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The u.s., it was the uk as well. they banned the import of russian oil, but not gas, critically, and the eu, instead, is looking for the phasing out use of gas over the next few years because it's very hard to switch it off if you're not a massive exporter like you guys are in the states. the way this is affecting prices we do expect to see further increases in brent crude, but they're actually lining and losing some of that steam this morning. this is. happening on the energy companies is interesting it's not just a sim case of oil prices go you and energy majors do well. because a lot of the...

Were at stake. there are millions of children living in poverty in britain today, and their home situations and their families�* financial situations are already untenable and have been becoming increasingly untenable over the last decade, and the impact of the cost of living crisis on those households is going to be, in some cases, fatal. with pump prices, especially for diesel, for which russia is our biggest source of imports, also surging to new records, what was already a crisis for living standards risks becoming an emergency. faisal islam, bbc news. to end tonight's programme, an asto...

Russia goes away. and if that happens prices will drop immediately. but if that don't happen, i'm afraid pump prices could easily rise towards $5 a gallon or even more until we get to the point where folks just have to stop driving at much or even economic activity around the world weakens. that's just the hard reality of the global oil market. when you have this kind of a supply shock, it either goes away or it drives prices higher until demand falls. >> all right. i want to get to this viewer question that we have for you. in viewer is asking if russia only accounts for roughly 3% of our oil...

Russia's the biggest oil exporter to the world, that's a problem that's bigger than the u.s. production capability can solve, unfortunately, in the short term. so, as long as we have this risk that russia's oil may be sanctioned, we've got a problem that's bigger than even the valiant u.s. oil producers can solve. >> so, then, in your opinion, how high could gas prices go? i mean, are we talking 6 bucks a gallon, $7? what do you expect? >> well, we expect gasoline prices will continue rising until one of two things happen. either there's going to be some sort of resolution to this war in ukrai...

National insurance threshold and a 1p national insurance threshold and a 1p cut to income tax even though that will take time to come into force. other measuring up —— enough? no comments a total swindle. and if you look— no comments a total swindle. and if you look at— no comments a total swindle. and if you look at the fine print published yesterday — you look at the fine print published yesterday it shows taxes overall going _ yesterday it shows taxes overall going up — yesterday it shows taxes overall going up by over £1500 per year per household _ going up by over £1500 per ...