samira hussain, bbc news, uttarkashi.tage at the un climate summit in glasgow. but since then, the prime minister has been accused of backtracking on climate action, by approving the opening of a new coal mine and issuing new oil and gas licenses. so the coming week's cop28 summit in dubai could prove tricky for rishi sunak, as our environment correspondent jonah fisher explains.? welcome to a checkley wood wind farm. bigger and better technology has turned wind power into one of the cheapest ways to generate electricity. but when these huge blades start turning in bedfordshire, this will be just the second onshore turbine to be completed in england this year. it's tough. it's very tough. onshore wind is being left behind in the uk's renewable revolution. planning regulations make it almost impossible to build a turbine on english soil. they're cheap. they�* re safe. we produce home—grown energy. what's not to like? offshore it's very different. huge wind farms, this one is the size of greater london are being built in th

samira hussain keeping across the rescue for in uttarkashi in northern india.t to be at an all—time high. net migration hit a record figure of around 606,000 last year but the new office for national statistics figures are expected to show a new milestone of 700,000. our home editor, mark easton, reports. the nhs in england employs over a quarter million staff overseas, migrants taking up around 90% of the workforce, a high proportion still in social care with special government schemes allowing employers to recruit from around the world to cope with sky high vacancy rates —— to cope with sky high vacancy rates “19%. for suggestions the net migration figure may be a new record and the prime minister promising to reduce immigration, the government is considering a crackdown on foreign workers who are the biggest driver of the increased. among the ideas being considered are limiting to one number of relatives healthcare workers can bring with them. raising the minimum salary required to be eligible for most work visas. and abolishing the system allowing employers

samira hussain, bbc news, uttarkashi. now to one of the biggest events in the literary calendar.phet song'. it depicts an ireland in the grip of a totalitarian state, and shows a family coming to terms with a new reality of secret police, disappearances and state—sponsored violence. here's our culture editor katie razzall. this is the book that's won the booker prize this year — prophet song by paul lynch. and i'm delighted to say that paul lynch is with me now. paul, congratulations. how does it feel to be taking this home for ireland? it feels quite surreal, unreal to be bringing this prize home to a country where modern greats like alan wright and john banville have previously won it. i don't quite believe it, to be honest with you. well, you have won it for this dystopian novel about a sort of ireland set in the future, potentially, which is sliding into totalitarianism. the judges said they were looking for something timely that would also endure. and i wonder, as you watched last week, the events unfolding, the riots on the streets of dublin, i wonder whether you thought, "

when the men were extracted from the tunnel, they were immediately brought to this hospital in uttarkashimall area and a very small hospital, and so in the last few hours, those workers that were rescued, there was 41 construction workers, were then airlifted by helicopter and taken about four hours away from here, a major city, there is a major hospital there, and that is where the men will remain for the next 24-48 the men will remain for the next 24—48 hours. we are being told they are in good health but they are being kept there under observation out of an abundance of caution. find out of an abundance of caution. and what have they said, i know they have said very few words, about what conditions were like and how they managed to survive those 17 days? irate managed to survive those 17 days? we have managed to survive those 17 days? - have heard from some of those individuals that were inside the tunnel. some had said that the first initial few hours, there was quite a lot of concern and worry, but then they were reassured once they started getting food and water through the emergency

our south asian correspondence samira hussain is at the scene of the rescue in uttarkashi in northernrilling through the debris inside the mouth of the tunneljust behind me, they sometimes hit pieces of metal and mesh wires, and that is not something that the machines and get through. it requires people to go in by hand and take those pieces of metal down. so once that is done the drilling machine will then get up the drilling machine will then get up and running. when it does, officials here feel confident they will be able to reach the trapped men very soon, as long as they don't hit any more obstacles. but remember this is the third time a machine is broken down, and has resulted in several hours and days of delays. i think a lot of people here are taking that information with just a little grain of salt. it's also important to talk about the condition of the men inside the tunnel. they are still to be reported in healthy condition, they are being provided with food, water and medicines and oxygen. officials continue to speak with them, making sure that not only are they physically

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samira hussain reports from uttarkashi.moment more than two weeks in the making. 41 trapped workers finally rescued. an eruption of cheers from workers and onlookers. people sharing swedes and hugs. —— sharing suite goods. these are the ambulances with the first workers that have come out from within side the tunnel. 17 days, they have spent inside that tunnel and now they are finally out and in those ambulances. it has been a harrowing experience for the men inside and those working to get them out. we for the men inside and those working to get them out-— for the men inside and those working to get them out. we got three people out already and _ to get them out. we got three people out already and now _ to get them out. we got three people out already and now the _ to get them out. we got three people out already and now the rescue - to get them out. we got three people out already and now the rescue team | out already and now the rescue team has taken over and they are getting people out the tunnel. all the ambulances li

samira hussain, bbc news, uttarkashi.ish fiction will be announced this evening. the shortlist contains six books by authors never previously shortlisted, including two debut novels. a british author is among the six nominees for this year's £50,000 top prize. live now to east london, where we can speak to our culture editor, katie razzall. hello, we are literally minutes away, aren't we? take us through those on the shortlist.— those on the shortlist. yes, we absolutely _ those on the shortlist. yes, we absolutely are _ those on the shortlist. yes, we absolutely are just _ those on the shortlist. yes, we absolutely are just minutes - those on the shortlist. yes, we | absolutely are just minutes from hearing who has won one at the world's most prestigious literary prizes. at the moment in the ceremony behind me they are running through some of those shortlisted and i can give you a bit of detail on these six books. there are three men called paul on the shortlist, so there is a good chance that a ball will win the booker

samira hussain, bbc news, uttarkashi.nables and this is what he had to say. by terry venables and this is what he had to say-— he had to say. first, i would like to say an — he had to say. first, i would like to say an incredibly _ he had to say. first, i would like to say an incredibly sad - he had to say. first, i would like to say an incredibly sad day - he had to say. first, i would like to say an incredibly sad day this| to say an incredibly sad day this is. it has hit me quite hard because i was very close to terry. he wasn't just a coach or a manager. but he was a friend. i worked with him in television for many years. he was the only manager i had in my career that would regularly take me out for lunch, where we just talked football. and that started, as you rightly said, barcelona, when he signed me incredibly important person in my footballing life. and it is dreadfully sad. and i will miss him a lot. and ijust want to send my condolences and thoughts to yvette and all his family. yes, thank you for— yvette and

our south asia correspondent samira hussain is at the scene of the rescue attempt in uttarkashi in northernking that information with a grain of salt. it's also important to talk about the condition of the men inside the tunnel. they are still reported as in healthy condition, they are being provided with food, water and medicine and oxygen. officials continue to speak with them, making sure that not only are they physically healthy but their mental health is also important. they need to stay positive and be reassured they are going to be rescued sometime soon. . . , sometime soon. anna foster will be here at the — sometime soon. anna foster will be here at the top _ sometime soon. anna foster will be here at the top of— sometime soon. anna foster will be here at the top of the _ sometime soon. anna foster will be here at the top of the ala _ sometime soon. anna foster will be here at the top of the ala to - sometime soon. anna foster will be here at the top of the ala to bring i here at the top of the ala to bring us right up to date with the latest on the ceasefire in israel. now it's tim

now to our south asia correspondent samira hussain, who�*s at the scene of the rescue attempt in uttarkashihave not yet resumed. they still are _ been resumed? they have not yet resumed. they still are in - been resumed? they have not yet resumed. they still are in the - resumed. they still are in the process of fixing the drilling machine. and that had broken yesterday when they were trying to break through some of the debris. to reallyjust give you an understanding of what�*s happening here, if you look behind me, that�*s the mouth of the tunnel. then there�*s the roadway under construction. what is making this operation so complicated is because it was under construction, you also have a lot of materials in there, like other kinds of machinery that was being used to build the road. so, when the landslide happened and this partially constructed tunnel collapsed, with it was not only rock and debris, but also other metals. so when they�*re drilling, what happens is they get stuck on some of that metal and it either breaks the drilling machine and it requires then for people to go and manua