have to live in so far, we will talk tonight about the us to the decision tonight about the us to the decision to supply cluster munitions to ukraine and the latest request from president zelensky for long range weapons. the war in ukraine and the resulting energy crisis is weighing heavy on the german economy. figures out today such germany is heading into its longest sustained recession since 2008. data from the first two months of this quarter the alliance meets in vilnius next week, a summit at which ukraine s so lets start with ukraine. a lot of news in the past couple of hours. president zelensky has just landed in istanbul where he has been meeting president erdogan. the turkish leader touts a special relationship with president putin, and has in the past served as a go between. but he also, stands in the way of sweden s, full membership of nato. an issue that which will be a major part of the discussions when nato meets next week in vilnius. earlier in the day, on his
average make housing affordable for the average uk citizen. even with that seven average uk citizen. even with that seven have average uk citizen. even with that seven have thousand pound drop in the average house price, the average uk house the average house price, the average uk house price is still nine times the average earnings of a full time employee the average earnings of a full time employee in britain today. so housing employee in britain today. so housing is still deeply unaffordable, completely removed from the unaffordable, completely removed from the real economy. it has become a separate from the real economy. it has become a separate asset class that is part of the a separate asset class that is part of the problem. with our housing systen1~ of the problem. with our housing system. we have to essentially tackle system. we have to essentially tackle the housing market, we will have to tackle the housing market, we will have to build more council hou