is at ten o clock. right now it is 9.40. so, coming up, we are talking about, will he be a good king? we are talking about king charles. he was prince charles for so long! the coronation, as you probably know, is on saturday. we will be right with you in clydebank, carine, and sian in hull. first i want to speak to tom bower, royal biographer, i read your book about prince charles, tom, it was really interesting and enlightening and it was a peek into a very different world, what are your thoughts about the carolean
reporter: so is it working? nbc news selected several drugs to compare and prices are as claimed often clear lower than competitors, sometimes costing even less than a patient s copay. this leukemia drug retails at a pharmacy chain for more than $1500 a month. with insurance, a typical copay is $30. but at costplus, no insurance needed, $19.40. are there bad guys from your perspective, morally bad guys driving these prices up? i d say that they re misleading, and they try to create the perception that the patient comes first, and they don t. reporter: he says he is able to offer lower prices by bypassing insurers and middlemen, and even plans to make some medications in his own facility. and he says transparency is key. on his bills, customers see what costplus paid for the medication, along with a 15% markup, a $3 pharmacy fee, and a $5
point, the discussions are still ongoing, but the strike shall cause widespread disruption affecting a full week of surfaces. so yes, severe delays on those three dates, but the days in between, surfaces will be impact because it will take time for the network to recover. people watching must be thinking what an awful time to bother travelling, upcoming rail stripes to load strikes, and we have never seen fuel prices so high. in load strikes, and we have never seen fuel prices so high. fuel prices so high. in the last half hour fuel prices so high. in the last half hour we fuel prices so high. in the last half hour we have fuel prices so high. in the last half hour we have had - fuel prices so high. in the last half hour we have had an - fuel prices so high. in the last i half hour we have had an update fuel prices so high. in the last - half hour we have had an update from the rac, who campaign on fuel prices, who keep a very close eye on the current fuel prices. it has gone up
for travellers coming back into the uk, but things aren t so simple in lots of popular destinations. we ll be attempting to explain what the different travel restrictions are, and how they ll affect your holiday plans at 9.40 here on bbc news, so do get in touch with all your questions. you can tweet me @annitabbc and use the the hashtag #bbcyourquestions. crowd boos booing on the pitch for footballer kurt zouma, as police confirm they are investigating footage of him kicking his pet cat. and disappointment for team gb at the winter olympics, as world champion charlotte bankes is eliminated at the quarter final stage of the women s snowboard cross.
it really is a grave cause for concern. and we are seeing every single day people saying, you know, ijust can t do this any more and i m leaving social care. the government says it is putting more money into the care system, including investing in training and regular recruitment campaigns for staff. alison holt, bbc news. around 9.40, we will be talking to the manager of a care home who has had to turn people away. we will be bringing you that a little later this hour. a study into a condition that causes extreme sickness during pregnancy has found that more than half of the women affected considered having an abortion because of their symptoms. the survey of 5,500 women with hyperemesis gravidarum is the biggest of its kind ever carried out in the uk. the condition isn t widely known, but the duchess of cambridge suffered with severe vomiting during all three of her pregnancies. daniela relph has been to meet one woman who recorded a video diary about her experience of pregnancy. i