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More than of capital of ukraine, more than 2 billion u.s. dollars. >> you make an excellent point about how much they use propaganda. let me close with this. can this war end with putin still in charge of russia? >> difficult question. i am not ready to give you clear answer. right now all experts are on the walls trying to find exit from this situation, this stubborn war, this war from one person, one person who sits in moscow and from him aggressive politics. that's why our unity of democratic countries, the war, everybody has to put so much energy to do it to stop the war.

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Difficult question. i want to still be here and i'll do my damnedest to still be here. the true cost of the pandemic is still hard to calculate. as well as thejob retention scheme, there were loans and grants for businesses to help them through the worst of the crisis, the total cost hit nearly £380 billion. but that support kept the economy moving. businesses were closed and workers stuck at home, but the economy avoided another huge slump. second time around, businesses and workers had learned to better navigate the restrictions. unemployment began to fall, cushioned by the furlough scheme,...

Into a painful hangover. schools shut their doors. travel ground to a halt. and office workers settled down in spare rooms and on kitchen tables, to work from home once again. and for those who couldn't, an extended furlough scheme helped to prop up earnings. the scheme supported the wages of more than 11.7 million people after it launched in march 2020. but it came at a heavy price, and by the time the scheme was wound down in the summer, it had cost more than £70 billion. but even then, many firms feared it was being withdrawn too soon. many still were not able to operate at full capacity a...

And after it launched in march in 2020. but it came at a heavy price, and by the time the scheme was wound down in the summer it had cost more than £70 billion. but even then many firms feared it was being withdrawn too soon. many still were not able to operate at full capacity and warned that without financial help they could be forced to close. how confident are you that you will be here this time next year? difficult question. i want to still be here and i will do my damnedest to still be here. the true cost of the pandemic is still hard to calculate. as well as thejob retention scheme the...