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We all face, and they know theyre doing the right thing by the climate. but heres the problem. itll still take at least 20 years to cover the 36 grand it costs. down in london, its this mansjob to mark the governments homework on climate. so how is it doing? well, its a d, could do much better, i think. so thats something for the government to think about. i think the governments policy or insulation has been very, very ineffective. it really is very poor. we need something that dramatically cha...

And then take another train from there. that is the pattern across england. if you take a line south of hull, york and blackpool, you have to assume all trains will be disrupted. all the train operators are saying, do not travel unless it is absolutely necessary. if you are travelling, there is a 50 miles an hour speed limit in much of the country. normally trains will be running at 125 miles an hour. obviously everything will take a lot longer. obviously everything will take a lot loner. . ~ ,,...

To this standard. its not financially viable to do it on scale, really. to get stuff to be carbon neutral, there is a big bill to that, and we need support with it. so, what does britains climate chief think the government should do? we know that we need a sharper incentive for most people to make these investments in improving the energy efficiency of the home that they live in. for most people, the payback for that will be several years. so the government really does need to step in. so when y...

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The telegraph has the royal story but it leads on those comments by the foreign secretary liz truss, warning of the need for caution over russian claims to be withdrawing troops from the ukrainian border. and the guardian has a spectacular weather picture on its front page. thats blackpool looking particularly bracing yesterday. of course carol is going to keep us up of course carol is going to keep us up to date with that throughout the morning. just had a message from tommy, we were talking ab...

That oil spill could come ashore on that oil spill could come ashore on that coast. it hadnt come ashore this morning. there were still monitoring it, but there are still as potential before that to come ashore, and there are still monitoring the situation. if it did come ashore, could potentially be a big problem, because at this time of year, there are many thousands of wading birds to nurse on the north—west coast, but aggregations of birds, and they dont want that pollution to affect them....

Thousands of thousands of people are without _ thousands of thousands of people are without power. we dont know how quickly _ without power. we dont know how quickly that power will be restored, there _ quickly that power will be restored, there is— quickly that power will be restored, there is talk that rural homes may be without— there is talk that rural homes may be without power for days without a ticket _ be without power for days without a ticket does — be without power for days with...

A familiar ritual in a time of danger and uncertainty. 0rla guerin, bbc news. here, p&0 ferries say some of their services from liverpool have resumed after all ships were called back to port on thursday. hours later, the firm announced 800 staff had been sacked and would be replaced with agency workers. the scottish government says it is now reviewing all publicly funded contracts with the company. our business correspondent ramzan karmali reports. chanting: go, go, p&0! go, go, p&0! protesters...

Spring conference in blackpool, the prime minister said president putins war is intended to cause economic damage to the west. our political correspondent tony bonsignore is here. what else has the prime minister been saying? yes, speaking in the last hour or so, shaun, two things on the prime ministers speech. the first, as you can imagine, ukraine. he called it a turning point and said the end of freedom in ukraine would mean the extinction of any hope of freedom in countries like jordan extin...

And be safe. until that, we need to show our solidarity and do everything we can to save people. marc cieslak, bbc news. p&0 ferries says some of its services from liverpool have resumed after all ships were called back to port on thursday. just hours later the firm announced 800 staff had been sacked and would be replaced with agency workers. the scottish government says it is now reviewing all publicly funded contracts with the company. our business correspondent ramzan karmali reports. protes...