anders 0pedal said the rosebank field was good for ukjobs and growth. 10% at the moment, we see that the energy transition is cost is increasing, meaning that, you know, what does that make you think? first of all, when i hear "drill, baby, drill", the oil and gas business. but i think all oil and gas companies will always kind an investment programme, based on price signals. more wells will be drilled. you'll know that the courts have just ruled the consent fields — the consents they got were unlawful. how confident are you that they will ever go ahead? we welcome the ruling, particularly that we are now this is an important project for us. i think it provides localjobs in scotland, localjobs in uk. it provides growth. so, we think this project will move forward. the energy secretary in the uk is against it. is open for business. it was said at the investment summit. i think i said in that investment summit, yes, good. but then the regulatory framework needs to be and that kind of giving one constant one day the necessary consistency over time for long

confident a controversial new oil field in the north sea that's despite a court anders 0pedal said the rosebankhat, you know, these type of projects are more costly, less profitable. what does that make you think? first of all, when i hear "drill, baby, drill", the oil and gas business. of decide on the drilling programme, more wells will be drilled. the owner ofjim beam whisky — suntory — has warned donald trump's tariffs may lead to boycotts of us brands. and mexico if new tariffs are imposed. with 25% tariffs earlier this week. more on the website. that is business today.

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shell has said a one year delay to rosebank will cost £350 million, and the loss of 1000 jobs.as said a two year delay to jackdaw will cost £800 million. the only benefit i can see is the £400,000 to labour ministers at a time of war in europe, threatened energy security, increased competition from the us and elsewhere. we should be getting british oil and gas out

as backbenchers rage over reports suggesting the government will give approval to the rosebank oil fielde government is also set to create an islamophobia advisory council headed by angela rayner. will this be a back door to an islamic blasphemy law for the uk? plus, i'll be joined by one of the great historians of our time, professor nigel biggar, now raised to the peerage on his scathing new report on the church of england's reparations plan, which would hand over £100 million. state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most pugnacious panel. the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the journalist and author michael crick. as even and author michael crick. as ever, it's a crucial part of the programme. let me know your views, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with aaron armstrong. >> i thank you very much, jacob. good evening to you. our top stories. around ten people have been killed after a shooting at an adult education centre in sweden. a warning viewers may find the following footage distressing. >> oh my

question kemi badenoch asked the prime minister whether it was the chagos deal, whether it's the rosebankcence review, the astrazeneca deal to all of these questions. keir starmer said, why didn't you ask for an official briefing for this? almost implying that she's not doing her job, although i'm not doing herjob, although i'm not doing herjob, although i'm not sure it is the default job of the leader of the opposition to get briefing notes from the government for every question that they want to question the government on. you can sort of start to see the flaw in that plan, if you think about it for more than three seconds. >> yeah. and also keir starmer, who do you serve? you serve us, the british public. so tell us what was in those briefings. that might be nice because i quite want to know what the thinking was around this. chagos deal thinking was around this. chagos deal. because i can't understand. it seems very, very odd that people working behind this plan all very buddy buddy with keir starmer for god knows how long. he seems. >> to imply something for the first time that we ha

we'll discuss angela rayner's islamophobia council, the rosebank oil development. it will stop by a court, but now it might go ahead. what's really happening? and the government's ev mandate policy. there's a review going on right now. i would suggest it needs a very serious rethink. but before all of that, let's get the news with aaron armstrong. >> thank you very much indeed. very good evening to you. our top stories. around ten people have been killed after a shooting at an adult education centre in sweden, described by the prime minister as the worst in the country's history. a warning viewers may find the following footage distressing. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> it took place at campus masca in the central city of orebro, attended by students aged 20 and above. this footage shows students hiding under desks while the attack took place. police believe the male perpetrator is amongst the dead. his identity or age is not known orindeed his identity or age is not known or indeed any potential motive, although police say they don't believe