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to draw more drinkers in. the general person who drinks a nice pint deserves to have a lesser spend. and they say they're supporting the pubs? i hope it will. i hope it'll encourage people to come because pubs like this need it. do you think it's a good idea? no. why? i think there's already too much tax on wine. you've got a choice, haven't you? don't drink or pay the money. from a health point of view, it's got to be right. does it feel like it's helping you? potentially. but at the moment, everything's going up. so obviously it might have a knock on effect later on. but at the moment, we're not seeing that change at the moment. this is the biggest shake up of alcohol taxes in a fairfew years. and the government says this system is more sensible and fairer, too, because it says having left the eu gives it the freedom to charge different taxes here in a pub to somewhere like a supermarket. but the stronger the alcohol content, the higher the tax and spirits have seen some
are on the rise again after russia pulled out of a deal allowing the safe export of grain here in ukraine. and today's figures are unlikely to prevent another rise in interest rates this week. unfortunately, the bank of england probably still will have to press ahead with higher interest rates on thursday. services inflation still is far too high relative to their target, and so they need to squeeze the economy a bit harder to get that down, too. consumers are trying to cope by changing what they buy in the aisles. for now, overall food prices are still going up. it's just that they're not going up quite as fast as before. emma simpson, bbc news. changes to the cost of booze too — drinking will now be taxed according to how strong they are. dan johnson reports. 0verall, taxes are going up, but by different amounts in different places. and the cost of a pint at the pub is supposed to stay level
in the aisles. for now, overall food prices are still going up. it's just that they're not going up quite as fast as before. emma simpson, bbc news. big changes have come into force today around how much we pay for alcohol, because drinks are now subject to tax based on how strong they are. duty on a pint of 4.5% strength beer is up by 4p if you're buying it in a shop, though the tax will not increase in pubs. a bottle of wine that's 12% alcohol now comes with an extra [illp in tax. and a bottle of scotch, which is at least 40% alcohol, is costing an extra 81p. our west of england correspondent, danjohnson, reports from dorset. overall, taxes are going up, but by different amounts in different places. and the cost of a pint at the pub is supposed to stay level
individuals on the stage to just say, this is the horse that's going to write us to the brave new world. and that base, small though it is, it's outsized in the money it produces, and the power it wields. and that, even in a parliamentary system, can overwhelm the system sometimes. >> just like what happened to will hurd. as you said, booed there just for speaking truth to power. on a personal note, i just want to say that it's the first time i've seen you in person. thank you so much for filling in for me a couple of weeks ago, i really appreciate it. i owe you one, my friend. >> no pleasure, no pleasure. that just took a cold -- >> you've got it. next time i see you. >> a pint. >> consider it done. good to see my front, thank you as always. good evening and welcome to ayman. tonight, the case against donald trump. for the next two hours we're going to break down the important legal developments this week, including that superseding indictment against the ex president and it's nixonian echoes. we're going to explore the
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against donald trump and get rid of this nightmare? >> dude, i've been preaching it for the last six or eight months. i don't know why the party doesn't corral around one of these individuals on the stage to just say, this is the horse that's going to ride us to a brave new world. and they just can't. because that base, small though it is, he's outsized in the money it produces, and the power it wields. and that, even in a parliamentary system, can overwhelm the system sometimes. >> yeah, i was going to say, just look what happened to will hurd. as you said, booed there just for speaking truth to power. on a personal note, michael, i just want to say that it's the first time i've seen you in person. thank you so much for filling in for me a couple of weeks ago, i really appreciate it. the time off -- i owe you one, my friend. >> no pleasure, no pleasure. that just took a cold brew -- >> you've got it. next time i see -- >> a pint -- >> consider it done. good evening and welcome to ayman. the case against donald trump
on a personal note, i just want to say that it's the first time i've seen you in person. thank you so much for filling in for me a couple of weeks ago, i really appreciate it. i owe you one, my friend. >> no pleasure, no pleasure. that just took a cold -- >> you've got it. next time i see you. >> a pint. >> consider it done. good to see my front, thank you as always. good evening and welcome to ayman. tonight, the case against donald trump. for the next two hours we're going to break down the important legal developments this week, including that superseding indictment against the ex president and it's nixonian echoes. we're going to explore the election interference case and how close jack smith is to another trump indictment. and then we're gonna head down to georgia as fulton county d. a. fani willis begins a critical period in her investigation into trump's potential criminality. i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. we want to start tonight's show by looking back for a moment. back to july 27th 1974, which was an inflection point in our country's history. it was on that day the house judiciary committee recommended that america's 37th president, richard nixon, be impeached and removed from office. six republicans joined 21 i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started.
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the days in which we were up against the federal government. the president of the united states was coming after us we felt and its most ardent supporters for just doing our jobs. our jobs was just to make sure everyone could vote and tell the truth. we always had these moments my team when we recognized we may lose this battle over democracy in the moment, we may lose it in the future and that's real. but the courts were the ones who led the line and demanded truth be told. and that's why this concession today or last night was so critical. you can perhaps lie outside the four seasons garden arena or wherever that press conference was to be held, but you can't lie in the court of law. the more we see charges, that helps us get to a pint where we have official affirmation what is fact and what is false. what i've lived through as we've