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On friday, the low pressure is still firmly in charge. there will be plenty of showers around, potentially merging to give some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western england and northern ireland, closest to that centre of low pressure but it's mild again, temperatures are starting to rise a little bit in scotland with highs heading to 15 degrees or so through the central belt. that low pressure, though, is stuck with us through the weekend, so it's a case of further rain or showers, but it does stay on the mild side. that's your latest, bye—bye.

Thought a fair price wasn't being charged to consumers. the thing i'm finding odd is that i understand the people providing our energy wealth and producing it or under some pressure, though it's worth noting that the profits on the retail side went up. so 0fgen are trying to protect the market. it's not clear they are trying to protect the consumer, and theirjob is to protect the consumer. but i don't understand is why the government isn't looking at the energy market and saying that part of the market is producing excess profits, and they are not profits made off their own good will, but made...

Us now. good morning, dr. lebron quell. >> good morning, thank you for having me on. you are welcome. first person in the u.s. less cholesterol eggs. those of us trying to get healthier older. >> thank you. i spent a year doing premium eggs. >> ainsley: we appreciate that tell us how the supply chain crisis is affecting your industry. >> look at the retail side of shell eggs commodity eggs cage-free and caged and premium eggs free range pasture organic. in our case our brand blue sky family farm blue hens. supply chain challenges because the hen doesn't know that it is

Young man, that i was. this >> team still runs a village shop, mainly, because no one will buy. business has dwindled by 80% since his conviction. and, he feels financially stuck. desperate, to look to the future, but unable to escape the past, and forced to confront the post office on a daily basis. >> sometimes, it's hard, because people may still come in, when i'm here on the retail side, and expect me to be able to serve them. anne >> would have to say? >> no, i can't, i can't allow him to do the post office. it has nothing to do with me. >> how does it make you feel? >> it's horrific. it'...

>> bill: a lot of them bought oil last week when it was up. the bottom line here, is that the administration, the people inside the beltway, do not understand business. remember the supply chain problem. we're just trying to resolve right now. this is all about their misunderstanding of the supply chain for the people who buy, because he used to be a part of this. the people who buy oil or buying for the future. the people who are selling you gasoline at the gas station, first of all they are mom-and-pop's. 150,000 of them. owned less than 5% owned by the oil comedies. they are selling today, ...