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This is bbc news, i'm james reynolds. the headlines at eight o'clock: despite a massive rise in the wholesale costs paid by energy firms, no government bail—out for companies in trouble — as ministers say gas and electricity supplies are secure. there is absolutely no question, mr speaker, of the lights going out, or of people being unable to heat their homes. in supermarkets, it's feared the rise in gas prices will cause a shortage of c02 — vital forfood and drinks production. c02 is used everywhere in food manufacturing to keep stuff fresher. without it, there will be shortages and foo...

Whenever you wanted, but he could not go with you?— not go with you? yes, so, he has been very — not go with you? yes, so, he has been very supportive _ not go with you? yes, so, he has been very supportive and - not go with you? yes, so, he has been very supportive and very i been very supportive and very understanding of how much this put on me _ understanding of how much this put on me because obviously the quarantine rules initially, that was a lotto _ quarantine rules initially, that was a lotto be — quarantine rules initially, that was a lot to be locked away for 14 days and eventu...

Target is supposed to be set for 2025. for many countries around the world, this is the issue in the run—up to november's cop26 climate summit in glasgow. so, how far short of money are they? it's quite hard to calculate what should be included because it's a complicated mix of public and some private finance. but the oecd estimates that by 2019, the figure had reached just over $79 billion, and it won't have got to 100 billion by 2020. between 2016-2018, 43% of the funding went to asia, 25% went to africa and 17% to the americas, a lot of it spent on green energy or transport infrastructure...

Because _ was very taxing on our mental health because even when i was going there, as you _ because even when i was going there, as you can— because even when i was going there, as you can see, the uk travel rules also changed quite a big olympic commit — also changed quite a big olympic commit which countries were on which list of— commit which countries were on which list of what _ commit which countries were on which list of what the test requirements were _ list of what the test requirements were in— list of what the test requirements were in with the quarantine requirements were ...

That deep low and its weather front begin to impact much of scotland and northern ireland, as well, so a band of heavy rain will spread south—eastwards, turning windierand, behind it, we could see a swathe of gales across northern scotland in particular. but this band of rain will be weakening as it sinks southwards. it doesn't really reach england and wales throughout wednesday, so here, anotherfine day, lighter winds, some sunshine, quite warm, highs of 22 celsius. wednesday into thursday, we see potential of another area of low pressure developing to the north of the uk. that could bring ...