will be announced this morning by the energy regulator ofgem. this is the maximum amount companies can charge households for their energy use. the first rise saw prices to nearly £2000 and it could go up to £3000. average bills will hit £4650. let s hear from some people who are already struggling the heat their homes. #it # it takes a worried man to sing a worried song. we don t have the option sing a worried song. we don t have the option to sing a worried song. we don t have the option to turn - sing a worried song. we don t have the option to turn it - sing a worried song. we don t have the option to turn it off. have the option to turn it off or down have the option to turn it off or down or not put the kettle on for or down or not put the kettle on for the or down or not put the kettle on for the carers because my dad on for the carers because my dad is on for the carers because my dad must on for the carers because my dad isjust so on for the carers bec
upwards again, and fertiliser prices have already been counting for this really large lump counting for this really large jump in farmer s costs. it is jump in farmer s costs. it is worth explaining jump in farmer s costs. it is worth explaining that i jump in farmer s costs. it is worth explaining that ammonia has the nitrogen image, and the nitrogen is required for the soil in orderfor the nitrogen is required for the soil in order for the crops to grow. but also, this other issue around livestock production, because my understanding is that ammonia is also used to stun livestock before slaughter. so without it, what choices do farmers have? ., , it, what choices do farmers have? . , ., , have? yeah, there is the double whammy potentially have? yeah, there is the double whammy potentially for - whammy potentially for livestock farmers. not only do they use fertiliser on grass, for example, fed to animals, but c02 gas is a byproduct of that ammonia production, and, yes, as you say
child migrants, and with kent county council unable to take any more, the backlog building up in the county has seen a number of children waiting for over 100 hours for a place in care. the home office has 14 and 15 year olds sleeping on canvas beds. today, the home secretary was questioned by mps, demanding to know why warnings of a child welfare crisis were not heeded. there are many authorities around the country that quite frankly have written to us and said - that they will not take asylum seekers or children, - and have been very, very firm in their resistance, so it s important that we continue to engage and work in a collaborative manner on this. the government insists its controversial nationality and borders bill will stop the people smugglers and the economic migrants, but campaigners say the vulnerable children on the camp beds cannot wait for that law to have any effect. mark easton, bbc news, kent. the city of liverpool has been
we re taking in children. and i said, i need an explanation, taking in children? and they explained that, we have got asylum seekers here for two months. government ministers were warned last year by the prisons inspectorate and the children s commissioner that the welfare of vulnerable children was at risk without urgent action, but the home office has refused to force local authorities to take child migrants and with kent county council unable to take any more, the backlog building up in the county has seen a number of children waiting for over 100 hours for a place in care. the home office has 14 and 15 year olds sleeping on camp beds. today, the home secretary was questioned by mps, demanding to know why warnings of a child welfare crisis were not heeded. there are many local authorities around the country that - quite frankly have written us to i and said they will not take asylum seekers or children and have been very firm in their resistance. - so it s important. that we c
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