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England using some single use plastics and polystyrene �*s. england using some single use plastics and polystyrene 's. we've not a plastics and polystyrene 's. we've got a whole _ plastics and polystyrene 's. we've got a whole raft _ plastics and polystyrene 's. we've got a whole raft of— plastics and polystyrene 's. we've got a whole raft of measures - plastics and polystyrene 's. we've got a whole raft of measures on l got a whole raft of measures on waste, trying to reduce waste in this country and this new band that we are announcing today is just one of a whole raft of measures to rea...

To tackle plastic pollution. sean dilley reports. quick, convenient and no washing up — but from october, the government says it plans to ban restaurants and cafes in england from using some single—use plastics and polystyrenes. we've got a whole raft of measures on waste, trying to reduce waste in this country, and this new ban that we're announcing today is just one of a whole raft of measures to really tackle this issue. ministers are planning to ban single—use plastic trays, cutlery, bowls, balloon sticks and some polystyrene cups and food containers as part of england's 25—year en...

And trying to mitigate this crisis. the role of ngos is huge. even though it should be because there should be an infrastructure in place to do this much. >> let's move on to that right now. the number of border crossings broke records this year. more than 2.7 million counters. the new york times reports, title 42 has not kept out the majority of migrants. so why has the biden administration not been able to put in a more effective process in place. was there any kind of a breakdown that led to these record numbers? >> yeah alex, one caveat there. title 42 has actually made those numbers worse...

Hannah all morning. you are gauging how people currently feel now. energy bills have already risen but the reality is that the price cap comes in today, and in october they will be higher. yes, and we will be having a look in just a second at how those prices have changed over the past year and where they will go. good morning from the emmaus community cafe here in ipswich. we have brought together people who have seen the rising impact. we can see how much they have gone up. when the energy price cap was introduced in october, it set the typical household bill at £1,042. since then, it's bee...

In fact, the battlefield 2042 performance is where those strange additions to the instruments really do theirjob, allowing the orchestra to produce sounds that they really shouldn't be able to do. on the night, in the albert hall, the gaming prom sounded beautiful, exciting and innovative. and if you'd like to experience it yourself, it's on iplayer right now. ok, more music for you now, and did you know that more than five million vinyl records were sold in the uk last year? sales are now at their highest for 30 years. now, these records are made from pvc — that's polyvinyl chloride, a mate...