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In the uk. welcome to the programme. how concerned are you for your business? how are you writing this wave of high gas prices? we forward hedge our position, buying and energy for this coming winterfor the buying and energy for this coming winter for the next 12 months for some time back now, so we are fully hedged for our existing customer base, however one of the things we have done is stop taking on new customers because we clearly cannot supply those customers at the price, because of the h...

I can speak now to bill bullen, founder and ceo of utilita energy. thank you forjoining us. will you stay afloat? thank you for “oining us. will you stay afloat?— stay afloat? yes, absolutely. i think what _ stay afloat? yes, absolutely. i think what were _ stay afloat? yes, absolutely. i think what were seeing - stay afloat? yes, absolutely. i think what were seeing at - stay afloat? yes, absolutely. i think what were seeing at the j think what were seeing at the moment— think what were ...

>> she was a kid who didnt really finish high school, she got the ged ticket. >> thats correct, she did plan to be a high school drop thought she was hurry to get life. started >> and focused enough finally to finish college. then in her late twenties golfer a lot agree. she breezed passed the lander law students to become the prestigious editor of the long view. and she caught the eye of one of her professors. scott rusty. who took her on as an intern. office manager depreciate the, met her own...

>> we heard it with the low life flea with the brains of flea and balls of a moth. >> the program premiered with an advertising boycott. >> channel 7, shame on you! >> but it was such an immediate hit, that boycott lasted, oh, four weeks. >> they could use the nudity and the curse words to go deeper into the actual emotional burden of being a cop. >> im an -- >> and it had this character, andy sipowicz. he is a raging alcoholic, racist, sexist, violent. he created the tv anti-hero. >> i know the...

I feel like weve been here before. theres a big expose is facebook that details negative impacts of bic technology. theres outrage and politicians pledging to hold the big companies accountable, and then nadia, nothing happens. so will "the wall street journals" facebook files make any difference? its a blockbuster series based on internal facebook documents. many of the articles -- facebooks own internal researchers show theyre well aware of the flaws of the platforms, whether its about instagr...

Abdelaziz bouteflika managed to survive algerias tumultuous history as well as avoid the unrest that toppled long serving heads of state in neighbouring countries during the 2011 arab spring. however unlikely it seemed, in his final years at the helm, the rallying calls for change that did eventually reach algeria stripped him of a power that many thought he would never give up. an investigation into the collapse of an overpass on mexico citys metro system found serious flaws in the lines constr...

Know that there was going to be an enormous price to pay for that, and to have that be generational, to have that live on beyond you, is extremely valuable. >> ken burns, youve documented so many important figures in american history. in your view, what is most important about muhammed ali? >> you cant contain him. hes one of the biggest, most wonderful human beings ive ever gotten to know. hes larger than life. his flaws are big, his strengths are big. this is a story about freedom, which is in...

Much deeper, more resonant, human, flawed, you know, hes like an epic hero. his strengths are great, but his flaws are also great. and he recognized them and made efforts before the end of his life to try to atone for those. its just a wonderful american story, and we should be proud that when he died, he died the most beloved person on his planet. and thats a pretty powerful thing. and i think anybody would want to know what the secret sauce is. i think we have not laid it out, but i think you ...

Going to spend it to everyone in my district. its outrageous, its not just girls. facebook actually has recommended qanon clips, based on peoples profile. theres an internet bill of rights, you have to have opt in consent, you cant manipulate people on data. you cant target people. you have to do basic regulations when it comes to kids. its stuck in the committees. youre right to hold us responsible, and youre right to point out the flaws. im going to send it to my colleagues and people in the v...

Rushmore. the turning point came on the july 4th weekend. that was when biden failed to meet his target of inoculated 70% of americans against covid-19. for all of its flaws, the afghanistan exit is still popular with the u.s. public. though the president has personally taken a hit over its handling. biden should neither be written off as hopeless nor proclaimed as our ages savior. like most presidents, hes somewhere in between. >> and, ed, great timing here, for this column, of course, because ...