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courageous and gentle giant. we hear tributes to the met sergeant matt ratana. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. july is set to be the hottest month ever recorded in the world. the head of the united nations says the era of global warming is over and global boiling has begun. the temperature records date back to the 1940s. president date back to the 1940s. biden called climate change president biden called climate change are next to stench of threat. but some experts believe this month has been the hottest globally for 120,000 years and they link it directly to burning fossilfuels. here s our climate editor, justin rowlatt. july isn t over yet but it is set to be the hottest month on earth. an era of global boiling has begun, but do not despair. the era of global boiling has begun, but do not despair- do not despair. the evidence is everywhere- do not despair. the evidence is everywhere. humanity - do not despair. the evidence is everywhere. humani ....
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retailers have been fair to customers amid accusations they profiteered from the rising cost of living. good morning from old trafford where england s cricketers have work to do and fast on day two of their must win ashes fourth test. whilst in new zealand, kick off is not far away now for the women s world cup can anyone stop defending champions the usa? can anyone stop defending many can anyone stop defending will get a dry day today there many will get a dry day today but there will be showers to dodge. i will have the forecast here. it s thursday the 20th ofjuly. in an hour, senior hospital doctors in england will go on strike for 48 hours in a dispute over pay. nhs bosses have warned of severe disruption, with thousands of appointments postponed. it s the first time consultants have taken part in industrial action in more than a decade. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. we locked ourselves away. we did everything we should have done in covid to ....
one. cap disproportionately rewarded the landowners and held back smaller farmers, it did little for the environment, it was far too bureaucratic. remember we used to argue about whether a cauliflower and cabbage were the same crop and you could be fined thousands for a gateway being too wide or a buffer strip too narrow so it is right new system invests the foundations of food security from healthy soil to clean water. we are moving in right direction. nearly half of all farmers are now in one of our schemes, schemes designed with you, and they have something for every type of farmer from upminster lowlands, arable to livestock and of course tenants. unlike the labour party we will never introduce mandatory requirements to put a percentage of your land into schemes. norwill we percentage of your land into schemes. nor will we introduce broad ranging blanket rules like top down 20 mile in our mandates. with as you will have more choice, not less, and today we want to go ....
thumping elsewhere raises big questions for the prime minister. also this morning. judges in cyprus are due to deliver their verdict in the murder trial of david hunter, a british pensioner accused of murdering his wife. the uk s water industry is under fire again as one of the most polluting companies is accused of restricting access for shareholders to its own annual general meeting. i ll be asking why. good morning from old trafford, which yesterday saw a rare day of dominance from one of the two ashes sides. a stunning innings from zak crawley gave england a lead of 67 over australia who looked beaten but they might have the weather on their side on day three. early sunshine around and in places sunny spells but also scattered showers before things turn wet and windy into the weekend. i have the forecast throughout the programme. good morning. it s friday, the zistjuly. our main story. the conservatives have suffered two huge by election defeats overnight, losing somerton ....