Tonight and tomorrow. There are met Office Warnings in place before that. Some of us will see before that. Some of us will see a bit of sunshine through the day today. More details coming up full forecast later on. Morning to you. Im Stephen Dixon. And im anne diamond, and this is breakfast on gb news. What do you make an of this greenpeace protest at the Prime Minister across loads of the papers this morning getting to his house in North Yorkshire, draping it with black cloth. But draping it with black cloth. But its the security aspect , isnt it . I mean, there are so many aspects to this. I think its yet another its beginning to really grate on the nerves. Is the protest itself. And were talking more about i think its counterproductive for greenpeace on this one. And just on oil or whatever, because were talking about the outrageousness of their protest rather than about their protest rather than about the issues they want us to talk about. And theyre just making themselves look rea
Is entirely consistent with the uks target to reach net zero emissions by 2050. Rishi sunak said that even by then the uk would need its oil and gas for 25 of energy needs. The prime 25 of energy needs. The Prime Minister says its better , minister says its better, therefore to source that fuel from britain rather than shipping it in from around the world. The decision has been criticised by environment groups, saying its dangerously inconel consistent with the governments climate policies. Governments climate policies. Teachers in england are no longer on strike as all four teaching unions accept. Longer on strike as all four teaching unions accept. A 6. 5 teaching unions accept. A 6. 5 pay teaching unions accept. A 6. 5 pay rise that means all industrial action is now being called off following walkouts in state schools since february in a dispute over pay. The education secretary, Gillian Keegan, welcomed comes the decision, saying it brings to an end a disruption for the classroom.
and thousands of workers across the uk switch to doing fewer hours for exactly the same pay, after the world s biggest trial of a four day work week. president putin is to set out his latest thinking about the war in ukraine shortly, as the anniversary of the invasion of ukraine approaches. these are the live pictures from moscow where he ll be addressing both houses of the russian parliament and senior military figures. it comes a day after president biden s surprise visit to kyiv where, in a joint statement with president zelensky, he said that putin s war of conquest is failing. president putin s speech was meant to take place in december but was postponed after a series of setbacks on the battlefield. his last state of the nation address was nearly two years ago in april 2021. the fighting has cost tens of thousands of lives on both sides and hundreds of thousands of russians have been drafted into the army. we are expecting president putin to portray this almost year
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