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Everything is unexpected even at the scale of days. this is surreal but we have to do what we have to do. so people are trying to be reasonable and they are hoping that ukraine gets help at the level of large countries but we have to work also at the level of individual people and smaller organizations. >> dana: igor, thank you for being with us today. we'll follow this and make sure people now how they can help. >> bill: price of oil over $100 a barrel. first time we've seen that since 2014. what happened that year? putin went into ukraine. average now $3.57 up from $2.68 a year ago. you are ...

More than 172.68 crore doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been provided to the States and Union Territories, said the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Wednesday.

And look at other methods. we're miles away at the moment in terms of the rates that are being paid. the association representing uk homecare companies calculates that the minimum cost of an hour of home care is £21.a3. that covers the minimum wage, pensions, travel, training, backroom staff and 62p for profit or investment. but on average uk councils and health and social care boards pay £18.a5 an hour, with one local authority paying just £12.68. and in cumbria, the local authority pays the second lowest average hourly rate at £13.85. it means kelly's company has stopped council work. co...

At for our amazing care workers, but it would also mean we could invest in our office teams, give them some more support for the work they are doing. and look at other methods. we are miles away at the moment in terms of the rates that are being paid. the association representing uk homecare companies calculates that the minimum cost of an hour of home care is £21.43. that covers the minimum wage, pensions, travel, training, backroom staff and 62p for profit or investment. but on average uk councils and health and social care boards pay £18.45 an hour, with one local authority paying just £...

To the early 1980s. we're now in what you call a bear market. that is to say, if we put the graphic up, a 20% decline since the most recent peak which was around $76 a barrel. we're now at $55. why is this happening? we're in an oversupply situation. we thought with sanctions against iran, we thought with perhaps cuts in opec production, that we would actually have problems and oil prices would be going up. just the opposite has happened. the president has been jaw boning what we used to call jaw boning the market down. today in this day and age it's actually tweeting the market down saying he...