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Plus north korea launches its 34th missile test of the year. and one official says this latest ballistic missile could theoretically have the range to threaten the u.s. mainland. how the pentagon is responding. that's next. i'm a vegas hotel. i know what you're thinking. it's cool, i don't want anything long term either. just a few nights of fun. i'm looking for someone who will letoose, dress up a little, see a show, order the steak, and the lobster. some people say i'm excessive, but who cares. i just want to enjoy some late nights. and some very late checkouts. think you can keep up? hold o...

For full terms and conditions and more information visit bbc.co.uk/scott we will be back with scott later on. we will be back with scott later on. we will. if you're rolling out of bed, you can think 0k, at least i have not had to do that for the last 24 a is. under have not had to do that for the last 24a is. undertwo have not had to do that for the last 24 a is. under two hours left. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm thomas magill. a london council is threatening to seize a number of dockless bikes unless urgent action is taken by t...

With the police department? is he still being paid? >> he's still being paid. he's on administrative leave. he was suspended of administrative leave back in july. he's still getting paid. i've been talking to city officials here in uvalde, and they want him gone. they want him fired. so, that process is going to take some time. there are certainly individuals inside the city that want him fired. he's also an elected official, as a city commissioner. he was elected just last week back to that position. we'll see what happens with that. but certainly the family members, after having this informa...

But, within a couple of years, problems started to emerge. and this group of mps says the regulator was too slow to get a grip. it was a balance between how financially resilient they are where something went wrong. and when problems of their financial resilience became apparent in 2018, 0fgem didn't act till 2019, and a regulator needs to be there on the side of a consumer. and, in this case, they really missed that boat. and that, this report says, came at a cost. sincejuly last year, a total of 28 energy suppliers have gone out of business. that's affected around 4 million households. it's ...

Cap only gives limited protection to households. since it was first introduced in 2019, the typical bill payer has seen their costs go up by 221%. this committee now fears that wholesale prices could force the current cap of £3,500 for an average household significantly higher. in a statement, 0fgem said the sheer scale and pace of this once—in—a—generation global energy price shock meant supplier failures were seen all over the world. but the supplier of last resort scheme acted as a vital safety net for british consumers, ensuring they continued to receive energy when their supplier f...