brown stuff in the water and it s very sort of like foamy. if it starts getting foamy, you get out quick. game, set and match, williams! and no farewell yet for serena williams after winning herfirst round match at the us open. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel. scott parker pays the price for bournemouths the 9 0 defeat at anfield, e s the first maangerial sacking of the premier season. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. six of the uk s largest pub and brewing companies are warning that the industry s likely to be hit by a wave of closures in the coming months because of rising energy prices. unlike households, businesses aren t covered by an energy price cap, and the fear is there could be higher costs of as much as 300%. in an open letter to the government, bosses are calling for the energy price cap to be extended to businesses. with more, here s theo leggett. a pint in a pub is part of the fabric of life in britain, but
Old penalty shoot out. the you think it might come to penalties for england against senegal? it it might come to penalties for england against senegal? it might but i ho -e england against senegal? it might but i hope not- england against senegal? it might but i hope not. i england against senegal? it might but i hope not. ithink england against senegal? it might but i hope not. i think after - england against senegal? it might but i hope not. i think after the i but i hope not. i think after the heartbreak of the euros last year and we have been through enough, i would like to see them go through on a 90 minute win to be honest. i’m a 90 minute win to be honest. i m sure we have a 90 minute win to be honest. i m sure we have been practising our penalties. simon, thank you very much. have a good night. you penalties. simon, thank you very much. have a good night. the government is making plans to use the military to try and minimize the impact of a host of public sector strikes
And it s being claimed many nurseries have closed for good during the current summer term than in previous years, because of rising energy bills, leading to a catastrophic reduction in places. the national day nurseries association says between april tojuly, 65% more nurseries have shut compared with the same period last year. the association is warning that this coming academic year could see record breaking numbers of closures. our correspondent david wallace lockhart is at westminster for us. pubs lockhart is at westminster for us. are saying theyi go pubs are saying they fear they will go to the wall because there is no energy price cap for businesses, what is the government going to do to deal with these rocketing prices? it is less than a week until we know the next prime minister, but it sounds like businesses will have to wait until then, what, if any support they can expect. this leadership debate has been dominated