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u. k. household electricity bills are about the solar by more than 50 percent. that's up to the regulator, lift the price can potentially plunging millions into fuel poverty. i can't imagine if choosing between the feeding myself and my family or heating. if this is another increase, there's another burden government with the weekends just begun harry moscow. my name is peter scott. and welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis on archie international. the 2022 beijing winter olympic games is officially kicked off with the opening ceremony on friday, marking the starts of the events, but rather than celebrates a global sporting spectacle, which brings together some of the best athletes on the planet. western commentators seemed to want to talk war and politics instead. russia has a mass more than a 100000 troops on 3 sides of ukraine. us officials have threatened severe sanctions if russia makes them move. those specially in the light of almost bar call them please to the media and everyone involved to stay away from politics during the 4th, particularly in res

u. k. household electricity bills are about to saw by more than 50 percent of the regulator lifts. a price cap potentially plunging millions of people into fuel poverty. i can't imagine nigeria choosing between feeding myself from one family or heating it. this is another increase. there's another burden governments with live worldwide. it's r t international in moscow with me rural research from the entire new team. here it is good to have you with us. well, i lavish opening ceremony has just drawn to a close in beijing for that of a 2022 winter olympics. but rather than celebrating a global sporting event, certain western commentators seem to have war and politics on their mind. oh dear. oh dear, let's learn more. jessica taylor in the studio. now. saskia, sports and politics were, you know, there's supposed to be totally separate entities here, but in beijing is that what we're saying? what if you thought that some things are beyond politicization, you would in fact be wrong at the winter olympics in beijing have officially kicked off and re so far they have been a sight to beho

u. k. households to deal with energy bills for british homes are about 2 thirds by an average of $700.00 pounds a year. after the national regulate, the lifted a price cup, it comes amid soaring natural gas prices across europe. parties, shoddy was dusty has more now story. while as being described as by now pe later scam essentially that's the feeling of the opposition in response to the government . so cool package of support that it's offering to people to try and alleviate the heavy pressures of this up flu, mama's hike in energy price cap. now just to run you through the figures, then what we're seeing is the energy price will rise by 54 percent in april to just shy of 2000 pounds. now tens of millions of households and we'll face paying $693.00 pounds more. every single year, which is double about of last year. so it's a huge, huge height with absolute huge consequences. but the government says it's stepping in, it recognizes that needed to do so. and offering this package of support. what we can do is take this thing out of a significant points shop for millions of families by mak

u. k. household electricity bills are about to sol by more than 50 percent off to the regulator lifts up price gap, potentially plunging millions of people into fuel poverty with choosing between the feeding myself and my family or heating it. this is another increase, this another bird in governments and with all right, just after 5 pm in moscow. now, and as most people are heading home with cranking up your top stories with this, our live or nazi international. so lavish opening ceremony has just drawn to a close in beijing, but that of the 2022 winter olympics, rather than celebrating a global sporting event. certain western commentators seem to have a well war and politics on their minds. let's learn more right now with aussie saskia taylor joining us in the studio. now. saskia, you know, sports and politics are supposed to be entirely separate entities, but it's not exactly what we're seeing right now in beijing. is it? well, exactly, if you some things were beyond politicization, you would be wrong. dia winter olympic games have officially kicked off in beijing . and so far, really, they

u. k. household electricity bills are about to sol by more than 50 percent off of the regulator lifts up price cap, potentially punching millions of people into fuel property with or heating. if this is another increase this another bird in government with friday night now in the city that never sleeps welcome to while to international life. lavish opening ceremony has now drawn to a close and beijing for that have a 2022 winter olympics. rather than celebrating a global sporting event, certain western commentators seem to have warren politics on their minds. ortiz alexia shasky, reports from the games host city. the winds, the 2022 olympic games have officially kicked off here and the chinese capital. i'll say james, after a colorful yet somewhat more to the opening ceremony, especially compared to the 2008 summer games. that's understandable in many ways because of the situation right now with strict anti cove. it's measured, especially in the light of almost box calls and pleased to the media and everyone involved to stay away from politics during the fall, particularly in respect to athlet

u. k. household electricity bills are about the sol by more than 50 percent off to the regulator to lift the price.

u. k. households as sets it increased by an average of $700.00 pounds a year. thus, after the national regulates lifted, a price cap is raised, the space of mass fuel poverty. and it comes at the time when energy firms are cashing. in or near record, high prices are, sees sharia was dusty, picks up the story. if the eating or hating dilemma wasn't bad enough, people in britain and i worry, they might not be able to do either. that says the energy price capital rise by 54 percent in april to just shy of 2000 pounds. of course it worries me because you know, as a worker and government worker, we don't have enough salary. and if this is another increase, this another burden think we're paying too much for our energy. i can't imagine me like a risk choosing between feeding myself and my family or heating tens of millions of households will face paying 693 pounds more making bills almost double what they were just a year ago. the changes will have a chilling effect on people's finances, so the government has unveiled a support package. but what we can do is take the

u. k. where household electricity bills are about to saw by more than 50 percent. it's off to the regulated lift, a priced cap, potentially plunging millions of people into fuel pulpits in con, imagine here if choosing between the feeding myself and my family or heating. if this is another increase, this is another bird and government with a lot of stories making waves in the world today. welcome to them. it's salty and so the russian president vladimir putin on his chinese counterpart have put together a nato to stop it's expansion. they want a failure to do so will aggravate a cold war mentality. reporting now with the latest from beijing nazi's ecos. well, a friendly and cordial outcome from the meeting between the russian president vladimir putin and his chinese counterpart teaching thing was headache specter. but to find out that the to lead is the i to, i own so many things on so many topics and multiple d ones. i was somewhat remarkable, i should say. and again, the key outtake here is that china agrees that nato should stop expanding. the parties oppose the

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u. k. so to record highs, leaving already struggling households failing, squeezes bank is collect some of the biggest bonuses seen in recent times, the various things going on. i don't see any larry at the end of the tunnel. one is going out a lot quicker than what we used on the canadian prime ministers, branded a dictator by opposition, lawmakers is fewer remains over the use of an emergency power against pro testing truck. let's remind the prime minister. this is canada. this is not at this really about the prime minister taking a sledgehammer, comedians keeping star unacceptable. mm hm. hello, good afternoon. just gone for o'clock in moscow. you're watching art international . my rush is talk. diplomat has smoked the american made his predictions of when russia could invade ukraine. some journalist and i saying is going to happen later this week when the olympics end. after yesterday's bet, failed to materialize. not sure the rules as to whether the escalation will end on february, the 20th. i don't know because we are not the ones who are escalating. we're not doing this politico. well,

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or they so the ukranian president lensky household talks with the leaders of the u. s. u. k. germany and others, urging them to build an anti putin coalition and impose harsh sanctions. the landscape, discuss the u. s. assistance to ukraine and his conversation with joe biden. as the white house proposed to address americans about the situation, the u. k. as far as johnson has said, the britain and its allies will respond to the science of lee to the russian operation, which australia's prime minister has described as an invasion. china's foreign ministry refused to call it an invasion and said, historical factors were largely to blame ukraine's on this, the united nation said putin declared war on ukraine. while germany frowns on the european commission, have a strongly condemned russia's military operations, saying that moscow must be held to account nato chief, he stole some bug sais. russia is violating international law and threatening euro atlantic security on numerous countries have already suspended flights of ukraine on some russian regions, including moscow. we can

u. k. charities prevailed, the millions in britain living on the bride line under increasingly turning to food banks this winter struggling households were also facing a triple threat right now that inflation pushes up grocery prices. energy bills were about to saw by over 50 percent or government welfare. parents face big cups of tea. shoddy edwards dashti reports from a food bank in london. well, pushing suit on the table is the most important thing. a parent should do for their kids last month, a 1000000 adults in the u. k. went at least a whole day without eating anything, because they simply couldn't afford it. as a familiar story that we come across in london in different burrows, many, many parents are doing that. they literally reduce 70 social intake in order for the children to have a decent meal. and then if you look at what are decent meal is that in itself is not fully well balanced meal rumbling tommy's and belly eggs are not uncommon as the cost of living source, 3 emergency food parcels, a handed out to families and needs every minutes. energy prices, sky high, grocery prices are inflating, while government handouts

u. k. charities revealed that millions in britain are living on the bread line and increasingly turning to food banks this winter. struggling households are also facing a triple threat right now. as inflation pushes up, grocery prices, energy bills, we're about to sore by over 50 percent. well, government welfare payouts face big cuts r t. shoddy edwards dash the report next from a food bank in london. well, putting food on the table is the most important thing a parent should do for their kids. last month a 1000000 adults in the u. k. went at least a whole day without eating anything because they simply couldn't afford it as a familiar story that we come across in london in different burrows. many, many parents are doing that. they literally reduce it to show intake. in order for the children to have a decent meal. and then if you look at what are decent meal is that in itself is not fully well balanced meal. rumbling tanny's and belly aches are not uncommon as the cost of living source. 3 emergency food parcels are handed out to families and need every minutes. energy prices, sky, high, grocery prices are inflating, while government

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comes as some 22000000 households face steeper utility bills after the regulator raise the energy price comp, or correspondent in london brakes doll down also not topic in the u. k. is energy bills that's at your eyes. 54 percent. come april, but it's absolutely not to get your blood boiling. families could praise pay more at peak times, like when cooking breakfast, for instance, watching tv off to dinner, and all those cups of tea, tea time, despite these premium rates. so the end of the regular to says consumers can save money, it will enable a more efficient, flexible, and greener energy system, which will say billions of pounds per year on all consumers energy bills. currently, most households charge the flat rate for their electricity and gas usage, but now millions of households could see bill. so with this new in the south surcharge, the way it will work is smart meters will send supply as automatic updates every 30 minutes to track household usage. and then prices will rise in full in real time. and it looks like the pounds was gap. the green light of the bank by britain picking suppliers time of use terrace updated on a half hourly basis will be consumi

households face sleeper utility bills. after the regulator raise the energy price cap, a correspondent breaks it old out a hotel, no topic in the u. k. is energy bails that set to rise? 54 percent comp april, but a fascinating not to get your blood boiling. families could face paying more at peak times, like when cooking breakfast, for instance, watching tv after dinner, and all those cups of tea at tea time. despite these premium, right, so the energy regulator says consumers can save money, it will enable a more efficient, flexible, i'm greener energy system, which will say billions of pounds per year on all consumers energy bills. currently, most households the charge, the flat rate for their electricity and gas usage, but now millions of households could see bill. so with this new over style service charge, the way it will work is smart meters will send supply is automatic updates every 30 minutes to track households usage. and then prices will rise in full in real time. and it looks like the plans will gap the green light, as it's backed by britain's biggest suppliers. time of use tara sa updated on a half hourly basis will giv

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