unpredictable since the end of the second world war. in northern ireland, the latest efforts to form a new governing executive have failed. there could be new elections by christmas. and why schools that tried to ban pupils from wearing their afro hair tried to ban pupils from wearing theirafro hair in tried to ban pupils from wearing their afro hair in a coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, we have a full round up in the british involvement in europe with manchester united, arsenal, west ham and all in action. good evening. the new prime minister rishi sunak has decided not to attend the global climate conference in egypt next month. the decision has been heavily criticised by political opponents and environmental campaigners. downing street says he has other pressing domestic commitments, including the autumn budget. but the decision has been heavily criticised by political opponents and by environment or campaigners. our climate editor, justin rowlatt, has more
made a profit in the uk since 2017 as it offsets costs to decommission oil rigs and can further offset the recent windfall tax by investing in new uk energy. over the next decade, shell says it will invest £20 25 billion, three quarters of that in low or zero carbon energy sources. but they will also dish out vast sums to its shareholders which include pension funds. watching that kind of money paid out from a uk headquartered company generates bafflement and outrage but sometimes there are not simple answers to complex problems. in northern ireland, the situation is now at crisis point. the latest efforts to form a new governing executive have failed, so major decisions on public services including sorting out record nhs waiting lists are still on hold. business leaders say the political instability is damaging investment and job creation.