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daniel de simone, bbc news.th the same time last year. milk, eggs and margarine were the items with some of the biggest price rises. sainsbury�*s has announced plans to close two argos depots over the next three years, putting more than 1,a00 jobs at risk. the supermarket giant says it�*s aiming to shut its argos warehouse in basildon, essex, and a depot in heywood, greater manchester, by 2026. both sainsbury�*s staff and those who work for an outsourced contractor will be affected. england bowlerjames anderson left the field with a smile on his face despite england�*s defeat to new zealand, losing byjust a single run in a thrilling final day to draw the series in wellington, as our correspondent joe wilson reports. in wellington, anything could happen and everything did. new zealand took four wickets quickly. england help. dashing here, the thrilling harry brooke run out without facing a ball. 0h, brooke run out without facing a ball. oh, my word. ifjoe root felt responsible, he challenged his feelings into his

simon l map, we need to act fast. simon, - many thanks once again.e again. simonjack, our business editor. here in wales, the welsh government has announced it's scrapping the majority of new road building projects because of the potential harm to the environment. this is the shape of the major road network across wales. in 2021, the welsh government announced that all new road—building projects were being put on hold. today a review of 59 new roads gave the go—ahead to only 15 projects, the others have been rejected or will need to be revised. in future, all new routes will need to show they can reduce carbon emissions. 0ur wales correspondent hywel griffith has this report. the green fields of flintshire, where for 14 years plans for a new a road have been up in the air. just the impact on the landscape as well, it would have completely changed it. and forever, wouldn't it? never the same again. today, finally for these campaigners, the news they had hoped for. the so—called red route here won't go ahead as planned, along with most new road project

>> simone, i was there. could hear a pin drop when the vice president deliver that morally powerful and legally relevant statement. it was also important because she did it not only in front of all of the nato allies there in the heart of europe, but she did so in germany. we were just there a couple of miles south of nuremberg, where, of course, the united states and other international community members had to try the perpetrators of genocide, after world war ii. and so, for the vice president to make that statement, pointing the finger directly at vladimir putin, pointing the finger directly at the russian federation saying, you will be held accountable for these atrocities, that really resonates not just in that room, but around the world. >> you know, clint, i have to wonder though, how? because they think that there is a lot of conversation, and i vehemently remember when president biden, they said he was a freudian, it was a slip of the tongue. they said all, we have to take flattery putting out at a

simon good evening . thank you simon good evening.or joining simon good evening. thank you very much forjoining me, it feels like a lot about you, but it feels like we're in the middle of this historic industrial change, it's before our very eyes . i, for one, am our very eyes. i, for one, am worried that we have not this through. what you think the social implications be of the demise of the high streets . to demise of the high streets. to be honest , i demise of the high streets. to be honest, i think the high streets have over a long of time been there's been a slow, long, slow demise over, a long period of time where we probably could have actually done more to protect the high. so, you know, before start thinking about the social aspects of the impact on our high streets, it's how we got there in first place, particularly more hampton where we've seen over the 50 years of control in wolverhampton not enough done to bring investment into the city centre to protect the businesses that are already there . you know, the hearts our th

simon good evening . thank you simon good evening.or joining simon good evening. thank you very much forjoining me, it feels like a lot about you, but it feels like we're in the middle of this historic industrial change, it's before our very eyes . i, for one, am our very eyes. i, for one, am worried that we have not this through. what you think the social implications be of the demise of the high streets . to demise of the high streets. to be honest , i demise of the high streets. to be honest, i think the high streets have over a long of time been there's been a slow, long, slow demise over, a long period of time where we probably could have actually done more to protect the high. so, you know, before start thinking about the social aspects of the impact on our high streets, it's how we got there in first place, particularly more hampton where we've seen over the 50 years of control in wolverhampton not enough done to bring investment into the city centre to protect the businesses that are already there . you know, the hearts our th

manus: thank you very much, simone.north korea has fired a barrage of missiles today according to neighboring south korea. this comes less than two days after pyongyang launched a long-range market designed to hit the american mainland. let's bring in bruce. talk me through the tensions in the region. the show of strength, one could say, from pyongyang, at a tenuous time in u.s. and china relations to say the least. why now? bruce: we have a reminder that with the other problems the u.s. faces with russia and ukraine, with china and iran, there is north korea, one of the most, or the most difficult problems for the u.s. to solve. the latest is north korea filed two short range ballistic missiles, they train -- they traveled about 400 kilometers, an altitude of about 100 kilometers. this a day after the u.s. conducted military exercises with south korea and japan. those included b-1 bombers, stealth fighters. that intern came a day after north korea launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. we do have this escalati

simon hey. yeah.'t only an isolated incident right so this has been quite a few times in the french parliament. and if anything, it makes politics so more exciting. so i don't know what the problem is you've got to be careful of any with these things. it all sounds quite fun and games. we know was a punch up in the know there was a punch up in the house commons that basically house of commons that basically changed the course of history don't his name was don't we? what was his name was eric black, remember? was eric black, remember? what was it? was it? no, that's george. that was eric. know was in his eric. you know that was in his name. was a fellow he was name. there was a fellow he was scottish mp or at least an mp in scotland, had a punch up in the bar. was it was selected as bar. he was it was selected as a result they to buy election result they had to buy election for they changed rules for him. they changed the rules that they ended with that that is how they ended with corbyn, which how end

simon hey. yeah.brawl and this isn't only an isolated incident right so this has been quite a few times in the french parliament. and if anything, it makes politics so more exciting. so i don't know what the problem is you've got to be careful of any with these things. it all sounds quite fun and games. we know was a punch up in the know there was a punch up in the house commons that basically house of commons that basically changed the history changed the course of history don't was his name was don't we? what was his name was eric black, remember? what was don't we? what was his name was eri

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host: simone in north carolina, go ahead. simone in roanoke rapids, hello. we will go to jerry in texas, good morning. caller: ok, just changing the name makes a big difference. organized crime is now big business. credit card interest used to be called loansharking. host: jerry, go ahead. let's try simone again from north carolina, hello. all right. this is gary in kentucky, hello. caller: hello. credit is based on your ability to pay it back and when you sign in for credit card, you get a service agreement. you know the deal going in. you know the high charges that could be entailed on your bill, so on the part of the consumer, somebody standing in for these people, it is part of their responsibility. if you make a late payment on your house, they foreclose on you. this is just part of consumer, i don't know, overreach. host: that's gary in kentucky. guest: thank you for your comment. what we have seen is credit card companies are charging us five times more than it actually costs them to collect on these late payments. again, we are not saying late paymen

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hello, i'm simon evans . welcome to headline simon evans. welcome to headline news where we're going to be entering the realm of tuesday newspapers. joining me on our is valiant knight, stephen allen and his trusty page boy , francis and his trusty page boy, francis foster. i know whether they're pitching you as a sort of arthurian or don quixote , you arthurian or don quixote, you know, let's see. that will emerge, no doubt. let's take look at tomorrow's front pages. first of all, we start with the daily mail as is traditional for reasons i'm and as fears grow of a shrinking military will get no extra funding in budget despite having given all their weapons , having given all their weapons, ukraine generals and meps warn that amid global crises , britain that amid global crises, britain will be left all but defenceless. we finally get a headune defenceless. we finally get a headline sized word telegraph has sturgeon trends sets, so back years says . salmond, who back years says. salmond, who has finally pitched in on that particular furore

hello, i'm simon evans . welcome to headline simon evans. welcome to headline news where we're going to be entering the realm of tuesday newspapers. joining me on our is valiant knight, stephen allen and his trusty page boy , francis and his trusty page boy, francis foster. i know whether they're pitching you as a sort of arthurian or don quixote , you arthurian or don quixote, you know, let's see. that will emerge, no doubt. let's take look at tomorrow's front pages. first of all, we start with the daily mail as is traditional for reasons i'm and as fears grow of a shrinking military will get no extra funding in budget despite having given all their weapons , having given all their weapons, ukraine generals and meps warn that amid global crises , britain that amid global crises, britain will be left all but defenceless. we finally get a headune defenceless. we finally get a headline sized word telegraph has sturgeon trends sets, so back years says . salmond, who back years says. salmond, who has finally pitched in on that particular furore

i shared my password with simon so he _ out? i shared my password with simon so he could _ out? then enter. out? i shared my password with | simon so he could then enter my online banking and authorise all these things. he did an account takeover, so that was my story. but people might have identity theft that people go behind people's back and take out high consumer debt loans, but he was using my credit card and using my name to do all the spending. so everything was in my name and that is how he was doing it. so he goes off scot free and a lot of fraud victims are left with the implications of what they did.— are left with the implications of what they did. having gone throu . h of what they did. having gone through that _ of what they did. having gone through that and _ of what they did. having gone through that and still - of what they did. having gone through that and still very - through that and still very much going through that yourself, what advice would you give to men and women who, perhaps might be being pressured to share details of any password by their partner?

ok, simon today, “oining us from the as well. ok, simon today, 'oining us from the west— as well.ands, thank you i from the west midlands, thank you very much indeed. the headteacher of one of the uk's most prestigious schools — epsom college in surrey — has been found dead, along with her husband and seven—year—old daughter. the bodies of 45—year—old emma pattison and her family were found early yesterday morning. police say it was an isolated incident and they don't believe anyone else was involved. sean dilley has this report. 45—year—old emma pattison became head of epsom college five months ago. this was her speaking in 2020, in a video for her previous school. working with them has been quite humbling, they are sensationally dedicated. surrey police say her body was found in a property on school grounds along with her husband george and seven—year—old daughter lettie yesterday morning. detectives have launched what they describe as a thorough investigation. they don't believe anyone else was involved and they're not looking for anyone else. they have reported the deaths to t

so i asked him about paul simon. where my family is from. and so i mentioned that, and he's like, "oh, that's really cool, yeah, beautiful part of the country. cut to a year later, paul simon's the musical guest, and lorne introduces me to paul simon and says, andrew, this is paul paul, andrew's from central louisiana where we went on all those road trips and paul was like, "oh, that's great. it's a really beautiful part of the country. and i was like, "um, i'm actually from texas, but my family's from that area. [ laughter ] and it is a beautiful place. and i also imagine it is a wonderful place to grow up [ laughter ] and paul was like, "okay, cool." and then i turned to look at lorne, and lorne is looking at me like, "could you just be chill, dude? [ laughter ] like introducing you to my friend paul, and you're like big doggin' me like -- so i got to mend some fences >> seth: yeah. so, yeah well, you know, give him another six years, and i'm sure it will be back to normal. >> yeah. we'll have five more conversatio

simone: trust but verify.i think that is important when you look at the context, the timeline we have had. remember in early january, january 5, bloomberg reporting that the fab had looked at a potential acquisition of standard chartered. fab came out shortly thereafter and said, we are not looking at that right now. that set up a ticking clock about six months, where the u.k. and hong kong rules set some restrictions on how it can bid for standard charter if it were to re-up that desire. yesterday, we got this new scoop from bloomberg reporters across the world, now fab is coming in and saying, we are still not looking, that sets new clock. six months for these restrictions to go into place. you can get around them, there are loop oles. things like the board approving a potential takeover offer, another takeover offer from a potential -- potential suitor on the horizon. all those things would potentially allow fab to come back to the table. what is clear, abu dhabi, interested in getting in to this global inv

i am simone sanders townsend and this is something i have to say. we start today with breaking news. the pentagon has confirmed that a u.s. jet shot down the chinese spy balloon that was spotted floating over parts of the country this week. now the military shut the balloon down over the atlantic. off of the coast of the carolinas. this video that you are seeing right now, this is the video that appears to show the moment that the balloon was downed. a recovery effort is now underway to gather debris of the balloon. and that debris is estimated to roughly the size of two school buses. here's what president biden told reporters about the operation last hour. >> on wednesday, when i was briefed on the balloon, i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down. on wednesday, as soon as possible. they decided it might do damage on the ground. they decided that the best time was when it was over water. so that has been our limit. they successfully took it down. and i want to compliment our aviators who did it. and we will have more to report on this a little later

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let's try simone again from north carolina. hello. all right. this is gary in kentucky. hello. >> caller: hello. credit is based on your ability to pay back, and when you sign in for a credit card, you get a service agreement. you know the deal going in. you know the high charges that could be entailed on your bill if youul don't pay on time. so part of the consumer, if somebody is standing in for these people, it's part of the responsibility. if you make a late payment on your house they foreclose on you. i mean, this is just part of consumer, i don't know, overreach. >> host: that's gary in kentucky. >> guest: well, thanks for your comment. what we have seen is credit card companies are charging us five times more than it actually cost them to collect on these late payments. so again we're not saying that late payments should be totally eliminated. we are saying that credit cards issuers and banks shouldn't be making money off the backs of people, and we're talking about 10% of the total assets going to jump fees and credit card late fees are junk fees. they should be

but met police senior detective simon hardy . but next as angela simon hardy.e, doesn't matter that the trans double rapist has a penis is labour's deputy unfit for government. that's the big debate . plus, that's the big debate. plus, we'll have the newspaper front pages after the . break it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight police have confirmed the found in the river wye yesterday is that of missing 45 year old nicola bulley. her heart broken family have paid to the special mother of two who was the centre of our world. she the one who made our lives so special and nothing will casts a shadow over that . now, following shadow over that. now, following this devastating development , this devastating development, ivan expert peter faulding hits back at being made the scapegoat , what he believes are the police failings. he's going to be live alongside former met police senior detective simon harding, who i'll ask how, could nicola be found? just one mile from where she went missing? so at 1020, we're going to debate the lancashire forces wildly handung the lan

simon: the u.k. has this issue where it seems whatever happens to the rest of the world happens to the u.k. but happens worse in the u.k. so inflation will probably remain more entrenched in the u.k., you got rpi just a 13%, talking almost at the end of the rate hiking cycle which is obviously sounds very contradictory in the first instance. but the u.k. has this underlying issue. i think behind closed doors certainly governments will be leaning on the central bank because we have a huge mortgage problem in the u.k.. 100,000 people coming off fixed-rate mortgages every month and that will have a huge effect on the economy. it's only getting get worse through 2023 into 2024. it's affecting what the u.k. can do. dani: perhaps a ceiling for how high they can go. the last press conference when they hiked he seems more sanguine, less concerned. he said there are risks and inflation surprises to the upside in the near term but does that tonal shift we start to see from him and other central banks, does dat

but met police senior detective simon hardy . but next as angela simon hardy.ote, doesn't matter that the trans double rapist has a penis is labour's deputy unfit for government. that's the big debate . plus, that's the big debate. plus, we'll have the newspaper front pages after the . break it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight police have confirmed the found in the river wye yesterday is that of missing 45 year old nicola bulley. her heart broken family have paid to the special mother of two who was the centre of our world. she the one who made our lives so special and nothing will casts a shadow over that . now, following shadow over that. now, following this devastating development , this devastating development, ivan expert peter faulding hits back at being made the scapegoat , what he believes are the police failings. he's going to be live alongside former met police senior detective simon harding, who i'll ask how, could nicola be found? just one mile from where she went missing? so at 1020, we're going to debate the lancashire forces wildly handung the l

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i want to start, simon, if you can just frame what you did here with eva, sasha, and -- .ou trying to accomplish for the viewer of this documentary? >> well, i follow the life for roughly one and a half years, where i would come there every second month to follow up on the kids lives, and what was happening in their lives. and it was all to try and document the less visible, but no less hard consequences that having a war going on in your backyard has on a civil society. and in the end, it's always the kids that suffer the most. but more importantly, i also wanted to show kids almost magical ability to adapt and survive, and reach for the good things in life. you know, connecting, seeking love, no matter how tragic the circumstances there in. >> well played, we're watching these children, i guess one of them is talking to their mother. darria, explain to us what these children were going through, the types of trauma they were dealing with, and also how you, how you approached them. obviously not wanting to traumatize an even more. >> well so, basically those are the childr

simone oxman indo heart. -- simone foxman in doha.japan's, mia is saying there's a lot of work to be done. they are going to address exit challenges and it is difficult to judge of the timing of the exit of course of the monetary easing of the boj's pursuit. the important is that we look to friday and mr. ueda m&a to take over parliament. european markets gaining .2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition" with francine lacqua. tom: good morning.

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simon jack, rush of blood to the heart. simon jack. many _ rush of blood to the heart. more than 60,000 adults with disabilities and long—term illnesses in england were chased for debts by councils last year after failing to pay for their social care support at home. claimants say they can't afford the charges given the rising cost of food and rent along with the additional costs of living with disabilities. councils maintain they only take action as a last option. here's our social affairs editor, alison holt. this has become julia brosnan's world. most of her days are spent within the four walls of her bedroom. she has back problems, severe mobility issues and a rare skin condition. i can't cook for myself anymore. i can't carry things. i can barely walk because my legs are numb and they don't hold me. her local council charges her nearly £60 a week for the 13 hours of care they provide her with. going through her bills, she says she simply can't afford to pay. she gets about £300 a week in benefits, that covers her household bills and the extra costs of the creams, a

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i am simone sanders thompson, and i have something to say. we are following new developments in that investigation of that ohio train derailment. federal and local officials are expecting a live news conference any minute now and it will be happening in east palestine. we will be monitoring that and we will bring any news during this hour. now, residents, they are rightfully hoping to get more answers about the safety of their homes. the environmental protective agency says they have conducted nearly 600 home screenings for reentry. but serious questions about the safety of the water is starting to bubble up. we do not know what testing had taken place for residents of east palestine. we are told their water was okay to drink. bbc news has been trying to find out if that declaration was made solely based on samples analyzed by a north folk southern contractor. listen to this exchange between ohio's epa director and our nbc news colleague jesse kirsch esterdy. >> there was a weight of evidence that the municipal water was safe, it is not in th

and he said especially simon a simon especially that simon is a simon evans like well will in evans like i will say in defence of the concept if you have a rule in place, as soon as a person earns a certain amount of money, you don't let them defend the working class. you mean the working can only mean the working class can only ever i agree. i think it's ever be. i agree. i think it's quite good that well played straight think straight leaders. and i think they shouldn't they. they should i shouldn't they. they to they should continue to represent of their represent interests of their class i don't class and their people. i don't problem that. i do problem with that. i do think it's quite interesting there is this kind of new a new culture of the sort low key strike of the sort of low key strike action. is kind there action. there is kind of there are it. there is are various of it. there is there's a kind of doing no more than expected to working there's a kind of doing no more thanthat'sxpected to working there's a kind of doing no more thanthat's been ad to working there's a kind of

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who is simon expert? he's been accused of spreading fake news online and using social media to incite violence in nigeria. even according for one region to secede from the country, a finland had reported. describe those provocations as unacceptable, despite doing nothing to count to them. our position is very clear. we cannot, in any way condone calls for stopping the conduct of elections, or any actions aimed at preventing people from exercising their democratic rights. every individual has the right not to vote, but actions aimed at preventing others from doing so clearly not acceptable. or let's take this further here on our team to national, not crossing live to for managerial presidential contender, other mood god, about joining us live here on the international. great to see today a very warm welcome to you. you've been listening to the story here on r c. i know you know the story. i mean, just briefly, this guy, simon, expert board and 985. they say he's and jerry and finish lawyer and a political

simon: thank you for having me on.i said, investors are underestimating how big the shrinkage is going to be in china. our numbers suggest that china's population could shrink by 48%, between now and the end of the century. that is significant. when you dig deeper, it is missing workers, that's the big problem. so, that is going to have meaningful impact on the chinese economy. there are some positives here in terms of the need for ai and robotics and there are some negatives in terms of what is happening to household formation in china and what this means for the chinese shery: property sector. in the last few decades we saw china as this place where we could find a cheap labor, manufacturing. is that burden going to shift towards india? how big of a plague can india make of these changing demographics? simon: india's still growing, as you highlighted india has overtaken china. the big story is, when you fall below replacement? china fell below replacement in terms of its birth rate, way back in 1994. that was two dec

stephan simon's there in washington. thanks very much for the latest. turn out of some of the stories making news right now. auckland, new zealand slider city is bracing itself for more bad weather as a quote potentially devastating storm is forecast. thousands of people have been left out power and dozens of flights have been cancelled. it comes less than 2 weeks after the city experienced historic rain, which killed 4 people. germany's conservative cd you party as emerge as the strongest force in the rerun of berlin's local elections. preliminary results give them roughly 20 percent with the social democrats and greens, which are currently in the city government in vic. each standing around 18 percent popish is included. rising rents and housing shortages sports. and after a winter of goal is discontent. heritage. berlin have broken through in spectacular fashion score when over. glad bah, the troubles aren't over, as they said, 3rd from bottom on the league table, but 4 goals and 3 points is for now. and then finally smiled the limby a shout. ian is

it'll be correspondent to fun. simons is falling the funeral for us and a short while ago i asked him, what else will happen at the service? well at the moment a reverend al sharpton knew who held, also the old g at the george floyd funeral in 2020 is holding your g for terry nichols. and this, interestingly enough, this sermon here, this happens in the same church. the boulevard christian church in which doctor martin luther king junior civil rights figure. doctor martin luther king junior, held his last sermon because before he was assassinated in 1968. anyhow. whatever so far is that we heard pamela harris and she had her some strong statements. they're trying to encourage to the family, the mother, the father of terry nichols to, to just hold on and acknowledging how painful this all must be for the family, for his parents. and for the extended family and a she said clothes that i'm americans are, are morning with you addressing the mother of terry nichols. reverend al sharpton makes the point that this is yet another victim to police brutality and to the failure of changing the s

simone has got your first word news.imone: after 940 five days, hong kong is scrapping one of the world's longest mask mandates. from tomorrow, face coverings will no longer be needed outdoors, indoors or on public transport. the move comes as hong kong seeks to attract tourist and overseas workers to revitalize the city. had governor philip jefferson's warning against changing the u.s. central bank's 2% inflation target. he believes altering it could destabilize what he describes as well and cared inflation expectations. and called into question the fed's commitment to his goals. >> i am committed to lowering inflation to our 2% target. changing the fomc's longer run inflation objective however would introduce an additional risk by calling into question the fomc's commitment to stabilizing inflation at any level. because it might lead people to suspect that the target could be changed opportunistically in the future. simone: global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journ

now for the german side of things that sir farmer did of your political correspondent, a simon young simon, how there is this statement by putin being received in berlin. yoga had, i think the response from the german government will be measured. com, and frankly at unimpressed ah, vladimir putin, these are making, these are the specific threats of possible retaliation. and this is exactly one of the things that are meant that the la shots was very cautious when they're considering the question of delivering tanks to ukraine. and is also why the german government repeatedly said that it's the weapons that it has sent to ukraine. are specifically for the self defense of ukraine. they're not for any attack against russia. and of course, germany is very well aware that any action it takes her in supporting ukraine can be sort of portrayed by putin as somehow and t russian given that to it particularly easy ukraine's, the sight of many nazi crimes of putin was speaking at the sight of styling grad, the bloodiest battle in history, where the death toll of more than 2000000. so either germ

as you pointed out, simone, they do not indict. under the rules and laws and ethics of the georgia courts and the georgia judge said you may talk about your experience on the grand jury, you just can't talk about the exact deliberations and the outcome. i think she skirted that line, but she stayed on the right side of that. she didn't say who got indicted, she talked about her experience like, oh, i love swearing in rudy giuliani, i got to shake his hand. i personally was only thinking about where his hand had been, but other than, that she talked about people's character, whether they were funny or not, whether they answered questions or not. >> it was kind of like she was like a political fan, if you will. just being in the middle of the process. >> yes, that is what we expect our jurors to be. they are citizens, who in this case are exposed to national figures. it is not surprising that she would be excited about this. it is concerning that georgia allows this, but she did not say anything that could potentially hurt, and altho

simone brought me to tears today.artist transfers you in some kind of time machine, through some kind of teleport, some of your memories. i instantly from the first uh sounds returned to this magic year when everything in this world is beautifully alive, jeanne she flies all over moscow in a red car to this song and we are young. we are full of some hope of faith and light to remain in each other's lives. thank you for good theatre. thanks, that's it leo borisovich goes to the wrong show. it really is better than the theater, we will give you the floor after irina ponarovskaya. you are amazing, thank you very much. i wish you only one thing, remove the excitement, breathe and open up, by the way, busting in the theater is also from excitement, because a person wants to speak out, a person wants to express himself as much as possible. and on the wave it sometimes seems like a bad theater to someone. i'm sorry. thank you very much. you have inspired me very bravo to overdo it. than something not to squeeze. now sergey l

that's stephan simons in washington. britain's defense secretary, it says the u. k. isn't ruling out sending fighter jets to ukraine after a lukewarm reception on western allies to keep recent request for president. mcroy is also allowing for the possibility opiates on multiple conditions. but you, as president joe biden has ruled out providing american f sixteens, and germany flatly opposes sending jets cubes. requests for western fighter jets came on the heels of weeks of diplomatic wrangling that led to germany's decision to deliver leopard 2 tanks. ukraine. now, germany's defense minister acknowledges that there is an urgent need to replace the equipment in germany's own army fast and deadly. the leopard too, could be a game changer in ukraine. germany says it will deliver 14 of them by the end of march for ukrainian forces to use on the battlefield. defense minister bar is historian visiting the base from which the tanks will come said the decision to send leopard care is a cost. this is still miles already. the fact that ukraine needs every support and left the

that's stephan simons in washington. a cycle of now add some other stories, making headlines around the world. this presidential vitals lawyer says an f. b. i search of the president beach house in delaware has turned up with no documents, with classified markings, documents had been found in a number of other locations linked to biden. his lawyer says the president has been cooperating with all the searches turkish president rhetoric. i've heard one says ankara will look positively on finland's application to join nato, but he repeated his opposition to sweden. been a recent koran burning in stockholm, and good official to authorities have rated the home of one of ukraine's richest men and a former lensky ally e or cullum, whiskey. ukraine security for service says it has uncovered embezzlement to june of $1000000000.00. at 2, all companies owned until november by the bill in britain's defense secretary says the u. k. isn't ruling outstanding fighter jets to ukraine. adding to uncertainty over the fate of cubes. request

simon has headliners for you now hello, i'm simon . thank you, hello, i'm simon. thank you, ponty.welcome to headline news. joining me tonight, two stalwarts of the show. we have steve and alan and the big dog himself , steve and alan and the big dog himself, dixon. it is an a—list show. so let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages. we start with the daily . they have a new with the daily. they have a new law to stop school strike may have that's its intent at any rate daily telegraph focus the r.a.f. who are facing crisis overdrive for diversity. but the photograph is to do with the school strikes the guardian watchdog looks into school strikes the guardian watchdog looks int 0 £220,000. watchdog looks into £220,000. bill johnson partygate legal advice the mirror when will care new dog attack terror not coming onto your screen for whatever reason the time times british gas breaking the homes of the vulnerable . the sun has footage vulnerable. the sun has footage after league . and finally the after league. and finally the daily star breaking news. the devil has moved to suffolk.