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July saw the world heating up. Now political debates around energy and Climate Change also hotting up too. The government has said it will back hundreds of new licences for oil and Gas Production sites like this in the north sea. It has also confirmed it will support two new Carbon Capture and storage projects in northeast scotland and the humber. These would capture Carbon Dioxide where fossil fuels are burned and pipe it under the sea to store it. Climate campaigners fear it is a tactic to keep the Fossil Fuel Industry in business. The Prime Minister on a visit to aberdeenshire argued todays...

The intercontinental ballistic missiles are the a.b.a. system. we're not there yet. the technology isn't there. calculations so fast. it's like a bullet hitting a bullet. we feel confident in our ability to defend south korea and japan using the t.h.a.d. system. once you get beyond that, then the numbers don't look very good at all. if you look at the missile tests, the antiballistic missile tests it's about i think half of the tests are successful and they aren't. half is not good enough. talking launching nuclear weapons you need to be 100% sure you can do this. this is what's going towards ...

Now controls is quickly shrinking. at its peak in 2015, isis controlled around 35,000 miles of syria and iraq, nearly the size of california. the latest map obtained by cnn shows they have now lost almost 80% of it. and nearly a third of that entire loss has happened in the last six months. >> well, it has accelerated. president trump, a significant decision he made was to delegate really tactical authority to decision makers on the ground. so the decision-making cycle has been rapidly shortened and we have been able to really act to surprise isis. >> special envoy to the coalition against isi...

And it is the most gut wrenching feeling and the father is just grief stricken. and i understand his angst and his anguish and the white house should give the investigation that he has and there should be a full vetting of the decision making cycle and we're a learning country. we go into and make decisions and we execute operations and internally we need to learn, okay, maybe everything was executed perfectly. and it was just one of those things and a great navy s.e.a.l. gave the last full measure of devotion and there's a decision making flaw and i don't know there's that debate and i think ...

Inches think. they are not huge. and some of them 25000 feet under the water and how protected are they? >> they are not. that is the problem. these cables are laid five miles down in some cases and you have throw hundred of these cables in total of varying systems to go around the earth 22 times. the united states is trying to coordinate with the nato alloys. if you were to cut those cables. that fores you out of the secure mode of communication and in the raf spectrum and radio signals can be jammed or compromised and see, the decision- making cycle. all of that is true. and the other thing ...