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September and when conservative party members vote, they will be getting their ballot papers next week. if they vote early, then perhaps for anyone who was undecided, ben wallace was my intervention might help them make up their mind. not every senior conservative agrees with him, far from it. david frost, used to serve in the conservative cabinet, suggest that if they vote for liz truss they would be taking an incredible gamble. ian, you are not going to call it yet, i can see that. ian and all of his colleagues in westminster will be constantly updating the bbc website on that story. climate...

Of october, that money will drain even faster. karl smith, bbc news, in manchester. you can get more information on the cost of living crisis on our website. it includes details of how fast prices are rising and tips to save money. just head to bbc.co.uk/news. southern water has become the first in the country to introduce a hosepipe ban this summer. it will come into force next week in hampshire and the isle of wight. people won't be allowed to use sprinklers or hoses to water gardens, clean cars or fill ponds and swimming pools. it comes as england recorded its driestjuly in over 100 years. ...

And the isle of man, a hosepipe ban was announced today. it has also been hot. and last week there were unprecedented temperatures recorded in england, scotland and wales. but why was it so extreme? for the last ten days, some of the world�*s leading climate scientists have been working around the clock to establish what role humans played in last week�*s heatwave. so what did the scientists find out? firstly, they said the extremely high temperatures — 40.3 celsius seen in lincolnshire — are still a rare event, there isjust a one in 100 chance of that happening in any particular year....

This weekend was called off after an agreement on salary was reached. meanwhile scientists say the record temperatures in the uk last week would not have happened without man—made climate change. a global team that includes experts from imperial college london and the met office has been running complex weather models in recent days to establish the extent to which greenhouse gas emissions made the heatwave worse. the hot weather of early last week was unprecedented, with high temperatures recorded across much of the uk. 40 degrees celsius was felt here for the very first time. our transport...

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