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still tops the agenda, with more support measures due to be announced on friday. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. good morning, nick. an unusual self of the prime minster but a big start ahead? , , . of the prime minster but a big start ahead? , ,.,, of the prime minster but a big start ahead? , , ., , ~ of the prime minster but a big start ahead?- that _ of the prime minster but a big start ahead?| and - that _ of the prime minster but a big start ahead? at of that .. - , ~ w , ~ of the prime minster but a big start ahead? at of it is that�* some ts w ~ ~ "7 ~ plans of pla ns of think plans start is”; of her to start is to get some of her strategy this week. thing we going is mm mammal prices. that just energy prices. remember that just before energy prices. remember thatjust before the we had before the queen's death, we had from the prime minister about plans to help households for the next couple of years. we will get the business plan tomorrow, i think it will be broadly similar, will business plan tomorrow, i think it wil and broadly similar, will business plan tomorrow, i think it wil and keep ly similar, will business plan tomorrow, i think it wil and keep prices lar, will business plan tomorrow, i think it wil and keep prices down, will business plan tomorrow, i think it wil and keep prices down, keep. business plan tomorrow, i think it wil and keep prices down, keep some try and keep prices down, keep some sort of cap on them. but it will be shorter term, sort of cap on them. but it will be shorterterm, probably sort of cap on them. but it will be shorter term, probably only a few
iain watson, is in westminster. iain, what's mr zahawi hoping to achieve and what's been the response to this trip? certainly the treasury are saying he is in the united states because he needs to find longer term solutions to the cost of living crisis, there needs to be international cooperation, it is notjust about short—term fixes but other things that might be necessary to try to get the living costs down in the future and to prove what they call economic resilience. but labour unsurprisingly not buying that explanation. they are suggesting he is on a taxpayer funded junket, as they put it, and having an international chinwag when he should be talking to people here about the pressures they are facing on their energy bills. the treasury would say it is not an either or, he is also going to be bequeathing the next prime minster a range of options to help people in the short—term with those soaring bills. and a week today in fact, he could be
we got to make sure we don't judge -- when they do something, -- look at it this way. when theresa may was prime minster, she asked what's the naughtiest thing you ever done. that's a terrible question. she ended up saying, when i was a little girl i ran to the field -- [ laughter ] she was then teased for being boring. here we're seeing someone being teeced. >> there's a huge gap. i am sort of impressed with her energy level. if i make it past 10:30 on a saturday, i'm feeling like wow. i really hit my stride. >> i'm with you on that one. i don't mean to be the naysayer here. you can have a private life but
kwasi _ has proved very popular with voters. kwasi kwarteng is an interesting figure _ kwasi kwarteng is an interesting figure as — kwasi kwarteng is an interesting figure as well because he is a political— figure as well because he is a political soulmate of liz truss, he's _ political soulmate of liz truss, he's indicated that windfall taxes on oil— he's indicated that windfall taxes on oil and — he's indicated that windfall taxes on oil and gas he's opposed to them, labour— on oil and gas he's opposed to them, labour has _ on oil and gas he's opposed to them, labour has said is £29 billion bill to cover— labour has said is £29 billion bill to cover energy bills will be paid by windfall tax. as daisy says, there — by windfall tax. as daisy says, there is— by windfall tax. as daisy says, there is no— by windfall tax. as daisy says, there is no detail but there's actually— there is no detail but there's actually no detail on how this will be paid _ actually no detail on how this will be paid for— actually no detail on how this will be paid for when they come up with a number _ some digging to be done. let�*s turn our attention to the mirror. waste minster, outrage at the 2.6 million waste of subsidised meals. i minster, outrage at the 2.6 million waste of subsidised meals.- minster, outrage at the 2.6 million waste of subsidised meals. i hate to be a -a waste of subsidised meals. i hate to be a party paper— waste of subsidised meals. i hate to be a party paper because _ waste of subsidised meals. i hate to be a party paper because i - waste of subsidised meals. i hate to be a party paper because i am - be a party paper because i am obviously here to talk about the stories and i keep saying the stories and i keep saying the stories don�*t amount to a pile of
which means that they are perfectly normal prisoners of war, they should be looked after appropriately and released back to ukraine as soon as possible, potentially as part of a prisoner swap. but what has happened today, i think, is one of the most extraordinary things i've seen in recent years. british citizens being in a show trial and then condemned to death for no reason whatsoever. the russian ambassador and the russian government need to know they won't get away with this. the defence minster said this is another example of russia violating the geneva convention. of course this is deeply concerning for us as well because, you know, these persons who have been sentenced today to death, they have been... according to the geneva convention,
the rules given he had been in the rules given he had been in the room with exec with the same people for official meetings earlier in the day also it was wrong, he has apologised, he has accepted the penalty and we move on. the mood around _ penalty and we move on. the mood around miss _ penalty and we move on. the mood around miss minster has changed since rows over parties threatened borisjohnson's future. this time, only a view conservative mps have called for him to stand down. but there could do more things to come. the prime letter can't be certain where the story goes next. nick eardley, bbc news, westminster. let's have all the latest sports news. hello. i'm gavin ramjaun. this is your update from the bbc sport centre. barcelona lost their second game in a row following their exit in the europa league last week. they lost at home to cadiz in la liga on monday night. lucas perez got the only goal of the game for the visitors shortly after half—time. it's their first ever win against barcelona at the camp nou. barca had their chances, but were denied by cadiz keeper jeremiah ledesma who made several important saves. it's a first defeat of 2022 for barca in la liga. they sit second, with cadiz
and today, right across the country, they will. stephen cotterell was confirmed as archbishop of york in the early months of the pandemic and for the first time, he will deliver his easter sermon to a packed york minster. it will be a message of hope, but he also has on his mind the treatment of refugees. it is hope, but he also has on his mind the treatment of refugees. it is my exoerience — the treatment of refugees. it is my experience that _ the treatment of refugees. it is my experience that you _ the treatment of refugees. it is my experience that you don't - the treatment of refugees. it is my experience that you don't solve - the treatment of refugees. it is my experience that you don't solve a l experience that you don't solve a problem by moving it somewhere else, that the hard reality of our world at the moment is that there is war and conflict in europe and in other places, there is real poverty in our own nation, and the cost of living crisis, these things are, and we have to solve them the men are joined up way, just moving into another part of the world does not solve it. fit another part of the world does not solve it. u, , another part of the world does not solve it. _, , . . , another part of the world does not solve it. , . . ,., solve it. of course churches and faith organisations _ solve it. of course churches and faith organisations in _ solve it. of course churches and faith organisations in general i solve it. of course churches and i faith organisations in general have helped support refugees, these three syrian brothers have been housed by a church not farfrom syrian brothers have been housed by a church not far from the minster. when i came here i found everything
of our hardest workers. teammate t.j. watt tweeting, haskins was always making people smile, never taking life for granted. >> they're overcome with just the grief of it all. >> reporter: brooke pryor covers the pittsburgh steelers for espn. >> this is a guy who is known for his smile and just being vivacious and just being a person that you want to be around. >> reporter: haskins setting big 10 single-season records in passing yards and passing touchdowns, but after being drafted, he struggled adjusting to the pressures of being a franchise quarterback. after washington cut him, pittsburgh provided a second chance. >> one thing he said that really stuck out to me is he said, "i feel like i'm growing into who i want to be." >> reporter: washington commanders team president jason wright called haskins a young man of great intellect who cared deeply about his loved ones and the world. dwayne haskins would have been 25 next month. whit? >> alex presha with those sad developments tonight. thank you. overseas now, and israel's prime minster vowing the country's security forces will,
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