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we think they're the right plans because those plans make our economy competitive. and european countries scramble to protect key infrastructure, following the suspected sabotage of two critical gas pipelines. we start in florida where hurricane ian, a powerful category four storm, is right now making landfall, bringing with it winds of almost 250 kilometres per hour. heavy rain is lashing the west coast. millions of people are braced for catastrophic damage and life—threatening storm surges which could be nearly two metres high this is the scene right now in punta gorda. brutal co...

is likely in the autumn, says the head of the industry watchdog, after a £700 rise last month. the faces of thousands of members of the uighur community in china, the bbc obtains a huge data leak about their detention and harsh treatment by the authorities. good morning, everyone, and welcome to the brand—new elizabeth line service. and it is three years late and four million pounds over budget, but the elizabeth line on london's tube network open to the public today. and coming up on the bbc news channel, it is england's jarrod bowen. he and jamesjustin get their first internatio...

from the bbc�*s headquarters here in sunny london. in our programme today: is russia's summer offensive turning out to be as successful as ukraine feared? this summer, notably, for the first time, they are saying things like, "we don't really know what our goal is other than to stay alive." the idea of pushing the russians to the border, certainly in the east, feels far—fetched to them. who owns the moon? and what are different countries planning to do there? you look at pictures of the moon, and it looks as bare as anything, but people have valued what's up there as being anywhe...

Money in peoples pockets and it's meant to make the economy grow. but inflation is already over 10% and what it did was it was extraordinarily and unexpectedly large and left the bank of england a much harderjob to try to bear down inflation that's all we think now that the interest rates which were going to hit between a quarter now, are going to hit four by may next yearin are going to hit four by may next year in may hits six. as i people have been selling and particularly government bonds because as interest rates go up, the value of bonds go down which is why the bank of england has to st...

Between paddington and abbie wood will run monday to saturday with a train every five minutes. seamless end—to—end travel comes later by may next year. we are now on board one of the new trains that are up and running on the elizabeth line. they are pretty state—of—the—art and they are 200 metres long. each one can carry up to 1,500 passengers. late and over budget, but it is seen as a hugely impressive engineering achievement. this crossrail, the elizabeth line, is a really important thing for us to be very proud of. but don't believe that it has gone down beautifully well in leeds,...