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questioning for itv�*s cheapest i could have, and that will be by mps onjune could have, and that will be by mps on june the could have, and that will be by mps onjune the 14th. that news just coming into us. let's turn to the war in ukraine. a summit of european leaders is just coming to a close. it's being held in moldova — the country which neighbours ukraine to the west. president zelensky has been at the gathering — reiterating that ukraine should urgently be allowed to join both nato and the eu. moldova has become increasingly important strategically, following the russian invasion. a former soviet republic, it has remained economically dependent on moscow — and has struggled for years with pro—russian rebels in its transnistria region. moldova's president said hosting the summit — just 20km from ukraine's border — was a show of solidarity with kyiv. president zelensky was among the first to arrive at the summit. he warned delegates that aside from peace, there are only two options for countries not in the eu and nato — war or russian occupation. every european country that borders russia and that does
many are being enveloped by cloud, certainly crossing in wales, eastern and northern scotland. north—west england with clear skies overhead and may be the odd mist patch and thatis and may be the odd mist patch and that is where we will see the cheapest of the weather. tomorrow we do it again, start cloudy in many places and many places the cloud retreating to the east coast and lingering in northern scotland. under the cloud, these are the temperatures, 14 in skegness, chilly breeze off the north sea. part of north east scotland up to 12 or 13 degrees. furtherwest north east scotland up to 12 or 13 degrees. further west and that is where we will see the best of the sunshine of the sunshine could be in western scotland, 2526 degrees. 23 imparts of northern counties of ireland. forthursday, imparts of northern counties of ireland. for thursday, this is how the days will be for the rest of the week. many starting with a lot of cloud and the cloud retreating and where it will be cool and warm sunshine of 23 degrees. high
and russia launched the first major ground war in europe since world war ii. arthel: the vice president saying there is no more noble work than to serve america in uniform. congratulations is and thank you to all who serve. bill, we're back tomorrow at noon eastern. nice to be with you. bill: yep. ♪ ♪ >> hi, everyone. i'm tammy bruce along with griff jenkins, sara carter and raymond arroyo, and welcome to "the big saturday show." taylor swift has a message for her adoring young fans to want to to see her in convert -- concert this her me mole day weekend, you're on your own kid. ticketses are going for as much as $18,000 a pop, and the cheapest is around $1,000. any swiftie knows the staggering price of a ticket all too well.
open for visitors this summer. it's been a long, wet winter in the uk, but at least the sun is out today in brighton, and i wanted to try to bring a ray of light to all the people who want to get away but are really feeling the high cost of living. with that in mind, i've created a price index. prices in rome are above average for every aspect, particularly fast food and budget accommodation. london and paris have the most expensive airport to city transport. a large beer in the french capital will cost you more than twice as much as the cheapest, which, like every item i surveyed, is in warsaw. so i applied my holiday price index to the albanian capital, tirana, and found that costs are around half of those in warsaw. albania, tucked on the adriatic coast, for decades has been in the shadow of more illustrious neighbours like greece, montenegro,
which became a bone of contention between the us and britain until the uk ultimately bowed to us pressure and ordered its removal. mr president, are you prepared to impose limits on intelligence sharing with britain if they do not put in place some restrictions on huawei? no, because we're going to have i absolutely an agreement on huawei and everything else. so if you have china operating a bit of critical infrastructure, say, a nuclear power plant, you have to... that's a 50—year bet that nothing is going to go wrong politically between you and china or between the united states and china. that's not a bet i would particularly like to make. it is the case, given the new security laws in china, that no chinese company can refuse a request from the government for information. information can be a security risk also. so, frankly, i would, when we're looking at a public sector contract, not always go for the cheapest because it might be the cheapest for the wrong reasons. it might be a trojan horse. it might, if it looks safe now,
they said higher petrol and fuel prices could notjust be blamed on global factors like the war in ukraine, they found evidence of weakening competition, especially at the supermarkets, that retailers were taking larger profit margins than before the pandemic, so as a result pump prices were 5p per litre on average more expensive last year and they would have been if they had had the same profit margins, and they said supermarkets tended to be they said supermarkets tended to be the cheapest but they were not satisfied with the answers they got so they are going to be calling in the supermarket bosses for formal interviews to get to the bottom of it. but they will also have a closer look at grocery prices as well, given the worries about soaring food bills, but to be clear they have not seen any evidence pointing to any specific concerns that prices are higher than they should but they are having a look at it. this comes on
faster, in a way, four years, more than four years of waiting for this day, waiting for her day in court, watching as donald trump stalled, delayed, use the cheapest of all tactics to delay this decision. and, wow. it's traumatic. >> i discovered in studying your testimony today, that i guess i've actually known e. jean carroll a few years longer than you have, but you know are much better than i do. and of bitumen closer to her over the years. i knew her back in the day when she was married to john johnson in that photograph was shown to donald trump of john johnson, her husband, who is then a local tv correspondent. and -- in the deposition, donald trump very dramatically mistakes e. jean carroll for donald trump's