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brought into our system, explicitly by this maga movement is of course not accepting the. so trump s first impeachment was about trying to cheat, what he ultimately failed to do. beat joe biden fair and square. he was abusing, according to all the evidence we heard, he was abusing his power as a commander in chief, and his power in foreign policy, to try to cheat, because he was worried he would lose to joe biden. he had reason to worry that he would lose in a free and fair election he did and it predates the primary. he s so freaked out by biden that well out of the primary is trying to take him out. that s reasonable one. we know reasonable to was the very fast reaction to this horrific instruction which mcconnell in that brief moment, they said this was an insurrection, this was a crime. mcconnell said the justice system can hold him into account. and here we are tonight, with a grand jury returning every request indictment in georgia, and in a journalistic c ....
to stop that co2 from being released into the atmosphere, either by re using it, or storing it underground. take this gas fired power station, for example. as the natural gas is burned to generate power, the carbon dioxide is separated out from it. it s then diverted via another pipeline and stored underground. if the acorn project it is given the go ahead, waste c02 will be piped from central scotland here to st fergus using old pipelines. refineries at mossmoran and grangemouth, as well as a new power station at peterhead, have already signed up. and experts and policy makers say the technology is vital to meeting net zero climate targets. bbc scotland reporter ben philip is in aberdeenshire where the acorn carbon capture and storage project is based. hejoins us now. just take us through exactly what has been announced today for that area. ~ ~ , has been announced today for that area. ~ . , , ., area. well, lucy, we ve been hearing from the premise area. wel ....
congress warning that the treasury would be unable to satisfy its obligations as early as the 1st ofjune. presidentjoe biden will be meeting top lawmakers including republican house of representatives speaker kevin mccarthy and it is now scheduled for 3pm on tuesday after being postponed from last friday. more from new york. in less than two weeks, the united states could fail to meet its debt obligations and if lawmakers cannot come to some sort of agreement. the republicans of continued to demand cuts to social spending before they will agree to raise the borrowing limit. us presidentjoe biden has repeatedly said he would not set conditions and that lawmakers must raise the debt limit because failure to do so would result in an economic catastrophe. some of the possible outcomes ofjob possible outcomes of job losses, possible outcomes ofjob losses, those who depend on social security benefits when i get paid and the most dire of outcomes would be the loss of confidenc ....
i ll try to give you a fascinating snapshot of all the world of business and money. let s start here in the uk, where the economy in the first three months of this year recorded growth ofjust 0.1%. output in consumer facing services fell by 0.8% in march underscoring the impact of ongoing strikes and the cost of living crisis. hardly booming but a far cry from the record breaking recession that the bank of england was predicting six months ago. on thursday, the bank announced a major rethink of its forecasts saying the uk will now avoid going into recession. of course, talking about interest rates. the bank also raised its main interest rate again by a quarter of a percent to 4.5%. that s the 12th rate rise in a row and it puts the cost of borrowing here in the uk at a 15 year high. here s dr steve nolan, senior lecturer in economics at liverpool john moores university. good to see you. hardly the doom and gloom of the recession that was predicted, but let s ....
and, the rising cost of childcare parents are being forced to give up work, while nurseries close is places they re needed most. hello and welcome. we start in ukraine, which was targeted by at least 80 russian missiles overnight in the most significant bombardment since the anniversary of the invasion two weeks ago. we know that at least nine people have died. the targets were across ukraine, from kharkiv in the north to odesa in the south. president zelensky in a statement on telegram said ten regions had been hit. he added that russia would not avoid responsibility . the mayor of the capital, kyiv, said 40% of the capital s residents were without heating. our diplomatic correspondent james landale. this was a pretty comprehensive barrage of strikes across the country largely targeted at energy infrastructure. there have been reports of power cuts across the country to the north in kharkiv to the south in odesa and to the west in various cities. here in northern kyiv ....