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russia blames a ukrainian rocket strike that killed dozens of servicemen on russian troops using their mobile phones. for the first time in a century, the us house of representatives fails to elect a speaker in its opening session. and a mountain and a ski—lift, but where's the snow? the record mild temperatures affecting europe's winter sports. and coming up this hour, has the pandemic changing our working habits for good? the people turning their backs on city life in favour of the zoom towns. a 30—hour wait for an ambulance and 12 hours sitting outside a&e — more distressing...

just after 5 o'clock, this is the bank of england, the city of london, and what used to be called the rush hour. the price of food at the shops hits a new high. latest figures show the average cost of fresh produce soared last month, as suppliers feel the pressure of high energy bills. good morning. lift off for the new world darts champion michael smith, who in a breathless final beats michael van gerwen to lift the famous sid waddell trophy for the very first time. how the power of music is helping people of all ages, and how it affects our bodies and our minds. good morning. a ver...

that's all coming up on impact. welcome to the programme. russia's defence ministry has given a rare statement on a ukrainian rocket strike that destroyed a temporary barracks blaming its own soldiers for the unauthorised use of mobile phones that allowed ukraine to target its troops. russia now says 89 soldiers were killed in the attack on a school in the occupied city of makiivka on new year's day and that officials will be held accountable. ukraine says the death toll is much higher. here's some more of the russian military�*s official statement. the prime minister addresses the...

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Welcome to budleigh salterton in devon. this is the longboat cafe on the waterfront, and for the first time, it's planning to stay open through the winter. last year we were open for the week after christmas and it was just as busy as it was in the height of summer. the high street. there isn't a single empty shop. how's business? yeah, we're doing very well, thank you. i would say 20% up on what we were pre—covid. and the housing market is what estate agents describe as buoyant. it's just been crazy down here during covid — crazy. in what way? well, people were gazumping people — 60,000...