than previously thought. and coming up on the bbc news channel, two late james anderson wickets put england in a strong position after day one of the opening test against new zealand. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the energy company centrica, which owns british gas, has seen its profits more than triple for last year because of rising oil and gas prices. the earnings were £3.3 billion, compared to £948 million from the year before. british gas was recently criticised for using debt agents to force fit pre payment meters into the homes of vulnerable customers. here s our business correspondent, theo leggett. net zero means hydrogen and solar. centrica says it is focused on clean energies of the future, but right now it s making bumper profits because of high oil and gas prices. they soared last year after the invasion of ukraine and the company, which owns british gas, is reaping huge benefits. last year it made £3.73 huge benefits. last year it made £
changing moment for the sport, which will normalise motherhood. 11 days on, remarkably there are still people being pulled alive from the rubble, left by the powerful earthquakes that hit syria and turkey. a teenage girl has been rescued from a collapsed building near the epicentre, in the province of kahramanmaras. the number of dead is now more than 41,000 people. our correspondent caroline davie reports from the city of adana, in southern turkey. an incredible story of survival. carefully, with many hands, 17 year old olena is lifted to safety after 248 hours under the rubble. these stories that have amazed the world are often down to a few factors and chance.
were almost entirely flattened by the earthquake. one turkish geologist has said these areas need to have ground checks done before more construction is done on top of them. speaking to people here in southern turkey, there is still a large sense of fear, but also a sense of distrust. and that may take a while and it is a big challenge for the turkish government to repair. caroline, thank you for that. caroline, thank you for that. caroline davies, live in the city of adana in turkey. the supermarket chain, aldi, says it s looking to increase its workforce in the uk, by more than 6000. the company says it will recruit more staff for its distribution centres, as well as new stores in norwich and newcastle. aldi also said it s proud it pays, the highest hourly wage, in the sector. a new way of screening less urgent 999 calls will be introduced across england, in an effort to improve ambulance response times.