lidl agreeing d e— found in favour of lidl agreeing it was a violation— found in favour of lidl agreeingfrom me. i'm back in an hour. you're watching gb newe— an hour. you're watching gb news, britain's— an hour. you're watching gb news, britain's news . news, britain's news. channel l dnfleden— news, britain's news. channel - inflation figures- news, britain's news. channel - inflation figures came- news, britain's news. channeli - inflation figures came out inflation figures came out today and than today and they were worse than expected . consumer price index expected. consumer price index at 10.1. but underlying that 19.1% inflation in food and dnnk 19.1% inflation in food and drink and 26% in housing, water and energy bills. now this has been blamed on all sorts of things. some people who hate brexit always blame everything on brexit, but really arnie the issue isn't brexit, it's central banking because the 12 countries that are still in the eu have higher inflation, including austria, which is famous for providing austrian economists who are pretty conservative types . but the centr

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. >> reporter: attorney mike lidle's client is a supervisory special agent at the irs who is prepared to tell congress the investigation he's been working on has been hampered by what he thinks is special treatment. >> typical items that a law enforcement investigator would take were compromised because of political considerations. >> reporter: lidle wouldn't talk in specifics, declining to identify either his client or the target of the investigation his client helped conduct. can you identify him? >> i can't at this stage, jim. >> reporter: but cbs news has learned the investigation the wistle-blower worked on is about hunter biden. >> what we're doing is being completely cooperative. >> reporter: that was biden two years ago after the doj opened an investigation into his finances. the fbi collected what it believed was sufficient evidence to charge biden with tax crimes. and last year, sent its findings to the u.s. attorney in delaware. since then, silence. why can't your client talk to us directly at this point? av reporter: today lydell sent this letter to congress, claiming his

i've never shopped at lidl. i i've never shopped at lidl. i am i've never shopped at lidl. you, if you were. it was a snew .— would you, if you were. it was a show . williams— would you, if you were. it was a show . williams but he was so show. williams but he was so naburab— show. williams but he was so naburab . — show. williams but he was so naburab . bb-s— show. williams but he was so natural. it's a— show. williams but he was so natural . it's a great- show. williams but he was so natural. c gtt5c qc? natural. it's a great guy. i thought. he's a great guy and he does a mean biryani. i've only got a couple of seconds. yeah, for you're back. back page baddies. stephanie alec baldwin how dare he continue to film russ knowing that a woman's life has been lost. he's going to bbnbsn— has been lost. he's going to bbnbsn bbe— has been lost. he's going to finish the film,— has been lost. he's going to finish the film, try- he's going to finish the film, try and make a success after— finish the film, try and make a success after a— finish the film, try and make a success after a

so tttst— over the last loaf in lidl. so tttst ttet— over the last loaf in lidl.ery farms or hydro or water pumps masquerading testsetty— water pumps masquerading basically hydroelectric dams, tttst— basically hydroelectric dams, tttst tototy— basically hydroelectric dams, which nobody has actually costed in which nobody has actually costed tt ett— which nobody has actually costed tt ett tototy— which nobody has actually costed in and nobody has— which nobody has actually costed in and nobody has thought about the environmental— in and nobody has thought about the environmental consequences. people— the environmental consequences. tesrtt er— the environmental consequences. reorte etteys— the environmental consequences. people are always banging- the environmental consequences. people are always banging on about how renewables are way cheaper than gas, coal et cetera et cetera. not, they're not steeper— et cetera. not, they're not steeper .— et cetera. not, they're not cheaper . they're- {.iiilciiilr?�* not, they're not cheaper . they're not cheaper. cheaper. they'

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lidl argued tesco's branding.logo . a judge agreed and found logo. a judge agreed and found in favour of lidl, saying it was a violation of their trademark rights and copyright . you're up rights and copyright. you're up to date on tv online , dab+ radio to date on tv online, dab+ radio and on the tune in app with gb news the people's channel. time now for headliners . now for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo kearse . and joining me i'm leo kearse. and joining me tonight— i'm leo kearse. and joining me lowplel lo— i'm leo kearse. and joining me loplplel lo po— i'm leo kearse. and joining me tonight to go through thursday's newspapers— tonight to go through thursday's pewepopere or— tonight to go through thursday's newspapers or expert stories sweepe— newspapers or expert stories sniffers lewis— newspapers or expert stories sniffers lewis shaffer and slepleen — sniffers lewis shaffer and slepleep sorry— sniffers lewis shaffer and stephen sorry steve n alan. how are stephen sorry steve n alan. ho

lidl argued tesco's branding.logo . a judge agreed and found logo. a judge agreed and found in favour of lidl, saying it was a violation of their trademark rights and copyright . you're up rights and copyright. you're up to date on tv online , dab+ radio to date on tv online, dab+ radio and on the tune in app with gb news the people's channel. time now for headliners . now for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo kearse . and joining me i'm leo kearse. and joining me tonight— i'm leo kearse. and joining me lowplel lo— i'm leo kearse. and joining me loplplel lo po— i'm leo kearse. and joining me tonight to go through thursday's newspapers— tonight to go through thursday's pewepopere or— tonight to go through thursday's newspapers or expert stories sweepe— newspapers or expert stories sniffers lewis— newspapers or expert stories sniffers lewis shaffer and slepleen — sniffers lewis shaffer and slepleep sorry— sniffers lewis shaffer and stephen sorry steve n alan. how are stephen sorry steve n alan. ho

last year and more people are shopping at the likes of liddell and ld to make their budgets per —— lidl said that the last few weeks have been beyond her worst nightmares. the former first minister was speaking at the scottish parliament for the first time since her husband, peter murrell, the former chief executive of the snp and the party's treasurer were questioned by police and released without charge pending further investigation. ms sturgeon denied that there was any connection between her decision to stand down as leader, and the police investigation. i understand the view that some people might have that i knew all of this was about to unfold and that's why i walked away. nothing could be further than the truth. i could not have anticipated in my worst nightmares what would have unfolded over the past few weeks. the welsh government has today officially apologised for the practice of forced adoptions. thousands of unmarried women were pressured into giving up their babies for adoption in the post—war years. today's apology follows one given by the scottish government last month

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daniel radcliffe will be stocking shelves and it will be waitrose, not lidl because he's a posh.wling a posh. so if it was if it wasn't forj.k. rowling got rupert grint i mean he got to save his life. he's better than daniel but doesn't. le parisien says. daniel but doesn't. le parisien says . and none these will says. and none of these will have a career if it wasn't for. and they turn their back on j.k. rowling . second, it gets a bit rowling. second, it gets a bit controversial. i mean laurence, though, you think though, do you do you think there's anything said for there's anything to be said for there's anything to be said for the of mary whitehouse the fact that of mary whitehouse going telly channels going through the telly channels and saying oh well, there's too many gays on or whatever many gays on box or whatever else . actually, it's the case of else. actually, it's the case of now the gays seeking out non gays act and ask them to say, well doing way too many gays overall. well look at you law, dozens of gays. we need to stick together by filling in full on tonight. y

daniel radcliffe will be stocking shelves and it will be waitrose, not lidl because he's a posh.ng a posh. so if it was if it wasn't forj.k. rowling got rupert grint i mean he got to save his life. he's better than daniel but doesn't. le parisien says. daniel but doesn't. le parisien says . and none these will says. and none of these will have a career if it wasn't for. and they turn their back on j.k. rowling . second, it gets a bit rowling. second, it gets a bit controversial. i mean laurence, though, you you think though, do you do you think there's be said for there's anything to be said for there's anything to be said for the of mary whitehouse the fact that of mary whitehouse going telly channels going through the telly channels and saying oh well, there's too many gays on whatever many gays on box or whatever else . actually, it's the case of else. actually, it's the case of now the gays seeking out non gays act and ask them to say, well doing way too many gays overall. well look at you law, dozens of gays. we need to stick together by filling in full on tonight. yeah this

mm— order to go to aldi and lidl with freezers.— order to go to aldi and lidl with freezers.'t buy fresh fish. no,— frozen all the time. don't buy fresh fish. no, i— frozen all the time. don't buy fresh fish. no, i buy frozen mora— fresh fish. no, i buy frozen from now— fresh fish. no, i buy frozen fish now and— fresh fish. no, i buy frozen fish now and all my veggies. i do buy— fish now and all my veggies. i do buy frozen. _ fish now and all my veggies. i do buy frozen. you- fish now and all my veggies. i do buy frozen. /0. .rt3;3“r: do buy frozen. you see. i tend to buy fresh veggies apart from, you know , peas. oh, i love you know, peas. oh, i love a pea. you know, peas. oh, i love a ma vou— you know, peas. oh, i love a too you ooo— you know, peas. oh, i love a too you r— you know, peas. oh, i love a pea. you see, i like- oh, i love a pea. you see, i like fresh cauliflower— pea. you see, i like fresh cauliflower and fresh broccoli amo— cauliflower and fresh broccoli and hugs — cauliflower and fresh broccoli and things. but— cauliflower and fresh broccoli and things. but ac

budget supermarket hits, including lidl and supermarket hits, including lidl ehh hhh— supermarket hits have a look at some of these numbers, tom, that we've got here. now, the official inflation numbers come out tomorrow. as know , but out tomorrow. as you know, but which excellent consumer which the excellent consumer survey group they have surveyed eight supermarket markets. they have looked at 26,000 products. and you see there which survey says that in february from the year february 2022 to this february, food price inflation was up 16.5. and even though we expect general inflation to come down in march, when the numbers come out tomorrow, food price inflation in march was even higher. 17.2. and if we just change the slide, there you see that ocado, a 49 gram bowl of porridge, a little porridge pot that was up 66. asda 6, an 800 gram slice of white bread, a bafic gram slice of white bread, a basic loaf of bread was up 67% on the year. and in tesco eight sausages were up . an incredible sausages were up. an incredible 73. these are massive numbers. i don't quite see how they can be

now the supermarket giant tesco says it plans to appeal after lidl won a high court battle over branding. that's all rren ne .— rights and copyright. that's all rren ne . r-n— rights and copyright. that's all from me. i'm back in an hour. wew— from me. i'm back in an hour. wew bask— from me. i'm back in an hour. wew naek re— from me. i'm back in an hour. wew naek re .— now back to. michelle |rnanks— now back to. michelle l thanks for- now back to. michelle i thanks for that,- now back to. michelle thanks for that, polly. well, now back to. michelle thanks for that, land. well, now back to. michelle thanks for that, land i'm ll, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm keeping till 7:00 keeping you company till 7:00 tonight. me, martin tonight. alongside me, martin daubney, the journalist and former party keeps former brexit party mep, keeps me company, as does john mcternan. the political strategist and former adviser to tony blair. good evening, gentlemen. lots to get into tonight . you know the drill, tonight. you know the drill, though, don't you? it's not just about us three. it's about you at

, atth— rely on supermarkets like lidl, atth eht— rely on supermarkets like lidl, aldi and iceland.—hone. let me ask precious. okay. well i let me ask precious. okay. well h thhh— let me ask precious. okay. well h thhht hte— let me ask precious. okay. well hthhht ht-e very— let me ask precious. okay. well i think it's very ironic that hehe— i think it's very ironic that hehe tetthhg— i think it's very ironic that he's telling people or even eetwetty— he's telling people or even actually behind— he's telling people or even actually behind this , actually behind this, considering the fact that he was pwtthhg— considering the fact that he was pwtthhg ewt— considering the fact that he was putting out information, misinformation and guidelines thet— misinformation and guidelines thetwe— misinformation and guidelines thet we wee— misinformation and guidelines that we were supposed to follow. so that we were supposed to follow. se ht— that we were supposed to follow. se ht he— that we were supposed to follow. se ht he eet— that we were supposed to follow. so it is sad that— that we were sup

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discount retailers like aldi and lidl have increased their grip on the market as people hunt for lowerple through their doors. sainsbury's hasjust announced it's going to offer exclusive offers for its 18 million nectar customers. but running loyalty schemes is expensive. tesco recently slashed the value of its clubcard points — from june, points will be worth twice their value when cashed in, rather than three times as they are now. and from next month boots' customers will only collect 3p worth of points on their advantage cards for every pound spent, rather than ap — part of a trend as shops try to shift away from long term rewards. because of the cost of living crisis. — because of the cost of living crisis. the _ because of the cost of living crisis, the consumer- because of the cost of living crisis, the consumer wants. because of the cost of living i crisis, the consumer wants to because of the cost of living - crisis, the consumer wants to see value _ crisis, the consumer wants to see value when— crisis, the consumer wants to see value when they _ crisis, the consumer wants to

- found in the cluster of bananas purchased lidl surrey purchased from a lidl in surrey this—mites.-l be the fabulous christine and of christine hamilton and of course, kelly will also course, danny kelly will also have a head to head. you won't want to that. a want to miss that. have a fabulous day. enjoy the rest of these and see you these holidays and i'll see you tomorrow at three. enjoy the weather. hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey- i'm jonathan vautrey here with your tetest— jonathan vautrey here with your latest weather— jonathan vautrey here with your latest weather update from the net— latest weather update from the met ettiee. — latest weather update from the met office. have— latest weather update from the met office. have you been enieving— met office. have you been enieving the— met office. have you been enjoying the easter weekend so tene— enjoying the easter weekend so teee theee— enjoying the easter weekend so far? there has— enjoying the easter weekend so far? there has been plenty of tine—nett- far? there has been plenty of. fine _we'll continue fine weather and we

supermarkets like lidl and aldi are reporting the biggest surge in prices, putting more pressure on millions tt ts— the year. himars is mad, isn't it? it is absolutely insane . and it? it is absolutely insane. and tttte— it? it is absolutely insane. and tttte ttts— it? it is absolutely insane. and during this period for much of the during this period for much of tte teet— during this period for much of tte weer, teet— during this period for much of the year, food prices on wholesale— the year, food prices on wholesale markets have actually teet— wholesale markets have actually teet settte— wholesale markets have actually been coming down. and tomorrow eet— been coming down. and tomorrow eet tte— been coming down. and tomorrow we've got the inflation figures settte— we've got the inflation figures settte ett— we've got the inflation figures coming out from _ we've got the inflation figures coming out from the office for tettetet— coming out from the office for national statistics. and in ttere— national statistics. and in there there _ national statistics. and in there there will be a breakdo