in british newspapers. jeff mcallister is a trained lawyer and former white house correspondent and head of time magazine s london bureau. vera krichevskaya is a documentary film maker whose independent tv station in russia has been taken off the air. welcome to you all. to have you with this week. it s ukrainians who are bearing the agonies of war, and russians if sanctions are effective who will pay the price. yet each and every finance minister across the industrialised world is having to factor in the economic impact of war. the latest is the chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak. a cut in the tax on fuel for vehicles and accelerating the move to a higher threshold before a tax on workers kicks in couldn t disguise the bigger picture household incomes have fallen by the largest amount since the 1950s. rising inflation, slower growth and a warning from mr sunak that the economy and public finances to worsen potentially significantly . one of the factors in that is the wa
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two weeks in, what do russians know about the war that, in their country, dare not speak its name? europe begins to wean itself from russian energy, but is it fast enough? and as shortages bite, ukrainians restrict exports of wheat, but what of those in the middle east who depend on it? joining us this week henry chu, an experienced foreign correspondent at the la times who, as the us west coast sleeps, is ensuring its readers are kept up to date on what s happening in ukraine. vera krichevskaya is a documentary film maker. she helped to found tv rain, an independent channel in russia which has now been shut down. and joining me in the studio, gabriel gatehouse, international editor for bbc television s newsnight programme. good to have you with us. good to have you two with us as well, thank you very much, and to vera, forjoining us for the first time on this programme. vera, i would like to start with you, if i may. how are russians finding out about what the kremlin calls its spe
and former white house correspondent and head of time magazine s london bureau. vera krichevskaya is a documentary film maker whose independent tv station in russia has been taken off the air. welcome to you all. lovely to have you with this week. it s ukrainians who are bearing the agonies of war, and russians if sanctions are effective who will pay the price. yet each and every finance minister across the industrialised world is having to factor in the economic impact of war. the latest is the chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak. a cut in the tax on fuel for vehicles and accelerating the move to a higher threshold before a tax on workers kicks in couldn t disguise the bigger picture household incomes have fallen by the largest amount since the 19505. rising inflation, slower growth and a warning from mr sunak that the economy and public finances to worsen potentially significantly . one of the factors in that is the war and how it progresses.