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speaking to ofgem's you very much.n figure, which is released by the office for national statistics, is expected to rise from half a million people in 2021 to a record 700,000. it comes just days after the government announced that dependents of international students will no longer be able to get a visa to live in the uk. the governor of florida, ron desantis, has launched his bid to become the next us president. hejoins a growing list of candidates looking to challenge donald trump as the republican party nominee. the 44—year—old announced his plans on twitter but they didn't quite go to plan, as our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. decline is a choice. success is attainable. a big american flag, dramatic music and a warning only he can fix the problems. just what you would expect from a candidate aiming for the top job. ..and integrity to our institutions. i'm ron desantis and i'm running for president to lead our great american comeback. we have so many people here that i think we are melting the se

now, in other news, ofgem now, in other big news, ofgem hte— now, in other big news, ofgem has announcedt we can lower those costs . it is we can lower those costs. it is it's a crucial issue because it's a crucial issue because it's one of those things that if your energy costs are very high, then everything that you do is more expensive, your food is more expensive, your food is more expensive, your food is more expensive, your transportation is more expensive, everything is more expensive, everything is more expensive , and your businesses expensive, and your businesses can't be competitive . so it's a can't be competitive. so it's a real priority to do this. and i think with some of these energy reforms that are coming, we will see we will see more competition and lower prices going forward. i know you're pressed for time. i know you're pressed for time. i was just going to ask you ttout— i was just going to ask you ttout thtt— i was just going to ask you about that and— i was just going to ask you about that and i'm glad you ttteet— about that and i'm glad you raised that. _ about t

the energy regulator ofgem has lowered its price cap for the typical household bill to £2,076 pounds, course, depend on how much energy people use. our personal finance correspondent kevin peachey believes the energy crisis is farfrom over. energy price is clearly a global issue with an impact on every single household and the news for people in england, wales and scotland is that that new price cap that comes into effect injuly, it will mean lower bills. about £430 a year lower, just over £2000 lower a year for the average household. the crisis is not over because what analysts are suggesting is that these prices will remain relatively high around the £2000 a year mark for, certainly the rest of the year and possibly beyond. and the impact of that is clearly that it is much higher than it was a couple years ago and for households, that means they are going to have to continue trying to use less energy, trying to keep those bills down, and of course, we had a mild winter in the uk last year, and we may not be the same in the winter to come, on a global level there has been warnings th

the energy regulator ofgem has lowered its price cap for the typical household bill to £2,076, though actual bill will still, of course, depend on how much energy people use. at its peak last year, the price cap reached more than twice that level, but households were shielded from the full impact of energy prices by a government price guarantee of £2,500. let's get more now from our personal finance correspondent kevin peachey. finally some good news. bills are still high but not as high as they were? ., , , still high but not as high as they were? . , , . ., , were? that this is certainly the case. were? that this is certainly the case- energy — were? that this is certainly the case. energy prices _ were? that this is certainly the case. energy prices clearly - were? that this is certainly the case. energy prices clearly a i were? that this is certainly the - case. energy prices clearly a global issue with an impact on every single household and the news for people in england, wales and scotland is that new price cap comes into effect in july, it will mean lower bills. about £430 a y

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cornwall insight predict bills could fall sharply when the new official price cap is announced by ofgem. some good news for household? bear with me, it is complicated. this is about the off gem price cap, which has been largely irrelevant because the government put in a energy price guarantee. the cap set limits for household bills, so people on a typical bill payer won't pay more than a certain amount. it is reviewed every three months, but it has been giving £3000 a month, but because the guarantee is on, nobody has paid more than £2500. the latest production injuly is for that cap to fall to £2031; for the average bill payer, so cheaper for most people. things flipping, and it will be important and interesting how it plays out. they are also predicting it could fall further to £1900 in october, so good news for people with an energy bill. what october, so good news for people with an energy bill.— october, so good news for people with an energy bill. what is behind the surue, with an energy bill. what is behind the surge. and _ with an energy bill. what is behind the surge, and how—

and wales will see their gas and electricity bills come down this summer after the energy regulator, ofgema cut in the price cap from july. it is the first fall in domestic energy prices for nearly three years. but bills remain very high — they are still around double what they were before the energy crisis. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith reports. hello, kirat. you're here! last time we chatted, kirat was very worried about what the winter ahead would hold. so let's have a look and see what you told me a year ago. are you ready? there's more chances of us going into debt with the rises of all the electricity. you were saying there, with higher prices, you're more likely to get more into debt. has that happened over the last year? yes, iam in debt, and i have to ask my family for support. just to cover those energy bills. energy bills, yes, because of the... just to afford them. yeah. kirat and herfamily, like 4 million others, are on a prepayment metre. you just topped up yesterday, right? yes, i did. ok, so there's £39.80 there. how much did you put on yesterday? £50. ok,

wholesale gas has fallen, although you won't see it in your price because that is dictated by the ofgemnflation comes down the track. it came down the track first of all in the form of higher inflation because of the rising price of gas and oil, owing to the war in ukraine and the reopening of the global economy post—pandemic. now deflationary forces are visible, like a sweet light at the end of the tunnel that we are approaching. for example, the prices at factory gates up just 3.9% and the prices of their raw materials up not very much, about 7%. those were up in the 20—25% range a few months ago. so that is why most economists remain confident that inflation will continue to subside, perhaps even next year getting back down below the target of 2%. �* , , ., of 2%. briefly, in terms of battling core inflation, _ of 2%. briefly, in terms of battling core inflation, that _ of 2%. briefly, in terms of battling core inflation, that is _ of 2%. briefly, in terms of battling core inflation, that is the - of 2%. briefly, in terms of battling core inflation, that is the bank - of 2%. briefly,

the uk energy regulator ofgem is about to release its latest price cap — the maximum amount supplierse average household. because the cost of energy has fallen sharply on global markets, that cap is expected to come down from july, saving the typical household annually around £450. hannah miller has been talking to energy users in the east of england who have been struggling to pay their energy bills. since we last came to suffolk, 18—month—old robyn has taken her first steps. and her mum, claire, has been trying to keep the family bills under control. we first met in august, when claire was already cutting back on her electricity use. i am terrified that, when the winter comes, we're not going to have enough for the bills. since then, energy prices have climbed up and are now on their way down. but it's not been all smiles all the time. i really remember how worried you were when we last spoke. how... how was it in the end? i think things were a lot worse than what we expected them to be. obviously, there were subsidies for the oil, so we got the £300 towards the oil. it only covered

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predicts bills should fall by nearly 20 per cent under a new official price cap set to be announced by ofgemd by the uk government because of shortages. pharmacists are being told to dispense only two months�* worth of capsules of utrogestan which is a form of progesterone. the order was issued by the department of health, which says it will ensure more women can continue to access the medication they need. a masked man has climbed up a statue on the front of the bbc�*s broadcasting house in central london with a hammer and chisel. there has been a campaign to remove the statue of prospero and ariel, because the sculptor, eric gill, wrote about sexually abusing two of his daughters in his diary. it�*s the second time the 1930s work at broadcasting house has been targeted. we can see pictures now from israel, where people are protesting against proposed judicial reforms. crowds are gathering at around 150 locations across the country, with the biggest protests are taking place in tel aviv. the protest last weekend was cancelled over the threat of rocket attacks from gaza. the scale of opposit

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ofgem, the body that regulates the uk's electricity network, acknowledges the huge changes required.y to achieve the net zero targets that we have. the grid will be getting £20 billion of new investment for projects like this network of tunnels that carry high voltage cables under london. but this vast national rewiring project will take years to complete. that means lots of new uk renewable plants will have to wait before they can deliver clean power to our homes. justin rowlatt, bbc news. the second eurovision semi final is on tonight in liverpool. 16 more countries competing for ten places in saturday's grand final. david sillito has been meeting some of the entries, including a teenager from greece who's also having to revise for his school exams next week. # well, you know what they said can i take a selfie? of course. thank you. meet victor. he's representing greece, and it would be fair to say he's living the dream. and you are how old? 16. i am 16 years old. that's crazy. and next week, it's gcses. you've got some exams coming up. my gcse is four days after! i'll be studying

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ofgem has announced the typical annual household energy bill will fall to a maximum of £2,074 a yeargy prices. nine people have recent falls in wholesale energy prices . nine people have been prices. nine people have been arrested over the disorder in cardiff that followed the deaths of two teenagers on monday evening . a 16 year old kyrees evening. a 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans were killed in the ely area of the city while riding an e—bike. the police watchdog is investigating after cctv footage emerged showing a police van following the teens before their deaths. 15 officers were injured and cars were set alight and windows smashed in. the violence that followed . all nine people that followed. all nine people remain in custody on suspicion of rioting . the first minister of rioting. the first minister of rioting. the first minister of scotland has welcomed the police chief constable's statement describing the force as instil nationally racist speech at a meeting of the scottish police authority , sir scottish police authority, sir ian livingstone said

and wales will see their gas and electricity bills come down this summer after the energy regulator ofgem over the rest of the year and could edge up in winter. nine people have now been arrested for allegedly taking part in a riot that followed the deaths of two boys in cardiff. four men aged between 16 and 29 were arrested in the ely area and one 21—year—old man detained in tremorfa. it follows four arrests following the disorder on monday. in southern portugal, police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann have finished their latest three—day search. the operation at a reservoir around 30 miles from where the three—year—old vanished in 2007 has been led by german police, who have named christian brueckner as their main suspect. he's currently serving a prison sentence for rape. you're live with bbc news. the head of la liga in spain has said racism can never be eliminated 100%. javier tebas was speaking to the bbc after the real madrid forward viniciusjunior was the target of abuse at valencia on sunday. mr tebas said he believed racist insults could be driven out of the c

ofgem says the first price drop in 18 months reflects recent falls in wholesale energy prices . group has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role in the capitol hill riot. that's the longest jail term ever given over the january 6th incident that sought to keep donald trump in the white house. stewart rhodes was sentenced for seditious conspiracy. he claims he's a political prisoner who, like trump, was trying to oppose people who are destroying his country. in his words . and country. in his words. and finally, nine people have been arrested over the disorder in cardiff. that followed the deaths of two teenage marchers on monday night. 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans were both killed in the ely area of the city while they were riding an e—bike. the police watchdog is investigating after cctv footage emerged shows after cctv footage emerged shows a police van following the teens before their deaths . 15 officers before their deaths. 15 officers were injured and cars were set alight in the streets . in the alight in the streets. in the violence

ofgem says the first price drop in 18 months reflects recent falls in wholesale energy prices . group has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role in the capitol hill riot. that's the longest jail term ever given over the january 6th incident that sought to keep donald trump in the white house. stewart rhodes was sentenced for seditious conspiracy. he claims he's a political prisoner who, like trump, was trying to oppose people who are destroying his country. in his words . and country. in his words. and finally, nine people have been arrested over the disorder in cardiff. that followed the deaths of two teenage marchers on monday night. 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans were both killed in the ely area of the city while they were riding an e—bike. the police watchdog is investigating after cctv footage emerged shows after cctv footage emerged shows a police van following the teens before their deaths . 15 officers before their deaths. 15 officers were injured and cars were set alight in the streets . in the alight in the streets. in the violence

show people something important this week, the energy price cap is changing, set by the regulator ofgemn for an average household more than £3000 but because of the government's energy price guarantee a typical user paying by direct debit pays no more than £2500 a year. predictions are the new price cap will be set at just over £2000 injuly. lots of numbers. what does it mean for people watching? in numbers. what does it mean for people watching?— numbers. what does it mean for people watching? in practicalterms, what ou people watching? in practicalterms, what you pay — people watching? in practicalterms, what you pay from — people watching? in practicalterms, what you pay from july _ people watching? in practicalterms, what you pay from july will _ people watching? in practicalterms, what you pay from july will drop - what you pay from july will drop from _ what you pay from july will drop from 15-20%. _ what you pay from july will drop from 15—20%, pretty— what you pay from july will drop from 15—20%, pretty sure - what you pay from july will drop from 15—20%, pretty sure it - what y

ofgem, the body that regulates the uk's electricity network, acknowledges the huge changes required.getting £20 billion of new investment for projects like this network of tunnels that carry high voltage cables under london. but this vast national rewiring project will take years to complete. that means lots of new uk renewable plants will have to wait before they can deliver clean power to our homes. justin rowlatt, bbc news. now — to interest rates. we saw that move in the us from the federal reserve last week — well today in the uk the bank of england did the same. they've raised rates by a quarter of 1% — from 4.25 to 4.5 %. that means they are now at their highest level for almost 15 years. the uk is affected by prices rising across the globe. other countries are taking a similar approach, and have also been raising interest rates. and here is the inflation rate, a stubbornly high 10.1% in march this year. the uk's chancellor of the exchequerjeremy hunt has defended the bank's decision. i'm joined now by finance expert patrick reid. thanks for coming on programme. thanks for com

injanuary, ofgem's price cap peaked at £a,279. yearfor typical usage. no before this new cut comes in with all the government support it's about £2500. when we get tojuly and if these forecasts are correct which we expect them to be pretty much correct it will come down to around £2050 per yearfor the correct it will come down to around £2050 per year for the average customer so that injuly means we will go back to levels we saw in the winter if you take into account all of the government support available. fundamentally it should mean most people pay less for their energy? paying less than the current period but the same amount as we saw in winter. 50 but the same amount as we saw in winter. , ., , , ., ., winter. so perhaps never going to net back winter. so perhaps never going to get back to _ winter. so perhaps never going to get back to levels _ winter. so perhaps never going to get back to levels we _ winter. so perhaps never going to get back to levels we saw - winter. so perhaps never going to get back to levels we saw two

predictions suggest ofgem's new price cap will come in atjust over £2,000.o £2,060 injuly, meaning lower bills for most of us. and with suppliers expecting energy prices to become more stable, it's thought they might start offering more fixed—rate deals for households. really? ok, that's not very good. consumer groups would like to see more options on the market. at the moment, we're all pretty much just paying the variable rates, which means that our bills change every time the price cap changes, and that's affected by all sorts of things in the energy market. so at which? we certainly hope to see fixed deals return. we hope to see consumers be able to make some choices in the market and to actually see some competition come back. that's been missing for a long time. this but it will depend on where energy prices head next. the rate they're paying at this community boxing club has more than trebled in the past couple of years, but better options are becoming available. we're trying to switch as we speak, yeah. so the rates are still... they're a lot better

it that ofgem regulated.umber of ukrainian pilots. but that news this morning that breaking news this morning ,_a.e- that breaking news this morning ,_a.e nenel that breaking news this morningi ,_a.e nene in , vladimir zelenskyy due here in ionoon— , vladimir zelenskyy due here in ionoon inie— , vladimir zelenskyy due here in london this morning to meet with the london this morning to meet with ine-iiinieien— the prime minister there. conning— the prime minister there. conning op.— the prime minister there. conning op. oe— the prime minister there. coming up, as children begin a—levels gcses, we'll ask if a—levels and gcses, we'll ask if we put too much importance on exams . coming up to 7:25. still to come on the programme today, gatwick was forced to shut its runway yesterday after a suspect drone was seen close to the airfield . was seen close to the airfield. so at 7:45 we'll get all the oeioiie— so at 7:45 we'll get all the details and— so at 7:45 we'll get all the details and ask— so at 7:45 we'll get a

ofgem says errors made by ovo and good energy meant some people were charged above the rate allowed underin— the duke and duchess of sussex were involved in a— the duke and duchess of sussex were involved in a two hour high eneee— were involved in a two hour high eeeee eneee— were involved in a two hour high speed chase through the city. were— speed chase through the city. were e— speed chase through the city. that's a diplomatic of that's a diplomatic way of ewwrne— that's a diplomatic way of ewwrne w.— that's a diplomatic way of putting it.ijust- that's a diplomatic way of putting it. just get hard to putting it. i just get hard to renewe— putting it. i just get hard to eewewe rnew— putting it. i just get hard to believe they might have noticed. i-eiet— believe they might have noticed. v-eer ene— believe they might have noticed. i-get the giggles— believe they might have noticed. i-get the giggles when - believe they might have noticed. i-get the giggles when we. i just get the giggles when we talk about these two. now they've become satire of they've become like a satire of their haven

in last few minutes, in the last few minutes, the energy regulator has energy regulator ofgem, has announcedg to-the— support and it'll be interesting to the government to see what the government announces today's announces after today's announcements by the cap announcements by the energy cap . whet— announcements by the energy cap . whet wttt— announcements by the energy cap . what will the— announcements by the energy cap . what will the energy- . what will the energy companies, how will they greet this ? you know, they were this? you know, they were getting away with charging £3,280. now they're told you can knock £1,000 off that and thousand quid plus down to 2074. what will their reaction be? probably less profit , no suella, probably less profit, no suella, teeth.— probably less profit, no suella, teettw. tt-tt— probably less profit, no suella, teettw. tt-tt te— probably less profit, no suella, really. it'll be interesting to htm— really. it'll be interesting to see him. and— really. it'll be interesting to see him. and i— really. it'll be interesting to see him. and i mean, we're not