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forces have launched an all out assault on the steelworks which is the last ukrainian holdout in mariupol. at least 300 ukrainian civilians are thought to remain trapped. hungary has rejected a proposed eu wide ban on imports of russian oil put forward by the european commission. it requires the approval of all member states to be adopted. the us central bank, the federal reserve, has raised interest rates by half a percentage point, the most aggressive such increase in more than 20 years. the move is intended to tackle rapidly rising prices. amber heard has taken the stand at the defamation trial brought by ex husband jonny depp, describing how she first fell in love with him. but later in her testimony, she said mr depp had repeatedly slapped her. he denies the allegations. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sienna rodgers, senior writer at politcshome s the house magazine, and anna mikhailova, who s deput ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sienna rodgers, senior writer for the house magazine, and anna mikhailova, who s deputy political editor at the mail on sunday. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the main story in the ft is the half point rise in interest rates announced in america, the biggest rise for 22 years. the bank of england makes its decision tomorrow, and the times believes that decision will be to raise interest rates here to 1%. it points that the committee has raised rates in each of its last three meetings. it quotes the pm saying the country is better placed to deal with inflation than in the 80s or 90s. the mirror reports comments by environment secretary george eustice advising people to buy cheaper food, saying the advice is patronising . the guardian previews the local elections, claiming some tory candidates are calling themselves local conservatives to distance themselves from ....
hundred his of civilians are believed to still be trapped there, including 30 children. meantime, more than 150 civilians who evacuated from mariupol have now arrived in the city ap zapporitzia. the others were sent to the donetsk region, according to his separatist government, which ukraine regards as a terrorist group and europe is going further than ever to strangle russia s economy. u commission president is proposing a ban on all russian oil by the end of the year along with additional sanctions. a kremlin spokesman says the moves would punish european citizens as well. scott mcclain is joining us, what are you learning about the fighting that a steel plant in mariupol? reporter: it is not looking good for any kind of evacuation efforts out of that steel plant. anna, you mentioned those images, which are absolutely terrifying to look at where you see that plant getting smothered in smoke, suffocated in smoke, it seems. so i am distracted only because the air raid ....
to choose is fundamental. and as people across the uk prepare to go to the polls on thursday, we hear how the race for power at stormont could bring seismic change in northern ireland. hello and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has hinted he may be prepared to do more to address the rising cost of living but he has dismissed fresh calls for a windfall tax on energy companies. it comes as bp announced it made almost five billion pounds in underlying profits for the first quarter of the year more than double the figure for the same period last year. rising prices and energy bills are expected to be a big issue in the elections across the uk this week. here s our business editor simonjack. bp has driven straight into the middle of a political and economic storm is the soaring cost of fuel and energy has emptied the pockets of consumers and filled the coffers of those who sell it. bp recorded its highest profits in the decade, adding fuel to the far over whether ....