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Is it going to hit putin where it hurts? that's the multi—billion pound question. the prime minister has said probably not immediately but it does pile on pressure. oil is a huge part of the russian economy. it's the world's third largest oil producer, producing 11 million barrels a day — about half is sold around the world. but not in the us any more — as russian oil, gas and coal will no longer be welcome at american ports. it's big news — but when you considerjust 8% of us fuel imports come from russia — how big? the uk is also banning imports of russian oil. but not until the end...

Delhi Water Minister Satyendar Jain on Saturday inaugurated a huge Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) at Coronation Pillar site with a capacity of treating 31.80 crore liters of waste water per day

Without doing a lot of damage in causing a lot of problems. question 1, can you name or identify one successful program of joe biden, and number two -- on this issue alone, middle income americans and poor americans are going to be hit the hardest. how are they going to deal with the impact of that? >> thanks for having me on an up to this point the show is been spot on. the biden administration in a free fall, they are trying to right the ship and they are going to do that by raising taxes. inflation is out of control. i do a lot of the shopping when i got back to new zealand, $1.80 for gas,o...

Without doing a lot of damage in causing a lot of problems. question 1, can you name or identify one successful program of joe biden, and number two -- on this issue alone, middle income americans and poor americans are going to be hit the hardest. how are they going to deal with the impact of that? >> thanks for having me on an up to this point the show is been spot on. the biden administration in a free fall, they are trying to right the ship and they are going to do that by raising taxes. inflation is out of control. i do a lot of the shopping when i got back to new zealand, $1.80 for gas, ...

Exactly recovered, yoshihide suga, he was hoping going ahead with the games despite strong public opposition, at 1.80% of the japanese public were against the games. then they started reluctantly accepting they started reluctantly accepting the fact it was going to go ahead. people are still not really that happy it went ahead. i do not think people really blame foreign athletes, for the virus by the very fact the games have been taking place in this city, as you can see around me, people are out and about, they do not feel the need to stay—at—home to control the pandemic. how this pandemi...