could europe be facing an energy crisis this winter? it is time to now get it is time to now net down to it is time to now get down to business and we have a question. could europe be facing an energy crisis this winter? that s the fear of some analysts as the price of gas and electricity soars to record highs and supplies are squeezed across the region. energy demand has surged as economies have bounced back from the pandemic. but supplies have come under pressure as governments try to wind down polluting energy sources like coal. natural gas prices are up 170% since the start of the year. and investment giant goldman sachs is among those warning of possible blackouts once the weather turns cold. simon french is chief economist at panmure gordon here in london. good morning to you. this has beenin good morning to you. this has been in the news, rumbling on for a few weeks now but it has come to a head because another problem of outage in the uk. that is right. i think this
take the vaccine or maybe not. maybe this is simply the excuse to fundamentally transform america. because, after all. pandemic theater, fear-mongering and riots won them the white house. so what s the saying fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. after a year of complying and then through leaked emails, investigative reports. constant and public flip flop cd monovalent single behinded machine deciding to not let a good crisis go to waste. we have indicted the biden administration and its co-conspirators every night this week. now here we are in a surreal twilight zone where the cdc is telling the vaccinated to mask up, to protect the unvaccinated. with all we know about the data and observed reality, that s madness covered in crazy sauce. the largest teacher s union is now implying that children may not return to the classroom any time soon and some in the biden administration are even hinting that more lockdowns could be on the way. dr. nicole saphier, and
engagement with students, teachers, families, support staff and communities that rely on our education system. we remain committed to investing £1 billion over the course of this parliament over the course of this parliament over to tackle the poverty related attainment gap. this long term targeted investment improves targeted investment im proves outcomes targeted investment improves outcomes for our children and young people and helps break the cycle of poverty, with recent statistics showing record levels of literacy and numeracy attainment and primary school level and improvement in secondary. as part of this, £130 million of people equity funding will continue to empower head teachers across scotland to invest in the best approaches to improving literacy, numeracy and health and well being of the children and young people in their schools. we will continue to provide £1455 million to councils to maintain teachers in the system and enable councils to offer permanent c
which means, it s time for trump versus cnn. insurrection two. the rematch. greg: so last night donald trump did a town hall on cnn and it went over as well as a spelling beefeded by john federer man. how dare you laugh at that. first, the standing o. for president, donald trump. pla [applause] greg: we haven t seen a welcome that warm since someone came to the view with two cows and a bag of charcoal. what great idea. have a pro-trump audience just to make the heads of what s left of the cnn audience explode. remember, only people who watch cnn work for cnn or other media. seeing people applaud for trump, that s worse than cheering for jaws to eat more children. for an hour plus trump and his debate opponent, the town hall moderator, he talked and she undertalked. to put in seven ballots a piece. mr. president i have to stop you there because there is no evidence obama took them. nixon took them. reagan took them. included a raid on my house. can i talk? ye
which means, it s time for trump versus cnn. insurrection two. the rematch. greg: so last night donald trump did a town hall on cnn and it went over as well as a spelling beefeded by john federer man. how dare you laugh at that. first, the standing o. for president, donald trump. pla [applause] greg: we haven t seen a welcome that warm since someone came to the view with two cows and a bag of charcoal. what great idea. have a pro-trump audience just to make the heads of what s left of the cnn audience explode. remember, only people who watch cnn work for cnn or other media. seeing people applaud for trump, that s worse than cheering for jaws to eat more children. for an hour plus trump and his debate opponent, the town hall moderator, he talked and she undertalked. to put in seven ballots a piece. mr. president i have to stop you there because there is no evidence obama took them. nixon took them. reagan took them. included a raid on my house. can i talk? ye