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A record number of people are booking flights for the spring and summer travel season. business and international travel is back. but staffing shortages mean airlines haven't been able to add all the seats they need, causing the spike in fares. and there is no relief on the ground either, this morning aaa reports the national average for a gallon of regular, $4.42. another record, 41 cents higher than a month ago. want to bring in chief oil analyst, and so nice to have you here today. these records are like a broken record. literally here. i mean, to be where we were at the last real kind of r...

Time at the state opening of parliament. and vardy versus rooney, but this time in the high court. the so—called wagatha christie trial gets under way. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 8:00am in the morning in singapore, and 5.30am in sri lanka, where security forces have been ordered to shoot anyone seen looting or damaging public property, in the latest attempt to stop anti—government protests. since last month, the country has been rocked by demonstrations over soaring prices, power cuts and a lack of medicines. demonstrators are calling for the re...

Raise interest rates. this means that gasoline prices are up about 25% since just before russia's invasion of ukraine. now, we did see a dip, if you recall, in april. prices did come down. they actually got to as low as $4.07 a gallon, nationally. that came as oil prices had cooled off. and also as the biden administration released record amounts of emergency oil. but that relief proved to be pretty muted and temporary. because as we see, prices have actually gone back higher. and some of the oil analysts that i talked to, they don't think this is done. they actually think they'll see the nati...

Contested. 15 of those are currently held by labour. five by the tories. potentially, the tories could be wiped out with those five seats today, and that could cause a serious dent for them in terms of the wider picture. in some ways, what is going to happen after the count is finished is going to be the real story. we are going to be finishing around 5.30, the final declaration of the results. wakefield has a seat that was a parliamentary seat that was labour held for 87 years, a real heartland. there is a by—election looming. before the ink has dried on the paperwork here, campaigners will...

The east that things have opened up here. i think a lot of people are still worried of course naturally. there is all foreign troops on their soil. they may not be in the north, but they are still in this country. so life is slowly beginning to return back to normal here but i'm looking at one of the main roads just down the street there and there is a few cars, but it's still pretty empty. restaurants are opening up, bars and so on, life is slowly returning. but there is always that threat of an attack and there is always that threat of a cruise missile being fired from miles away in belarus ...