vicki young, bbc news, westminster.er huge increase in profits. it made over £7 billion betweenjuly and september — more than double its earnings during the same period last year. the uk government is facing growing calls to expand the windfall tax on energy firms. our business editor simonjack is here with more details. when customers pain is some companies gain it understandably grabs attention and prompts financial and political questions. as oil and gas prices prices have soared, the profits of those that sell it have done the same. bp announced profits of £7.1 billion for the three months to the end of september alone. so far this year they have made profits of £19.9 billion. on that they paid uk tax of 2.2 billion — which includes £700 million in new windfall taxes introduced by rishi sunak when he was chancellor. many say that is not nearly enough. they should be paying more, because it's not about, in absolute terms, what they are paying, because it will sound like a big number because they are making massive pr

here's our deputy political editor, vicki young. let's make him our next prime minister.ominic raab got his old job back when his friend became prime minister, but not everyone has welcomed his return. it's prompted allegations of past unacceptable behaviour towards staff. just before he was due to stand in for the prime minister in the commons, he revealed that two formal complaints had been made yesterday. in a letter to mr sunak, he said, i am writing to request that you commission an independent investigation into the claims as soon as possible. i will co—operate fully. labour's deputy leader said that didn't go far enough. his letter contains no hint of admission or apology. this is anti—bullying week. will he apologise? i am confident i behaved professionally throughout, but of course i will engage thoroughly, and look forward, mr speaker, may i say, look forward to transparently addressing any claims that are being made. when mr raab was foreign secretary, his most senior civil servant said that staff were scared to go into his office because he was curt and demean

vicki young, thank you.migration processing centre on sunday. police have named the 66—year—old suspect who was later found dead at a petrol station. the chief inspector of prisons says conditions at the manston migrant processing centre in kent have worsened since the summer. he described them as wretched. today coaches have continued to move migrants from the camp, taking them to a hotel at heathrow. our home affairs correspondenet daniel sandford has the latest from kent. sunday's firebomb attack on a migrant processing centre in dover now being treated by police as a terrorist incident. the suspect, andrew leak, took his own life at a nearby petrol station but searches of his home in high wycombe have revealed a possible terrorist motivation for the attack. high winds in the channel today meant that no migrants were daring to set out in small boats, but with 48 people having crossed yesterday, the total who have made the journey this year is creeping closer and closer to 40,000. it has led to a crisis at

deputy political editor vicky young, economics editor faisal islam and business editor simonjack.

deputy political editor vicky young, economics editor faisal islam and business editor simonjack. reporter: who is responsible for this mess, mr hunt? - the chancellor will say that britain must "face into the storm," as he seeks to restore britain's tarnished economic reputation with a big package of tax rises and spending cuts. it all comes admist a cost—of—living crisis. i am very concerned because we are now entering the winter months when heating costs rise. i think the biggest worry at the moment is the heating cost, the fuel cost. we'll have the statement in full at 11:30am, full analysis. plus, we'll be hearing from both the government and labour. welcome to this special programme. a big moment for the chancellor, jeremy hunt. he big moment for the chancellor, jeremy hunt-— jeremy hunt. he left number11 downin: jeremy hunt. he left number11 downing street _ jeremy hunt. he left number11 downing street a _ jeremy hunt. he left number11 downing street a short - jeremy hunt. he left number11 downing street a short while i jeremy hunt. he left number“ i downing street a short

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let me welcome paul scully, bridget phillipson, and the bbc�*s deputy political editor vicki young.k in a strange way he might— will cooperate. i think in a strange way he might have _ will cooperate. i think in a strange way he might have been _ will cooperate. i think in a strange way he might have been slightly i way he might have been slightly helped by the fact these two formal complaints went in. he said he was notified and immediately went in answer to the prime minister, you need to investigate this. as you can tell there, he is very clean to clear his name. —— he is very keen to clear his name. not many specifics have been mentioned publicly. there has been a swirl of allegations and you get the impression that he welcomed the idea that this will be looked into and he hopes he can clear his name, saying he expects high standards, he doesn't tolerate bullying and all the rest of it. but there are problems. one is that the person who would be investigating this you would be investigating this you would imagine would be the prime minister's there isn't one because the last two

and vicky young, my colleague, the bbc 's deputy political editor. welcome to all of you.tep and an error ofjudgment. it's notjust the fact that she had to resign for potentially breaking the ministerial code over that security leak, it is also what she has said since. the fact that she got up when she first appeared in the commons this week and talked about the asylum system and talked about the asylum system and said it was broken, and that illegal immigration was out of control, of course that gives a very easy comeback from the opposition to say, when you have been in powerfor 12 years, how are you going to sort it out? interesting, right at the end rishi sunak talking about more numbers coming into the country, trying to come here and claim asylum, actually there is also a problem with processing and, of course, how do you deal with that, and how do you then send people back who have been unsuccessful? there are 101,000 outstanding claims and that's what the problem is here. he did not have an answer do that. his answer seemed to be, we are going to sort it out. obvio

today, somehow, the heroine of vicki in the film tenderness, could you remember yourself like this and turn to yourself as a very, very youngn past. well, this guy, who is at the beginning of his journey. here is dear yura and then what will be there in this letter, what to advise everyone, maybe you warn against something, warn against something. well, somehow it seems to me that that's all that falls out. e hmm for your life. it is in general, you are being molded to you, and therefore, e. probably, i would like that boy to myself, i would advise, probably, m-m, after all, do not be afraid and love yourself more than i do. then i even have such a concept of myself i didn't have to love myself. here, although there are commandments so love your neighbor as yourself. but first you love yourself, and then your neighbor. somehow i didn’t have this, so i therefore advised the boy to love himself more. here, there is nothing to be afraid of. that's because, as it turns out, this light man has a rather strong character. i did not know about it then, so i advise you not to be afraid. for a person the fate of yuri moroz hello good

vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. police say this afternoon the man who was shot was in a prius with a mother and her 3 young kids.

vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. police say this afternoon the man who was shot was in a prius with a mother and her 3 young kids. we do not know >> how the 2 adults may or may not have known each other at this time. kron four's justin campbell joins us live from redwood city tonight with the latest on this investigation. could evening just. >> and good evening grant and vicki new information just coming from redwood city. police telling us that this was a domestic violence incident. they're saying a man with a loaded handgun used 3 children as a human shield. now, i want to walk you through how this all happened. they see a 9-1-1 call came in just after 3 o'clock. and dispatcher a child in the background screaming. now that phone disconnected. she tried calling back that number. but it went straight to voicemail, but they were able to paying where that call came in from that call came in. i'll show you right here from off of el camino reality. you're looking at that prius when officers arrived, they found a man with a little bit gone and other in that prius officers say they tried to negotiate with this man, but

mister shonda. ne auster young and i need mrs. picky bowman, sean, turn out into an economist and advisor to unsung suit. she arrested after the coo serving 3 years for treason. vicky bowman, a former british ambassador to me and mark serving a one year sentence for immigration offences and japanese filmmaker thorough kubota, sentenced to 10 years for filming antique and protest. syrian prisoner releases are quite common in me and more. but this number is relatively large. and this many political prisoners haven't been released together since the qu, but a much larger number of people remain in prison. $700.00 plus people as a is important. ah, but this is still a drop in the bucket compared to what they have. the number of people that are holding on, you know, you've got a rush that a well over 12000 people that have been held in over 2500 people kill a blackout as t v was seen, leaving the prison with the police escort me. and was military has said they were deported upon release. perhaps hoping that might lift some of the international pressure that's been building. sonya diagonal, i'll just sarah. britain's finance minister has officially announced that the cou

young. we're going to check back in with as soon as she arrives on scene will try to nab her for a very quick interview. in the meantime, reporting live here in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. back to you in the studio. all right, vicki, we'll talk with you later. there are still a lot of races to cover and more results beginning to roll in you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. re speed... from the largest, stest, reliable network... d more savings- to 60% a year th comcast business mobile. l from the company that wers more businesses an any other provider. t started with fast speeds d advanced security r $49.99 a month r 12 months. us ask how to get up a $750 prepaid card th a qualifying bundle. >> and prop or your local election headquarters, we got some numbers coming in for san jose mayor at this hour. still early, these are generally the mail and ballots that are counted. as you see, the precincts haven't really been tallied yet. but right now, fifty-fifty pretty close. look at the only what about 1000 if so votes separ