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And internationally. the uk needs to do more to persuade us all to make our homes more energy efficient, supporting efforts to insulate homes and to install heat pumps, a low carbon electric heating system. just look how the uk lags behind the rest of europe on the number of heat pumps installed. at the same time, the climate change committee report said more needs to be done to speed up the switch to renewables and the decarbonisation of heavy industry. and thats not all. we need to speed up pe...

Similarthing we are still in —— we are seeing a similar thing playing out in brasilia. ., ., similar thing playing out in brasilia. ., ,, , ., lets turn to france now — because in the past hour, its eight main unions have called a strike for later this month over the governments plans to reform the countrys pensions system. this pension reform is a big test for frances president, emmanuel macron. he campaigned on it. he says its needed, because frances pension system is expensive — and i...

A milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is... the northern ireland assembly is just hours away from collapse following six months of deadlock. energy giant shell has their quarters. its affirms second—highest record after more than doubling between july and september. this than doubling betweenjuly and september. this graph shows than doubling between july and sep...

From ukraine and russia... andrew ward says a quadrupling of fertiliser prices mean his crop could be down this year. if the fertiliser is so expensive and it is not viable to apply the maximum amount, then the tonnes we get will be less, which means there will be less food. we are only about 65% self—sufficient in the uk at the minute, and that is dropping all the time. and so we need to get more food produced in the uk and not less. and we need to rely less on imports. i have never known it ...

And pressure from supermarkets is causing a crisis of confidence. weve got this massive shortage from ukraine and russia... andrew ward says a quadrupling of fertiliser prices mean his crop could be down this year. if the fertiliser is so expensive and it is not viable to apply the maximum amount, then the tonnes we get will be less, which means there will be less food. we are only about 65% self—sufficient in the uk at the minute, and that is dropping all the time. and so we need to get more ...

So volatile, so stressful. i get up in the morning and sometimes i wonder why am i doing that? as this graph shows, farmers�* costs have risen even faster than food or general prices, which mean something�*s got to give — prices must rise or some farmers will go bust. livestock farmers are under the same pressures, plus last year thousands of pigs were destroyed thanks to a post—brexit shortage of butchers and abattoir workers. many are now cutting herd sizes. we sell about 3,500 pigs a ...

Theres a real world cost to all those lives. covid demonstrated the disinformation and misinformation can be deadly. dont believe me? well, lets dig into the data. in the early days of the pandemic, deaths were concentrated in urban areas, primarily in blue states as this graph shows. there were no vaccines available. but by that fall, death rates in more rural red counties leapt ahead. you can see the sharp dropoff when vaccines became widely available in february and march of 2021. by that poi...

>> the first thing to remember is were still going up. all right? were just not going up as fast. by high, i mean, extremely high. look at the numbers. the last 12 months, inflation, the ppi, the factory, the wholesale level, has been going up by 11%. now, if you bear in mind that consumer inflation is 8.5%, give or take, that shows you that 3% of it is being kept in the factory. 3% is being paid by companies, by the margin, before its actually passed on to consumers. month over month, we dont r...

Republicans have moved further to the right than democrats have to the left. the dynamic was playing out even before the big lie litmus test. the deeper problem, as pew research points out, is that house democrats have grown more liberal and republicans much more conservative. the middle, moderate to liberal republicans could sometimes find modern ground on contentious issues has vanished. its no worder why so many moderates make up 37% of americans in gallups 2021 poll can feel underrepresented...

Dozen democratic senate candidates from swing states are pushing back. hard. not only that, two senators up for re-election, arizonas mark kelly and new hampshires maggie asan signed on to bipartisan legislation to delay its end. all told, at least nine incumbent democratic senators have expressed concerns about this, including homeland security committee chair gary peters. so this is as close to a mutiny as we have seen from democrats. but theyre reacting to rational concerns. because everyone ...