It might not be the first thing you think about when climate change is mentioned.

Prince Andrew has been served with legal papers in the United States. Virginia Giuffre alleges the Duke of York sexually assaulted her when she was 17 and is seeking damages through a civil case in New York.

Mothers and babies are still at risk of dying because of poor maternity care, the NHS watchdog has warned.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer looks set to reignite a major row in the Labour Party after proposing to give MPs and unions more power, and members less, in electing a future leader.

We spoke to Tom Tugendhat, the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee and asked him if he was surprised to hear a third person is believed to be involved in the poisoning of the Skripals.

A primary school teacher whose body was discovered in a park in southeast London may have been murdered by a stranger.

The energy crisis has cast a shadow over Boris Johnson's trip to the United States.

After crisis talks, the government has reached a deal with an American company to supply CO2 gas to food and drink companies.

After the misery of all the lockdowns, it's been a frankly joyous summer for British sport, from the Euros to the Olympics and Paralympic Games, and Emma Raducanu in the US Open. 

The father of two children who were found dead in a Derbyshire house at the weekend has said he is heartbroken, laying flowers outside the address as all four victims were named by police.

Boris Johnson has told  the leaders of the world's major economies that history will judge them on whether they have the courage to "step up" and make commitments at the COP 26 climate change summit in Glasgow next month.

Price rises across Europe have also soared to their highest for years - a combination of unseasonably cold weather in the spring pushing up demand, and pandemic-hit economies struggling to build up new supplies.

How serious are the warnings of imminent shortages? Nick Allen, chief executive of the British Meat Producers Association spoke to us.

We were joined by the founder of the green energy firm Ecotricity, Dale Vince.

We spoke to Jonathan Brearley, chief executive of Ofgem, the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets, and we asked if the energy market had allowed in too many unsustainable businesses which didn't know what they were doing.