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Stood out for the sheer scale and cost of destruction. in mid september, hurricane fee o -- fiona crashed into south america. also in september, hurricane ian, the most intense storm of the season, was also the most expensive, raining down an eye-watering $113 billion in damage along with its 115-mile-per-hour winds. the cost of ians destruction rivals some of the biggest storms in recent memory, including hurricane katrina. it was floridas deadliest storm in nearly a century. these were only th...

Damage. also in september, hurricane ian, the most intense storm of the season, was also the most expensive, raining down an eye-watering $113 billion in damage along with its 115-mile-per-hour winds. the cost of ians destruction rivals some of the biggest storms in recent memory, including hurricane katrina. it was also floridas deadliest storm in nearly a century. these were only the events in the united states. last years flooding in pakistan caused more than $30 billion in damage and economi...

Year. underthis understood the lessons of this year. under this strategy to put economic interests above all other interests no longer works and actually can be really hurting the german economic interests after all, so therefore we should never think that they are naive, but the problem is that germany cannot stop this economic tide out once and suddenly and that is the big issue —— economic ties. is the big issue -- economic ties. ~ ., is the big issue -- economic ties. ~ . ., ., ., ~ ties...

Plus — rising prices — falling ratings. can president biden win the argument on the us economy — with just days to go until the midterm elections? and — a pressing crisis. the cost of olive oil set to soar — with harvests shrivelled by europes summer heatwave. hello. we start here in the uk — which is now facing the longest recession since records began, a century ago. that was the bleak warning from the bank of england on thursday, as it raised interest rates to 3% — to try to dam...

That wasjohn that was john maguire that wasjohn maguire reporting there. experts are predicting a bumper harvest of apples this year, despite the summer heatwave that damaged some crops. and although traditional orchards are in decline, there�*s been a rise in a new generation of community orchards set up on shared green spaces. 0ur environment correspondent helen briggs went to find out more. nothing spells autumn like apples, but gathering to share the harvest is becoming a thing of the past...

Well preserved and what we have coming up are several missions and there is one mission coming up, the perseverance robot that will collect samples and return to earth in the early 20 30s that might harbour micro life evidence and we have just collected samples now and there will be a return mission and then europe is planning a mission in the late 20 20s, which the uk plays a big part in, and what that will do is drill down into the martian subsurface up to six metres and do chemistry experimen...

Spot towards the pennines, north—west wales, temperatures 11 to 16 degrees. 0vernight and in rural areas, temperatures wilful away to two or three degrees. mist and fog patches for bing. —— forming. when coming in and gusty across the western isles. this range thinks south we all the time, ahead of it we will start with some sunshine but ahead of it the wind will ease and we will see some sunshine return. temperatures 12 to 18 degrees. that long, hot summer heatwave seems long time ago! we...

Some will have come in with covid as their primary condition, but it does increase pressure on hospitals well before the real winter season has kicked in and weve had warnings from health leaders about the impact possibly of a covid wave and a flue wave which hasnt started yet, its not definitely going to happen but its been widely predicted, which will really add to the normal winter pressures and certainly those hospital admission figures, 1300 a day roughly now in england, are up quite sharpl...