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good morning. great to have your company. four minutes past nine. energy bills and you, the summer grinding to the end. not much of a summer. we start looking to the months ahead, and we concern ourselves with energy bills again. they will fall slightly in the three months from october to december, 0fgem the regulator saying that will be the case for the typical household. we want your experiences morning. you can ask any question you like about where we are, how we got here as a nation around energy bills. also, the wider energy market, profits that energy companies are making, though standing charges, any issues like that, feel free to get in touch. call 08085 909 693. text 85058. we
think about your energy use. another think about your energy use. another thing campaigners — think about your energy use. another thing campaigners are _ think about your energy use. another thing campaigners are talking - think about your energy use. another thing campaigners are talking about i thing campaigners are talking about is the idea of the social tariff. perhaps one of you can explain the idea of that to us later on. call 08085 909 693. text 85058. if you are watching on the bbc news channel or listening on radio 5 live. we have got callers, good morning to you all. thank you for getting in contact. happy friday. this is an interesting question, if you want to ask kevin and ben, our experts, what you want to ask?— you want to ask? early on in the crisis, you want to ask? early on in the crisis. there _ you want to ask? early on in the crisis, there was _ you want to ask? early on in the crisis, there was an _ you want to ask? early on in the crisis, there was an energy - you want to ask? early on in the l crisis, there was an energy expert on the _ crisis, there was an energy expert on the news — crisis, there was an energy expert on the news saying a solution would be to _ on the news saying a solution would be to decouple the price of electricity from the price of gas. since _ electricity from the price of gas. since then, i have not heard this mentioned _ since then, i have not heard this mentioned. whether the money is coming _ mentioned. whether the money is coming from the taxpayers or out of
difference in approach in wales and northern ireland. what the minister said this morning was that there were also mitigations in place in england, for example, they spaced out the exams to give people more time to study. they gave people extra help in terms of their maths and science exams.— extra help in terms of their maths and science exams. thank you very much. in and science exams. thank you very much- in the _ and science exams. thank you very much. in the times _ and science exams. thank you very much. in the times this _ and science exams. thank you very much. in the times this morning, l and science exams. thank you very much. in the times this morning, i | much. in the times this morning, i saw professor mader richardson saying they are being unfairly penalised in england compared to wales and northern ireland, taking a more lenient approach there. mission accomplished from the exam regulator, the government, but that means a degree of anxiety and disappointment for some pupils this morning. if you want to get in contact with our panel, richard brennan and bass will be with us for 20 minutes, call 08085 909 693, text 85058. we are getting plenty, we
coming forward as well. yeah. and there are so many women in this i there are so many women in this situation. it's not the biggest group, the amount of women born without a womb and undeveloped womb are people going for a hysterectomy young but there are still tens of us. and the funding isn't really there and the charity raising money to do this out of basically the goodness of their heart, and the doctors giving their time for free, you know, we are so grateful and thatis you know, we are so grateful and that is amazing. they see how much it means. amazing to outline your situation and your story. i wish you the very best going forward. and who knows? who knows what the future holds, thank you so much for talking to us. she had her womb removed after being diagnosed with cancer but now she says this procedure we are learning about today is giving her real hope. that is what we are asking this morning. call 08085 909 693. text
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for the third force match, the bronze medal match, but of course that's the second best for lauren james you will be desperate for them to get to the final, as will every single lionesses fan.— single lionesses fan. third matches?! _ single lionesses fan. third matches?! thank - single lionesses fan. third matches?! thank you - single lionesses fan. third matches?! thank you very | single lionesses fan. third - matches?! thank you very much, single lionesses fan. third _ matches?! thank you very much, vicki sparks. the kick—off is at 11am. the build—up begins on the tv at 10am, and we are with you until then, 08085 909 693 is the phone number and you can text on 08085. here's the news. inflation fell down to 6% down from
will the lionesses roar? well this pride be the pride of england? well the matildas waltz into the world cup final. well the aussies be the host with the most are well the lionesses roar? i have got the cliches. you have the opinions, thoughts, they love and the passion. let's hear it. call 08085 909 693. text 85058. let's do this. get in touch. lots to talk about, australia, england, always tasty and spiky. it
well this pride be the pride of england? well the matildas waltz into the world cup final. well the aussies be the host with the most are well the lionesses roar? i have got the cliches. you have the opinions, thoughts, they love and the passion. let's hear it. call 08085 909 693. text 85058. let's do this. get in touch. lots to talk about, australia, england, always tasty and spiky. it
is a spiky one. laughable to say it is a spiky one. laughable to say it is the biggest team sport event ever in australia. multiple men's cricket world cup final, your guest is getting carried away. that said, come on, england. would there be this much fuss if another home nation had got through two their word from me. call 08085 909 693. text 85058. give us some of your passion and thoughts. how are you feeling about it all as it gets closer? i'm sure a lot of people will be getting more nervous or optimistic as well. games like this, it is the feeling. feeling about how it is the feeling. feeling about how it is the feeling. feeling about how it is going to go. a couple of cakes, fed up of waiting for the men to bring the trophy home, they have to bring the trophy home, they have to do it themselves. like real life.