children in england today should never be allowed to legally buy tobacco products once they are adults the new recommendations to cut smoking rates. and i m here on the isle of wight where they have made an extraordinary dinosaur discovery. they found the remains of what could be the largest ever carnival discovery in europe. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel the premier league suspends its six year tv deal with russian broadcaster match tv, because of the invasion of ukraine. the cost of filling an average family car with petrol has reached £100 for the first time. petrol retailers are charging on average 182 pence a litre, with some forecourts charging more than £2. the increase is largely blamed on the impact of the war in ukraine on global energy supplies. our business correspondent andy verity reports. this morning, £100 develop the average tank. it’s this morning, £100 develop the average tank- average tank. it s terrible. extremely average tan
two, but by 5p per litre. but the rac says that since then, wholesale petrol amounts have increased by five times that amount. the petrol amounts have increased by five times that amount. petrol amounts have increased by five times that amount. the vmc is somethin: five times that amount. the vmc is something within five times that amount. the vmc is something within the five times that amount. the vmc is something within the chancellor . five times that amount. the vmc is i something within the chancellor buzz might grasp to do and i think there is something that should be done there. it isjust is something that should be done there. it is just unfair that the drivers are paying that in tea. he is probably collecting more tax now and then he was before the duty cut because it has gone up 5p per litre. after the last raising pace, fuel production boosted supply bringing down the oil price. that took five years. in today s has pressed house told konta forced to wait that long. we r
is about to make a speech on how he plans to tackle britain s cost of living crisis, including plans to boost home ownership. we are anticipating he is due to speak in the next minute or so. let s see when he arrives. let s bring injonathan blake who joins us bring injonathan blake whojoins us from bring injonathan blake who joins us from westminster. so, this is following on of course from that vote of confidence in the prime minister. why are they fixed on this is the idea? housing is a crucial issue and i think borisjohnson has identified this as an area where he can position himself politically in a place where he might change the minds of some conservative mps and improve himself in their estimations. of course, home ownership has long been highly regarded and held up as an idea by conservatives that they want as many people to be able to do as possible. a couple of things we re going to hear from a couple of things we re going to hearfrom borisjohnson a couple of things we re goi