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be burned in another part of the world so the total carbon cost when it comes to our country's achievements isn't calculated and nor do they calculate what is imported into the country. those figures are notjustifiable in the way they're being presented. but doesnt way they're being presented. but doesn't she have a point that a lot of our viewers get in touch and say i don't have thousands of pounds to spend on a heat pump or thousands of pounds 28 my house and the government perhaps is trying to give people a bit more room to breathe? they are giving people as they need at this time room to breathe but what about the children and grandchildren? if they can't afford that and many people who can't, we need a just transition over a period of time so that can become affordable but what wasn't mentioned in any of these conversations are the grotesque profits that are being made by our energy companies, the oil companies and gas companies, at a time when there is a very high degree of volatility in that market which has driven the cost of living crisis. had we not cut the green
people get their money but on prepayment meters, one of the things i think we can be proud of as we got rid of the premium people who are on prepayment meters were paying and thatis prepayment meters were paying and that is really important. you prepayment meters were paying and that is really important.— that is really important. you have set more people _ that is really important. you have set more people will— that is really important. you have set more people will get - set more people will get compensation, how many and when? ofgem are overseeing the spot as many as soon as possible and ofgem will come back with final figures and people see action we can take but it's right we get people compensation.— but it's right we get people comensation. ., . , , compensation. how many people rou:hl , compensation. how many people roughly. at _ compensation. how many people roughly. at the — compensation. how many people roughly, at the moment - compensation. how many people roughly, at the moment it - compensation. how many people roughly, at the moment it is i compensation. how many people | roughly, at the moment it is tiny, 1500 out of 150,000 cases. i ultimately want to see everyone get compensation. it’s ultimately want to see everyone get compensation-— compensation. it's been in lots of race and a — compensation. it's been in lots of race and a gimmick _ compensation. it's been in lots of race and a gimmick in _ compensation. it's been in lots of. race and a gimmick in westminster, allegations about mark menzies, a conservative mp suspended by the party over claims he misused party funds but it is acceptable the tory party do about this for several months, lo and behold he was only suspended when the allegations made their way into the papers? i
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there? >> he's been sort of playing with some fire here in the last few days saying that he wants to do it. he did testify in some of those civil trials earlier this year, but this is a totally different situation. his personal liberty is on the line, not just money but potential incarceration if he is ultimately convicted. but let's not get ahead of ourselves. the prosecution goes from first and they have a pretty big lineups of heavy hitters. michael cohen, the longtime attorney to donald trump turned trump enemy they will be squaring off we don't know exactly when, but he is definitely a big one. there's also stormy daniels. she'll have an opportunity to tell her side of the story. you can see on the screen here some other figures, hope hicks, who was a campaign official back in 2016 david, also on the bottom right, he's not necessarily a household name, but he's super important according to the prosecutor's, it was and trump who agreed to use news outlet
unacceptable and said that she had made it clear to the regulator that she wanted to see people get these payments as quickly as possible. these figures aren't final and often do say that another 1,000 people have already been identified for compensation payments and suppliers have set aside around £200,000 to pay those. and ofgem says they're still working with suppliers to try and make sure that eligible people are identified and that their compensation levels are appropriate. but as the uk who represent the energy companies say that these figures just reflect the small proportion of cases where they say in their review they found the correct processes weren't followed and that's why customers are being compensated as a result. so an update on these figures is expected in the summer. and the minister said today that when she has those figures, she will consider if any further action on this is needed. the distributor of two of the uk's most popular vape brands says it is well—equipped to survive
last look when joe biden hosted japan's prime minister last week for a state visit. >> the president hail the two countries. monumental alliance but there has been friction over a bid by a japanese from nippon steel to acquire the storied american company, us still you are still formed in 1901, was involved in building major american bridges and iconic skyscrapers it helped win world war ii by supplying still for ammunition and ships to land american forces. but over time, the lumbering giant struggled to compete with foreign rivals it also fell behind domestic competitors who embrace innovation. the most recent figures put it at 27th among the world's steel producers in december, us still agreed to a takeover by nippon steel, which offered to pay 40% over the stock price. nippon would inject innovation and efficiency into the ailing american company but the deal
recent figures put it at 27th among the world's steel producers. in december, us still agreed to a takeover by nippon steel, which offered to pay 40% over the stock price. nippon would inject innovation and efficiency into the ailing american company but the deal is in jeopardy. the steel workers union, a suspicious of the new management and opposes the acquisition. prominent republicans and democrats have come out against it, including president biden the deal could be blocked on national security grounds though it's strains credulity to say that a takeover by one of america's closest allies, it's present biden keeps saying poses a threat in fact, i would argue the dealers good for national security because it would bring much needed investment and expertise to bolster american steel production. with the merger, nippon would become the world's second-largest steel producer. able to compete with the industry's biggest players
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there, as i understand it, which has a role in the iranian nuclear program. that's not an accident. i would assume that that would be the city that who's defenses were penetrated in terms of sending a message probably there were a number of nuclear facilities in the region. it said nuclear rich environment and i think you're absolutely right. i think that the alleged israeli strike we have to stress that this is just not taking responsibility is sending that message to there's really no way are in iran that is in for honorable to israeli abilities, including these nuclear sites i'm wondering, you heard in nic robertson report that israel's national security minister posted the slang term, meaning week are lame on social media, presumably referring to the strikes i mean, we know the cabinet is obviously very divided. >> there's these hard right figures. what does it say to