michael buchanan, bbc news.ets will go up "without doubt" as fuel costs rise. oil prices have jumped as economies recover from the covid pandemic and because of the war in ukraine. willie walsh, who is now director general of the international air transport association, says these costs will be passed onto consumers. today at wimbledon, it was victory for novak djokovic in the men's singles final — with all the details of a gripping match, here's chetan pathak live from wimbledon. good evening. is this year's championships come to an end it is a familiar name on the men's singles trophy. novak djokovic has won for the seventh time, beating nick kyrgios in the fourth set. joe wilkinson reports. novak djokovic and nick kyrgios share a friendship, but as promised, they gave us fireworks. and that is a great set of tennis. powerful and peaceful, first set to kyrgios 6—4. nearest the camera, djokovic was trying to stretch his opponent. think you can get to that one? well, yes, kyrgios could. a triumphant point, but s

michael buchanan, bbc news, dorset.review the direct debits of half—a—million households, suggesting many large rises may not have been justified. 0fgem says it found some energy companies had doubled scheduled payments, when prices had only risen by 50%. it urged six suppliers to take immediate action to tackle issues with their charging processes. a french inquiry has found that liverpool fans were unfairly blamed for the chaotic scenes at the champions league final in paris to divert attention from the organiser�*s failures. riot police sprayed tear gas at liverpool fans, including women and children. at the time liverpool fans were blamed for the trouble — accused of trying to use fake tickets. but today's report says ticketing cannot be considered as the sole or main reason, and it concluded that mistakes were made at every level. 0ur paris correspondent lucy williamsonjoins us from the french capital now. if you read this report and the conclusions, is it a complete vindication of liverpool fans? how would ou vind

michael buchanan, bbc news.not allow violent criminals to terrorise people following the murder of nineteen people in two separate shootings in bars. police say they don't believe the two shootings are linked. but the incidents have refocused attention on south africa's crime rate — and what's driving it — as gail maclellan reports. though south africa has one of the highest per capita murder rates in the world, two incidents this past weekend have left people reeling. in one, in eastern soweto, gunmen opened fire with rifles and pistols. what we know is that the assailants just entered into that space where people were enjoying themselves and the they shot them. as to what is the motive, currently, we don't know but our detectives are hard at work. but there are 20,000 murders a year in south africa and problems in the police force mean that very few are solved. it's a legacy of the decades, the apartheid regime, the rule in south africa until about 30 years ago, more recently, there are huge problems in the po

michael buchanan, bbc news, dorset.f—a—million households, suggesting many large rises may not have been justified. 0fgem says it found some companies had doubled scheduled payments, when prices had only risen by 50%. let's speak to our consumer affairs correspondent, colletta smith, who's in wakefield. explain more about this? we all knew that direct debit — explain more about this? we all knew that direct debit payments _ explain more about this? we all knew that direct debit payments were - that direct debit payments were going to have to go up because wholesale prices increased because there were extra energy levy charges added on to cover the cost of those failed energy supplies. the price cap increased by 54% in that period. the question is, why did so many direct debit payers face a much bigger increase in that? was it justified or was itjust energy companies lining their own pockets? we have heard from the regulator said that the average standard variable tariff during that period increased by 62%. in fact, lots

michael buchanan has spoken to people who are struggling to cope with rising costs.budget. the 19—year—old recently moved into a flat after spending time in a homeless shelter. i have a book to, like, write down things that i have to pay, and i put my rent as the first thing and then i move on to gas and electric. and i kind of leave the food shopping until last, because i feel like i can work around it. leaving food to last, however, means ashanti has to be careful about what she buys. food has gotten quite expensive. but at times, her thriftiness isn't enough. if i run out of money, i just have to go without food. how long have you gone without food? four days at most. four days. a difficult childhood and health problems mean the teenager currently relies on universal credit, for which she gets a quarter less than someone aged 25 or older. there are some young people in tougher situations than older people who genuinely can't afford to get by in life. with seemingly everything on the high street getting more expensive, every penny counts, which is why some young pe

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