below the government guarantee. that s due to falling wholesale prices for gas. but the reality is, millions of households will be facing another increase in their bill this april, at a time when many are already struggling with the rising cost of living. and if you have any concerns about paying or affording your bills remember there s lots of help and advice available on the bbc news website just search for cost of living in your browser. a lot of numbers there, but the takeaway message is to brace for a rise in energy bills because the combination of changes that we ve seen mean that, in reality, the bills people face for the coming year will be higher than what they have paid for the previous year. brace, as ever. thank you very much indeed. . . , brace, as ever. thank you very much indeed. ., a , brace, as ever. thank you very much indeed. . , , , indeed. tracy says, the first ancake indeed. tracy says, the first pancake is indeed. tracy says, the first pancake is always ind
bianna. we re seeing declines in most areas when it comes to flu activity. but the takeaway message here is that the flu season is not over yet. we are still seeing significant levels of flu activity and when you look at the numbers, here is where we are now. so far this season, there have been at least 24 million illnesses, 260,000 hospitalizations. and sadly, 16,000 lives lost to flu so far this season. among those deaths, 79 were in children. and that is what stands out the most to me. it is so significant when you see the deaths in children. and we know that flu infection could turn deadly quickly in our youngest kids. i spoke with a mother in virginia who told me she lost her 3-year-old daughter to flu and her daughter s symptoms progressed within 48 hours leading to mucus in her lungs and sadly that life lost. so the takeaway here, because flu activity could last all the way up to may, it is important
one of the reasons the base is unmoving in their refusal to acknowledge what happened is no officials they trust are giving them other cues. look, could this change turnout on the margins in 2022? sure. i think it was over 90 million separate americans came out to vote against trump in either the 16, 18, or 20 elections. this is a reminder of all the threats those voters saw. having said that, this is more of an issue for 24 than 22. as you point out, inflation and gas prices are overwhelming everything else. i think this will be more relevant when the question comes in 24 about whether the voters want trump or someone who is aligned with him to again control the powers of the presidency. it seems like the takeaway message is this threat to democracy could and will happen again if significant changes are not being made after this, julian. do you feel like the significance is being brought home, especially and i think there were a few articles in
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