and that is the highest number in a season since the met office started naming them in 2015. roads and train lines have also been affected. navteonhal is in nottinghamshire, where a major incident was declared after rising water from the river trent flooded more than 100 properties. driving into an island. this is worse than the year 2000. simon lives in gunthorpe. it s one of the worst affected places by the flooding in nottinghamshire. the situation is so bad that most vehicles can t get through the floodwater, so he s using his modified four by four to help transport people and supplies. he s agreed to let us join him. we shouldn t have to do this, but you can tjust stand by and let people struggle and let people miss doctors appointments. there s a lot of elderly people and vulnerable people around here, so you ve got to do your bit. there are only two routes in and out of gunthorpe. one is up there, and it s underwater. and then there s this one, which is even worse. so
is needed to mitigate the extremely precarious- - - precarious. this is volker turk in geneva, precarious. this is volker turk in geneva. laying precarious. this is volker turk in geneva, laying out precarious. this is volker turk in geneva, laying out his precarious. this is volker turk in geneva, laying out his latest - geneva, laying out his latest findings, saying the large number of civilian deaths cannot be dismissed as collateral damage. there are warnings by his office, and this is where we paused to say goodbye to our viewers around the world. volker turk, the un human rights chief, laying out his findings in geneva after a visit to this region. warning of the large liberal civilian deaths cannot be dismissed, in his words, as collateral damage. warning that the warnings by his office have long been ignored, in his words, by israel and its allies, calling for a collective punishment to end, and for the hostages to be released, and calling for the adherence to
future and was putting in danger the government s limit to reaching net zero by 2050 and saying that history willjudge harshly those mps who backed rishi sunak on monday. that does create a big political problem for rishi sunak. does it create a big political problem for that legislation, that attempt to grant more oil and gas licenses? i don t think it does for my conversations did not. there are lots of people who are very much in favour of the green agenda on the conservative side of the house of commons, many of them in the conservative environment network, but i m told that they are not particularly kicking off about the legislation and we are not expecting any big rebellions or anyone else to follow suit. one person suggested that chris skidmore was something of a lone wolf, and interestingly another former cabinet minister, simon clark, who very much takes similar views to chris skidmore on the environment, he said that chris skidmore was a friend of his but this was a green con