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Comedy routine. the talking point says the vladimir putin invasion of russia contributed $.75 to the increase in gasoline. someone send me a west hollywood screenshot from exxon where gas was $7.95 a gallon. no worries, $7.20 a gallon, is this guy serious? it is one thing to be a failed president in name only like it is one thing to be an epic failure at everything you have done but another thing to look at us like we are stupid too. money is everywhere, inflation is a monetary phenomenon. milto...

Which is around $7.20. mr hebblethwaite told mps that reducing p&o�*s wage bill was the only way to make the company viable as our transport correspondent katy austin reports. arriving to face mps this morning. are you ashamed of sacking the staff? ..the boss of the ferry company which suddenly fired 800 workers last week. the difficult questions started straightaway. are you in this mess because you don�*t know what you�*re doing or are you just a shameless criminal? later, peter hebbleth...

For? i think it is absolutely likely. they have been getting a lot of assistance. from the west side, there is not that many other choice, apart from more sanctions, increasing the pressure on russia politically, economically, but also helping ukrainians to actually maintain the resistance in order to pressure russia to return to the negotiating table. here in the uk... p&0 ferries did break the law when it sacked 800 workers last week without consulting the trades unions. the companys chief exe...

More on that at 7.20. its children in need today so well find out how owain is feeling after his epic drumathon and have a look forward to some of tonights special events. and well meet the former gurkha who climbed the 14 highest mountains in the world in just six months beating the previous record by a mere eight years. just eight years, thats all. so, this is happening tonight. children in need is on bbc one tonight and later this morning well be catching up with our very own drumathon legend...

Kids schooling. ainsley: ains they are not the party of the parents. theyre the parties of the unions the teachers unions they listen to what they say. the parents you talk to out in middle america, they are worried about what our kids are learning in school. they are worried about taxes. they are worried about how much gas its going to cost when they have to drive their kids to school every day and parents of veterans are worried about how joe biden handled afghanistan. brian: also, just thinki...

7/20 memorial foundation and help us in our mission to bring awareness and advocate for victims and survivors. we are working on a project to build a colorado resilience center which includes people not only who have experienced trauma from mass shootings but, any trauma. so our organization tries to take a positive approach to this in the healing on the help of it. and you know, warner bros. was nice enough to respond like that. if this film coming out at this time, even though, arguably the sh...

Shes ticking up in the polls when it comes to issue but some argue this is the fight for the soul of the country, especially what has taken place over the weekend and his attack on the four freshmen congresswomen. >> i think people are worried can she beat trump? is she being hard enough on trump? i know by focusing strongly on core economic concerns you will address other issues. social issues are really economic issues so thats really been her focus. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. se...

>> reporter: melisande is pushing to make the institution the first institution in the country to make payments for reparation. recently they got one step closer to their goal. an overwhelming majority of students voted to increase their own tuition by $27.20 per semester. thats 10 cents for each of the persons the university sold. the money will go to a louisiana community where many of the descendants live, a community that lacks basic services like a hospital and secondary school. >> were not...

That the university sold off 272 people to stay a float in 1838. those people ended up in louisiana on some of the worst plantations in the u.s. one of their descendants is a current student at georgetown. >> my ancestors were here until members of their families were sold in 1838. so my family and who i am as an american actually goes back 11 generations. >> milison is among a group of activists pushing to make the university the first in the country to pay reparations for slavery. an overwhelm...

Slavery. an overwhelming majority of students voted to increase their own tuition by $27.20 a semester. thats 10 cents for each of the people the university sold. the money will go to a louisiana community where many of the descendants live. a community that lacks basic services like a hospital and secondary school. >> were not making a gift to these people. their, like, quality of life is directly ti lly tied to the act the university. even just geographically. being put in communities in louis...