this week is big energy saving week, a national campaign to help consumers cut their fuel bills, save money and save energy. the energy saving trust behind it. they are hoping to guide consumers through the different ways they can reduce energy consumption. they have held this week injanuray for the last four years. philip sellwood, chief executive of the energy saving trust. point out exactly what you're trying to achieve? to persuade people that it's really financially worthwhile to switch suppliers. the average person can save around £300 by switching supplier. so it's not too much about saving energy it's to do with saving money? it's about initially saving money but what we try to do is also put in a message about energy efficiency so people can save money and energy at the same time. you said it's all about switching, in a way it encourages competition but it doesn't encourage saving energy? what we find is as we get people more aware of the cost of energy switching is one means by which we can almost guarantee they will save money. it is a case that we find household to take part in the campaign start a look at their energy

windows on a laptop you have the battery you have a three options that energy saving average and was brought up you know you can trust that i think these are the same functions as you know in i phone as you know . i think rush failed in new york. is apple going to lose sales to use this negative publicity what's the fallout going to be for the company the loss of faith couple i suppose with the realisation that a customer can replace a battery for what thirty dollars and restore performance rather than spend one thousand dollars on a new one. well there mean this is not a technology issue this is not a product problem this is a this is about apple's brand and their consumers love for that brand that their consumers trust in that brand so that the big question here is is this a close shave or a deep cut and i believe apple is bleeding and their response so far adds to the momentum of the of the of the chatter that's going out there i think bezos often says a brand is what people say about you when they leave the room and there's a lot of people talking about apple right now so this is a much bigger problem than i thin

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energy or commitment behind institutions. of the two that you mentioned on in terms of which institutions will save us the press and the political party, those are the two among the least trusted in american life today. they have a role to play for sure and i think in the trump euro that are institutions by and large have done well, actually. are judiciary i think the press is finding its footing and i think the kind of attack on our institutions that i worry might happen with donald trump so far has not been realized in my concerns are different, but i think they stood up pretty well, but those two institutions won't save us. they will if they do their job well i think act as a check on the worst impulses of the president, but if the opposition years we have a moral crisis than the answer will be in the moral formation of individual human lives and that's ultimately what we have to focus in on and deborah mentioned a couple times about loneliness and i think that's quite right. there's a former surgeon general that did a tour of the country because he was curious about finding out what explains distemper in the land and is finding was that there's an epidemic of loneliness an