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A public inquiry into controversial plans for the uks first deep coal mine for 30 years begins today. the site near whitehaven on the cumbrian coast was originally approved by the communities secretary robertjenrick. supporters say the mine will create hundreds ofjobs, but critics argue opening the mine will harm the governments commitment to cut carbon emissions. how to save the planet while also keeping the lights on? thats a question which is dividing opinion on the shetland isles. islanders ...

Joe tidy, bbc news. shetland islanders are split over whether a proposed oilfield off their coastline should be given approval. but some environmentalists are even more concerned about a new wind farm which is currently being built. our correspondent james cook reports. we are sitting on a wealth of natural resources, its about harnessing that. in 50 years time, 100 years time, we will be looking at the rusted remains of the once glittering wind farm and asking what the hell were we thinking? oi...

This is an issue that requires international cooperation, but its one thats putting the entente cordiale to the test. simonjones, bbc news, dover. how to save the planet while also keeping the lights on? thats a question which is dividing opinion on the shetland isles. islanders are split over whether a proposed oilfield off their coastline should be given approval. but some environmentalists are even more concerned about a new windfarm which is currently being built. our correspondent james coo...

The uk. that is up by 7% on last year but a sharp fall in eu students coming to this country means overall university numbers are slightly down this year. how to save the planet while also keeping the lights on? that is the question which is dividing opinion on the shetland isles. islanders are split over whether a proposed oilfield off their coastline should be given approval. but some environmentalists are even more concerned about a new wind farm which is currently being built. 0ur correspond...

In the afghan capital — as a new government is announced. police scotland admits failures in its call handling system and, division on the shetland isles about how to save the planet... while also keeping the lights on. islanders a split brother in oil field off the coast should be given their approval. lets return now to our top story — the new health and social care tax which will be introduced across the uk. borisjohnson has stressed that todays measures are aimed at ensuring those in nee...

We are above 28 degrees, im afraid it is regulation. can wejust it is regulation. can we just have a look at those pins? oh, please dont! see you later on. you look great. thanks, matt. how to save the planet while also keeping the lights on? thats a question which is dividing opinion on the shetland isles. islanders are split over whether a proposed oilfield off their coastline should be given approval. but some environmentalists are even more concerned about a new wind farm which is currently ...

Vaccination in iceland has for sure prevented serious consequences of the infection. ive been grateful, and i think its a testimony to this population. >> reporter: this doctor is the ceo of the largest hospital in iceland. he says a nightmare scenario during this fourth and worst wave of covid has been averted because of his fellow islanders. >> if it hadnt been for the vaccinations, you know, population i think it would have been catastrophic. >> reporter: health officials say nobody have died...