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Is speaking to his chinese counterpart this lunchtime — the first call between the leaders since the start of the conflict. more than two million people have now crossed from ukraine into neighbouring poland — we report on how children are being looked after. also on the programme this lunchtime: protests in dover and other cities around the country, after p&0 ferries sacked 800 staff without warning. and covid infections rise in the uk — on average, one in 20 people are now believed to ha...

High body counts of american soldiers, and the largest number in vietnam in one month was 543 in april of 1969. 543. in the most deadly month for american soldiers in vietnam. just these four weeks of april, 1969. in just three weeks, vladimir putin has lost more than ten times that many russian soldiers, in ukraine, and possibly, many more. and world war ii, the united states military lost, on average, 6600 soldiers, sailors, and paramedics, per month. in world war ii. vladimir putin has now lo...

1,000 people. many of them children and families. the russian word for "children" was even written in big white letters in front and behind the theater. rescuers began pulling survivors out of the rubble there. the number of those killed in that attack is still unknown at this hour. the situation in the city of mariupol remains critical. a quote from a recent message on telegram from the city council, more than 350,000 residents continue to hide in shelters and basements, they say. on average, 5...

This un official on the romanian borders says not enough is making it through. its a crisis. we have currently, officially, 5000 refugees in our area, a small town, and theres just no way we can provide food and aid for all of them. so im here with my small team, trying to deal with this crisis, and its really dire, dire needs. the un says almost half of those who have made it across the border are children. this image from poland is a common sight. according to unicef, on average, 70,000 childr...

On sanctions, on oil, sanctions should have been there before this ever started. >> john: as you pointed out, giving a billion dollars insistance, and 12.9 billion on the table. senator john barrasso, thanks for coming in today. >> sandra: and coming up, senator rob portman will join us next hour as well as we cover all angles to this story, john. >> john: all right. >> sandra: a new survey shows about a third of americans say higher prices at the pump are forcing them to rethink their travel pl...

An increase of 7% from last week with more than 300,000 new daily symptomatic cases of covid in the uk on average. englands rate is running at1 in 15. wales at1 in18, and in scotland, 1 in 16 have it. today is the last day of free coronavirus testing for most people in england, as the government moves ahead with its �*living with covid plan. the move has been criticised by some scientists who say the change is coming too soon — but ministers insist the money can be better spent elsewhere. ou...

Its only a matter of time until the bubble bursts — that prices plummet, that house prices become more affordable. but year on year they continue to rise. here in the uk, the latest data from nationwide today revealed that the average price of a home rose by 14.3% over the last year — the biggest annual rate of growth in more than 17 years. and its a similar situation in the us. the average house price went up 17% last year, the strongest annual rise in at least two decades — and is expect...

Gained over 400,000. open the first quarter, on average, 562,000 net new jobs added back. those in normal times show strong numbers, they show ahead red hollywood market looking for workers like crazy. the unemployment rate slighting at the worst point of the camp david crash. you had 14.7%. last year it was 6% now falling quickly to 3.521st. 112,000 new jobs. this was the centerpiece where jobs were last. professional services, retail, manufacturing, wages up 5.6%. thats the strongest wage grow...

Pay gas at the pump. if your home is powered by safer, cheaper, cleaner electricity like solar or heat pumps, you can save $500 a month on -- $5 on average. costs will come down even more as we innovate and develop cutting edge energy storage technologies, and advanced nuclear technologies and carbon and sequestration technologies. by the way, this week, the benefit i included in the infrastructure law to help families weatherize their home will be delivered. $3.2 billion will be available from ...

It will be a little more difficult this time around to get their hands on some of these prized possessions. it is estimated that back in 2019, over a quarter of a million fans from overseas travelled to japan to see the rugby world cup championship. staying, on average, a16 nights and each spending —— staying, on average, for 16 nights and each spending around £a000, or5500 us dollars on their trip. so hopes were high that the postponed olympics would bring in even bigger numbers, more reve...