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across the united states. good morning. the premier league returns today with a huge game at lunchtime as manchester city host liverpool, knowing their title chase can't afford an april fool's day slip—up. good morning. it's been the wettest march in over a0 years for parts of the uk, but thankfully the weekend is bringing us something drier and eventually something brighter as well. i'll have all the details here on bbc breakfast. it's saturday 1 april. our top story: households already struggling with the rising cost of living will see many of their bills increase from today. cou...

-led congress, and why it really matters for everything from health care to global and national security, to the balance in your 401k. plus, i will talk to yuri salk, the adviser to ukraine defense minister about a very important week for ukraine, and a -- new evidence that ending roe was not enough for the anti abortion lobby in this country. the war against reproductive rights rages on, and it's worse than you would think. i will call this week's meeting of the velshi banned book club comes together. it is a celebration of mother daughter love and it has been banned. i will talk to...

no right to my testimony. >> that was mike pence last year talking about the january 6th committee which never sent him a subpoena, but now he is facing one this time from the special counsel investigating former president trump's role in the attack on the capitol. meanwhile on capitol hill the first hearing for the select committee on the weaponization of government goes pretty much exactly as you would expect with republicans hitting their usual list of grievances. and also ahead the state department releases new details about the chinese surveillance balloon. it comes as a pro...

to prevail, ukraine needs more western weapons, in particular modern battle tanks. but germany remains reluctant to send in the leopards. well, my guest is ukraine's foreign minister, dmytro kuleba. are ukraine's strategic options being narrowed by wavering amongst western allies? foreign minister dmytro kuleba in kyiv, welcome to hardtalk. it's my pleasure to be with you. it's great to have you back on the show. i'm sure you watched very closely what happened in ramstein, germany, when ukraine's allies met at defence minister level to discuss new weapons supplies to ukraine. what ap...

an official request to the german government. now on bbc news, hardtalk�*s stephen sackur speaks to ukraine's foreign minister dmytro kuleba. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in deep mid—winter, ukraine is taking stock of wartime options. in the short run, kyiv is trying to repel relentless russian attacks around bakhmut in the east. but very soon, other more significant thrusts and counter—thrusts are likely. to prevail, ukraine needs more western weapons, in particular modern battle tanks. but germany remains reluctant to send in the leopards. well, my guest is ukrain...