what the ukrainian families who are now doing , thank you, thank you, nataliya clowns journalist oxfordshire today the prime minister of great britain arrived in kyiv today to personally congratulate the president of ukraine on the independence day of ukraine, we see that the air of alarm continues in many regions of ukraine yes poltava oblast and dnipropetrovsk oblast donetsk region odesa mykolaiv, kherson and zaporizhzhia, all other regions are under the air for a long time . but we know that he came. this is a fact and a big thank you to him and to all of britain for the fact that 140,000 ukrainians are now there and britain sheltered them. the meeting within the framework of the crimean platform, but it was held online in connection with the war on august 23, the second summit of the same crimean platform and the meeting of partners took place under the conditions of maundy thursday in russia, because of the shelling of cities and explosions in crimea, just online well, andrzej will only seem to have come personally to the crimean platform to us. well, zelensky said that crimea in exchan

confident and move up over the next few weeks we will have a number of job fairs in oxford and oxfordshires, we try to unite many employers in the service sector in this field, even if your level of english is not very high, there is an opportunity to improve it and also get more contacts if you work for kitchen opportunities to improve your language are few we focus not only on offering you a job but on developing your talents and skills with special needs and elderly people, but for this job you must have a confident level of english because there is a need to communicate in the event of any situations requiring quick she managed to graduate from a medical university in ukraine before the war. she intends to confirm her diploma and work as a doctor in britain. confirmation of our diploma here is a rather complicated , long and expensive process. dear bakhtisna and should be the highest level of english advance level in english, so it will take some time if we did not try, it would be difficult for ukrainians to pass the high level of english here that is, it is an english test for severa

decide how many hours a day you can work in west oxfordshire council such a cat is supported in ordera job in england you need to have a good resume in english and be proactively. i am sure that for the majority of ukrainians present here, there will be no problem finding a job, despite the existing opportunities. women with children of preschool age experience difficulties with employment. schools in britain are free of charge, but the cost of a child's stay in a preschool education institution costs from a thousand pounds per month for people with small children to find work is difficult, especially during the holidays, free care for a child from the age of three is provided for three hours a day, but this time, even if working, is not enough for that to pay the bills, if you are thinking about renting a house in england, representatives of the british authorities assure that they will not leave ukrainian women alone and in hardship and will help them get settled as best as possible. we really want every ukrainian woman to be able to fully realize her potential. if a person has the

confident and move up over the next few weeks we will have a number of job fairs in oxford and oxfordshiree are trying to connect many service sector employers in this area even if your english is not very good there is an opportunity to improve it and also get more contacts if you work in the kitchen there are few opportunities to improve your language but we focus not only on offering you a job but on developing your talents and skills tells what professions are most in demand now, there are many specialties that are very lacking in britain, these are medical workers, specialists in caring for people with special needs and the elderly, but for this job you must have a confident level of english because there is a need to communicate in case of any situations requiring emergency assistance victoria graduated as a doctor from the ukrainian medical university before the war. she intends to confirm her diploma and to work as a doctor in britain, confirmation of our diploma here is a rather complicated, long and expensive process of improving the diploma , everything depends on the possibilit

watering the lawns and taking a shower for more than four minutes, but now everything is serious in oxfordshire, there is a shortage of drinking water, it is transported by trucks, and there is no other water at all. we've been living here for 20 years, but the last 4 years. this is repeated every summer, a real nightmare we forgot what the soul of anna choked on european newspapers devoted to drought and ukraine faded into the background. europe covered the blocking anticyclone, something similar happened. we have 2010, when moscow was choking on peat fires, but now the scale of the anomaly is even greater - the air mass from atlanti. the ki oni of the periphery of these anticyclones move to the north, go around this territory and sink far to the east. but over western europe, a blocking law for the whole of july was just dreaming for a long time, it forms it controls the weather. well, in the mm hungry stone that appeared at the bottom of the shallowed rhine, the inscription dates back to 1616. she was carved during unprecedented heat and the terrible famine that followed it, the drought of t

aiming to attract the instagram generation, this extravagantly decorated restaurant in hethe, oxfordshireo a strange new world, where even when you offer training and bump up the pay, you can't get the staff. we can't open up, which is a massive shame, apart from friday and saturday evenings, because of lack of people. try as he might, the restaurant's boss can't recruit enough experienced servers to offer a fine dining service in this room for more than two days a week. we believe it is costing about 30% more for anybody that has a hotel, pub or restaurant to employ people, than it used to pre—march 2020, so what we're trying to do at the moment is to find other ways to incentivise our people to come, and, you know, as an industry, we need to be looking at, are we open for maybe four days a week, and do an amazing service, rather than trying to open for seven? the recruitment crisis does mean if you're looking for work, you're in a better bargaining position than you've been for decades, but it also slows down economic growth — this restaurant could be open — and it has other negative ef

watering the lawns and taking a shower for longer than 4 minutes, now everything is serious in oxfordshirerinking water, it is delivered by trucks, and the other is not left in the kitchen faucets. it's empty, we've been living here for 20 years. we are the last 4 years. this is repeated every summer, a real nightmare we forgot what a shower bath in our neighbors are many children of animals who need to be looked after, something must be done, this problem cannot be solved in one hour by a european editorial. zet devoted to drought ukraine has faded into the background. here is a map of the affected area that covered all the countries of the old color, satellite images give a perspective on the center of london last august with islands of greenery. and here, as it says in hollywood films presson. days these days, even hyde park turned red from the heat europe was covered by a blocking anticyclone something similar we had in 2010, when moscow was suffocating from peat fires, but now the scale of the anomaly is even larger air mass height of the atlantic they are on the western periphery. he

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and in some places like oxfordshire, there have been problems with both leaks and supplies, with tankers replenish them. hosepipe bans are already in place in parts of the country, with more planned. and rivers running low, or dried out completely, not helped by more hot weather on the way. francis read, bbc news. 1,000 firefighters have been mobilised in france to tackle a resurgence of wildfires in the southwest region of gironde. the blaze has spread faster than those that devastated the region injuly. france, like the rest of europe, has been struggling this summer with successive heatwaves and its worst drought on record. 0livia 0tigbah reports. apocalyptic scenes in the south of france. severe drought and summer heatwave seen across europe. reigniting flames which authorities thought they had under control. another 6200 hectares have been torched since the fire began. more than 1000 firefighters are working 2a hours per day to battle the blaze, working tirelessly to extinguish flames so violent that additional help was needed from countries like italy and sweden. translation: it is

aiming to attract the instagram generation, this extravagantly decorated restaurant in oxfordshire reopeneddemic, to a strange new world, where even when you offer training and bump up the pay, you can't get the staff. we can't open up, which is a massive shame, apart from friday and saturday evening because of lack of people. try as he might, the restaurant's boss can't recruit enough experienced servers to offer a fine dining service in this room for more than two days a week. we believe it is costing about 30% more for anybody that has a hotel, pub or restaurant to employ people, than it used to pre—march 2020, so what we're trying to do at the moment is to find other ways to incentivise our people to come, and we, you know, as an industry, we need to be looking at, are we open for maybe four days a week, and do an amazing service, rather than trying to open for seven? the recruitment crisis does mean if you're looking for work, you're in a better bargaining position than you've been for decades, but it also slows down economic growth — this restaurant could be open — and it has other ne

and in some places like oxfordshire, there have been problems with both leaks and supplies, with tankers in place in parts of the country, with more planned. and rivers running low, or dried out completely, not helped by more hot weather on the way. francis read, bbc news. iamjoined by i am joined by the bbc weather presenter stav damaos. this heatwaves have been a slow burner, pardon the pun but it has kept going and going and kept on going. the one in jul , and going and kept on going. the one in july. very — and going and kept on going. the one in july. very short _ and going and kept on going. the one in july, very short lived _ and going and kept on going. the one in july, very short lived and _ injuly, very short lived and intense, record—breaking for the uk and very dry heat as well. this one is different. it has been gradually building. the airsource is different. it has been gradually building. the air source has been coming up from the near continent. it is very hot again across central and western france, and they are seeing an even hotter and drier summer than we have. it has

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thames valley, it extends down to sevenoaks in kent, swindon in wiltshire and banbury in north oxfordshirend it is the extent now that the thames is reportedly at its lowest level since 2005 and thames water says this ban is because of the unprecedented weather conditions but many of its customers are unhappy because the privatised utility is making big profits for its shareholders but does not flexing its links. currently a quarter of the 2.6 billion litres of water it supplies each day is lost to lakes. the company admits it is a problem and says it is currently repairing 1100 leagues every week but for now for an indefinite period the only exceptions to this bank for anyone who needs to water crops, the refilling of medical pools and certain fountains for religious ceremonies. forthe certain fountains for religious ceremonies. for the rest of us it's a case of reduce and get used to using that watering can. the headlines on bbc news: the hunt for the killer of a nine—year—old girl in liverpool continues. councillors have joined police in urging anyone with information about the killing

met office has just confirmed that this temperature of 26.8 celsius in sherborne model farm in oxfordshireeland. and this is the weather front. it's produced some heavy rain this morning. still some heavy rain on it, but it's cleared most of scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon. so it'll brighten up and across southern england where we had a cloudy start with some spots of drizzle here too, brightening up with the odd shower. but you can see the fresher conditions across the north and the west. we're looking at highs 15 to about 22 degrees come further south it's going to be hot and humid, 29 or 30, quite possible somewhere in east anglia. now, this weather front with us tonight will tend to fragment, the rain in it turning more patchy. there'll be a lot of dry conditions and clear conditions as well. and then we've got this system coming up across the english channel into the south east of england. that's going to be heavy thundery downpours still humid in the far southeast, fresher as we push further north and west. so if we pick up that heavy thundery rain first thing in

in the last hour, we have heard from thames water and they look after the supply to london and oxfordshirepshire, where people are saying that really the water company should have sorted out issues with leeks and sewage problems a lot sooner. on the other hand, though, you have some groups, for example the rivers trust saying that really this hosepipe ban should have come into effect a lot sooner, rather than just happening now. have come into effect a lot sooner, rather thanjust happening now. now, of course, as you heard as well, if you are caught ignoring this band, you are caught ignoring this band, you could face a fine of up to £1000. ., ~ , ., , you could face a fine of up to £1000. ., ~ _, y . £1000. thank you very much, celestina _ £1000. thank you very much, celestina olulode, _ £1000. thank you very much, celestina olulode, thank - £1000. thank you very much, celestina olulode, thank you | £1000. thank you very much, - celestina olulode, thank you very much forjoining us from totton in hampshire. the family of 12—year—old archie battersbee, who's been unconscious since april, ha

valley but surrounding regions as far as sevenoaks in kent, swindon in wiltshire and banbury in oxfordshirerown after the summer heat and the picture across the region. the thames at its lowest level since 2005 and thames water say it is because of the extraordinary weather conditions, but customers are angry the privatised utility which makes huge profits for shareholders has not finished its leaks issue with currently a quarter of the 2.6 billion litres it supplies is lost because of leaks. the company says it has a problem and said it is working to fix it. currently around 1100 leaks across its 20,000 mile network are being fixed every week. the government says it is getting tough with water companies on this issue and that the regulator is putting in place a financial punishment package. but for now with the indefinite ban, the only exceptions are commercial use, refilling a medical pool. the rest of us, it is a case of getting used to using the watering can. the? of us, it is a case of getting used to using the watering can. they will have to rename _ to using the watering can. they wi

that was at shirburn model farm in oxfordshire.nd about 17 to 20 degrees, but down towards the south—east, look at those temperatures, could be up to 30 celsius across parts of east anglia, as well. of east anglia as well. so, warm, humid days still, and still pretty warm overnight for much of england and wales, too, as this band of cloud just slowly edges its way further eastwards. still breezy in the far north—west, but some clearer and some fresher conditions here. so, overnight temperatures for scotland and northern ireland falling down, could be down to single figures in just one or two spots. but towards the south and south—east, yet again, overnight temperatures around about 17 degrees, so quite a warm start to thursday. but during thursday, we may well see pulses of heavier rain working north on this weather front, across parts of south—east england and east anglia, as well. england and east anglia as well. so the chance that at some point on thursday that we could see some heavy showers and some thunderstorms. of course, w

and in some places like oxfordshire, there have been problems with both leaks and supplies, with tankersers running low, or dried out completely, not helped by more hot weather on the way. francis read, bbc news. let's get the latest weatherfrom carol, who's at primrose hill in north london. morning. it looks absolutely stunning there. and of course it is. but i can see how parched the ground is. and this weather warning is amber. we had a red one last time around? ., �* , amber. we had a red one last time around? . �* , ., ., around? that's right, naga. the red one was also _ around? that's right, naga. the red one was also for— around? that's right, naga. the red one was also for extreme _ around? that's right, naga. the red one was also for extreme heat - around? that's right, naga. the red one was also for extreme heat and l around? that's right, naga. the red| one was also for extreme heat and it was the first time the met office had ever issued a red extreme heat warning. july was the hottest on record. on the 19th ofjuly, we recorded a temperature of 40.3 temperatures in coningsby

could be as high as 36 or 37 celsius, most likely for the south—west midlands and the cotswolds and oxfordshirehe driestjuly in 50 years. the public and businesses are urged to use water wisely and the announcement gives water companies more power to restrict supplies. this is an exceptional summer and we can all think about how we use our water. when you turn on a tap, have a shower, that water is coming from the environment, from rivers like here. there's extreme heat elsewhere in europe too — firefighters are tackling huge blazes in france, and rivers are drying up in germany. we'll have the latest on the measures here, and find out how other countries are coping with the also this lunchtime: the economy shrank by 0.1% in the three months tojune — with forecasters warning recession is still likely later in the year.

forecast, some are starting like this, sent in from one of our weather watches of blue skies in oxfordshireees. these are in towns and cities. if you are in a ruralarea, under clearskies and temperatures could fall away 27 or 8 degrees, so a bit for you. tomorrow we still have always cloud in scotland with a few showers in the west. still have this cloud in eastern england drifting in on the brisk breeze with some showers coming out of it. again, the sunniest, driest conditions for the longest period of time will be in the west, and still killed with a brisk wind coming in the north sea and also across the english channel. top temperatures around 2a or 25 degrees. wednesday is nippy to start within the highlands, temperatures falling overnight to 3 or [i within the highlands, temperatures falling overnight to 3 or 1! degrees. sunshine in the west, the east hang onto more cloud with the odd shower. brighterskies hang onto more cloud with the odd shower. brighter skies across southern england and south wales with temperatures of 20 or 25 degrees. along comes low pressure for the end of the we