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Of security assistance valued at $25 million and 1.75 billion in ukraine security assistance initiative funds. presidential drawdown is 31st drawdown of equipment for ukraine. in total, the u.s. committed $32 billion in security assi assistantance to ukraine and 29.3 billion since russia unprovoked and illegal invasion one year ago this month. today announcement includes air defense capabilities to help ukraine defend their people and armored vehicles and more equipment ukraine is using to effectively javelin anti-tank missile, ammunition and long-range rocket for u.s. provided high mars. addi...

A roof over your head. ben is with us now. it's very interesting, your report. this morning we have news from shell about their profits, which is always interesting reading. take us through the figures. interesting reading. take us through the fiaures. . ,, interesting reading. take us through the fiaures. , ,, ., , interesting reading. take us through the fiaures. . ,, .,, the figures. yes, shell has reported that for 2022. — the figures. yes, shell has reported that for 2022, they _ the figures. yes, shell has reported that for 2022, they made _ the figures. yes, shell has reported that fo...

The headlines... interest rates are expected rise for a tenth consecutive time, following an announcement at noon, from the bank of england. the oil and gas giant shell reports record annual profits of £32 billion — the highest in its 115—year history. british gas suspends it's force—fitting of prepayment meters after a report that it was imposing them on vulnerable customers. it's chief executive, chris 0'shea has apologized. there is nothing i can say to express the horror i felt when i learned about this. that is unacceptable. sport now. and for a full round up from the bbc sport cen...

$40 billion. £32 billion. we have had rocketing oil and gas prices. this is 2022 and we already had higher oil and gas prices as the world emerged from its covid—induced coma and the demand came back and then they were rocketing when you had russia invade ukraine and things like russian oil and gas supplies were either shut off or shunned by international buyers making the market, people, a lot of demand for what was left. that is a context for this. i doubt they will beat that next year because profits are coming down but there is, inflation at a 40 year high, people's energy bills have do...

What we saw today is shell make the biggest profits in its 150—year history, £32 billion just last year. we've got to tax those profits properly and use the money to help people are really struggling right now with higher gas and electricity bills. that's why labour have said we would extend that windfall tax and use the money to freeze bills this april, because at the moment, under this government's plans, gas and electricity bills are going up by £500 in april this year. is there a problem with shell being able to offset some of their tax against losses? is that something that you would ...