my body down. it just works. order yours now at amber wave .com. well, inflation makes santa s sleigh much lighter on christmas day. and would you be aghast ifs tipping were a thing oslfghter the past? accordinon g to the wall street journal or with dress that americans plan to buy fewer christmas giftschrt and donate less to charity thisa holiday season, which is bad news for nonprofits like unicef and cnn. meanwhile, research out of michigan state finds that consumers are already acting as if this country s in a recession. despite the president s claims that the income incomes are up,r costs are down and his bowels ar movements are solid. up but apparently people plani to spend around seven hundreds bucks this holiday season, downo from the roughly eight hundred0p
better, at least. that was crispin rolf reporting from lincolnshire. research out today shows that half of shoppers surveyed would be using credit plans, including buy now pay later options. and of those paying on credit cards and credit payment plans, a fifth will be doing so for the first time. as you d expect, with the economic pressures people are facing, a vast majority said they would be shopping around for the best deals this christmas, and waiting for the sales. and underlining that squeeze people are feeling, separate research today for the government backed money and pension service suggests that one in six adults in the uk have no savings at all, with over a quarter having only £100 or less. so with tight financial times ahead, we asked shoppers in west london how they were intending to pay for their christmas shopping this year. i was a single parent at 18. if you can t afford it,
in after the crucifixion. chief religion correspondent is taking a closer look tonight good evening, lauren. good evening, which. the trout of turin is one of th most studied and science continues to be the lens throug which the origins are understood , but now it s new technology is being used to strengthen faith as well. in a shroud of turin exhibit at the museum of the bible in washington, d.c. helps visitors get close to the suppose it burial plot of jesus christ. the only carbon dating research and the 1980s revealed the religious artifact that was played in turin italy to be fro some middle ages. by a skilled artist, but new research out of italy that used advanced x-ray technology to examine the national that cloth to be around 2,000 years old. closer to the time of christ s birth. it s fascinating. i think it s something that
on most other continents. last year, an international scheme, called covax, was created to ensure vaccines were made available around the world. with it came many big promises. injune, leaders of the g7 s wealthiest nations pledged 1 billion doses to the scheme. then in september, there were more promises made at the un general assembly. for example, the us donated another 500 million vaccines on top of what it had already pledged. but then research that same month calculated that of the 1 billion doses pledged, just 15% had been delivered. well, new research out earlier also shows big shortfalls as our global health correspondent, naomi grimley, explains. a new analysis from a group of charities, called the pupils vaccine a new analysis from a group of charities, called the poeple s vaccine alliance, shows the huge gap between what the world s richest countries