it is now clear those fears grow to the heart of westminster. tim muffett, bbc news. several murder victims killed by a loyalist paramilitary group were not told by police they were under threat, according to a report. the police ombudsman looked into 19 attacks by the ulster defence association, and found collusive behaviour among members of the security services, paramilitaries, and the police. the time now is 6.17. we should get an update on the weather with matt. what a contrast in temperatures. is that at the same time, those different temperatures? that is in the last hour, yes. good morning. a mass contrast across the uk is mine. 10 celsius, if any man would start in the north of scotland. it further
the games themselves, tech companies are fighting their own battles. but for content, and gaming is fast becoming the most lucrative market in entertainment. the time is 6.17pm our top story this evening. the prime minister has denied categorically that a party he held during lockdown was against the rules. and still to come, do not feed the birds. the latest avian flu outbreak has seen 26 swans culled in windsor, we ll have the latest. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel, new names in the picture for england as they name their squad for the six nations. and a new captain at the helm for wales ahead of the tournament, which starts next month.
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united states and could bring in 380,000 barrels day. open it up. open it up so we don t depend on other countries. even like you suggested it s temporary do it for six months to get the oil prices down and figure out a better solution. steve: absolutely. since day one, the biden administration has had an energy policy regarding the climate. they are not going to let this incursion by russia into ukraine impact their goal. ultimately, but what right now gas is 4.17. what if it s 5.17. what if it s 6.17. ainsley: they are saying it will be by the end of the month. steve: they are saying a barrel of oil 200 bucks at no time. we will have to put our climate agenda on hold for a litigation while and get the u.s. energy production up and running. brian: and convince europe to get off the oil because they get a lot of oil and gas from russia than we do. meanwhile, straight ahead. lawmakers are pushing for russian energy forced to be banned as we have been discussing.
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