has— tomorrow's papers you can see russia sunak has decided to come out fighting, — sunak has decidedk, one is saying, hands off my— rishi sunak, one is saying, hands off my wife, — rishi sunak, one is saying, hands off my wife, referring to him sing, and even — off my wife, referring to him sing, and even last night he was seeing a tax on _ and even last night he was seeing a tax on my— and even last night he was seeing a tax on my wife are targeting, was the word — tax on my wife are targeting, was the word he kept using. —— attacks on my— the word he kept using. —— attacks on my wife — the word he kept using. —— attacks on my wife. we have seen attacks, particularly — on my wife. we have seen attacks, particularly on the wives, not necessarily the husbands are politicians, in the past and i have pretty— politicians, in the past and i have pretty much always thought, this is pretty— pretty much always thought, this is pretty murky, it is not nice journalism when you see somebody whether— journalism when you see somebody whether it — journalism when you see somebody whether it is a s

russia and they refused to go. let's turn to the guardian and sunak, and out of touch hypocrite says, says cara starmer, but you wouldu would expect that, wouldn't ou? , , ., but you would expect that, wouldn't ou? , . but you would expect that, wouldn't ou? , you? this is a classic story where whatever the. — you? this is a classic story where whatever the, i _ you? this is a classic story where whatever the, i am _ you? this is a classic story where whatever the, i am not _ you? this is a classic story where whatever the, i am not aware - you? this is a classic story where | whatever the, i am not aware that anybody. — whatever the, i am not aware that anybody, including sir kier starmer has after— anybody, including sir kier starmer has after dashed up to now accused either— has after dashed up to now accused either rishi — has after dashed up to now accused either rishi sunak or his wife of breaking — either rishi sunak or his wife of breaking the law, but perception and is, in _ breaking the law, but perception and is, in this— breaking the law, but perception and is, in this generation, so important, and you kn

russia has denied any involvement in the strike. the uk chancellor rishi sunakstatus. the hollywood actor will smith has been banned from all academy events or programmes for 10 years after he slapped chris rock. the academy said the 94th oscars had been "overshadowed by unacceptable and harmful behaviour. " judge ketanji brown jackson has been celebrating her historic confirmation as the first black woman to serve on the us supreme court. in a speech at the white house, she said "anything is possible" in america.

russia has denied any involvement in the strike. the uk chancellor rishi sunak�*s wife, akshata murty, volunteers to pay uk taxes on her overseas income, following questions over her non—domicile status. the hollywood actor will smith has been banned from all academy events or programmes for 10 years after he slapped chris rock. the academy said the 94th oscars had been "overshadowed by unacceptable and harmful behaviour. " judge ketanji brown jackson has been celebrating her historic confirmation as the first black woman to serve on the u.s. supreme court. in a speech at the white house, she said "anything is possible" in america. at ten o'clock reeta chakrabarti will be here with a full round—up of the days news. first, the media show. hello. have you listened to a podcast series recently or tuned in to radio four to a series like intrigue tunnel 29 or this coming storm in so many ways, they owe a huge debt to our guests today? ira glass is the man behind the long running this american life, the firstjournalism podcast to win a pulitzer prize. he also launched

russia has denied any involvement in the strike. the uk chancellor rishi sunak�*s wife, akshata murty, volunteers to pay uk taxes on her overseas income, following questions over her non—domicile status. the hollywood actor will smith has been banned from all academy events or programmes for ten years after he slapped chris rock. the academy said the 94th oscars had been "overshadowed by unacceptable and harmful behaviour. " judge ketanji brown jackson has been celebrating her historic confirmation as the first black woman to serve on the us supreme court. in a speech at the white house, she said "anything is possible" in america. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel watson, who's the scottish political editor at the scottish sun, and kevin schofield, the political editor at huffpost uk. welcome back. tomorrow's front pages for you at home. the daily mail is leading with chancellor rishi sunak�*s wife, akshata murty, agreeing to pay uk taxes on her overseas income following a row over her non—do

russia back, weapons are a key part. thank you. the wife of the chancellor, rishi sunak income. it's emerged that akshata murty, has non—domiciled status for uk tax purposes, meaning she doesn't have to pay tax here on income she earns overseas. labour said there were questions to answer. let's cross to mumbai now and speak to our now and speak to our correspondent archana shukla. tell us more about his wife in the family business. they founded india's largest it services firm. and akshata murty holzer .93% —— she holds a 0.93% stake in that, the kind of net worth she has at this point. while another member of the family has stepped down from the company, he is part of the board. and that is what the family business largely is and the income comes from there. ~ ., ., , largely is and the income comes from there. ~ . . , ., there. what tax rules govern citizens in — there. what tax rules govern citizens in india? _ there. what tax rules govern citizens in india? as - there. what tax rules govern citizens in india? as an - there. what tax rules govern | citizens in india?

russia has since claimed that they did not in fact perpetrate the attack. they say it was the ukrainians who did this. here, labour have accused the chancellor, rishi sunakusehold's financial arrangements as millions of people face a living standards crisis. mr sunak�*s wife says she will now pay uk taxes on her overseas income, after the political row over her non—domiciled status. 0ur political correspondent, rajdeep sandhu, reports. reporter: is there more pain to come, chancellor? - he's in charge of our taxes, but questions have been raised about his taxes — and his wife's. akshata murty owns shares in an indian company founded by her father. last year, she received more than £11 million from it. because she has a special non—dom tax status she was not required by law to pay uk taxes on her overseas income. but, after criticism, she's going to pay more uk tax, adding millions to the treasury every year, all so her finances don't cause a distraction for her husband. and it's notjust her affairs but his own. it's emerged that the chancellor had a us green card, giving him the right to live permanently in america, where he also had to pay taxes. he gav

russia of a chemical attack in mariupol. borisjohnson and the chancellor, rishi sunak, are to be issued with fines over breaching lockdown regulationswning street. breaching lockdown regulations detectives are looking into 12 events in government buildings that may have broken the rules; they've recommended 50 fines since their investigation began. it comes after the sue gray inquiry and the met police spent weeks investigating alleged covid lockdown breaching parties in downing street and across whitehall. earlier, the met police said that 30 furtherfines had been issued bringing the total number to over 50. the news has sparked calls from opposition figures across the political spectrum for the prime minister and chancellor to resign. the covid—i9 bereaved families forjustice group have said there is "simply no way" the prime minister and chancellor can continue in their posts the prime minister has addressed the issues of parties in downing street in the commons on a number of occasions. lets listen to what borisjohnson said at the start of december last year when asked about reports that parties had been taking place in downing

fleeing west as russia's military offensive in the east intensifies nato members discuss sending more anti—tank weapons and air defence systems to ukraine. more pressure on the chancellor rishi sunakwow! and the day the dinosaurs died — scientists say they've found fossils of creatures killed when a giant asteroid hit the earth and led to the mass extinction good afternoon and welcome to bbc news.

his wife's tax affairs, the uk's chancellor rishi sunak asks for an official review of his financial declarations. it is nearly eight weeks since russiafor dozens of ukrainians, but the backlog is causing frustration. aberfeldy waits. this is the town which wants to open its hearts and homes to ukrainian refugees. we're getting mary and mike. she's actually mariana and he's michaele. everybody here is sponsoring a family, 22 families in all, over 55 ukrainians. do they have their visas yet? she has hers. but almost a month after the homes for ukraine scheme launched, not a single refugee has arrived. no, i'm getting a bit fed up waiting. oksana is the lady we will be hosting with her three—year—old daughter. have you got a visa? no. we have the lovely maria and her two little boys. i we're living in one of these shelters and sleeping - on the floor so fingers crossed they will be over soon. - when did she apply? a few weeks ago. very frustrating, because we've got everything in place. in the pub, chat is about how increasingly desperate families are. i think it's really, really embarrassing, it's angering. i'm actually sad at this poi

russia is preparing a fresh offensive on the east of the country. its foreign minister calls on nato for more weapons. more pressure on the chancellor rishi sunakures killed when a giant asteroid hit the earth and led to the mass extinction. the government has unveiled its much delayed energy strategy which seeks to end the uk reliance on imported fuel bided boosting domestic power generation. let's speak now to dr simon cran—mcgreehin, head of analysis at the energy and climate intelligence unit, which is a non—profit organisation that supports informed debate on energy and climate change issues in the uk. 0ne one of the criticisms has been that this energy strategy doesn't go far enough on renewables and also that it doesn't really do much in the short term, in the immediate term. do you agree with that? yes. do you agree with that? yes, absolutely- — do you agree with that? yes, absolutely. this _ do you agree with that? yes, absolutely. this strategy - do you agree with that? ye: absolutely. this strategy makes some steps forward in terms of our future energy security and increasing use of renewables for example, but it does nothing for the

russia pours troops into the east, they know the next one will be decisive. tom bateman, bbc news, zaporizhya in south—east ukraine. the chancellor, rishi sunakhe declarations of interests he's made since becoming a minister following scrutiny over his wife's tax arrangements. our chief political correspondent adam fleming joins us now. good morning, adam. what should we make of this move by the chancellor? this is politician fighting for their reputation and their family's reputation, and to carry on in the job that with their reputation intact. and you can see why rishi sunak has made this move this morning to ask the prime minister to get his advisor of ministerial interests to look at everything the chancellor has done when it comes to declaring his and his family's financial interests. it would mean you would get a well respected independent person giving him the seal of approval which rishi sunak would hope would draw a line under all of this. also, rishi sunak�*s team ink that through the last few years, when he has had to have conversations with civil servants about his business interests and his wife's financial interests, he's gone

the indian tech firm, in which chancellor rishi sunak�*s wife owns shares thought to be worth more than £a00 million is reportedly closing its office in russia massive farm. i think there is two questions ultimately. one is how far the firm has benefited or is benefiting from its presence in russia. in a previous statement it said that it does not have any active business relationships with russian firms but the office in moscow has been open, it has been open for longer than other it firms who have because operations there and open while the government has been urging companies to rethink their position. is this fair game? to rethink their position. is this fairgame? labourand to rethink their position. is this fair game? labourand the to rethink their position. is this fair game? labour and the lib dems think it is. keir starmer saying it is important to know whether the chancellor's family have been making money from russia at a time when it is fitting sanctions in place and warning companies against doing this. on the other hand rishi sunak says, nonsense. he says we have no control, he and his wife, over what the company do and in any w

the questions over the business dealings of rishi sunak�*s family, in particular his wife who had shares in some companies that had been trading in russiad was declared properly. you will remember that a lot of opposition parties had raised questions about that at the time, so that will be a relief for mr sunak. a not wholly surprising because when these questions were being asked weeks ago, the treasury always said that lord geidt, the man who advises ministers on their interests, had always said mr sunak�*s interests interests, had always said mr suna k�*s interests were interests, had always said mr sunak�*s interests were fine, so he has been formally cleared but a lot of people thought that was inevitable.— of people thought that was inevitable. ., ., ,, ., inevitable. good to talk to you, thanks. the serious fraud office has raided the offices of sanjeev gupta's liberty steel. it comes almost a year after an investigation was launched into suspected fraud and money laundering by parent firm gfg alliance, which has thousands of staff in the uk. our business editor simonjack is here. this is complicated, just remind us of the backgr

fleeing west as russia's military offensive in the east intensifies nato members discuss sending more anti—tank weapons and air defence systems to ukraine. more pressure on the chancellor rishi sunaks his wife confirms she has non—domiciled status — which means she doesn't have to pay uk tax on income earned outside britain. oh, wow! and the day the dinosaurs died — scientists say they've found fossils of creatures killed when a giant asteroid hit the earth and led to the mass extinction good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the government has unveiled its delayed energy strategy. it aims to reduce the uk's reliance on imported fuel by boosting domestic power generation. it says up to eight nuclear reactors could be approved by the end of the decade. there's also an "ambition" for offshore wind to produce enough energy to power every british home by 2030. boris johnson says the strategy will help the uk enjoy greater self—sufficiency, with cheaper bills. opposition parties have warned there's nothing to help families who are struggling with rising energy costs now. our consumer affairs correspondent, colletta smith, reports. the government have announced a new recipe for energy.

sunak�*s wife was a non—domicile. i heard what you said about russian energy but you will know that germany is sending huge amounts of money to russiaainly not coming from as a numberten, they are certainly not coming from as a number ten, heaven knows where they are coming from and number three, i think the answer is emphatically yes, i think that rishi sunak is doing absently outstanding job. sunak is doing absently outstanding 'ob. ., ~' , ., sunak is doing absently outstanding 'ob. . ~' i., ., sunak is doing absently outstanding 'ob. . ., sunak is doing absently outstanding job. thank you for your question. it is clear that — job. thank you for your question. it is clear that we _ job. thank you for your question. it is clear that we are i job. thank you for your question. it is clear that we are having i job. thank you for your question. it is clear that we are having a i job. thank you for your question. it is clear that we are having a big i is clear that we are having a big job to do to get independent from the import of resources and that is only about coal, oil and gas and as you know we are working very hard to be success

russia of a chemical attack in mariupol. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a welcome to bbc news. dramatic day of political ne borisjohnson and the chancellor, rishi sunak, arenes had been issued bringing the total number to over 50. the news has sparked calls from opposition figures across the political spectrum for the prime minister and chancellor to resign. the covid—19 bereaved families forjustice group have said there is "simply no way" the prime minister and chancellor can continue in their posts. the prime minister has addressed the issues of parties in downing street in the commons on a number of occasions. let's see what borisjohnson said at the start of december last year when asked about reports that parties had been taking place in downing street. as millions of people were locked down last year, was a christmas party thrown in downing street for dozens of people on december the 18th? what i can tell the right honourable gentleman is that all guidance was followed, completely. a week later, after a video was obtained by itv news showing the prime minister's advisors joking about a christmas party, borisjohnson made this statement in the commons.