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Authorities to support those in most need. there is that discretionary fund for local authorities to help those who, due to different circumstances, might be in a high band council tax property or do not pay council tax. labour has described the government's actions as inadequate and has called for a windfall task on the profits of big energy companies to help bring down bills and address what it calls our broken energy system. theo leggett, bbc news. and at 3.30pm this afternoon, we'll be answering your questions on energy prices and how it's impacting your family budget. get in touch with th...

The prime minister will make a statement at 3.30. as soon as we get that report, we will bring it to you and she sebastian said it is the views of conservative party mps and it is your views, as we get it you can start tweeting. that is it for now. back to you. we are anticipating it is on the gov uk web—site. as soon as there is a sign of report we will bring it to you. as we've been hearing, government ministers will meet later to decide whether to scrap mandatory covid vaccinations for national health service staff in england. under the controversial proposals, front line workers must be ...

>> dana: big story is the gas prices that you have gas prices aaa saying now versus a month ago $3.49 versus $3.30. quite a bit going up and you say that it is likely to go higher? >> i was in california where bill is actually at the super bowl and i saw over $6 a gallon in santa barbara. it shocked me. well over $5 a gallon in los angeles and we're watching the ukraine situation and russia play out. right now there is an undersupply situation with regards to oil in europe and then there is demand has shot higher. the iea missed the boat. europeans and americans have been misled about green en...

Thirteen people are injured after a mezzanine floor collapses at a pub in east london. early results shows that people in switzerland have voted in favour of tightening the country's tobacco laws by banning virtually all advertising of tobacco products. and coming up at 3.30 — the story of olympic, world and european champion in figure skating john curry, and the impact his career had on sport and the lgbt+ community. the defence secretary, ben wallace, says it's highly likely vladimir putin will order russian forces to attack ukraine. mr wallace says current diplomatic efforts have "a whiff...

Actually happen. the city is on edge, but the widescale fighting that was expected, as i say, has not happened. it is 7am in kyiv, so if people have had some sleep, they are waking up had some sleep, they are waking up to a quieter picture than was expected. the president, as i said, he told the nation, seeing in his words "to make the enemy will begin storming us. we need to withstand them." very strong words, there. the nation hunkered down and have beenin nation hunkered down and have been in underground stations, shelters, expecting the worst. there has been fighting. there has been from a...