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Instead increase borrowing to pay for the support. the price cap will soften the impact of higher energy costs. but as bills go up, the advice is to use less if you can as the colder months arrive. simon browning, bbc news. the russian news agency ria, quoting the defence ministry in moscow, said russian troops have now left the strategic town of lyman in eastern ukraine. earlier, the ukrainian military said its troops were inside the town, which is just inside the russian—occupied donetsk reg...

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There is a "huge increase" of abuse by drivers angry at the price at the pump, forecourt operators say.

The government is considering a plan to use agency staff to fill in for workers who go on strike. the potential change in legislation could allow companies to hire temporary workers in order to minimize disruption. if the plan goes ahead it would not come in time to affect the three days of rail strikes planned for later this month. our business correspondent simon browning explained more about the background to the strike. 50,000 workers are due to walk out on the 21st ofjune, a huge number of ...

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Strikes which begin on tuesday the zist strikes which begin on tuesday the 21st ofjune, 50,000 workers walking up 21st ofjune, 50,000 workers walking up and it is meant to be hugely disruptive but talks continue this week. ,, ., disruptive but talks continue this week, ,, ., �* ., disruptive but talks continue this week. ,, ., �* ., ., ~ , week. simon browning, thank you very much. russian shelling has caused a huge fire at a chemical plant in the ukrainian city of severodonetsk where fighti...

As they are the number of fuel thefts from forecourts in england and wales has risen by 39% since january. thats come from a reserach group called forecourt eye — as our correspondent, simon browning explained. the £100 threshold has been particularly difficult for everybody across the board this week. forfamilies, £100, 55 litre car, that is the average now. and obviously for businesses, as well, for hgv companies, for everybody that is using fuel, it is making the cost of living crisis eve...

Approaching previous employment of people that apply for jobs. companies are busy and they dont always get their references in. they are doing all they can to make sure we can get on our holidays. one union suggested this morning that may be only travel with hand baggage, to make sure you can get through the airport quickly to avoid check—in queues. the airports have hit back at that in the last 20 minutes saying, if everyone takes hand luggage, then that will put enormous pressure on security...