the supermarket chain asda expands, buying hundreds more petrol stations. ask what it means for customers. and the aston martin bulldog supercar, lost for decades, is being restored to see whether it can do 200mph. and coming up on bbc news, the future of london irish hangs in the balance as they look to complete a takeover by an american consortium by today's deadline. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. russia has accused ukraine of launching a series of drone attacks on moscow. the country's defence ministry says eight drones reached the russian capital though most were brought down. officials have reported minor damage to buildings. a ukrainian presidential aide denied that kyiv was directly involved but said ukraine was enjoying watching the events and predicted more to follow. in kyiv, an overnight russian drone attack killed at least at least one person. if the drones that hit moscow were launched from ukrainian territory, they'd have to travel about 300 miles over russia to get there. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, sent this repo

the chairman of asda has warned of "unintended consequences" if supermarkets are asked to cap the priced that any such move could be "counterproductive". his comments came as supermarket giant asda agreed to buy the uk and ireland business of petrol station giant eg group for £2.2 billion in a deal that will see asda step up its involvement in the convenience food market. bbc business correspondent emma simpson spoke with stuart rose earlier today and asked him what the deal will mean for shoppers. as haven't got a convenience offer. we are now in the convenience business, we have been ambitious for the business the last couple of years. this is a next step of our development. numbertwo years. this is a next step of our development. number two in terms of revenues in the uk. consumers who now go to eg garages over time or get as the prices for petrol. we will run a more efficient business. you have taken on debts to do this deai _ you have taken on debts to do this deai there — you have taken on debts to do this deal. there is some worry that this will lead _ deal. there is some worry t

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— asda, and they also control 70% ot me me— asda, and they also control 70% of the fuel stations— asdaake. no, seriously , you deserve that. you seriously, you deserve that. you deserve that. look. another great on show tonight. great tory on the show tonight. simon clarke. obviously, he was in the truss cabinet . he's very in the truss cabinet. he's very concerned about these new statistics that show 1 in 5 brits very soon will be in the top tax rate bracket. and you've got to admit, jacob, as a thatcherite, that is a very concerned place for your party to be in. so he is hitting back hard on taxes. plus, tom bower in the studio, the royal expert on meghan markle. 2.0 and why prince harry has decided to start another war with the home office about his security. and jacob, i've been meaning to talk to you about this all week. those are really interesting etortee— those are really interesting etortee. tm— those are really interesting stories. i'm tom- those are really interesting stories. i'm tom bower is such a good— stories. i'm tom bower is such a good ptograpner.— stories. i'm tom b

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asda has bought the petrol station group eg for £2.3 billion in a move that will see the supermarketod locations. six police officers are under investigation after a 91—year—old woman had a taser pointed at her and a spit hood placed over her head. the metropolitan police said the woman was distressed after a dispute with her carer and spat at officers. the force has referred itself to the police watchdog. norway and sweden have been monitoring what they believe is an unusual russian spy off their coast — a beluga whale. he first appeared in norway in 2019 wearing a harness with a mount suitable for a camera and the words "equipment st petersburg" on it. now the whale has reappeared off sweden's coast. moscow has never officially addressed the claim that the whale was trained by the russian army — but has previously denied that it trains sea mammals to spy. the debate about sex versus gender was centre stage at oxford university this evening. protesters gathered to object to a talk by the gender—critical academic professor kathleen stock, who believes people cannot change their biolo

a four pack of brown onions from morrisons has gone up from 65p to £1.24 and at asda, which found a packagencrease of 90%.- £2.42, an increase of 90%. three main factors. _ £2.42, an increase of 90%. three main factors, energy, labour- £2.42, an increase of 90%. three main factors, energy, labour and | mainfactors, energy, labourand commodity prices and all of those three have combined over the last year to 18 months to put huge pressure on food prices and it's been a massive challenge for our british farmers here and also retailers. a , british farmers here and also retailers. ., , ., retailers. many commodity costs have been fallin: retailers. many commodity costs have been falling and _ retailers. many commodity costs have been falling and some _ retailers. many commodity costs have been falling and some prices - retailers. many commodity costs have been falling and some prices are - been falling and some prices are starting to come down. tesco announcing some more cuts today. but the pressure is now growing for all of the supermarkets to do as much as they can. emma simpson, bbc news. u

asda introduced a festive summer menu for one pound, the child will be given a plate of pasta with meatballsgetables and an apple slice during the last holidays on easter this offer was used one million 600,000 times in britain in a year , products have risen in price by 20% over the past 45 years. this is a record, as in the rest of europe , inflation is due to the growth of a valuable energy carrier, but britain also has its own geographical feature - it is an island and up to thirty percent of products were imported from continental europe after brexit due to duties. checks at the border, this process has become both longer and more expensive. and most economic experts are now cursing the brand, but there is also one economic optimist. on the island. this is the prime minister. rishonok. he counted whole. two categories of goods that have fallen in price since brexit are beer and feminine hygiene products. however. it makes no sense to be equal to the european union, the situation is not better there. although the rise in energy prices has stopped, food prices have reached a record high f

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asda has brought the petrol station group eg for £2.3 billion and is taking over the irish operations thousand takeaway food locations. norway and sweden have been monitoring what they think is an unusual russian spy off their coast, a beluga whale. you first appeared in norway in 2019 wearing a harness with amount suitable for a camera and the words, equipment saint petersburg on it. he has recently appeared off the swedish coast. moscow has never addressed the claims that the wail was trained by the russian army but previously denied it trained sea mammals as spies. a fresh wave of rail strikes will affect train journeys across the country this week. ongoing disputes between the government and the aslef and rmt unions will see staff take action from tomorrow and into the weekend. our transport correspondent, katy austin, has the latest on the disruption. katy. it's now a familiar warning — parts of britain's railway will again be brought to a halt, with others having limited services. tomorrow it's train drivers, in the aslef union, walking out at train companies. on thursday an ove

. >>> welcome back to the show uk supermarket chain asda is buying the petrol group.t will pick up 3,000 stations as part of the deal which is expected to close in the fourth quarter. the company will generate revenue of 30 billion pounds per year. >>> and tesla and twitter chief elon musk is planning to visit china this week. his first trip in three years. according to reuters he is expected to meet senior chinese officials and visit the tesla hub in shanghai. china is the second largest market after the u.s. and told cnbc earlier this month that the automaker does have problems with its china expansion beijing has declined the meeting on the singapore summit it this weekend. >>> the u.s. house rules committee is set to debate the $34 trillion deal to raise the debt ceiling today this marks a crucial first step before the vote on the bill in congress the debate could be overshadowed by republicans who vowed not to support the package. the bipartisan agreement needs the backing of the house before it can be signed into law. let's check on u.s. futures. the nasdaq look

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and at asda, which found that a packet of frankfurters has risen from £1.25 in 2022 to £2.42, an increaseined over the last year to 18 months to really put huge pressure on food prices. and it's been a massive challenge for our british farmers here and also retailers to get the value, because at the same time, we've got customers who are really challenged with their own spending. so keeping that food affordable as possible is a real challenge for everybody in the supply chain. there's really got to be action. there's got to be action on the key immediate things like labour costs and regulation costs. and there's also got to be a firm commitment for farmers and retailers to invest in the supply chain, and they need the confidence that government can give them in terms of a proper labour policy, and also the incentives to invest in things like innovation. the summit has been widely welcomed, but many stressed that words will only go so far, and that action is urgently needed to help both farmers and consumers. so there is a lot of gloom, but the sun is out this morning. let's have a quick c

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the 60 year old won the asda guardians global nursing award for raising awareness of the condition . a special behind the scenes footage video has been released from the king's coronation when the prince and princess of wales have published a five minute video on their official youtube channel, including footage of them in their coronation robes before being taken to westminster abbey . now, royal westminster abbey. now, royal fans can also have the chance to see in that video prince louis and princess charlotte prepare to leave home at kensington palace . as of the morning of the palace. as of the morning of the service . and finally, the service. and finally, the eurovision song contest final has begun in liverpool, and it got started with a special surprise as . the princess of surprise as. the princess of wales made an appearance playing piano in a pre—recorded opening video featuring last year's winners , kalush orchestra. they winners, kalush orchestra. they were also joined by 2022 runner up sam ryder playing the guitar on the top of the liver building with andrew lloyd webber

the 60 year old won the asda guardians global nursing award for raising awareness of the condition . a special behind the scenes footage video has been released from the king's coronation when the prince and princess of wales have published a five minute video on their official youtube channel, including footage of them in their coronation robes before being taken to westminster abbey . now, royal westminster abbey. now, royal fans can also have the chance to see in that video prince louis and princess charlotte prepare to leave home at kensington palace . as of the morning of the palace. as of the morning of the service . and finally, the service. and finally, the eurovision song contest final has begun in liverpool, and it got started with a special surprise as . the princess of surprise as. the princess of wales made an appearance playing piano in a pre—recorded opening video featuring last year's winners , kalush orchestra. they winners, kalush orchestra. they were also joined by 2022 runner up sam ryder playing the guitar on the top of the liver building with andrew lloyd webber

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the 60 year old won the asda guardian's global nursing award for raising awareness of the condition.she's set up a network of genetic diabetes nurses and has become the leading nurse for monogenic diabetes in the uk . monogenic diabetes in the uk. special behind the scenes footage has been released from the king's coronation. the prince and princess of wales have published a five minute video on their official youtube channel, including footage of them in their coronation robes before being taken to westminster abbey. royal fans also have the chance to see prince louis and princess charlotte preparing to leave home at kensington palace on the morning of the service . and the morning of the service. and the eurovision song contest final began earlier this evening in liverpool, and it got started with a special surprise . the with a special surprise. the princess of wales made a special appearance playing the piano in appearance playing the piano in a pre—recorded opening video featuring last year's winners. kalush orchestra. they were also joined . by 2022 runner up sam joined. by 202

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the 60 year old won the asda guardian's global nursing award for raising awareness of the condition.she's set up a network of genetic diabetes nurses and has become the leading nurse for monogenic diabetes in the uk . monogenic diabetes in the uk. special behind the scenes footage has been released from the king's coronation. the prince and princess of wales have published a five minute video on their official youtube channel, including footage of them in their coronation robes before being taken to westminster abbey. royal fans also have the chance to see prince louis and princess charlotte preparing to leave home at kensington palace on the morning of the service . and the morning of the service. and the eurovision song contest final began earlier this evening in liverpool, and it got started with a special surprise . the with a special surprise. the princess of wales made a special appearance playing the piano in appearance playing the piano in a pre—recorded opening video featuring last year's winners. kalush orchestra. they were also joined . by 2022 runner up sam joined. by 202

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but you can get cheap clothes at asda.

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but i always think i always remember in the front of my mind, walk around asda doing sums being can sumsoscow. the russian defence ministry— outskirts of moscow. the russian defence ministry said it was eien— defence ministry said it was eigni enenes— defence ministry said it was eight drones that were shot down— eight drones that were shot down. nai— eight drones that were shot down. but even— eight drones that were shot down. but even russian journalists— down. but even russian journalists are kind of speculating- journalists are kind of speculating and saying that it was-more. but- speculating and saying that it was-more. but i- speculating and saying that it was more. but i think the was a lot more. but i think the serious implication of this now is viaiinii— serious implication of this now is vladimir putin— serious implication of this now is vladimir putin is saying that iney—nigni- is vladimir putin is saying that iney—nigni ie- they have every right to ieiaeiiy— they have every right to robustly and— they have every right to robustly and aggressively defend inen— robustly and agg