as sponsors pull out, his former teammate admits using a racial slur. caught in a post brexit row the fishing trawler detained in france for a week has been allowed home. the promise by damon galgut. third time lucky for the south african writer, who s won the booker prize. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, liverpool on the verge of qualifying for the last 16 of the champions league with two games to spare as they faced atletico madrid. good evening. the house of commons voted today to rewrite the system of standards and rules for mps conduct, after the government backed a move to support the conservative mp and former minister owen paterson. the cross party standards committee had said he should be banned for 30 days for repeatedly breaking lobbying rules, which he denies. the government ordered conservative mps to support an amendment calling for that sanction to be reconsidered as part of a new disciplinary process. the vote passed with a majority of 1
the director. alec baldwin speaks for the first time about the movie set shooting that killed the film s director of photography. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. the second and final day of the g-20 summit in rome begins in just a few hours. when it ends later today, the leader of the world s weltiest nat nat nations joe biden will lead today s session on how to free up those vital supply lines. cnn s ben wedeman and kevin liptack are live for us this hour in rome. so, ben, let s start with you. what have been the highlights for you in terms of what s been accomplished so far? well, certainly the most significant thing was the announcement that the leaders of the g-20 had agreed to this corporate income tax. global tax. that is something that certainly is symbolically signals a desire to bring these corporations under some sort of control. now, how it is going to be implemented, however, is another question altogether. there need to
ever quarterly profits making over £7 billion in the first 3 months of the year. that s almost three times the amount it reported this time last year. interest rates are expected to rise again. analysts believe the bank of england, could increase the base rate to 1% the highest level in 13 years. the japanese prime minister is visiting the uk, with the crisis in ukraine and a new defence partnership high on the agenda. fumio kishida is due to speak in the next few minutes, before government meetings later today. and coming up this hour. meeting some of nature s newest arrivals. a new study, following great tits near oxford, suggests spring is starting sooner. and manchester city are out of the champions league after a dramatic semifinal comeback by real madrid securing victory with two injury time goals. ukrainian officials say russian forces have launched an all out assault on the azovstal steelworks in the besieged city of mariupol. around 200 civilians are still b
of the champions league. interest rates have risen to their highest level since 2009. the bank of england has confirmed the rise from 0.75% to 1%. it s part of an attempt to keep rising inflation in check by encouraging people to save money by borrowing and spending less. but as families contend with the soaring cost of living, higher mortage payments will make financial challenges even more painful for millions of households. andy verity reports. the global economy reopening after a pandemic and a war in ukraine, don t ask what that has got to do with the price of cheese. the answer is everything. price of cheese. the answer is everything- price of cheese. the answer is everything. prices are going up weekl , everything. prices are going up weekly. you everything. prices are going up weekly, you know? everything. prices are going up weekly, you know? will- everything. prices are going up weekly, you know? will - everything. prices are going up weekly, you know? will
editorjohn simpson. ourfinal guest is here in kyiv with me, the ukrainian mp kira rudyk, who is also leader of the holos party. let s go to our first question and stay with kira rudyk. josh has messaged in asking, what is the most likely way this war will end? and will it be a long time before it does? as a ukrainian politician, what is your answer to that? the most preferable for us is that russia is weakened to the point when she does not have an ability to continue the war. the tool back the troops and then we continue living in our beautiful country. but when you asking about, look at the sanctions he is putting together that will start acting in six months. so now you know, at least the minimum time. we see that all the minimum time. we see that all the sanctions, all the weapons, it just takes time to get here and to start acting. so i think we need to prepare for a long marathon, rather than to sprint, as everybody thought before. , .,, than to sprint, as everybody