simon williams, the rac�*s fuel spokesperson, gave us this reaction.consumers have been overcharged for some considerable time. the rac has a programme called fuelwatch. we monitor the price of retailfuel but also, crucially, the price of wholesale fuel. and for the last three months, the price of diesel on the wholesale market has been lower than petrol. yet if you go to virtually any forecourt across the uk, you will see diesel being priced above petrol. now, that is simply not right, it's not fair. it doesn't reflect what's going on at all and it's led to drivers being overcharged incredibly. in fact, we saw the margin on a litre of diesel at one point in may go to 25p a litre. now the long term margin is 7p a litre. we all know costs have increased and margins probably need to go up a bit to reflect that, to reflect operating costs, but 25p a litre compared to 7, three times the average... so drivers have been ripped off on diesel and also petrol has been overpriced and is still overpriced at the moment. so this pump price monitor idea, how effecti

thank you very much, simon williams.ed in the uk later this year. called water cremation, or resomation, research suggests the practice is a more sustainable option as it doesn't release toxic gases. water cremation is already being used in many us states, canada and south africa. in fact, archbishop desmond tutu chose the process for his funeral when he passed away in 2021. co—op funeralcare will be the first to offer the service, starting later this year, their managing director gill stewartjoins me now. good to talk to you. first of all, how exactly does a water cremation work? 50 how exactly does a water cremation work? ,, ., , ,, , , work? so it essentially speeds up the natural _ work? so it essentially speeds up the natural process _ work? so it essentially speeds up the natural process that - work? so it essentially speeds up the natural process that would i work? so it essentially speeds up i the natural process that would take place with a burial. it does it by actually accelerating that process to take around

earlier, i spoke to simon williams, who's fuel and road—safety spokesperson for the royal automobilee price of fuel has fallen from where we were last year when we had record prices for petrol and diesel. but unfortunately the retailers didn't pass on those savings to drivers and today everything we've been saying for years in terms of our monitoring of the fuel market has been proven to be true, that the supermarkets have increased their margins and haven't given their customers and other drivers a good deal at the pumps. now hopefully today's landmark decision will lead to change. honor decision will lead to change. how will it lead to _ decision will lead to change. how will it lead to change? the - will it lead to change? the government _ will it lead to change? the government have - will it lead to change? tie: government have recommended will it lead to change? tte: government have recommended and there is going to be a pump price monitor so retailers will be mandated to submit prices in real time is so drivers will be able to use an app to see whether best deals are at the pum

we heard from simon williams, the rac�*s fuel spokesperson, a little earlier — let's speak to him againovernment has said, just recap for us just how much consumers are being overcharged here? good usjust how much consumers are being overcharged here?— overcharged here? good afternoon. yes, overcharged here? good afternoon. yes. consumers _ overcharged here? good afternoon. yes, consumers have _ overcharged here? good afternoon. yes, consumers have been - overcharged here? good afternoon. i yes, consumers have been overcharged for some considerable time. a programme called fuel watch, we monitor the price of retail fuel but also crucially the price of wholesale fuel stop for the last three months, the price of diesel on the wholesale market has been lower than petrol, yet if you were to visit any forecourt across the uk you would see diesel being priced above petrol, and that is simply not right. and it is led to drivers being overcharged incredibly. on a litre of diesel, 25p per metre. the long—term margin is 7p per metre. we all know the costs have increased and margins probably have

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another hero of the war of independence simon bolivar on july 28, 1858 , the beginning of modern fingerprinting was laid. the founder of science is the englishman williamel, an official of the magistrates of british india, he was supposed to draw up contracts with local merchants. although they were illiterate, they could not sign, and on that day herschel took the print of his palm and fingers for the first time, then he limited himself to with the index and middle fingers of the right hand , found out that the popular unique lines do not fade with age. herschel proposed using fingerprints to identify prisoners, but in forensic science, fingerprints were first used in 1892 in argentina, after that, before seloscopy spread throughout the world in russia, in 1906 , a central zatseloscopy bureau was created at the main prison department, and in 1912, taxiloscopic examination for the first time allowed in our country to open. july 28 , 1914 world war i began of the largest and bloodiest conflicts in human history. the first step was taken by austria-hungary, declaring war on serbia. then all the leading powers were drawn into the struggle . germany was th

he blames president william russo for the rising cost of living. fin, simone, and reports a protest in kenya's capital nairobi permit was swift response. security forces fire tear gas to disperse. the crowds who gather demonstrates against the government activists say these children were among those caught up in the smoke people before we should be allowed to be able to be fully on the most. it will be for the people. it was very easily on the point of scale, but at the other thing, people and we went ahead and get us. those who are the those who came out on the streets feel betrayed. they say they voted for president william router because he promised to improve people's lives. instead, he doubled taxes on the central's like fuel. this time with inflation was already running, it's 8 percent. was a bubble took when i called you the measuring the kind of going to be our problem is the cost of living is high and can you, we're unable to pay school fees. we don't have enough money. and this forces us to go for protests. i'm not going to become a sick one them on the we have suffered, we h

deborah wilde, simon milner, edwards and william ward have all been released on bail to appear at cityse people are in their 60s. well there we go. i look forward to the day where gary lineker pays their legal fees, but it has emerged today that liz truss was offered a radical plan that could have slashed net migration. but she rejected it. truss was only prime minister forjust 44 days prime minister for just 44 days and in that time a policy document was published that proposed measures to cut legal migration , such as capping entry migration, such as capping entry visas , raising fees, increasing visas, raising fees, increasing the salary threshold . but truss the salary threshold. but truss supposedly wasn't interested , supposedly wasn't interested, and i can understand that she was very much, we all know, was very much, as we all know, famously , of that for growth, famously, of that go for growth, economic mindset that did actually go hand in hand with rapid levels of mass migration . rapid levels of mass migration. joining me now is the chairman of migration watch uk. it's the w

simone. it will make the united states better, off it will make europe better off. and that will be the world a more secure place. >> ambassador william taylor, thank you very much. tomorrow night folks, our friend richard engel is doing and even deeper dive in to the wagner group's short-lived rebellion. and we'll also explain provisions meddling in our own elections right here at home. >> of course we are talking about yevgeny prigozhin now. because he just took an army of mercenaries and marched them towards moscow. and shockingly met very little resistance along the way. but prigozhin has a long history of doing sensitive, off the books missions for the kremlin. including targeting the 2016 election with a disinformation campaign. to help donald trump. >> multiple u.s. intelligence agencies have concluded putin wanted trump to win the 2016 election. but intervening directly was a risky proposition. even for the kremlin. so prigozhin catered to the boss. prigozhin did not just have the wagner group, the private contractors fighting in syria, he had another side business. it was a troll farm that pumped out online disinformation, mo