and the woman who s spent decades trying to find out what happened to her father after his ship went down in world war ii in one of the uk s worst maritime disasters. coming up on the bbc news channel, heartbreakfor heartbreak for england as new zealand s incredible comeback denies them a place in the t20 world cup final. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has called on world leaders to stop sitting on their hands and give a determined push to get a deal on limiting climate change over the line. borisjohnson said people would find it absolutely incomprehensible if they failed to commit to serious reductions in carbon emissions. with just 48 hours left before the cop26 climate change summit in glasgow is due to end, borisjohnson travelled to glasgow and said a deal was in sight but there was still a lot of work to be done. with more here s our science editor david shukman. can the world agreed to slow down the release of the gas is heating th
hub. let s get down to business. we begin with our focus on the uk where the government has approved a consortium led by rolls royce to build a small, nuclear reactors across the country which shall produce cleaner energy for top rolls royce smaller reactor business has so far secured funding of £195 million from private investors and will also be receiving £210 million ground from the dominant. there is hope the new company could create up to 40,000 jobs by 2050, however, the first fully operational reactors are not expected to supply any energy until 2031. currently, around 16% of uk electricity generation comes from nuclear power. warren easter, the chief executive of rolls royce says his firm realises the huge need for carbon zero electricity. this is something we can do today, to start making an impact today, to create green jobs today, that we know will deliver zero carbon electricity and we know there is a huge demand for zero carbon electricity for everything that i
rather than the roads. yorkshire are investigating a new racism allegation this time from a former academy cricketer. it comes after their new chairman said azeem rafiq should be praised for being a whistleblower on discrimination. this is poppies, an artwork that captured the nation back in 2014. i ll start to the day and a mild day generally. we have cloud and rain moving across england and wales and wales and showers in scotland and northern ireland with sunshine in between and wherever you are, it will be breezy. good morning. a man who was injured caving in the brecon beacons has been rescued after being trapped underground for two days. he is said to be in good spirits after 250 worked in shifts to bring him to safety. 0ur correspondence sent this report. mission accomplished. after more than two days of painstaking, exhausting work, relief all round. together, these volunteers carried the casualty through an underground assault course of boulders, streams and ledges,
treatment in england discriminates against them because they re gay. we ll talk to megan andwhitney bacon evans in the next half hour about the landmark legal case they re bringing against their local fertility service. a new study finds it s notjust how long you sleep for but when you go to bed that has an impact on your health. we ll tell when scientists think you should go to bed and talk to a sleep expert. coming up in the next hour eight years after they first drew millions of us to the tower of london, ceramic poppies have found a new permanent home in trafford in manchester. at the imperial war museum in manchester. the government is to compel front line nhs staff in england to be fully vaccinated against coronavirus. an official announcement is expected later today, and workers will have until spring to be double jabbed. unions argue it should not be forced. staff working in care homes were instructed earlier this year to become fully vaccinated their deadline
more than doubled since the taliban takeover. rescued after two days trapped underground an injured caver is brought to safety, he s said to be in good spirits. a lesbian couple who say nhs fertility treatment in england discriminates against them because they re gay launch a landmark legal case against theirlocal fertility service. ultimately it comes down to the fact there is an unfair financial burden being put on the lgbtq+ community, relating to the eligibility criteria placed on us as opposed to heterosexual couples. a new study finds it s notjust how long you sleep for but when you go hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the uk government is to compel front line nhs staff in england to be fully vaccinated against coronavirus. an official announcement is expected later today, and workers will have until spring to get double jabbed. unions argue it should not be forced. staff working in care homes were instructed earlier this year to beco