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Disasters, but by many other menstruaters all around the world. and it's been a problem for so many years, but in the times of a disaster, things gets worse because most of the time the governments or other humanitarian agencies, they don't count menstrual products or other menstrual care items as an essential need. when it is not counted as an essential need, they don't include menstrual products or other supportive items in the emergency response packages. >> now i understand the government's approach so far. they haven't really incorporated this issue of being gender blind. so what's your b...

The heat killed Robert Hunt last summer. But it had help. It's about 10 in the morning on June 30, 2021, when the cops finally...

Crisis, i think, where we can no longerjustify letting them get away with that. while vulnerable families are pushed to the brink... they're raising their prices and theyjust don't understand that for us electricity is the difference between life and death. it is an essential need for ourfamily and our child. one, two, three, four, five... lauren lives in birmingham with her partner sam and their two—year—old son arlo. she's a primary school teacher, and he's an illustrator. they take home just above the average household income of £31,000.

Inflation base effects that were caused by very weak activity and prices this time last year which because they are annual and a matter of arithmetic do not last beyond a year but while they are there, they push up inflation. secondly, we can see, as i havejust said, additional price pressures from various shortages caused by the temporary imbalance in the recovery of supply and demand. sometimes as demand recovers more rapidly as supply. but there is good reasons to think this will not last. thirdly, we think and expect there will be a switch from goods to wild services as the restrictions ar...

Demand will recover in single or not. we will come back to the mansion has when the chancellor rishi sunak begins his speech and we expect that to happen pretty soon. let's bring you other main news whilst we wait for that. the clothing retailer, gap, has announced it's closing all 81 of its stores in the uk and ireland and will trade only online. the company has not disclosed how many employees the closures will affect, but will shortly start a consultation process with the staff. ben boulos reports on what's behind the decision. this is part of the problem. heavy discounting is something tha...