because they weren t married. and the world cup should be played every two years rather than every four so says arsenal s former manager, arsene wenger. and coming up in the sport, on the bbc news channel. heather knight s stunning century helps england wrap up their series against new zealand and make history along the way in derby. good evening. the government is preparing for the worst case scenario after the collapse of several energy companies due to soaring gas prices. nearly one and a half million customers have been hit in the last two weeks by firms going bust and the government is now working with the energy watchdog ofgem to protect customers if, as feared, more companies go under. smaller and newer providers have been overwhelmed by a global spike in wholesale gas prices. all affected customers will still receive energy while a new supplier is appointed by ofgem but it might be more expensive. here s coletta smith. as the wholesale gas price goes up, suppl
and, the chinese property that was facing demolition, whose owner figured out how to stave off the city s bulldozers posters of xijinping pasted on every surface. joe biden is not having a good week the row with the french, the row over spending within his own democratic party, and now a row over the treatment of haitian migrants massed on the southern border. today, as if it wasn t bad enough, the special envoy for haiti quit, citing in his letter of resignation the inhumane policies of the biden administrration which he said were counterproductive . on tuesday, these pictures emerged of border guards on horse back, with lassoos, forcing migrants back towards the rio grande river to the mexican side. over 1000 of the migrants who had crossed have since been flown back to haiti. in his letter, the envoy, daniel foote, said haiti was a collapsed state which could not cope with the return of thousands of people who lacked food and shelter. here who lacked food and shelte
Ministers prepare for the worst case scenario in case gas prices stay high and more energy companies collapse. nearly 1.5 million people have been hit by firms going bust they might now have to pay more for their energy. we re very unsure who s going to be taking the money next month, who we are going to be paying, who our actual supplier is, and it s very mixed messaging. bp and esso close some of their petrol stations because of a shortage of lorry drivers downing street says people should buy fuel as normal. with the economy under pressure on various fronts, we ll be looking at how the cost of living looks set to rise. also tonight. the death of sabrina nessa one man is arrested and police release this image of another man they are searching for. the mother, the father, and the baby who was taken from them in the 1970s