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this is all because of rebels in yemen are firing attacking ships. these are houthi rebels that support hamas. this at one of the worlds busiest shipping routes. bbc verify explains. a, busiest shipping routes. bbc verify exlains. �* ., ., ., , explains. a month ago, this was hiacked. successfully capturing the galaxy leader cargo ship in the red sea. now, the group supports hamas and they say theyre targeting all ships with ownership links to israel as well as any shipping going in ...

of solidarity for hamas. as a result, some of the worlds biggest shipping firms have suspended services through the worlds most important route for oil and fuel shipments. with more context, heres our business reporter david waddell. lets have a look at the geography of the situation. right here is the bab al—mandab strait. its right next to yemen, from where those houthi attacks originated. its at the southern end of the red sea. at the northern end is the suez canal. now, ships can...

song all day. we begin in egypt where officials insist traffic is flowing normally through the suez canal despite recent attacks further south in the red sea. iranian—backed rebels in yemen have repeatedly targeted commercial vessels, leading some of the worlds biggest shipping firms to suspend routes in the area. with more context, heres our business reporter david waddell. let us have a look at the situation. there are where the attacks occurred. at the northern end is the suez can...

business reporter david waddell. lets have a look at the geography of the situation. right here is the bab al—mandab strait. its right next to yemen, from where those houthi attacks originated. its at the southern end of the red sea. at the northern end is the suez canal. now, ships cannot pass through the suez canal from the south without first passing through this choke point. a couple of days ago, the maersk shipping container company and hapag—lloyd both announced they wouldnt ...

to restore devolution before the parliamentary recess on tuesday. live now to our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, whos in belfast. talk us through what each side once. what are the sticking points? i dont think charlotte can hear us, or maybe she has frozen. anyway, we will see if we can come back to her in a moment. we can speak to the leader of the sdlp, the social democratic and labour party. thanks for coming on talking to us. as i said in the intro, we are hearing the dup sayi...

# im dreaming ofa # im dreaming of a white christmas... we meet the members of the choir for people with dementia to find out how its bringing relief — and joy — at the festive season. good morning. iam in i am in covent garden, where we will see a white christmas later on this morning. for most of us the forecast is a cloudy one with rain around, especially wales and central england, some brightness in the north, but even here later, some showery rain. details later in the program...

The UK nuclear site, situated close to Ireland, has been key to British defence and energy security concerns for decades, but its legacy is a toxic bestowal for generations to come

Sellafield will be prosecuted for IT offences spanning four years, the nuclear regulator said.

Sellafield Ltd, the organisation responsible for cleaning up and decommissioning the UKs largest nuclear waste site, is to be prosecuted over alleged cyber security failings dating back to 2019

Multiple safety and cybersecurity failings at nuclear waste site were revealed by Guardian last month Guardian,   Anna Isaac and Alex LawsonTue 9 Jan 2024 The top director responsible for safety and security at Sellafield is to leave the vast nuclear waste dump in north-west England, it has emerged. Mark Neate, the Sellafield environment, safety and security director,…