with energy suppliers on the brink of collapse, taxpayers will face a bill for propping up energy firms. borisjohnson will press the united states to open up travel for uk visitors during his white house trip, says the telegraph, alongside a report that the number of children going to a&e with serious mental health issues has risen by more than 50% since the pandemic began. the cost of payouts for nhs maternity errors is put at £8.2 billion over the past 15 years, is the independent s headline. and the mirror says simply goodbye greavsie to what the paper call a true legend . so, let s begin. where going to look at some of those stories a little bit more in depth. front page of the time, taxpayers face bill for propping up energy firms was up and the government is already suggesting that it could be offering emergency state backed
the coastline of louisiana, there are sea-surface temperatures right here about 90 degrees. that is absolute high-octane fuel for a hurricane to continue to rapidly intensify, and eventually makes landfall as a category 4 hurricane. um, we expect that to happen in the late afternoon to early-evening hours of sunday. in its path are these oil rigs. thousands of oil rigs are here in the gulf of mexico. so, you could see an impact at the pump because of this. um, we we see the the damage um ahead of these with these oil rigs and these hurricanes go up exponentially. a category 4 hurricane can cause about $8.2 billion of damage to these oil rigs. now, as this thing approaches, what it s going do is it s going to sling all of this rain, which we are going to see the conditions go downhill starting basically right now from south to north. and we re going to see the storm surge really pile up with those onshore winds. some areas could see storm surge up to 10 to 15 feet.