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learn how to live on our small planet, why not get involved in finding these multitasking solutions.— finding these multitasking solutions. ., solutions. complicated as you sa but solutions. complicated as you say but also _ solutions. complicated as you say but also fascinating. - solutions. complicated as you | say but also fascinating. thank you forjoining us live from honolulu. let's get some of the day's other news. there have been more protests in france following president macron's decision to push through controversial pension reforms. these were in marseilles where they were reacting to a televised speech on monday in which mr macron said he understands the anger caused by changes and promised to restart talks with the unions. there are threats of large protests on may first. encrypted messaging services including whatsapp have jointly called for changes to parts of the uk online safety bill. a number of them have signed a letter asking the government to "urgently rethink" the proposed law. ministers wants the regulator to be able to ask the platforms to monitor users, to root out child abuse images.
news in the gironde. the labour leader sir keir starmer is expected to call for the energy price cap to be frozen in the autumn to help deal with the cost of living crisis. he is due to deliver a speech on monday. with me now is our political correspondent, nick eardley. nick, what more can you tell us? the cost of living crisis is going to be the dominant political issue of the next few months. on monday we get keir starmer�*s strategy, something he says will be fully costed. and as the observer is reporting tonight, a key part of that will be saying the price cap should not go up in the autumn. remember, analysts think it could go up remember, analysts think it could go up to as much as £3500 a year for the typical household. so keir starmer says it should stay under £2000. there are questions over that would be funded but the liberal democrats have already been calling, so it will increase the pressure on
government. we all saw this on monday, at the televised security council meeting held by president putin, a moment in which the russian government decided to recognise and i quote, independent states, sovereign territory controlled by russia's proxies since 2014. they are literally violated ukraine's solitary and territorial integrity on live television before the world. we said that false proclamations would come, declaring that russia would need to defend russian speakers are ukraine, we got that and much more from president putin's speech on monday. and during the speech of the russian ambassador in the general assembly today. no one could have predicted just how dangerous inciting and
same for some reason emboldened? >> this is vladimir putin exposed. this is who he is, and we're seeing it in a way that is generally hidden, much more controlled, and, you know, the speech on monday made clear who he is and the anger that is inside of him. and, with all due respect, this isn't about nato membership,my perspective. putin made it very crystal clear ukraine does not exist as a state. it is part of russia, and he's not going to stop with any declaration. it won't come in any case. but that's not enough. he said yesterday to the azerbaijani president i respect the sovereignty of all the other states but not ukraine because ukraine is different. it's part of russia. >> ukraine is different to him.
of the russian government. we all saw this on monday with the state televised security council meeting held by president putin, an orchestrated moment in which the russian government decided to recognize as -- and i quote -- independent states, unquote, sovereign territory of ukraine controlled by russia's proxies since 2014. they literally violated ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity on live television before the world. we said that false proclamations would come, declaring russia would need to defend russian speakers in ukraine. we got that and much more from president putin's speech on monday and during the speech of the russian ambassador in the general assembly today. no one could have predicted just how dangerous inciting and far
history. >> do you subscribe to the idea that being a nato nation has been a deterrent to putin or not? i say it this way, he's poised to go into ukraine, not a nato nation, the three baltic countries have been left alone. should that tell us being a nato member is a deterrent or not? >> i don't think that i am confident in making that sort of a statement. i feel as though this is possibly the ability of something longer. maya ainge lieu said, show me who you are once, and i should believe you the first time. putin is very much showing us his plans. he's been very clear about them. i don't think he necessarily plans on stopping with ukraine. >> it doesn't look like it. if you listen to the speech on monday, when i think is what you are listening to with mike muck -- mcfaul, do you think europe
a huge impact on factories and manufacturing, about 44% of that sector is likely to be impacted, and the other place we are seeing this impact business as most when it comes to shipping, one of china's most busy port in the north of china. it doesn't even have the power to move to allow cranes to move cargo onto boats, so huge impact on the impact on families as well, unable to heat their homes of the impact has been widespread, and we will have to watch in the coming days to see if it improves. coming days to see if it improves-— coming days to see if it improves. coming days to see if it imroves. ., ~ , . improves. thank you very much, let's bring _ improves. thank you very much, let's bring you — improves. thank you very much, let's bring you some _ improves. thank you very much, let's bring you some other - let's bring you some other business stories. the bank of england governor says interest rates could rise as early as this year. the central bank was making rate could be used to tame inflation, even before the bond buying programme expires he. he said that in a speech on monday, warning that moving too soon to disrupt the uk's still nascent economic recovery.
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