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are falling, but is what you are paying at the pump following fairly? i take a look at the numbers and what might be ask mike watt began in the —— and ask what might be done in the —— and ask what might be done in the budget. in the sport, brilliant brentfords remarkable season continues as they beat west london rivals fulham and take another step towards qualifying for europe next season. eurovision isjust all things wonderful in life. and we speak to some excited eurovision s...

Facebook and twitter at your screen to show you how the longlong mitchellreports. And here is velshi and ruhl. Little longer on the floor. Sorry for the delay, we had a little longer on the floor than i had anticipated. Stefnight on assignment. Custody custody of the border of the border. Friday, may 24th. Its important to note that in moments ago President Trump the ten years before this, not a spoke at the white house weighing in on the possibility single child died in the custody in the custo...

Per litre. there has been a big drop reflected here. down to 1.a7 for petrol and 1.67 for diesel. the rac warns particular for diesel drivers. when wholesale prices are factored in, they say on average diesel drivers pay around £7 more per tank than they should be. they are calling on the chancellor next week to look at the budget and drop the planned price rise of 5% in fuel duty. they say if that does not happen, in the next two weeks, drivers will face a jump in price shock, shock to finance...

They say some carers are now paying £100 more a month to see their patients. ninas here with the details. all these incremental increases on your petrol, your shopping, your fuel at home, people are starting to feel the difference so they are all looking ahead to the spring statement tomorrow. here are the latest average prices at the pumps. a litre of petrol now sets you back around £1.67. diesel is almost £1.79. according to the rac, thats a rise of 16p for petrol and 22p for diesel since t...

If you need your car to get to work, but if patients need you, they are essential. here are the latest average prices at the pumps. a litre of petrol now sets you back around £1.67. diesel is almost £1.79. according to the rac, thats a rise of 16p for petrol and 22p for diesel since the start of the month. now a warning from the royal college of nurses that thousands of nurses and care staff, who use their own cars to make home visits, are paying an extra £100 a month. we spoke to chucks, a s...

Talking about the title 42 sending people home. if you look at this number, the most ever on record 1747686. the last time we had a record like that it was 1.69 million in 1986. second closest in 2,000, 1.67. the title 42 expulsions you forget we also have to look at the title 8 which are the people that are released. if did you go deeper into the numbers, here i will show you right now, you can see 192,000 encounters in just august. and 9% decrease from the over 200,000 in august. 26% had at le...

Reporting denise chow. good to see you. lets talk about july, lets talk about the headline we just saw, hottest ever. we saw abnormally high temperatures in the northwest along with other places throughout the country and the world. what is the impact and why are we seeing this? >> yeah, absolutely. so this is something that was announced yesterday, july was 1.67 farenheit over the 20th century highest, making it the hottest in recorded history. anybody who has been paying attention knows we hav...

Theyre tough. and what they were hanging their hat on was the presidents rhetoric that trade wars are easy to win. trade wars are good and trade wars are easy to win. and i believe that the president probably told many of the commodity organizations and the advocacy bureaus that hey, maybe six months, nine months and were out. and that was borne out by the secretary of agriculture who said after the first round of hush money that there wasnt going to be any more. and then lo and behold, the pres...

But farmers have hung in there. theyre tough. and what they were hanging their hat on was the presidents rhetoric that trade wars are easy to win. trade wars are good and trade wars are easy to win. and i believe that the president probably told many of the commodity organizations and the advocacy bureaus that hey, maybe six months, nine months and were out. and that was borne out by the secretary of agriculture who said after the first round of hush money that there wasnt going to be any more. ...

What were seeing also is perhaps north korean strategy that offensive. and weve reached out to his where theyre trying to leverage administration to sit down and a trump administration that is starting to feel extended by its have a formal meeting with the tension with iran, tension with agricultural secretary. china, and it may be trying to those requests have fell upon deaf ears. at an all-time high for farmers use this opportunity to gain in concessions. like me, for soybean farmers, knowing ...