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Part of it will come from a temporary windfall tax of 25% on the profits of oil and gas companies. that will raise £5 billion. that tax is precisely what some opposition parties have been calling for since january, prompting the shadow chancellor to say mr sunak had been dragged "kicking and screaming" into a u—turn. here's our political editor, chris mason. it is the one thing that everybody is talking about.— it is the one thing that everybody is talking about. leila tells me the customers at _ is talking about. leila tells me the customers at her— is talking about. leila tells me the...

Forcing them or getting them mental health evaluation. we've got to do this in -- not one thing is going to solve this. it's going to be a cultural holistic change. it's going to be like 9/11. before 9/11 you can get on planes pretty easy. now you can't. it's just everything changes. >> got to want to make a change in the first place. thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. in the wake of this shooting many lawmakers and others are offering their thoughts and prayers but little else. there is bipartisan agreement something needs to be done just no agreement on what that something is. whe...

Northern ireland protocol essentially undermines devolution. 0n the other hand, sinn fein are absolutely furious. michelle 0'neill has said the dup are disgracefully holding society to ransom. i'm sure there will be a few strong words here today but apart from that little else will be done. charlotte, thank yom _ little else will be done. charlotte, thank you. charlotte _ little else will be done. charlotte, thank you. charlotte gallagher - little else will be done. charlotte, thank you. charlotte gallagher at| thank you. charlotte gallagher at stormont. dr clare rice is a research associate a...

There can't be debates, any new ministers cannot be put in place, and of course the new deputy first minister and the new first minister, they can't be elected. it is a very sort of dodgy time at the moment, here, at stormont, in terms of what can be done. essentially, it's going to be pretty dormant here until there is a political breakthrough, essentially. the dup, they said this is notjust a political squabble. they think the northern ireland protocol essentially undermines devolution. sinn fein, on the other hand, they are absolutely furious. michelle 0'neill said that the dup are disgrace...

>> when she came to, she learned mark was in surgery. a bullet had ripped through his liver and intestines. the thought of also losing her husband was too much to bear. they had met 20 years earlier in the prosecutors office. she was an intern, he was working on the side. >> i think it was love at first sight. >> really? >> we'd been inseparable since 1992. and he's just the love of my life. >> and now, the life they had built together flashed before her eyes. a deeply religious woman, she focused on praying for her husband. >> whoever did this was out there? >> we yes. >> and that has to be a...