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Airport after teesside last month to scrap the 100 millilitre restriction on liquids in hand luggage. passengers will now have their bags checked by scanners which can detect within seconds whether fluids are dangerous. 0ther airports will bring in the technology next year. here's our transport correspondent katy austin. change is arriving. restrictions on what can go in cabin baggage came in in 2006 after a plot to bring down flights was uncovered. now, any liquids must be in containers of less than 100 millilitres or put in a clear plastic bag. laptops must be taken out. london city airport ...

A central plank of the strategy is to store CO2 under the North Sea.

Port infrastructure that can handle the new size of the turbines and things and being able to export them, that is a critical part of that, 160, a couple of hundred million pounds, and one of those investments is in teesside but the chancellor also announced a similar fund for floating offshore wind which will be of interest in wales and people were excited about it when i was there last week. we can talk about industrial strategy but as a country we have a couple of very specific natural competitive advantages, carbon capture and storage in the north sea is a geological advantage we have that...

Areas as having the potential to host one. west midlands. greater manchester, the north east, south yorkshire, west yorkshire, east midlands, teesside and once again liverpool. there will be at least one in each of scotland, wales and northern ireland. to be chosen each area must identify a location where they can offer a bold and imaginative partnership, between local government, and the university or research institute in a way that catalyses new innovation cluster, if the application is successful they will have access to £80 million of support for a range of interventions including skills...

Over there on the horizon, those mountains are the leftovers from when there was a coalfired power station. you can see the wind turbines along the horizon. just down there, well, that could very well be the site for the uk's first ever gas—fired power station where the carbon dioxide is captured. the idea behind a carbon capture power station is that instead of releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere where it contributes to climate change, the gas is captured and transported underground. in this case, beneath the north sea. we are looking at probably double the cost. it is expensive, b...