we need to be bold and ready to take a hit, if putin turns off the tap. take a hit, if putin turns off the ta -. ,., take a hit, if putin turns off theta. the tap. ok so that s the situation the tap. ok so that s the situation as the tap. ok so that s the situation as regards - the tap. ok so that s the situation as regards to l the tap. ok so that s the i situation as regards to gas coming in from russia what about the prospect of lng coming from the united states, we have seen germany do a deal with qatar on this and europe pivot away from russia? it is absolutely pivot away from russia? it is absolutely crucial pivot away from russia? it is absolutely crucial to - pivot away from russia? it 3 absolutely crucial to look for other sources of energy, for energy supplies from elsewhere in the united states will have two play a big role here, and a essential part of the discussion when president biden is in brussels today is about what can the us do to support the european union,
somebody else run it. if somebody else can do it, we can do it, so we will carry on, hopefully. costs going up for fish and costs going up forfish and chip shops and potentially prices as customers. let s speak to alistair, the owner at seniors fish and chips and we ve heard from the fish and chip shops that it is costing them more to buy the stock and ingredients, but why are you having to charge more and why is it costing you more as a supplier? itittitli to charge more and why is it costing you more as a supplier? you more as a supplier? with the situation in you more as a supplier? with the situation in europe, you more as a supplier? with the situation in europe, we you more as a supplier? with the situation in europe, we have i you more as a supplier? with the situation in europe, we have a i situation in europe, we have a supply from russia, and 40% of the uk supplies russian vessels and that has led to £150 a case, which is nearly three times an increase in the product
named after the number of shipping containers used in its construction, stadium 974 is the worlds first transportable football arena. able to be dismantled and then reused somewhere else in the future. its design meant building materials were used, but it s the controversy over the human cost of all the development here in qatar in recent years that continues to hang over this tournament. despite reforms, concerns persist over the treatment of labourers, especially on wider infrastructure projects. a football tournament in doha this week, involving migrant workers one telling me more still needs to be done. 0ur problem is our co workers working in the stadium, that s a difficult situation. what are the conditions like for them? like, the accommodations. in one room, 12 people. 12 in one room? yes. england go into the draw among the favourites, having vowed to shine a light on discrimination in qatar, where homosexuality is also illegal. netherlands manager louis van gaal, meanwhile,
that hasn t been sanctioned, in euros and dollars, and that bank would make the conversion afterwards. in bank would make the conversion afterwards- afterwards. in terms of the situation afterwards. in terms of the situation in afterwards. in terms of the situation in russia, - afterwards. in terms of the situation in russia, the - afterwards. in terms of the i situation in russia, the rouble needs to be propped up because it is feeling the biting effect of sanctions. it is feeling the biting effect of sanctions. even during the cold war. of sanctions. even during the cold war, russia of sanctions. even during the cold war, russia was - of sanctions. even during the cold war, russia was still - cold war, russia was still exporting gas to the west, even at the height. so if it wants to stay a gas superpower, it needs to play its cards fairly carefully. i suppose it is about how the rouble and the demand looks to the russian public. that s right, because often with sanctions, i
centre of kyiv? probably 20 kilometres, centre of kyiv? probably 20 kilometres, maybe - centre of kyiv? probably 20 kilometres, maybe 30. i centre of kyiv? probably 20 kilometres, maybe 30. not| centre of kyiv? probably 20 i kilometres, maybe 30. not very centre of kyiv? probably 20 - kilometres, maybe 30. not very far. it is ve kilometres, maybe 30. not very far. it is very close- kilometres, maybe 30. not very far. it is very close. yesterday kilometres, maybe 30. not very far. it is very close. yesterday i - it is very close. yesterday i visited my friends who live on the western part of kyiv and you can basically hear every shot fired even from non artillery tanks and so on, so the war is very real here in kyiv but people try to carry on with their lives even if they hear constant shelling and air raids and sirens. ., . ~ constant shelling and air raids and sirens. ., ., ,, ., , sirens. you talk about life being relatively normal sirens. you talk about life being relatively