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The conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity in the largest spaces of the ocean at this critical stage of the negotiations? it is time to show the true spirit of multilateral cooperation. the focus must now be on finding compromise that allows for a mutually beneficial agreement. lets go live to new york, will mccallum, is the head of oceans at greenpeace uk. youre at the talks as an official observer to the un, on behalf of greenpeace. how important is this target of 30% ...

Theyre trying to agree on a treaty that would protect large swathes of it from over—fishing and other forms of exploitation. the un high seas treaty has been through ten years of negotiations but has yet to be signed. and a deal is needed urgently. two—thirds of the planets oceans are considered international waters or high seas. which means any country has the right to fish, sail or carry out research there. only one point 2% of these high seas are protected. under the treaty — 30% of all...

That prior tries to go ahead. first reported in the observer this morning _ reported in the observer this morning. he will give a speech tomorrow— morning. he will give a speech tomorrow and the cost—of—living so we get _ tomorrow and the cost—of—living so we get detail on how this will be funded — we get detail on how this will be funded in — we get detail on how this will be funded in that speed. but ahead perhaps— funded in that speed. but ahead perhaps in the sunday mirror th...

And personal finance commentator. welcome to both of you. on the front pages... the observer leads on the impacts of severe heat in the uk. the papers call it "britains long, parched summer." the sunday express says its backing liz truss to become the next prime minister. her rival rishi sunak is on the front of the sunday telegraph — urging sanctions for iran, following the stabbing of salman rushdie. the sunday times chooses to focus on reports the treasury is developing a plan to hand out m...

The increase to energy prices in october, to keep the price cap current level of just below october, to keep the price cap current level ofjust below £2000. the observer is reporting on monday keir starmer is going to demand that the energy cap be frozen at £1971. instead of 3600, which we had anticipated as being the next cap in october. this also follows from last weeks story in the observer where gordon brown took the gauntlet and really sort of started pushing the labour party to come up w...

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For suppliers to reduce the amount they need to charge households. and the observer reports that labour leader sir keir starmer is to call for a ban on the rise in the energy price cap, set to be introduced this autumn. the weather and the drought in many areas dominates the inside pages for many papers. this is from the times this morning, the environment secretary opposing a national grid for water shipping water from west to east. these pictures we see now from across the uk blow your mind, d...

This so its still a mystery. and one of the _ this so its still a mystery. and one of the other _ this so its still a mystery. and one of the other papers were signed salman rushdie had just started to get used to living normally again after being in hiding for nine years. lets go back to the observer, emma, if you would. 0bserver, emma, if you would. starmer to demand a halt for autumn hike in energy prices. the cap must be held at £1971. the cap is not much of a cap of the keeps going up, is ...

News in the gironde. the labour leader sir keir starmer is expected to call for the energy price cap to be frozen in the autumn to help deal with the cost of living crisis. he is due to deliver a speech on monday. with me now is our political correspondent, nick eardley. nick, what more can you tell us? the cost of living crisis is going to be the dominant political issue of the next few months. on monday we get keir starmer�*s strategy, something he says will be fully costed. and as the obser...