emergency measures to address the energy crisis next week. the exact makeup of that intervention is still to be decided. but a growing number of eu member states are calling for electricity prices to be decoupled from the price of gas, which has soared as a result of russia s war in ukraine. with me is our news reporter azadeh moshiri. we do not know exactly what the european commission is going to set out yet, but what you think is likely? set out yet, but what you think is likel ? ~ ., ., ., is likely? we do have a sense of it. is likely? we do have a sense of it- this is likely? we do have a sense of it. this is is likely? we do have a sense of it. this is one is likely? we do have a sense of it. this is one of is likely? we do have a sense of it. this is one of the - is likely? we do have a sense of it. this is one of the worst| of it. this is one of the worst energy emergencies that the region has faced in decades, and so naturally leaders are looking for really big soluti
messy. for those who think he can hold on or messy. for those who think he can hold on or that messy. for those who think he can hold on or that it messy. for those who think he can hold on or that it is messy. for those who think he can hold on or that it is desirable - messy. for those who think he can hold on or that it is desirable thatl hold on or that it is desirable that he holds on, how did they think he will do that? the he holds on, how did they think he will do that? will do that? the first thing he needs to do will do that? the first thing he needs to do is will do that? the first thing he needs to do is stabilise - will do that? the first thing he needs to do is stabilise the - needs to do is stabilise the cabinet, which is what he tried to do last night by doing a quick reshuffle, bringing in replacements for rishi sunak and sajid javid. then he will try to stagger into the summer break. their summer break starts in two weeks time to stop things change over
listeners know that s not going to happen. i think partly in that what you can read is that he is saying, i ve got the majority, i lead this party to an enormous majority in 2019. voters know what i m like and don t want me to change. he just is treating this like normal mid term blues. people are upset because of inflation, ukraine and all the things going on. but he remains convinced that once it comes to the push and shove of the general election, people will come back to him. he election, people will come back to him. . , election, people will come back to him. ., , ., , election, people will come back to him. .,, ., , him. he was that message to? the british public him. he was that message to? the british public or him. he was that message to? the british public or to him. he was that message to? the british public or to the him. he was that message to? the british public or to the tory - british public or to the tory members, because there is talk now of trying to change t
and committing war crimes. it s telling that the us government has never pursued anyone for any of the crimes exposed in these documents, only the publisher. we believe this case is politically motivated because he has been targeted for his contributions towards journalism and its implications forjournalism its implications for journalism cannot its implications forjournalism cannot be overstated so it will be dangerous for british and american journalists but also elsewhere because this sends a signal that powerful governments can go after somebody anywhere so we are disappointed by this decision of the home office and we hope it will be rectified in the uk courts. hose rectified in the uk courts. how likel is rectified in the uk courts. how likely is it rectified in the uk courts. how likely is it that rectified in the uk courts. how likely is it that julian rectified in the uk courts. how likely is it that julian assange likely is it thatjulian assange would be convicted in th
borisjohnson, quality is a great character to loot him, pleasing to his concerns. the character to loot him, pleasing to his concerns. character to loot him, pleasing to his concerns. , ., ., , , his concerns. the resignation brings further scrutiny his concerns. the resignation brings further scrutiny on his concerns. the resignation brings further scrutiny on the his concerns. the resignation brings further scrutiny on the prime - further scrutiny on the prime minister. of course, we were talking about michael hs2 a lot of focus on his northern ireland policy as well. today the chair of the northern ireland select committee criticised liz truss who he said had towed the hard line set by the brexit wing of the party the erg. simon haore said. by sunday evening, the bill was on version 16a. the erg had seen all previous 16 versions, i had seen none. and today, the former cabinet minister andrew mitchell said this about the government s problems. at times it feels too much li