resettlement scheme, where they have the right to live and work in the country and many were housed in what was intended to be a temporary basis in hotels and that was paid for partly through government funding. vets that scheme is coming to an end and back in april they government wrote two people who were in that emergency accommodation telling them they had three months to leave. now that deadline is coming around and we are hearing from local authorities who have had the task of finding accommodation for these people, that many of them are ending up people, that many of them are ending up homeless because there simply isn't suitable permanent accommodation for them to move into. and so that is why we have this morning from the local government association that many people are at risk of homelessness will stop indeed many are finding themselves homeless because of the situation and they are warning that it is causing many people significant distress and destruction and the situation is likely to get worse. you mentioned the distress. i have met a lot of these people living in hotels. it is not easy to live in a hotel, is it? what are some of the family saying to you? i hotel, is it? what are some of the family saying to you?— family saying to you? i have not soken family saying to you? i have not spoken to _ family saying to you? i have not spoken to any — family saying to you? i have not spoken to any individual - family saying to you? i have not| spoken to any individual families but it is clearly an experience that many people have struggled less. the hotels, the government say, there is only intended to be an emergency measure and really isn't sustainable in the long term and that is why we have the home office is talking about £285 million were of extra funding they have put in in terms of help, to try and find these afghans longer term accommodation. but it shows an example or a microcosm if you like, of the acute housing shortage that there is in many parts of the uk and a situation which not only affect these people are affect many other people, to find suitable accommodation on that longer term basis and finding it is not there to rent are certainly to buy whether thatis rent are certainly to buy whether that is in the private rental sector or social housing as well.- that is in the private rental sector or social housing as well. thank you for the date- — households in the uk could be given compensation payments if new, large electricity pylons are installed near their homes — under proposals to speed up the switch to greener energy. the plans are part of a government commissioned review looking at ways to halve the 12—14 years it currently takes to install new power lines. our political correspondent ione wells has more. they've been dubbed the motorways of power. power lines like this transport electricity from where it is made to where it is used. but the grid that connects them is very congested. the government and labour have pledged to ramp up offshore wind and other forms of renewable energy which needs to get onto land. more electric transport and heating systems are pushing up demand for electricity too. the government commissioned an independent report to work out how to halve the time it takes to build new power lines. energy expert nick winser, who wrote the report, said the planning permission process for them should be streamlined and that households near new large pylons should get payments. he says this is necessary to halve the time it takes to build new pylons. it's becoming very, very urgent. we've been fantastically successful at building offshore wind in particular and solar as well. ministers have not yet said if they will commit to all his recommendations. the bbc has been told they have been well received in government, but building new lines could cause tensions with some conservative mps and campaigners who have rallied against planned pylons in their areas. i will have a pylon situated about 450 metres from my front door, so that will be obviously visually intrusive. it's probably going to have an effect on property values here. there are close neighbours who run businesses, bed and breakfast, things like that, who will also have adverse effects from the pylons being close by. our campaign is no to the pylons, but it also has a positive aspect. we're saying yes to an integrated offshore grid which will give a cleaner, quicker and cheaper and easier solution. the report argues paying people to live near overhead lines would still be cheaper than building them underground and would have a lower environmental impact. supporters say there may be trade—offs needed between green energy and green spaces, arguing if the proposals aren't adopted, clean energy will be wasted and bills could stay higherfor longer. the energy secretary is due to confirm in the autumn what recommendations they may adopt. until then, where they go, who benefits and how many are built is a political debate that continues to grow. ione wells, bbc news. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has announced a big extension of financial support for people who want to replace their car ahead of the expansion of the capital's ultra low emission zone — or ulez. anyone in the city scrapping a non—compliant car will be eligible for a grant of up to £2,00. eligible fora grant of up to £2,000. harry farley reports. the political storm around sadiq khan's expansion of the area covered by london's ultra low emission zone has been building. drivers of cars that produce too much pollution must pay £12.50 a day to drive in the zone. the conservative party candidate, 13,965. an unexpected victory for the conservatives in the uxbridge and south ruislip by—election last month, was put down to the labour mayor's scheme. sadiq khan has lost labour this election and we know that it was his damaging and costly ulez policy that lost them this election. sadiq khan won a legal battle at the high court so his plan to expand the scheme to outer london can go ahead later this month. he says it is vital for people's health to clean up london's air. but today the mayor has announced an increase in compensation for those forced to scrap their vehicles. previously, only those on benefits were eligible. now every londoner with a noncompliant car can claim up to £2,000 to upgrade. the payment for small businesses to scrap vans has risen from £5,000 to £7,000, and charities can get £9,000 to scrap minibuses that don't meet emissions thresholds. other cities like bristol and birmingham have already implemented low emission zones. the total cost of london's scrappage fund will now be £160 million. but there are questions over whether this will be enough to cater for the 300,000 noncompliant cars plus vans in outer london. harry farley, bbc news. you are watching bbc news. it is coming up to 20 211. —— you are watching bbc news. it is coming up to 20 211. "10:40am. retailers are trying to tackle a surge in cases of shoplifting and staff say they have concerns about safety as they face more violence and abuse. the welsh retail consortium is now calling for greater support from police. the home office says policing has received record investment and it expects forces to take the issue seriously. jordan davies has this report. this person is stealing from thejohn lewis store in cardiff. it's brazen. they're filling a black bag full of goods. but they've been caught by security. they were convicted. and there's been a lot more of this across wales in the last year. adrian works in the retail giant's security team. he's just dealt with an incident. ijust had an incident with a female and unfortunately the female escalated the situation and it required one of my team to intervene and escort the lady from the shop having explained to her what our policies are. how often does that happen? fairly often. more often than you would like. i would like to say daily, but we're probably not far off a daily occurrence. wales's largest retail centre cardiff saw more than 30% rise in violence and abuse towards staff from 2021 to 2022 and a nearly 70% rise in shoplifting, with one industry body saying there were more than a million thefts from shops reported last year. shops likejohn lewis are using these body worn cameras to stop people stealing from their stores and abusing their staff. but they say they've seen a huge rise across wales, across the uk in these kinds of incidents. alcohol, perfumes, cosmetics are among the most targeted items. prolific repeat offenders, organised crime and gangs and the cost of living have been cited as reasons. this is the kind of thing retail staff have to put up with. you stupid little bleep. all right. i'm going to ask you to take your stuff out of the bag and leave. retailers say people are less tolerant and patient in general after the pandemic. some shops are now training staff to predict when a situation may become violent, known as de—escalation training. so we're investing across the board in a suite of solutions, _ whether that be investing - in our cctv, we have now rolled out body worn cameras to every single shop, l both across waitrose and john lewis. we're investing heavily in training not just for our security teams, i but for partners across the board. so they're able to, l should they want to, take part in some de—escalation. training so they'd be able to handle an incident should it arise. the losses are costing shops £1 billion a year across the uk, which may be passed on to us, the customer. sara represents retailers in wales and says she's writing to the south wales police and crime commissioner to ask for more help. we're asking for more resources. we understand the challenges that the police face and we're also asking the home office to look at some of the legislation that's in place, like the police crime, sentencing and courts act. we want that to be bolstered and better reporting around the data in that which will hopefully help our retailers in the long run. these are not victimless crimes. it affects retail staff and consumers. there's concern if it's not tackled now, it'll only get worse. the biggest arts festival in the world begins in scotland this weekend. for the next three weeks, edinburgh is host to both the fringe festival and the international festival. our reporterjohn maguire is there. 3,500 shows here at the fringe alone, over the next three weeks. things that will blow your mind — weird, wonderful, magical, everything in between. we have got the lucky pigeons here, we will talk to them injust a... injust a second. they havejust laid eggs for us this morning. and the rebel punk circus. just check this out. are you ready? i'm ready. the strength, the balance, the trust involved in this is, as you can see, absolutely breathtaking. and there's stuff like that right across the city the next few weeks. we have been out and about trying to find out what else there is to see here in edinburgh. if all the world is a stage, then edinburgh right now is the centre of the universe. some have even come from a galaxy far, far away. the international festival and the fringe will see theatres, concert halls, pubs, clubs and streets rammed with performers. the covid years took their toll, so this summer feels like a return to normal. but that's not a word frequently used around here. certainly, last year still felt that there was a lot of tension in the air from the artist community, nervous about making the investments to come back, from audiences, knowing that there's a cost—of—living crisis approaching. but this year just feels. .. it feels totally different. it feels like there's a positivity. there's a sense that a global pandemic is behind us and that we're now in some ways emerging to a more kind of happy and joyful place. so it feels totally different this year. there are 3,500 shows to see and lots of people urging you to see them. what's this? that is alba, and it's an original scottish play about the 2014 scottish independence, however, from a non—biased view. yes. so from comedy to tragedy and everything in between. politics, philosophy, theology, poetry, musicals, everything is here in edinburgh. if it's a human emotion and it can be put on a stage, you'll be able to see it at the festival over the next days and weeks. in fact, something for everyone. adults, kids, adults who want to be kids. so tell us what this is all about. so big kid kindergarten is an adult play experience for grownups. maybe they want to use crayons or play—doh or make new friends without the pleasantries and small talk of adult life. you have to be careful here, though. bump into a star, like friend of the show viggo venn and next thing you know, you're part of the act. so the audience can see you. yeah. feel overdressed. john from the bbc. da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da. ridiculous. and then... he's over 65 years old. it's not so hard. urgh! look, look, we got a laugh! they're easily pleased. it's not so hard, you know. it's lovely to be back, because i've been here almost... i lived here almost a year of my life. no, eight edinburghs. that's eight months, no. i could raise a child in edinburgh. but this time, everybody knows who you are. we've already had people taking photos. i know! saying they can't get tickets for the show. i know. well, i mean, the first year i was here, we played a show in front of a family of four and then two of them left. so now it's sold out. so it's a different experience this year. i would say break a leg, but what have you done to yourself? injured your foot. i kicked my foot into the stage as a joke. and now it's broken. it really is broken. yeah. ouch. i got a laugh! so it's a joke that keeps on giving. my pain is your pleasure. this place will make you think, sing, cry... useless leg. ..but most of all it will make you smile. we spoke to him after his act last night said. such a high energy act, such as this. we have michael and joelle. watch this. i have seen that several times this morning, it still terrifies me. wow! talk us through, tell us about the circus and the act? we talk us through, tell us about the circus and the act?— talk us through, tell us about the circus and the act? we are in east london based _ circus and the act? we are in east london based company, - circus and the act? we are in east london based company, a - circus and the act? we are in east london based company, a very . circus and the act? we are in east. london based company, a very young company, _ london based company, a very young company, very excited to be here in edinburgh — company, very excited to be here in edinburgh. we will be at the meadows. family friendly, we love all ages _ meadows. family friendly, we love all ages a— meadows. family friendly, we love all ages. a celebration of free, some — all ages. a celebration of free, some crazy new trick. it is going to be crazy, _ some crazy new trick. it is going to be crazy, with a chainsaw. don't miss _ be crazy, with a chainsaw. don't miss it — be crazy, with a chainsaw. don't miss it. make sure you will be there — miss it. make sure you will be there a— miss it. make sure you will be there. �* . , ., ., ., miss it. make sure you will be there. �* . ., ., , ., there. a celebration of the year. i am terrified! _ there. a celebration of the year. i am terrified! and _ there. a celebration of the year. i am terrified! and with _ there. a celebration of the year. i am terrified! and with flying - am terrified! and with flying chainsaws. thank you very much. all the very best. extraordinary. the lucky pigeons are wonderful. good morning to you. you dojuggling and acrobatics will top tell us about your act. acrobatics will top tell us about our act. ~ . my acrobatics will top tell us about ouract. . , ., , your act. we are the lucky pigeons, we do this soulful _ your act. we 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and homeless people. we wanted _ how we treat pigeons and homeless people. we wanted to _ how we treat pigeons and homeless people. we wanted to make - how we treat pigeons and homeless people. we wanted to make a - how we treat pigeons and homeless people. we wanted to make a story| people. we wanted to make a story that makes— people. we wanted to make a story that makes it — people. we wanted to make a story that makes it more _ people. we wanted to make a story that makes it more uplifting - people. we wanted to make a story that makes it more uplifting and . people. we wanted to make a storyl that makes it more uplifting and fun and still— that makes it more uplifting and fun and still has — that makes it more uplifting and fun and still has meaning. _ that makes it more uplifting and fun and still has meaning. you - that makes it more uplifting and fun and still has meaning.— and still has meaning. you have not been to edinburgh _ and still has meaning. you have not been to 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they sit on - everyone, they are a little bit naughty, they sit on your- everyone, they are a little bit - naughty, they sit on your shoulder. yeah, _ naughty, they sit on your shoulder. yeah, it— naughty, they sit on your shoulder. yeah, it is— naughty, they sit on your shoulder. yeah, it is fun _ naughty, they sit on your shoulder. yeah, it is fun. hopefully, - naughty, they sit on your shoulder.| yeah, it is fun. hopefully, everyone will come _ yeah, it is fun. hopefully, everyone will come and — yeah, it is fun. hopefully, everyone will come and see _ yeah, it is fun. hopefully, everyone will come and see our— yeah, it is fun. hopefully, everyone will come and see our show. - yeah, it is fun. hopefully, everyone will come and see our show. you i yeah, it is fun. hopefully, everyone will come and see our show. you have some acrobatics- _ will come and see our show. you have some acrobatics. show _ will come and see our show. you have some acrobatics. show us. _ will come and see our show. you have some acrobatics. show us. they i will come and see our show. you have some acrobatics. show us. they are l some acrobatics. show us. they are incredibly fit and strong. lots of mutual support from the artists as well. the circus cheering along. as i say, i well. the circus cheering along. as isay, i know... i can well. the circus cheering along. as i say, i know... i can tell you, seeing it close—up, in real life, it is quite breathtaking. it is quite terrifying. 3500 euros. if it was an error shall, terrifying. 3500 euros. if it was an errorshall, it terrifying. 3500 euros. if it was an error shall, it would take you five months to see all of them. —— 3500 acts. if you can get to edinburgh, i strongly recommend it. doesn't that look like a lot of fun? john maguire reporting there. staying in scotland. hedgehog numbers are dwindling across the uk, with many becoming sick or injured and in need of a place to recover. four women from scotland have turned their homes into hedgehog hospitals in order to look after them. alison middleton and dawn airlie helped set up the scottish hedgehog rescue alliance and invited us into their homes. hedgehogs in particular have a really hard time. we've done a lot of things to destroy their habitats. and so i suppose for me, hedgehogs felt to be quite an underdog. they were really struggling and in the wildlife world and they're one of our native mammals. ijust love the little creatures. i'm alison and i run hogs croft hedgehog rescue. so when hedgehogs come in to rescue dependent on what their needs are, they might come into a hutch. we also have heat mats that go under the hutches. a lot of hedgehogs when they come in, are really cold and they need heat. down in this zoo zone. here we've actually got three homeless. they are all from the same family. bella, who's the smallest of the three hoglets, still hasn't quite mustered it in for herself to the degree that we'd like her to. so she still needs a little bit of supplementary feeding. he wanted something that i said could curl. not so, sweetheart. when she first arrived, she fitted into the palm of my hand completely. she's now getting a bit big for that. we have a group of a few rescues now in scotland, scottish hedgehog rescue alliance. and it's great that we've got that group because we support each other and there's always a space between us, so we don't have to turn hedgehogs away. i first met alison when i took an injured hedgehog to her, and as soon as i met her, we struck up a rapport and we chatted for a couple of hours, probably that first day about hedgehogs. 0h, right. so he's 420 which is over four times what he was when he came in, but keep records of them on our way everyday. so this is the sort of snips we record that's going through the roof. i'm tony lee and i'm the founder of hedgehog rescue in dundee. but actually on the red list for endangered mammals in the uk under threat of extinction. and most of the reasons for that are things that humans have done, you know, with housing estates and hard landscape and and artificial grass, all these things taken away habitat and taking away food for hedgehogs. if you see a hedgehog out in the day, you need to contact a rescue. it's a sign that they're very sick. and if you see tiny baby hogs on their own, they won't survive. they need to come into a rescue straightaway. there's somebody waiting to collect a hedgehog who's going to return it. mrs robinson is is being rehabilitated back home today, so we'll go and collect mrs robinson. and she has the name simply because when she came in and i was assessing a ijust found myself humming the tune, mrs robinson. and i thought, well, that looks like it's a perfect name for this particular hedgehog. this is the best bit of the job is when you're and that's what it's all about, getting a hedgehog well and they return to the wild and go out and have a wild life. and i don't want to ever see them again in the nicest possible way. good luck, mrs robinson. you live your best life out there. excellent. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello. that is the scene in falkirk first thing this morning. showers focused on eastern areas of the country. heavy, thundery showers through the afternoon back further north and west it is drier. maximum temperatures into the high teens and low 20s across southern areas of england. as we go through tonight and the start of the weekend, another area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. the white lines getting closer together and strong winds developing into saturday morning and throughout saturday morning and throughout saturday heavy rain and coastal gales. some improvements by sunday, a few showers and winds will ease very wet start to the day on saturday particularly for northern ireland and into wales. it spreads further east as the day goes on. gill is developing around the coast of wales and south east of england. they will easily through the afternoon. a few showers following behind that and for northern england, scotland and northern ireland escaping the worst of the rain on saturday but heavy showers throughout the course of the afternoon, but it will be cool for the time of year. look at the temperatures, 14 in newcastle and birmingham, 17 or18 temperatures, 14 in newcastle and birmingham, 17 or 18 further south. sunday, some improvements. still some showers with a north—westerly went into northern england and scotland. there should be dry spells and some sunshine from time to time. temperatures are a little bit on saturday's values, 17—19. next week we have one area of low pressure moving east monday to tuesday. then high—pressure moves in from the south and high—pressure is what you want to see if you want drier, brighter and further some of us warmer weather as well. look at the temperatures, wednesday into the end of the week. a sign of summer to come. goodbye. live from london — this is bbc news. the temperature of the world's oceans reach a record high, prompting new warnings about the dangers of climate change. everything has its niche within the ocean. it is incredibly easy to break that niche and influence it and upset it. donald trump claims he's the victim of political persecution after his latest court appearance. controversial influencer andrew tate — accused of rape and human trafficking — is released from house arrest in bucharest. the mayor of london announces extra financial help ahead of the expansion of the capital's ultra low emission zone. hello and welcome to bbc news, i'm frankie mccamley. we start with new, dire warnings about global climate change. scientists say the average surface temperature of the world's oceans has hit a record high. the european union climate change service has warned that the upward trend in temperatures has been caused largely by global warming. researchers say there may be serious consequences for biodiversity. our climate editorjustin rowlatt has more details. they've been taking measurements of ocean temperatures here in plymouth for more than a century. and for the last 50 or so years, they've showed a slow but steady increase, up about a third of a degree a decade. have we got a reading for today yet, do you know? i heard them say something around 18 or 19, which is four degrees higher than it should be. it's been a similar pattern globally.

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