dan edwards, _ cup. we will leave it there. dan edwards, thank - cup. we will leave it there.eep up with the world cup on the bbc news world website, bbc.com/news, or the bbc news app. i am bbc.com/news, or the bbc news app. iam rich bbc.com/news, or the bbc news app. i am rich preston. goodbye. hello there. after the coldest night of the year on tuesday night, some parts struggled to get above freezing, for example, in glasgow, it was —5 celsius all day because of the fog, and it was barely much more than —2 celsius in edinburgh, well below the average. and that cold weather stays with us throughout the day on wednesday and thursday. there's just the hint, though, that by the time we get to the weekend, something milder may well come back in off the atlantic. but plenty of winter hazards between now and then. widespread harsh frost and ice risk, widespread snow showers, freezing fog once again to watch out for. and we've got this band of rain with inland sleet and snow in the south, and you can see that stretches across much of southern england. a blast of northerly winds con

lets cross to buenos aires now where we can speak to dan edwards. the argentinian football podcast aptly named the hand of pod. very good. so what is the mid when site is?— very good. so what is the mid when site is? good evening. so ha- when site is? good evening. so ha - at when site is? good evening. so happy at the — when site is? good evening. so happy at the moment _ when site is? good evening. so happy at the moment -- - when site is? good evening. so happy at the moment -- what i when site is? good evening. so| happy at the moment -- what is happy at the moment —— what is the mood in buenos aires. it feels like a final and it has been celebrated as such. tonight, plans have been flocking to the traditional place for football celebrations for fans after a big place for football celebrations forfans after a big win place for football celebrations for fans after a big win and place for football celebrations forfans after a big win and i think that will continue at there. every single game argentina has played to date, the team has struck a chor

dan edwards speaking to me from buenos aires.lligan, was watching the netherlands victory over the usa with fans in a bar in the hague. this means so much. you know, as i cycle home on the school run, past the windows, almost every home i cycle past during previous games has been broadcasting the football. it is like this whole country has stopped and they are pinning their hopes on this moment of optimism to take them away, to export them from the cost of living crisis. you know, inflation over the last few months has hit record highs here, people are struggling to heat their homes, to buy groceries, and when they can watch this kind of action in qatar, it is almost like stepping into a very hot, veryjubilant oasis away from the reality that exists outside. and, you know, this is one bar in the heart of the hague, and in fact, poignantly, it is called not out, and there are scenes like this right across the country because this is a rare moment of optimism, there is so much patriotism and pride right here. anna holligan there fr

dan edwards are speaking to me earlier. pele has released a message saying he's feeling strong and full of hope — after a newspaper said he was being given end—of—life care. pele, who's 82, had surgery for bowel cancer last year and was readmitted to hospital in sao paulo earlier this week. pele wrote on his instagram account that he was following his treatment as usual and wanted everyone to stay positive and calm. the hospital said his condition was stable. pele won three world cups with brazil and is widely regarded as the greatest footballer of all time. ukraine's president is the latest to criticise the price cap set by western allies on russian maritime oil exports. volodymyr zelensky said that the sixty—dollars—a—barrel limit — due to come into force on monday — is "weak" and will not be viewed as a serious decision in moscow. meanwhile, millions of ukrainians are still experiencing power cuts, and some families have no proper shelter. our correspondent, jessica parker, has this report from the village of kalynivka,

i asked dan edwards, the co—host of the argentinian football podcast �*the hand of pod', what it hader of emotions, the entire evening. from a little bit of schadenfreude, seeing brazil go out, to the very real concern that argentina may be going the same way after it looked so promising, and then at the end, just that joy of seeing lautaro martinez net the winning penalty after more penalty heroics from emiliano martinez. we have two more games of this and i don't know if we're going to get through them. as you mentioned, the netherlands equalising there, pretty close to the end. did you feel like it was going to slip through argentina's hands, at some point? i think another moment you think, we just saw it in the brazil game, when the momentum shift so late and so decisively. it that is very hard for a team to come back and recover from that, but what this argentina team has going for them as they have such a good attitude, such a good team spirit, they were able to ride that out, they pushed it all the way in extra time and just got character to bring themselves through the penalt

to buenos aires now, let's speak to dan edwards.rgentinian football podcast the hand of pod. some tense moments and this was not easily won. has the blood pressure settle? an not easily won. has the blood pressure settle?— pressure settle? an absolute rollercoaster _ pressure settle? an absolute rollercoaster of _ pressure settle? an absolute rollercoaster of emotions - pressure settle? an absolute | rollercoaster of emotions this evening. brazil go out and very real consent that argentina might be going the same way. and then at the end, just that joyce seen, with martinez scoring and emilio martinez saving penalties. you think at moments, when the momentum shift so and state decisively, it is so hard for a team to back and recover from that but what this argentinian team has going for it is they have such good team spirit, they were able to write it out and put it all the way. theyjust have the character to bring themselves and i think that says a lot for that team just as it did coming back from the first day defeat to saudi arab

i asked dan edwards, the co—host of the argentinian football podcast �*the hand of pod'. spoke to him early and asked what it— i spoke to him early and asked what it had _ ispoke to him early and asked what it had been— i spoke to him early and asked what it had been like - i spoke to him early and asked what it had been like watching| what it had been like watching the game _ an absolute roller—coaster of emotions the entire evening. a little bit of schadenfreude seeing brazil go out to the very real concern that argentina may be going the same way after it looked so promising, and then at the end, just thatjoy of promising, and then at the end, just that joy of seeing lao tyrone martinez netted the winning penalty after more penalty heroics from martinez. we have two more games of this and i don't know if we're going to get through them. figs and i don't know if we're going to get through them.— to get through them. as you mentioned. _ to get through them. as you mentioned, the _ to get through them. as you mentioned, the netherlands equalising pretty close to the end. d

i asked dan edwards, the co—host of the argentinian football podcast the hand of pod what it had beenllercoaster of emotions this evening. from scenes as brazil go out to the very real concern that argentina might be going out the same way, after it looked so promising and then, at the end, just thatjoyous scene — lautaro martinez netting the winning penalty after more penalties saved from emilio martinez. we've got two more games of this and i don't know if we're going to get through them. as you mentioned the netherlands equalizing there pretty close to the end. did you feel it was going to slip through argentina's hands at some point? i think at moments, you saw in the brazil game, when the momentum shifts so late and so decisively, it is so hard for a team to back and recover from that but what this argentina team has going for them is they have such a good attitude, such a good team spirit, they were able to ride that out, they pushed it all the way in extra time. theyjust have that character to bring themselves through the penalty shoot—out and i think that really says a lot for

we can now speak to dan edwards, who is a british football podcast host living in buenos aires, fromit rate from your perspective?— perspective? hello, good evening- _ perspective? hello, good evening. it _ perspective? hello, good evening. it certainly - perspective? hello, good evening. it certainly has. perspective? hello, good. evening. it certainly has to perspective? hello, good - evening. it certainly has to be one of the most memorable of all time, just because of the context of two of the greatest players of their generation, mbappe and messi, going together and both coming up with fantastic matches, and just the excitement, the drama at the end. and of course, for all of us who are lucky enough this evening to call argentina their home, an incredible victory celebration which is still very much going on now. just, yes, i memorable, memorable day, a memorable final, and really are brilliant, memorable world cup. and like me, did you think it was all over after those two argentine goals early on? i wanted to. i didn't let myself, because following argentina, you've been down

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dan. >> coast-to-coast and i'm edwards lawrence in for neil cavuto. 2022 lazy, stupid, send me money. they apply and republicans and community and de-pack and thousands of bags remain missing and we'll get you the latest and the airport. first, so president biden signing a massive $1.7 trillion spending package he has now signed into law 5.8 trillion in spending for trump senior in adviser and i want to get your reaction to all of this spending. >> i'll start with that. i've never seen anything like this and fiscal policy and i think biden has probably the most financially reckless president we have and you can't blame this one and joe schummer and pelosi and the republicans were in on this heist. from a political perspective i've never seen conservatives and conservatives and the green new deal. edward: the green new deal was $7 trillion in spending and the president has almost $6 trillion in spending that he's done as they're agenda just succeeded. >> i don't think anyone would have ever imagined and they saw covid as a opportunity to really open the door for opportunity and liberal

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edward, thank you very much. joining me now for reaction is former advisor to energy secretary dan brouliette, victoria coates.oining us. okay, sew now we have the russian cap in place, $60 per barrel. does this really do any serious damage to the russian economy? they're already selling plenty of oil, thank you very much, to china and india, right? >> well, thanks for having me on. i think you're absolutely right. this is at best a sort of a fig leaf over the failure of the united states to really enact the difficult and harsh sanctions that would stop putin and really potentially bring an end to this war. so i think this is just another kinard to make them look like they're doing something. ashley: it is ridiculous. then of course we have the administration saying to chevron, okay, yep, you can go operate some permits in venezuela. what are your thoughts on that? >> again, i mean, it's mind-boggling that we would want to encourage production in venezuela which is also happens to be some of the dirtiest crude on the planet, harvested in an irresponsible way and very, very dirty to refine. and on top of that,