on whether to launch an investigation into the prime minister. ..madame le pen. head to head for the only time before sunday s french presidential election. emmanuel macron and marine le pen clash in a tough televised debate. and the producers of the alec baldwin western, in which a film director was fatally shot, are fined over a hundred thousand dollars for safety failures. hello and welcome. ukrainian negotiators have offered to hold talks in mariupol to try to save the lives of civilians and soldiers still trapped there, amid growing fears the city will fall to russia. a ukrainian marine commander in mariupol has said his forces are outnumbered, running out of supplies, and in theirfinal days or hours. simonjones has the latest. much of the mariupol has been destroyed by weeks of relentless russian bombardment. but inside this still works, under constant attack, ukrainian resistance remains. a deadline set by russia for surrender has come and gone, but they re obviously u
a human catastrophe. those are the words the head of the world bank is using to describe the impact of soaring globalfood prices. david malpass has told the bbc that tens and possibly hundreds of millions of people around the world risk being forced into poverty if the crisis continues, and prices keep rising. he s been speaking to our economics editor faisal islam. we are expecting a big new addition to people in extreme poverty and, as i ve said, it s magnified because of the prices. when prices go up, the poor can t afford them, that s obvious, and they get crowded out of the market. out of the market. what we about, if out of the market. what we about, if you out of the market. what we about, if you million? - out of the market. what we | about, if you million? we re talkin: about, if you million? we re talking about, about, if you million? we re talking about, no, about, if you million? we re talking about, no, tens - about, if you million? we re talking abou
what happens now? plus, the senate minority leader appears to freeze as holding a press conference. a woman who worked for serial killer suspect rex heuermann speaks out, saying he used to brag about skinning animals and blushed when other women were in the room. let s go outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, a debacle. a federal judge catching the president s son and his legal team completely off guard, blowing up his deal with the trump-appointed prosecutor. hunter biden walked into court this morning thinking it was fait accompli, this was easy, this was an open and shut, he d be walking out with a plea deal. the deal, he would be spared jail time for illegal possession of a gun in exchange for pleading guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges. but that is not what happened in. a move that clearly stunned both the biden team and prosecutors, the judge called the deal into question, even saying, well, is it even constitutional? cnn was inside th
and back on the prowl how come wolves have returned to belgium after a century. hello and welcome to the programme. it isa it is a very big day for the chancellor today, jeremy hunt. it is the budget of course. free childcare for working parents in england is expected to be expand to cover one and two year olds, in jeremy hunt s first budget as chancellor. currently, only working parents with three and four year olds are eligible for 30 hours of free childcare per week. the plans are part of a uk government drive to encourage more people back to work, to boost economic growth. ben king reports. for lauren from south london, being a working mum is a constantjuggle. forthree being a working mum is a constantjuggle. for three days constant juggle. for three days a constantjuggle. for three days a week, she looks after eight year olds zane while she works from home. on the other two days, she spends an hour or more travelling to nursery. the nursery near more travelling to nur
let s start here in the uk, where, in a few hours time, the chancellorjeremy hunt will unveil his first budget, where he will outline the government s big decisions on spending, and plans for raising or lowering taxes. among the measures he s expected to unveil is a significant expansion of free childcare provision. it s part of a strategy to get more people back to work, given the shortage of staff in some key sectors. the chancellor is also expected to announce a rise in the tax free limit for pension contributions, to encourage people to stay in work for longer. the latest economic figures underline the challenge facing the government, as well as the pressure on household and business budgets. here s our economics editor faisal islam. it is back to work budget, that s a promise, and it was centre on one of the biggest ever expansions of childcare for england with equivalent funding for other nations. parents of one and two year olds will get the same 30 hours of support a