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Front comes into the west which will cross as during their stay followed by sunshine and showers, and it is turning milder with highs of up to 14 degrees. the cost of oil has hit a 14—year high. bens here to explain. the latest price increase came after the us said it was considering a ban on russian oil supplies. the cost of crude oil at one point spiked to above $139 a barrel, the highest since 2008. oil has risen by more than 20% in the past week alone. the conflict triggered fears of a sho...

Victoria gill, now takes a look at what those concerns, might be. warfare at a nuclear power plant. the blaze, which was quickly extinguished, was in a training facility. and, critically, it didnt affect any of the six nuclear reactors. the reactor building complex is about a kilometre long and now only one of the reactors is reported to be operating, with the rest safely shut down. we, of course, are fortunate that there was no release of radiation and that the integrity of the reactors in them...

Congressman, as always, really appreciate your expertise, your experience on all of this. >> thank you. and the energy balance, if the u.s. bans russian oil, what will that mean for you as prices are already skyrocketing at the pumps? before we go to break, this message from the brother of the mayor of kyiv, also a former world heavy weight boxing champ from a maternity ward where he says 83 babies have been born since the fighting began. >> more babies are coming daily. .

And this polling says that americans are okay with paying a little more at the pump if it means censuring russia and helping ukraine. that said, we dont know how long. >> listen to the president, it feels sometimes crass to do this in the middle of the heartbreak but we are in an election year. you heard the president say putins price hike. gas prices were going up before the war in ukraine but if they go up further. the president is trying to say to american who say vote eight months from now n...

World. the last month in which statistics were available, 11.4 million barrels a day, more than russia pumps or saudi arabia pumps. we talked to the president of the a.p.i. says we need to do more now, lobbying the biden administration to do so. here is what they say they are doing. >> first, we need to reverse the moratorium on drilling both offshore and onshore on federal lands and waters. second, we need to put in place a five-year plan for operations in the gulf of mexico, third, we need to ...

It comes as the president of the world bank said the war in ukraine is a catastrophe for the world which will cut global economic growth. our economics editor faisal islam reports. the impact of this war 1500 miles away is starting to be felt everywhere. a price shock is coming on what we pay for our loaves of bread, anything that requires a tin or a can, on sunflower oil and, of course, its here already in our use of petrol at the pumps and energy generally, especially gas, all of which are bei...

Firstly, those planes would have to come probably from poland, they would first have to be stripped of their nato reconnaissance and communications equipment and then transported somehow to ukraine because they couldnt be flown directly from poland for fear of involving nato in this conflict. ditto the no—fly zone which nato leaders have ruled out for exactly that reason. as regards the embargo on russian oil imports, well, there is already rising oil prices here, shortage, potentially, of oil...

Seize the critical nodes including sources of collect marissaity. electricity. we should note this is a war crime what theyre doing, it is a new level when they attack nuclear power plants and the danger is multiple, some of the shells could hit a containment fantastic and damage the structural integrity and we now know that a shell did reactor number one at the plant they just sieged and more important, more likely, is a cut off of the electricity or water supply to these plant thats could crip...

Reactor is the functioning of a cooling system of a reactor core. so, if you can imagine, its -- its a sort of big pool into which the fuel rods inserted, and it has to have a constant supply of cold water to keep that core -- um -- and that nuclear fuel at a certain temperature. and of course, that system relies on a supply of water. that supply of water depends on the functioning of the pumps that pump that water to the core and the pumps rely on electricity. uh, there are back-up electricity ...

Exactly what western government were going to announce. and now, having seen those feet through, there is a sense of calm, a bit more of an understanding of exactly what is going on. and also, investors look for bargains as well. in going on. and also, investors look for bargains as well.— for bargains as well. in terms of oil prices. _ for bargains as well. in terms of oil prices, which _ for bargains as well. in terms of oil prices, which affect - for bargains as well. in terms of| oil price...