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I mean, what's the disconnect here, imagine if you're paying $3.30 per gallon, that's what you see every day. >> if fuel is going up, food is going up, that hurts in the wallet and people tend to blame the president or give the president credit more than what he serves for what's going on in the economy. a lot of government stimulus, aside from the initial covid stimulus has yet to flush through the system. what's happening with inflation now has more to do with things like the supply chain issues, the fact that we've had low interest rates and really easy money for a decade now. this is not j...

High—level concern about the new variant is increasing and the rapid roll—out of boosterjabs is seen as a vital part of the official response. there was no shortage of people queueing for boosters in bristol today, though finding staff to do them hasn't been easy. it is difficult to recruit enough staff, both vaccinators and admin people. and they've all been working on this programme since the beginning of the year. and in swindon, a long queue as well and a wait of several hours. i've been here since nine o'clock, and i'm supposed to have work at two o'clock but they told me that the que...

Nearly 100,000 homes across the uk remain without power this afternoon after gale force winds created by storm arwen. properties in parts of scotland, wales and northern england are affected. power companies say they hope to restore supplies to the majority of homes later today. european ministers — minus the uk home secretary priti patel — crossing the channel. and coming up — ros atkins and guests discuss the big that's in the media show at 3.30. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary sajid javid says the government "could not have acted more swiftly" in its respo...

Of the offence. david fuller will become notorious for crimes which will revolt the nation. his victims — so many women and girls, wendy and caroline — were not even safe after their deaths. tom symonds, bbc news, maidstone crown court. well, tonight the health secretary sajid javid has asked all nhs trusts to review access to mortuaries. our health correspondent catherine burns is here with me now. a catherine burns is here with me now. really shocki extraordinary a really shocking story and extraordinary she had —— he had access to hospital mortuary is over such a long time? his acce...

Views this. >> you could say that was odd for him to say it's personal. well, i think it's kind of odd to go bdeep on somebody's religion in american politicians. we gave trump a complete pass, right? the man came out as president, said i have a new relationship with god. they had a couple of evangelists say the same thing and nobody ever measured it again, whether he was at services, how he lived. so that's a little unusual. on the climate side, let hop over to bill. bill, what did you make of president biden talking the aspirational talk that certainly we're not unfamiliar with from democrat...