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the bank of encland russian brutality. the bank of england raises _ russian brutality.he bank of england raises interest - russian brutality. the bank of england raises interest rates. russian brutality. the bank of. england raises interest rates to 24.5%, the highest level in 15 years. eurovision fever heats up —— to 4.5%. countries take to the stage this evening for the second semifinal. hello and welcome to the programme. we will start with breaking news from pakistan. we have been following events in pakistan after the arrest this week of the former prime minister imran khan and we havejust had an prime minister imran khan and we have just had an announcement from the supreme court saying that his arrest earlier this week was illegal. nearly 2000 people have been arrested so far and five have been arrested so far and five have been killed. this is after imran khan's supporters clashed with the police in a number of cities across the country. this related to his arrest on corruption charges. he has beenin arrest on corruption charges. he has been in a long—running ba

we have the bank of encland contain. we have the bank of england were _ contain. the bank of england were -- meeting i contain. we have the bank of| england were -- meeting next england were —— meeting next week, all eyes on the uk central bank open the fact our inflation is so high, economy is stuttering, we expect another rate rise, i assume? yes, i think with inflation and double—digit doesn't leave the bank of england much choice, but to hike rates again. they do say they inspect inflation to cool across the second part of the year but right now inflation is just too of the year but right now inflation isjust too high be too risky for the bank of england to leave it where it is. let's stay in europe — because in the next hour or so oil giant shell is expected to reveal another quarter of huge profits. it's expected to have made almost $8 billion in the three months to march. that would be down on the $9 billion it made this time last year. but it's unlikely to ease the pressure on the company and its rivals over the amount they are profiting from soaring energ

the department for housing in encland now. the department for housing in england said _ now.using in england said landlords must i in england said landlords must ensure houses over a decent standard and investigate and respond to complaints quickly, the scottish government said floor coverings are the responsibility and personal choice of social housing tenants. right across the uk those on the lowest incomes have no choice. i have been speaking to loads of people queueing up here desperate to get their hands on some of these carpet tiles, doors have only been open a5 knots and they have shifted a5,000 of these carpet tiles, giving away enough carpet for 75 rules, lifeline for anyone lucky enough to get hold of them. stefano is wasting no time getting the tiles cut and laid. no more concrete for learning to call. the floors are finally covered. to call. the floors are finally covered-— to call. the floors are finally covered. , , , ., covered. this will be your full flat done, _ covered. this will be your full flat done, how _ covered. this will be your full flat done, how do

another encland we do about metal time. another england score — we do about metal time.all in i england score for the netball in south africa this summer. chelsea pittman, who left nepal in 2020 to train as a police officer, has been recalled. we've got to prepare the team have options tactically. we pride ourselves on tactical diversity and embracing the different styles that we've got on the team. there's probably more so and potentially one of our greatest advantages against the top nations, so i think that is going to really bode well for us since we will be able to call upon multiple people, multiple positions that also playing a different whilst playing our brand of roses way netball is going to be i think really exciting. at the last world cup in 2019 the rosie's finished third, and the most recent game it was in fourth place. so what gives you the confidence that england could be capable of winning this world cup's i could be capable of winning this world cop'— could be capable of winning this world cu--' ,, . world cup's i guess the confidence comes from _ world

gp surgeries in encland intervention. gp surgeries in england will— intervention.urgeries in - england will receive £240 million to improve the technology they use to give indicator patients, as part of a wider plan from the government thatis a wider plan from the government that is expected later this week to address the problems many people face when trying to make an on the day appointment. labourand face when trying to make an on the day appointment. labour and some gps have said much more help is needed to ease pressure on primary care. getting more phone lines is fine. giving us more money is ok, we need that investment. but actually mean is that investment a long time ago. in 2019, we were promised 6000 extra gps, now, 825 gps less full—time, who are not working. in some places they even have 250,000 patients per one gp. that means the demand is so huge,. one gp. that means the demand is so hu:e,. ., ., . one gp. that means the demand is so hue,. . ., . , one gp. that means the demand is so hu:e,. ., ., . ,., huge,. the announcement comes after the conservat

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reason for the arrest, is it the same in encland? , ., ., same in england? a false imprisonment as well. 0r| be a false imprisonment as well. or an unlawful detention. so, if there was no reasonable grounds for arrest... the one thing that mr twist did mention is there does not just have to be reasonable grounds, there also has to be a necessity to arrest, it is a two—part test. so, you can have a suspicion but thank you can have a suspicion but thank you also have to look, the officer in charge, at the circumstances and say, well, yes, i have that suspicion, but do i need to arrest, is it necessary to arrest and detain this person? and you have to ask the question... it is difficult to know without seeing the full facts of any case what the legal answer is, but yes, i mean, isuspect that case what the legal answer is, but yes, i mean, i suspect that we will see what the outcome... i suspect you will see as much as mr twist was defending those actions, i suspect there will be some fairly swift settlements of those cases. mr smith, can i preface my question t

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