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now last night quickly through u.s. sources, we learned that israel had carried out this strike, which it has still not taken responsibility for. and that israel gave the u.s. a heads-up and those sources also emphasizing the u.s. was not involved in this. but on the world stage, it appears the aim is to say very little in order to de-escalate. >> you saw israel on the receiving end of an unprecedented attack but our focus has been on, of course, making sure that israel can effectively defend itself but also de-escalating tensions. avoiding conflict and that remains our focus. again i won't speak to anything other than to say we were not involved in any offensive operations. >> the g7 countries called on iranian proxy groups to cease their attacks. hamas rejected that. official telling reuters this morning we call for expanding the scale of the engagement
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in that city of isfahan that you were saying there were reported explosions at an a military base there, the nuclear facilities in that city we're not struck. and there are reports of three drones having been downed by iranian air defense assets, but both sides here are really saying quite quiet in terms of public statements, and that appears to be the intention here. this we have been hearing over the course of the last six days since iran carried out its strike on israel, that israeli officials were looking for a way to thread the needle here to send a message of deterrence to ensure that this attack by iran did not go unanswered. but also at the same time try and find a way to avoid the escalation that could potentially lead to an all-out war between iran and israel. and ultimately this response israel appears to have achieved that aim at least for now, with a regional intelligence source telling us that this for tat
announcement. we broke the news last night that the scottish government was going to get rid of their planned aim of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 75% by 2030. but they do still say they are on course to maintain that goal of reaching net zero by 20a5. just to recap again, this comes after a few weeks after the independent committee on climate change had said that 2030 goal was now unreachable. so the government have obviously felt that there is a need for a more realistic approach when it comes to their climate targets, but as we have been hearing from the last guest, there has been talk of this being embarrassing for the scottish government. forthe embarrassing for the scottish government. for the greens of course you are in government with the snp here in edinburgh. it has been quite difficult for them. a difficult time for them over the past 2a hours as this became public knowledge. we are going to be hearing from the net
civilians, no escaping russia's continued invasion. what is interesting is that president zelensky of course has condemned russia that he has also taken aim at his own western allies for not giving him his words, the sufficient air defences needed to prevent this attack from happening in the first place. he has watched events in the middle east where israel, which also is not a member of the nato alliance, where its own allies have rallied behind it and helped it repel a huge drone attack by run over last weekend —— iran. british and us countries have actually taken them out. they say they couldn't do that with ukraine because it would lead to a world war. president zelensky is asking is why ukraine can't have the same. you will also be hoping to try and pull his own allies onto the same hymn sheet. not least with continued air attacks on russia as they target the
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the great british insulation scheme was set up in march last year, to help with the cost of insulating the draughtiest homes across britain. the aim is to improve the least energy—efficient homes, help to tackle fuel poverty and reduce energy bills. to qualify for the scheme, you'll need to be in a low energy efficiency home, and be in certain council tax bands too. it is slightly more complicated and varies depending on where you live, so worth checking online to see if you meet the criteria. if so, you could be eligible for some money off insulation. there are various types available, like cavity, laughed and solid wall insulation. the scheme aims to help around 300,000 households with the cost of installing new insulation by march 2026. it should help eligible households save around £310 a year on their energy bills. but, one year in, just over 4,600 households had new insulation