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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 13:43:00

We also have the consequences of years of underfunding our capital investment in hospitals. all of this is having an impact. there are warnings that between 300 and 500 people are dying as a consequence of delays and problems each week, and the prime minister doesnt dispute the challenges. health care professionals are still unable to deliver the care they want, and patients arent receiving the care they deserve. the government says its doing everything possible, and that includes more money. i ...
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BBCNEWS Newsday June 4, 2024 01:24:00

House. as we understand at the democrats are attempting to block a vote to adjourn according to our reporters from the bbc live page on the bbc website. you can see there are that on the motion to adjourn, republicans have voted yes in favour of that. there are four republicans according to that graph that have voted against that and according again to the statistics that we are seeing on scene, oh, now it has gone down to three, two who havent voted, the numbers are changing second by second. s...
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BBCNEWS BBC News at One June 4, 2024 13:14:00

Average. so why are we seeing these record temperatures? the answer is climate change according to the met office. it calculates that without office. it calculates that without human induced global warming we would expect a year as one as last year once every 500 years. in the current climate we can expect one every three or four years. and last years mild temperatures are part of a longer term pattern. this graph shows the coldest and hottest years ever recorded in the uk. all the hottest years...
Climate Change Record Temperatures Met Office Human Induced Global Warming 10 03 Greenhouse Gases

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 15:21:00

Human—induced global warming we would expect a year as warm as last year once every 500 years. in the current climate we can expect one every three or four years. and last year�*s mild temperatures are part of a long—term pattern. this graph shows the coldest and hottest years ever recorded in the uk. all the hottest years are within the last two decades and you can see this year tops them all with an average temperature of 10.03 celsius — the first time uk average annual temperatures ha...
Global Warming Climate Change Celsius The First Time Uk Average 10 03 Greenhouse Gases

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 14:22:00

It calculates that without human induced global warming we would expect a year as warm as last year once every 500 years. in the current climate we can expect one every three or four years. and last years mild temperatures are part of a long term pattern. this graph shows the coldest and hottest years ever recorded in the uk. all the hottest years are within the last two decades and you can see this year tops them all with an average temperature of 10.03 celsius. the first time uk average annual...
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FOXNEWS Americas Newsroom June 4, 2024 14:58:00

>> the local sheriffs office and nearby cedar city police department are assisting in the investigation. >> bill: terrible stuff. thank you. william la jeunesse. >> dana: experts warn the great resignation is not over yet. high job openings threatening the labor force. jeff flock is here to tell us more. >> still working. my grand parents used to complain nobody wants to work anymore. there is a huge disparity between the number of job openings and people wanting to work. 10 1/2 million or so jo...
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BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 22:09:00

For the first time, the average annual temperature in 2022 was more than ten degrees celsius. that means the ten warmest years on record in this country have all been in the last two decades. scientists say its clear proof of dramatic climate change. well, our climate editorjustin rowlatt is here with more details. we all remember the record high temperatures this summer — and the wildfires they helped drive — but it wasntjust the summer that was hot. take a look at this. the black line show...
Climate Change Editorjustin Rowlatt Online Shows Red Line Cold Snap Blue Dip

BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 22:11:00

Hottest year ever worldwide. and this year has already started with a winter heatwave in europe. look at the red. it shows how the unseasonally warm weather brought some all—time high temperatures across the continent. so what can we expect in the future? well, we know whats causing this — it is rising greenhouse gas emissions. the uk has managed to cut its greenhouse emissions in recent decades, largely by cutting down on the coal used for electricity. but heres the problem. worldwide emiss...
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