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So, we estimate just now, it�*s about £a billion or £5 billion of cost being put on the companies in the marketplace. the risk that is that you will end up going back to the big five or the big six. now, that�*s not a good place to be, that�*s not where we want this market to go. he also said a one size fits all cap does not protect vulnerable consumers, as they saw a much greater percentage of their income go on energy bills. he suggested introducing a special discount terror a special ...

The ambitious action needed to curb emissions. justin rowlatt, bbc news. joining me now is nick mabey, the ceo of e3g, an independent european climate change think tank with a global outlook. he is also the london sustainable development commissioner. what do you think of these documents? t what do you think of these documents?— what do you think of these documents? ~ , ., ., documents? i think they are not reall a documents? i think they are not really a surprise _ documents? i think they are...

Hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the government is accused of being wilfully negligent by the doctors union the bma for not imposing coronavirus rules to tackle rising cases, but ministers say further measures arent needed. we dont believe that even though the nhs is under real pressure, it always is in winter but it is particularly now, that is is under unsustainable pressure and that now is not the right moment to look to trigger plan b. the bbc obtains documents showing some countries...

Well, ireland have already started their world cup campaign as they aim to qualify for the super 12. but they were beaten by sri lanka by 70 runs yesterday, joshua little the last man to fall for the irish. it meas that sri lanka have qualified for the next stage of the competition, but ireland face a winner takes all tie with namibia tomorrow, to see if their world cup can continue. and scotland face 0man today in a game they need to win to go through to the super 12 for the first time in their...

The headlines on bbc news... the british medical association says the government is being �*wilfully negligent�* by not bringing in stronger coronavirus prevention measures in the face of rising rates of infection. the bbc obtains documents showing some countries want to play down the dangers of fossil fuels, and others questioning how much richer countries should pay to help tackle climate change. as police investigate reports of women being spiked with needles in nightclubs, one force says...

In crowded indoor spaces. its the same for masks in wales, where proof of vaccination is needed in nightclubs and people are asked to work from home. scotlands strategy similarly includes vaccine passports and face masks are required in schools and some other settings. for now, the focus at westminster is urging those not yet vaccinated to come forward, and getting booster jabs to those eligible. but doctors say its wilfully negligent of ministers not to take further steps, and pressure on the h...

Cities have also set up a girls night in campaign in the city. it has been very empowering to see how we have all come to gather —— come together to fight this. how we have all come to gather -- come together to fight this.— together to fight this. how angry ounu together to fight this. how angry young women — together to fight this. how angry young women that _ together to fight this. how angry young women that they - together to fight this. how angry young women that they are - togethe...

This is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the bbc obtains documents showing some countries want to play down the dangers to the climate of coal, gas and oil. the british government is accused of being �*wilfully negligent�* by the doctors�* union the bma for not imposing coronavirus rules to tackle rising cases, but ministers say further measures aren�*t needed. we dont believe that even though the nhs is under real pressure, it always is in winter ...

For life—saving vaccines. naomi grimley, bbc news. significant, additional spending to help pupils to recover from lost learning will be required in next week s spending review, according to a warning from an education policy institute report. based on analysis commissioned by the department for education, the new report looks at the long—term impact of the pandemic on future earnings. it found that pupils are likely to lose at least £16,000 in earnings, rising to £a6,000 in a worst—case...

Like coal, gas and oil. it comes just ten days before world leaders gather in glasgow for crucial climate talks. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt has more. the clock is ticking on tackling climate change. the science says, unless we start making dramatic cuts to emissions now, we risk very serious consequences. the world has experienced some of the most extreme weather ever recorded in recent years. terrible floods in india, while hot, dry weather has sparked vast fires in australia, as well as...