the lionesses need to avoid defeat tonight to lift the trophy because of a better goal difference and are on a record 28 match unbeaten streak under their dutch manage sarina wiegman. they are using the tournament as preparation for this summer s world cup in australia and new zealand, which kicks off injuly. england s james anderson has become the worlds best test bowler again at the age of a0 years and 207 days old. he s now the oldest bowler to hold the top spot since australian clarrie grimmet in 1936. the england seamer replaces australian fast bowler pat cummins at the top after taking 7 wickets in the first test win against new zealand earlier this week. he s now third on the all time list with 682 wickets the world boxing council is to reinstate conor benn s into their rankings after saying they found no conclusive evidence that the british boxer intentionally or knowingly took a banned substance clomiphene.
that republican lawmakers are vowing to unleash. congresswoman debbie dingell is here and she is going to weigh in on that. and what democrats want to accomplish. i have something to say. here we go again, y all. another twist in the ongoing effort to hold the former president, donald trump, accountable for a lawful, and egregious actions. it is exhausting, isn t it? let me get you caught up. attorney general merrick garland announced yesterday that he is appointed the special counsel to oversee two of the investigations involving donald trump. his role on january 6th, and his handling of classified documents. but the move is leaving a lot of people to ask, why? the january 6th attack was 682 days ago, and then all of that
it would cost over £300 more than the shop from the big supermarket. rising prices are also forcing schools to make tough choices. i wouldn t be surprised if we were around £60,000 short at the end of this financial year in march. £60,000. 1.5 teachers. and with food prices continuing to rise, what s the long term cost for britain? malnutrition is a huge concern right now. it s becoming the norm that people aren t eating. and that s shocking to be saying that. food inflation in britain has skyrocketed increasing at its fastest rate in 42 years. yep, let s go. the average annual grocery bill for households is now forecast to rise by £682 this year.
the big supermarket. rising prices are also forcing schools to make tough choices. i wouldn t be surprised if we were around £60,000 short at the end of this financial year in march. £60,000. one and a half teachers. and with food prices continuing to rise, what s the long term cost for britain? malnutrition is a huge concern right now. it s becoming the norm that people aren t eating. and that s shocking to be saying that. food inflation in britain has skyrocketed increasing at its fastest rate in 42 years. yep, let s go. the average annual grocery bill for households is now forecast to rise by £682 this year.
figures but it is getting more expensive. figures out in the last few minutes ust figures out in the last few minutes just make figures out in the last few minutes just make that point so strongly. it shows just make that point so strongly. it shows that just make that point so strongly. it shows that in october, grocery prices shows that in october, grocery prices were on average 14.7% higher than they prices were on average 14.7% higher than they were a year before. and that adds than they were a year before. and that adds about 682 to the typical annual that adds about 682 to the typical annual grocery bill. that is part of the cost annual grocery bill. that is part of the cost of annual grocery bill. that is part of the cost of living squeeze that we talk about the cost of living squeeze that we talk about it so often. people s behaviour talk about it so often. people s behaviour is changing as a result. the figures behaviour is changing as a result. the figure