Bars and restaurants in Italy display their gas and electricity bills in public to highlight the reality facing businesses amid a surge in energy prices.
fossil fuels. you can t show me where solar power, wind power, is charging the world. it s just not happening at the moment. which doesn t mean i don t support it, it just means let s be realistic on how we get there. the president and the back drop for his remarks this week was a former coal facility. i guess it looks like it s been demolished, the back drop wasn t the most eye appealing. having said that, it will traps transition to this wind center, all well, all good, and years off now. we re in the midst of an energy spike, and particularly the gas and people are looking at their bills and what the this is a family show you can t complete that statement. look at the keystone pipeline, too bad we shut down on day one, 1500 jobs and a lot
£10,000 of your wages tax free and then instead of paying 12% national insurance, you will have to top up to 13 point 25% and more for higher earners. but after facing to 13 point 25% and more for higher earners. but afterfacing criticism, the government of tried to soften the government of tried to soften the blow so from july, the amount you can earn before you pay tax will increase to 12.5 thousand pounds. and then you will be charged a higher rate for national insurance. the government say they will use the extra money for funding the government say they will use the extra money forfunding health the government say they will use the extra money for funding health and social care. it is an extra pressure from middle earners. brute social care. it is an extra pressure from middle earners. social care. it is an extra pressure from middle earners. we have to help families in any from middle earners. we have to help families in any way from middle earners. we have to help families
spring conference in blackpool, the prime minister said president putin s war is intended to cause economic damage to the west. our political correspondent tony bonsignore is here. what else has the prime minister been saying? yes, speaking in the last hour or so, shaun, two things on the prime minister s speech. the first, as you can imagine, ukraine. he called it a turning point and said the end of freedom in ukraine would mean the extinction of any hope of freedom in countries like jordan extinction of any hope of freedom in countries likejordan and moldova georgia and moldova. he said it would be a green light to autocrats everywhere in the middle east, the far east, and he did say he thought president putin had made a catastrophic mistake. the second theme is linked to ukraine of course and that is the cost of living, crisis already there but deepened by the events in ukraine. in particular he wanted to talk about something we have all noticed, our energy bills, fuel bills. thi