that won t go far enough for some campaigners who want them out of the stadiums completely. when it gets to the weekend, you gamble. case management between health workers at the nhs northern gambling clinic in leeds. once he s finished his current therapy. three in ten people they now see here are women. estimates vary wildly, but hundreds of thousands of people across the uk are known to be problem gamblers. typically our service users are gambling from the moment they wake up in the morning in their bed, they take their phone into the bathroom with them, they take it in the car when they re even driving to work or on public transport, they re gambling at work. the wide availability of the products, the instant nature of it, the way the industry is advertising and marketing to people creates a significant public health crisis and that s what we have. the adverts show the more sociable, celebrity endorsed side of gambling, and the betting and gaming council, which declined an intervie
businesses to manage them. i went to get an oil change and we can t accommodate you there was a shooting next door and that place closed up shop and moved out along several other businesses nearby. this is becoming more and more common. more and more people having this problem where they re trying to get these people off their property and they just won t go. ashley: they won t go but what of the city or state leaders doing about this for making it easier? they are making it easier for them ever since the coronavirus pandemic, they make it easier for squatters to remain in place because they don t have to pay rent. we will pay your legal bills to keep you on the property. so you re not just talking about people who are homeless and moved onto a property but people who signed a lease or whatever it was and stop paying and destroying properties for this small mom and pop landlords that were saving up for their life savings. ashley: why do they not have to pay rent is my question
tremendous contrast between what governing looks like and what the politics of destruction and investigations flick. which is exactly what the biden team wanted to pull off. katy a, your outlets reporting from insider into the legislation missing introduced by house republicans, mccarthy, quote knows that while alter conservative bills could pass with the slimmest of margins, it would be symbolic. many gop members would have welcomed such actions ahead of the 2024 presidential election. in an attempt to create a foil in presidential joe biden. for mccarthy, continually armed twisting the past bills that won t go anywhere may not inspire confidence among independents that will decide legions of house races next year. what challenges lie ahead for mccarthy do you think as the far-right of the party gains more influence? we ve talked so much about threats to his leadership. it also as threats to legislation. one hunted percent, alicia. when we are looking at the status of independents
have total taxes on oil and gas of 75% after those windfall taxes, one of the highest tax rates in the world, although they can offset that against new investments and decommissioning old oil rigs. but as you said in your introduction, one of the eye catching things about their release today was that it was slightly scaling back their target of reducing oil and gas production. they had said they were going to have 40% less oil and gas production by 2030. a new target today of 25% less oil and gas production because they re saying the demand is out there for oil and gas. this war has exposed how reliant we still are on oil and gas. so they re going to keep. they re going to invest a bit more, keep existing oil and gas assets open for longer, which means their oil and gas production by 2030 will fall by less than originally thought. one other sobering message they had today is that gas prices in particular, which have fuelled a lot of the cost of living crisis, won t go back to pre covid
species. that vulture was killed. the zoo says that the cause and manner of death, they re trying to figure that out. but they do say that the death of the vulture was not by natural causes. so they re investigating. they re trying to figure out who killed this vulture. and there is a $10,000 reward for the arrest and the indictment of the individual that s responsible for that. now another obvious question here, are all of these cases related? sure. the police won t go into those details, but in the case of at least two of these instances, they happened on the same day. so it s difficult to separate those. but again, police taking this very seriously. this is a criminal investigation. and it continues. it s ongoing. i want to bring in dan to the conversation, because this is the very latest of incidents in a string of incidents, as rosa mentioned, dan. these two tamarin monkeys were found in the closet of an abandoned home. if anybody is watching the news about what s happening