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To the security minister, damian hinds, and keeping you up—to—date with what is happening in the first major city in ukraine that has been confirmed to have been seized by russian troops after fierce fighting. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, im victoria hollins. a second tube strikes underway and is expected to cause severe travel disruption to passengers again with people being urged to work from home if they can. transport for londo...

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To operate many private pensions. on that old—fashioned measure, its rising even faster, by 8.5%. in the city, traders now fully expect the bank of england to raise interest rates again next month to try to dampen an inflationary inferno fuelled by the price of petrol. the metropolitan police say theyve launched an investigation into cash—for—honours allegations linked to the prince of waless charity, the princes foundation. in a statement, the force said the investigation related to alleg...

The price of petrol�*s now feeding through to other prices — with the average price of goods up by no less than 7.2%. prices are rising, and inflation is going to increase to its highest rate in over 30 years. today its 5.5%. were expecting it to get to 7% later this year. that means working households are going to face the biggest fall in real incomes for over 30 years, as well. in the 19705, the cost of living was measured by the retail prices index — still used to operate many private p...

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Be on the programme at half past seven this morning. —— thank you. it is worrying times, isn“t seven this morning. —— thank you. it is worrying times, isnt it? hard to watch the news on occasion. we will be here till 9:15am. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, im sonja jessup. londons commuters could be facing another difficult journey into work this morning, as transport bosses warn yesterdays tube strike action will continue to cause disruption. ...

Momentum, has taken a bit of a pause tonight but the notion that this -- that there are many people in this country who dont want a war, that is certainly alive within a large part of a younger community in russia. a lot of people still supporting president putin. but if the sanctions begin to take effect, potentially he could begin to lose support. the broader part of the community. the middle class who dont know if they can get access to their savings, their pensions. we tried to park our car ...

As transport bosses warn yesterdays tube strike action will continue to cause disruption. transport for london says many services will not run until 0730 at the earliest. the rmt union went on strike yesterday in a dispute over pensions and jobs. another 2a—hour strike is planned for tomorrow. im hopeful that well be able to provide a slightly better service, but unfortunately i would still advise all customers to check in advance, allow more time for theirjourney. there will be disruption on ...

Nothing —— do nothing to help foot for. this will feed into a much wider conversation about what we want public transport networks to be. do we want the government to be talking about lending money or more investment to have a much more comprehensive system with lower prices and if we do, are we willing to pay for it with more taxes? certainly pay more from today- — time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, im asad ahmad. so theres a tube strike on. it began...

Of todays other news. regulations requiring care home staff in england to be double vaccinated against covid—i9 will be lifted on the 15th march. the government said 90% of responses to a public consultation supported the removal of the legal requirment. the measure was introduced last november to try and protect those living in care homes, but many providers said it made it even more difficult to recruit and retain staff. nearly all services on the london underground have been suspended becau...