president by pennsylvania republican scott perry, who was among several members of congress who testimony showed later asked for presidential pardons did he contact you directly yes, he did reporter: perry had previously called claims he asked for a pardon a, quote, soulless lie top doj officials debunking conspiracy theories pushed by the president and his aides, including a youtube video suggesting italian satellites were used to switch trump votes to biden, flagged by chief of staff mark meadows. i emailed the acting attorney general, and i said pure insanity, which was my impression of video which was patently absurd. reporter: while trump allies dismissed the committee s work as a democratic distraction. it s a political committee, and the one thing i do know and the american public knows, gas has gone up $1.86 a gallon since the day nancy pelosi announced that
to the war in ukraine. our business corresponent ben boulos reports. itjust doesn t seem to stop going up. 0n the road with taxi driver neil. it was 1.79 yesterday and it s now 1.91 this morning. he relies on fuel for his business, but price rises are having a big impact. well, we re having to put prices up and customers don t particularly like it. they like to know their regularjourney. they do it regularly. they want to know what the price is. and we re saying, well, the price is going up. and they re saying, well, what s it going to be? but what is it going to be? if fuel continues to increase, its going to have to go up and up and up. the average cost for a litre of petrol is now more than £1.80. that means filling the tank of an average family petrol car will set you back more than £99. experts think it could hit £100 as soon as today. diesel prices are at a record high, too, costing an average £1.86 per litre or £102 for a full 55 litre tank. at one petrol station
more than £1.80 per litre. that is a leap of more than 2 pence a litre since monday. the biggest single pricejump in 17 years. it means the cost of filling an average petrol car a ford focus with a 55 litre tank for example is now more than £99. the rac thinks the cost could reach an eyewatering £100 as soon as today. diesel prices are also at a record high costing an average £1.86 per litre. the cost of filling an average family diesel car is already at more than £102. so is there anything we can do to save a bit of money on fuel? let s talk to neil greig a driving expert at iam roadsmart. what a driving expert at iam roadsmart. can we do? the things what can we do? there are lots of thins we what can we do? there are lots of things we can what can we do? there are lots of things we can do what can we do? there are lots of things we can do and what can we do? there are lots of things we can do and the - what can we do? there are lots of things we can do and the rese
the rac motoring group predicts unleaded will cost £2 per litre on most forecourts from today. soaring fuel prices have been driven by the war in ukraine. our business corresponent ben boulos reports. itjust doesn t seem to stop going up. 0n the road with taxi driver neil. it was 1.79 yesterday and it s now 1.91 this morning. he relies on fuel for his business, but price rises are having a big impact. well, we re having to put prices up and customers don t particularly like it. they like to know their regularjourney. they do it regularly. they want to know what the price is. and we re saying, well, the price is going up. and they re saying, well, what s it going to be? but what is it going to be? if fuel continues to increase, it s going to have to go up and up and up. the average cost for a litre of petrol is now more than £1.80. that means filling the tank of an average family petrol car will set you back more than £99. experts think it could hit £100 as soon as today. diesel
business, but price rises are having a big impact. well, we re having to put prices up and customers don t particularly like it. they like to know their regularjourney. they do it regularly. they want to know what the price is. and we re saying, well, the price is going up. and they re saying, well, what s it going to be? but what is it going to be? if fuel continues to increase, it s going to have to go up and up and up. the average cost for a litre of petrol is now more than £1.80. that means filling the tank of an average family petrol car will set you back more than £99. experts think it could hit £100 as soon as today. diesel prices are at a record high, too, costing an average £1.86 per litre, or £102 for a full 55 litre tank. you are going to see £2 become a common sight on lots of forecourts, particularly smaller forecourts and on the motorway. this is not a good time. if oil stays higher, prices could definitely rise. at one petrol station in lincolnshire, the price