector is the target this time — with the central bank telling banks to lower mortgage rates for existing home loans. we're expecting commercial banks to cut rates by about 0.5%. the move is the latest in a string of measures introduced by beijing. tianchen xu, senior economist for china at the eiu. the three arrows of policy support is the monetary reducing through last tuesday the cost to the policy interest rise, and so on.

still some cloud conditions for north sea coast. th and it will turn really quite unstable, so more showers, particular in southern areas, on saturday and again on sunday, but drierfurther sunday, but drier further north. sunday, but drierfurther north. goodbye. today at one — 12 people have died and nearly 3,000 injured in a synchronised explosion of pagers used by hezbollah fighters. lebanon says two children are among the dead, as multiple reports suggest israel was behind the attack. we'll be live in beirut and jerusalem. also on the programme... train drivers with the union aslef vote to accept a government pay deal and put an end to two years of strike action. conservationists declare an emergency, as butterfly numbers fall to their lowest on record. full military honours for two british servicemen killed in the struggle to liberate the netherlands in the second world war.

outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk northeasterly wind blowing for north seashine, perhaps a few showers, but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely dry on wednesday, thursday and friday. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. an israeli air strike hits the heart of beirut as the idf expands its military operations in lebanon. israel has also carried out attacks on power plants at a port in yemen in response to missile attacks by the iranian—backed houthis. for the first time since world war two, a far—right party comes top in austria's general election. and the american singer, songwriter and actor kris kristofferson has died aged 88. hello, i'm sally bundock. very warm welcome to the programme. we begin in the middle east, where israel says it has expanded its military operations in lebanon by targeting dozens of hezbollah targets overnight. these pictures show the aftermath of an idf air strike which rocked the kola district in central beirut. it's the first such attack outside of the lebanese capital's southern su

further north, largely dry, some mist and murk and low cloud for north sea coast. to friday morning. more rain through the day on friday across southern england, perhaps pushing northwards into south wales and the midlands, perhaps east anglia as well as we go through the day. further north, while still some areas of low cloud, mist and murk for some northern and eastern coasts, but further west, some good spells of sunshine, and look at the temperatures — liverpool at 26 degrees, parts of western scotland at 25 degrees, so feeling warm and quite humid into the weekend. 0ur area of low pressure continues to swirl to the south of us, throwing some showers northwards. still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. could be some fog around to start saturday morning. should see some spells of sunshine and, again, in the sunshine, feeling very warm with those temperatures, perhaps up to around 25 degrees. into sunday, more of the same, really. some showers, particularly in the south. some sunshine, too. still feeling warm and muggy. live from washington. this is bbc

there is a little bit of fog around the western isles, the northern isles and certainly for the north seaand it's running in through the central belt, so it might well not clear the central lowlands during the rest of the day. lots of sunshine. northern ireland, north western parts of england and central and eastern england. but we have had a cluster of storms and i or 2 could brew up elsewhere again in the south of england, possiblyi or 2 in east anglia. but it's these areas where we're likely to see the highest temperatures. again, it was a warm start, of course, and a warm day, 2a, 25, but we could see 21 in the northwest highlands as well in that sunshine. now it's going to turn fresher here in the highlands overnight. a little bit of mist and fog and more generally that low cloud will meander backing off the north sea. but look at the rain and the thunderstorms further south. it's likely that they'll start to become more widespread. the low pressure bringing them closing in. so for most of us, another warm night and a fairly damp start to the day in some parts tomorrow. grey from the

outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk northeasterly wind blowing for north seae brightness and spells of sunshine, perhaps a few showers, but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely dry on wednesday, thursday and friday. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. lebanon public health ministries has more than 50 people have been killed in israeli strikes targeting hezbollah on sunday meanwhile israel his hitting targets in yemen, in response to missile attacks by armed backed houthis. rescue operations continue after hurricane helene in the southeast us left at least 91 people dead and millions more without power. freedom isjust millions more without power. freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose. find for nothing left to lose. and the american _ for nothing left to lose. and the american country - for nothing left to lose. and the american country singer songwriter and actor kris kristofferson has died aged 88. hello, i'm carl nasman. the idf says israel has come about strikes in dozens of strikes on lebano

unstable air from the south, still a keen easterly wind, still some cloudy conditions for these north seaestern parts as we head through friday afternoon and generally still drive further north in the sunshine where it will continue towards the west but all change over the weekend with low pressure moving in from the south and it will turn really quite unstable, so more showers particularly want southern areas on saturday and again on sunday were drier further north. goodbye. live from new york at the opening bell, this is business today. wait and see mode. us stocks inched higher in anticipation of the federal reserve's first rate cut in four years. reserve's first rate cut in fouryears. by reserve's first rate cut in four years. by the us central bank is widely expected to cut the cost of borrowing the question is by how much? plus rates relief on the way for millions of americans but how have households and businesses been coping with borrowing costs at a two decade high? and what will a cat mean for them, we report from pennsylvania. and the parties over for tupperware, we lift the li

blowing across the southern half of the uk overnight tonight, just drawing in more moisture from the north seaog starting to develop into tomorrow morning. and here, of course it will feel chilly as temperatures possibly mid single figures, but very mild where we keep the low cloud across the southeast of the uk in particular. a mild start to the day — 14 degrees, so it's quite murky. could be quite grey wherever you are tomorrow morning, but the mist and the fog will lift and clear readily, and that low cloud will burn back again to these north sea facing coasts as we head through the day, but it could linger on for a while, particularly perhaps across parts of aberdeenshire, where it will be feeling cooler. some of the best of the sunshine out towards the west, the highest of the temperatures in the far south and the east and across north west scotland. but watch out for one or two showers on thursday in the southern half of england. those showers will become more widespread on friday, and some of them could be heavy and thundery, drifting further westwards throughout the day from east angli

rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north seaperhaps a few showers but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely dry and wednesday, thursday and friday. bye— bye. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. we humans have a complicated relationship with animals. some we pet, some we skin, some we eat. we destroy their wild habitats while we agonise about the loss of species diversity. it is not an equal relationship, it's exploitative, but will it ever change? and if so, how? my guest is determined that it should. ingrid newkirk is president and co—founder of the campaign group people for the ethical treatment of animals. is she the human ally animals need?

rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north seall be some brightness and spells of sunshine, perhaps a few showers but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely dry on wednesday, thursday and friday. bye— bye. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. hello and welcome back to the new season of unspun world. it's really good to see you. in this programme... ..life in beirut as israel's war against hezbollah in lebanon intensifies. right now, there is a mixture of panic, anger and also numbness. it still looks like a tight race, but what's donald trump's mood like now that kamala harris is polling ahead in the us presidential election? i suppose it's understandable that donald trump would be frustrated and resentful about the way the ground has shifted under him. and, as it attempts to tackle intractable conflicts across the world, is there really any chance of transforming the united nations? one of the fundamental

rather grey and misty again near the north sea coast, and damp, damp and drizzly — but further west,l also break for the central belt where it didn�*t during the day today. but look at this further south — because we�*ve got more extensive outbreaks of rain, thundery rain, there�*ll be more cloud, so temperatures won�*t be quite as high. but once again, if you�*re caught in those torrential downpours, where there is spray and standing water, really quite treacherous on the roads. now that low pressure eventually moves out of the way, but not till the end of monday. we�*ve got a little bit of rain towards the north, but we�*ve got another low pressure rushing in midweek — this time, more rain again in the south and perhaps strong winds. but let�*s get back to monday — still that band of slow—moving, heavy, thundery rain with us — again, mostly across england and wales, not for all, but more widely, as i�*ve said, than we�*ve seen today. there�*s just uncertainty as to how far north it�*s going to drift. by tuesday, a little bit of rain also for the far north of the country, but some b

thro those north sea coasts around 16 or 17. . north wales before another batch of storm start to move in during the early hours of sunday morning. you might get woken up by the rumble of thunder. temperatures staying up, so quite a mild if not warm light. those storms will continue during sunday, we could see some travel disruption, some flash flooding. similarto today. further north it's looking likely dry with some sunshine across the north and the west. staying fairly cloudy. through late sunday, into the evening, though showers across the south. that continues into monday we got this area of low pressure. very wet conditions from south went west england rain is going to stick around for most of the day. forthe stick around for most of the day. for the north it's going to get a little chillier. from mid week onward will see this arctic air... temperatures will drop below the average. quite unsettled but by thursday or friday... even in the south feeling much more like autumn. this is bbc news, the headlines... hezbollah confir

further north, largely dry, some mist and murk and low cloud for north sea coast.ning. more rain through the day on friday across southern england, perhaps pushing northwards into south wales and the midlands, perhaps east anglia as well as we go through the day. further north, while still some areas of low cloud, mist and murk for some northern and eastern coasts, but further west, some good spells of sunshine, and look at the temperatures — liverpool at 26 degrees, parts of western scotland at 25 degrees, so feeling warm and quite humid. into the weekend, our area of low pressure continues to swirl to the south of us, throwing some showers northwards. still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. but further west, some good spells of sunshine, and look at the temperatures — liverpool at 26 degrees, parts of western scotland at 25 degrees, so feeling warm and quite humid. into the weekend, our area of low pressure continues to swirl to the south of us, throwing some showers northwards. still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. could be some fog around

further north, largely dry, some mist and murk and low cloud for north sea coast.ng. more rain through the day on friday across southern england, perhaps pushing northwards into south wales and the midlands, perhaps east anglia as well as we go through the day. further north, while still some areas of low cloud, mist and murk for some northern and eastern coasts, but further west, some good spells of sunshine, and look at the temperatures — liverpool at 26 degrees, parts of western scotland at 25 degrees, so feeling warm and quite humid into the weekend. our area of low pressure continues to swirl to the south of us, throwing some showers northwards. still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. could be some fog around to start, saturday morning. should see some spells of sunshine, and again, in the sunshine, feeling very warm with those temperatures, perhaps up to around 25 degrees. into sunday, more of the same, really. some showers, particularly in the south. some sunshine, too. still feeling warm and muggy. high school live from washington, this is bbc new

joel was at sea on thephilomena, trawling for scallops north of ireland. en spring on the ship's heavy equipment. the sea was choppy, the waves high. joel was unconscious for 10—15 minutes. he'd sustained a head injury — one that required medical care. the skipper that night was tom jr, son of the company owner, tom nicholson. he called his father for advice asjoel lay inside, bleeding. they then exchanged a series of text messages. 0n tom snr�*s instruction, the fishing continued. it was a full 11 hours before tom jr turned the boat around and headed for port. the boat finally docked at troon in ayrshire and joel was taken to hospital. his wound was glued shut more than 22 hours after the injury. the doctor who treated him said the scar will be permanent. joel quit tn trawlers. it was his last day working for tom nicholson. police intervened. in december 2012, detectives entered tn properties. eleazar and gilbert were taken from vessels. jovito was found working at the yard. at least 18 filipino men came off tn vessels and were referred to the home office'

rain across parts of east anglia, south east england, a brisk northeasterly wind blowing for the north sea few showers but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely dry on wednesday, thursday and friday. bye— bye. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. outside the confines of his own regime, few people believe nicolas maduro won venezuela's presidential election two months ago. independent observers say the vote count was compromised. the opposition points to evidence that its candidate won by a wide margin. so, what now? well, the maduro government has ramped up repression. international diplomacy hasn't persuaded the president to step down. my guest is the de facto leader of the anti—maduro opposition, maria corina machado. maduro has long defied those predicting his demise — is now any different?

still windy along the north sea coastline with temperatures 6 to about 13 degrees north to south.south—east. that means here we are looking at a bit more cloud around and also the remnants of the rain across east anglia, parts of east england, into the south—east. out towards the west, we�*ve got brighter skies, same for the north too, a bit more sunshine coming through. and because the rain won�*t be so widespread and won�*t be as heavy, it won�*t feel as cool as it�*s going to do today. temperatures 13 to about 17 or 18. then as we move into the middle part of the week, the dregs of that rain moving away but the weather front close enough to still be producing a bit of cloud and also the odd shower in the south—eastern corner. but a ridge of high pressure is building across us so that means we are looking at a fair amount of dry weather and also some sunny skies. temperatures, 13—16 degrees. as we head on through the week, then, moving into thursday, thursday is likely to start off with some mist and fog, but it will be generally fine. friday, brighter in the east but we will ha

rather grey and misty again near the north sea coast, and damp, damp and drizzly — but further west,eful that that cloud will also break for the central belt where it didn't during the day today. but look at this further south — because we've got more extensive outbreaks of rain, thundery rain, there'll be more clouds, so temperatures won't be quite as high. but once again, if you're caught in those torrential downpours, with a spray and standing water, really quite treacherous on the on the roads. now that low pressure eventually moves out of the way, but not till the end of monday. a little bit of rain towards the north, but we've got another low pressure rushing in midweek — this time, more rain again in the south and perhaps strong winds. but let's get back to monday — still that band of slow—moving, heavy, thundery rain with us — again, mostly across england and wales, not for all, but more widely, as i've said, than we've seen today. there's just uncertainty as to how far north it's going to drift. by tuesday, a little bit of rain also for the far north of the country, but some

outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk northeasterly wind blowing for north sealls of sunshine, perhaps a few showers, but generally dry and temperatures will start to pick up. it's looking largely dry on wednesday, thursday and friday. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kaye and sarah campbell. our headlines today. the apparent aftermath of an israeli air strike in central beirut. israel expands its military operation in lebanon, saying it's struck dozens of his brother sites overnight. the lebanese prime minister warren is a million people may have been displaced. just hours earlier, israel hit targets in yemen in response to missile attacks by the iranian backed houthis. conservative leadership contender kemi badenoch is forced to insist she does believe in maternity pay, after a row erupts over comments she made on the first day of the party's conference. his lyrics inspired generations — award—wining country music star and actor kris kristofferson has died aged 88. one month until the first budget by the chancellor. she has made —— or a war