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'It seems inevitable Bristol will see a steady, inexorable biodiversity decline'

The chair of Bristol Tree Forum warns Bristol's nature is being "hollowed out"

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'Consultations in Bristol seem just to be a box ticking exercise'

Bristol Tree Forum secretary Vassili Papastavrou says submitting comments is sometimes not enough

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'It is an assault on our community and planet to lose this site for burials'

Danica Priest explains why expanding a cemetery onto farmland would be a bad idea

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Allotmenteers resist council's 'draconian' new rules

Plot holders are concerned about tree felling and nature-friendly growing constraints

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Bristol24/7 Person of the Year 2023: Catherine Withers

Catherine is committed to ensuring the longterm survival of Bristol's last remaining working farm

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Major housing blueprint for Bristol approved with nearly 35,000 new homes by 2040

Major housing blueprint for Bristol approved with nearly 35,000 new homes by 2040
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BBC News Now

the energy their customers need, and we make sure, through ourformulae, that that is reasonably reflected in the prices that they pay. and so, in essence, the price cap is a maximum that companies can charge, to make sure that they are not charging unfair prices over and above that. now, what we are announcing today is a £150 drop in that cap. now, right now, that applies to most households, and of course, for everyone, that will be welcome relief. and this is a step in the right direction, but we all need to recognise that, although that cap has come down, this is still much higher than prices pre—202i, when the gas crisis hit. and that is simply because we have a much tighter international market. the price of gas and price of electricity are still much higher than they used to be, and that is unfortunately reflected in our bills. are business correspondence mark ashdown explained why the price cap is happening, and what it means for customers. ofgem set this cap. they did used to do it every six months. then because of the wholesale gas

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BBC News Now

11,500 kilowatt hours of gas and 2,700 kilowatts for electricity. so, look at how much you are using and see if you can cut down. the worry is that it will become difficult in the winter. analysts are expecting these bills to stay where they are, potentially until the end of the decade. that is mark ashdown from the business unit add to the bbc. our business unit add to the bbc. our business correspondence. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. now, let's go christmas is making headlines. a drink—driver who killed a cyclist and hid his body in an industrial estate has been sentenced to prison. he left tony parsons to die on the a22 in 2017. he and his twin robert lee to head mr parson's body, and his remains were not found for three years. there has been warnings that the asylum system is facing unsustainable pressure, after the course had nearly doubled in the year to nearly £4 billion. the prime

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HARDtalk

leaders of a global wildlife gang have been convicted over smuggling and trading the scales of african pangolins. hello, i�m mark ashdown. well, it�s a rivalry for the ages — australia versus england. both teams are hoping to make history by reaching the women�s world cup finalfor the first time when they meet in sydney in just a few hours� time. there�s some friendly rivalry on the front pages this morning. the sun newspaper here in the uk calls on the lionesses to waltz past the matildas. meantime, sydney�s daily telegraph has been rebranded the daily tillygraph and called the match—up "the smashes" — a cheeky nod to the cricket last month. we can speak now to former matilda tal karp.

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BBC News

and suited and booted for success. we take a walk down london's world—famous saville row to find out why expensive suits are back in fashion. hello, i'm marc ashdown, here with your top business stories. let's start here in the uk, because injust over an hour we'll get the latest inflation figures forjuly. the bank of england is trying to keep consumer prices under control by raising interest rates, but it's a difficult balance as the cost of living has been increasing sharply over the last few years. so what can we expect? economists polled by reuters think the annual inflation rate could fall to 6.7%. that would be a sharp drop from 7.9% injune. it's all part of the economic landscape and helps the bank of

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