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i'm wondering how you feel about united health group, unh >> unh is out of favor now had a great quarter. i really -- i like human that more it goes down every day they all can't go up at once but human that and unh had great quarters and that matters because i'm playing a long game, not the short game in this enir vvironment i want buybacks, real dividends, ideally both and i can't feel comfortable recommending anything without them unless the multiple is so low on earnings on "mad money" tonight, despite reporting a mixed quarter, linde stock jumped higher. what i went through in the first ten seconds of the block that's okay. that's what i do i'll discuss with the ceo. activism versus take two i'm running through reports revealing the player that is headed in the right direction and chipotle they reported earnings after the bell everyone hates it. i don't know i kind of like it. let's see what they dished out i'll talk to the ceo i think you should stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets.

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the democrats find themselves in and unh-unh -- unenvyable position. two nights ago we heard this. >> the january 6 committee final report was more than 800 pages but some material did not make the cut including findings on the failures of federal law enforcement leading up to the attack. >> the chief investigator of the january 6 committee says the government could have prevented it. >> law enforcement had a very direct role contributing to the security failures that led to the violence. >> the law enforcement had a direct role, security failures that led to the violence? excuse me? i love how national lacrosse league acts like this is a one day story, nothing more to talk about it pelosi and schumer could have stopped january 6 before it started. they ignored all the warnings. why? we have to get that question answered. now, if a real person were actually on that january 6 committee we would have heard about this months ago but that's how the democrats ran the house zero transparency aid by a media that not only be refused to hold them accountable bu

throughout the conflict, the labour party has stood unhed the labour party has stood united with thenment and the united kingdom to show our support for ukraine and we will have an election next year and there may well be a change of government. but should there be a change of government next year in a general there will in a general election there will be in the position of be no change in the position of support for ukraine, both during the conflict in the course the conflict and in the course for justice. lancashire police forjustice. lancashire police has referred itself to the police watchdog over contact. they had with nicola bully prior to her disappearance. the force says it met with the missing mother on january the 10th and that comes after detect has revealed the 45 year old was vulnerable and that she'd struggled with alcohol and the menopause earlier. ms. bully's family said the public focus was more now about appalling speculation into her private life and actually finding her. the police watchdog is reopening its probe whether forces failed to investigate the serial ra

is lower, 231 points some earnings movers in there weighing on the dow and some defensive names like unh, caterpillar, boeing, travelers al

we just have six laggards, johnson & johnson, caterpillar are, travelers, walt disney and unh. blue chips not really in the red here, are investors setting themselves up for a heartbreak or a sugar crash of sorts? if the cpi tomorrow, 8:30 a.m. eastern, comes in hotter or simply matches expectations, look out for january headline cpi to rise .5 of a percent and 6.2% year-over-year, core up .4 of a percent month over month and a 5.5 year over year-over-year gain, those are the expectations. cpi has become one of the top two numbers that jay powell and company scrutinize to help guide their action on interest rates. ahead of tomorrow's number, what protection can you, the investor, put into your portfolio? we've got some ideas courtesy of our floor show, we're joined by the chairman and ceo of saratoga investment, and trader kenny polcari. kenny, t-minus 17 and a half hours before the cpi release. equities are moving like they're going out dancing tonight. [laughter] no one's concerned that this number is loaded with more possibilities that could tank versus pump up the market. s

unh sheaf markton is calling on the world to remember the people affected by the quake. >> what happened here on monday, the epicenter of the earthquake was the worst event in 100 years in this region. >> nbc news correspondent matt bradley joins me now from the epicenter there in turkey. that, you have done extraordinarily great reporting. you have reduced me to tears a couple times as you have reported on people that have been pulled out of the rubble alive, a baby was one of them. when is the last use time you saw someone being pulled out alive. >> actually, i can tell you that. we saw that last night, it not only was this something that we saw, someone being pulled alive. it was nearly five days after those tremors. that's not where i was. that was in the city of -- that is about to our drive, we are in the company of an american search and rescue team. they were actually from fairfax county, virginia near my hometown. and they were there to assist, they actually take the lead. it was the turks who are taking the lead. what made this interesting and not just because it was nearly fiv

>> unh been under a lot of pressure i think it could still fade a little bit from here, but i'm ready rotation back to big ph pharma, a good play. >> fxi >> cramer is down there in florida. >> don't say that. that's embarrassing. >> grasso said >> eli lilly >> thanks for watching "fast money. do not go anywhere. go anywhere. special "mad money" live from the university of miami starts right now. >> time is an investor's best friend but it's never too late for a little "mad money" 101 >> class is in session >> ba-ba-ba-boo-yah! >> "mad money" back to school tour >> boo-yah >> the "mad money" back to school tour is burning bright at the equator of capitalism. >> boo-yah, jim and welcome to the u. "mad money" starts now [ cheers and applause

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a shoutout to melissa lee when you think about it unh. too cheap here. >> thank you for watching "fast money. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. you tomorrow for more "fast. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to keep you from losing too much money on days like today my job's not just to entertain but to educate you about how days like this happen. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. sometimes the stock market feels like a mosaic where no one piece tells you anything, but when you look at the totality everything becomes crystal clear. so on a day where the averages started strong but then plummeted in a terrible reversal, dow, s&p, nasdaq losing 1.02% i hate these kinds of downturns. let me give you my impr

throughout the conflict, the labour party has stood unhed the labour party has stood united with thenment and the united kingdom to show our support for ukraine and we will have an election next year and there may well be a change of government. but should there be a change of government next year in a general there will in a general election there will be in the position of be no change in the position of support for ukraine, both during the conflict in the course the conflict and in the course for justice. lancashire police forjustice. lancashire police has referred itself to the police watchdog over contact. they had with nicola bully prior to her disappearance. the force says it met with the missing mother on january the 10th and that comes after detect has revealed the 45 year old was vulnerable and that she'd struggled with alcohol and the menopause earlier. ms. bully's family said the public focus was more now about appalling speculation into her private life and actually finding her. the police watchdog is reopening its probe whether forces failed to investigate the serial ra

brexit was an immediate insurance policy against ever closer union and membership of a unhed closer unionand membership of a united of europe . it was an united of europe. it was an insurance policy against paying for a sovereign debt crisis on the continent, which i fear is coming . brexit was an insurance coming. brexit was an insurance policy against. a single european army. policy against. a single european army . look at the european army. look at the dreadful eu response . ukraine in dreadful eu response. ukraine in its early stages . whilst britain its early stages. whilst britain led the way , brexit was an led the way, brexit was an insurance policy against payments of insurance policy against payments 0 f £20 insurance policy against payments of £20 billion a year, which over two decades amounts to the entire cost of the pandemic . brexit was an pandemic. brexit was an insurance policy against free movement , insurance policy against free movement, against a one size fits all trade policy, and against the euro, something which blair dangerously flirted with and which gordon hero

if you look at google trends, filing for unhe will employment that moved up in lockstep with continuing claims which have been moving up off their lows week in, week out. powell will probably come under more criticism if he chooses to rely more heavily on the jolts data especially because so many of the jobs are out there for people don't pay well. a lot are also part time, charles. that will not pay your rent. charles: right. i was looking at the quits, most important thing, that is what yellen used to tell us. manufacturing quits declined. when the quits go down, people are like okay i may not be able to leave this job, may not find another one. leisure transportation, people were finding better jobs in warehouses went down. real estate went down. real estate leasing went down. ali, i hope the fed gets away from that but a lot of their information is tainted any way. i'm not a big fan of the u3 report. has powell boxed himself in getting back to the volcker thing he is more worried about his ego and so-called credibility? >> that is the right question to ask. history will tell what ev

can the country be unhed sturgeon.again by togetherness and hope instead of queen mix trade mark division? i'll explain why the sturgeon era is now on rathlin and how she has done untold damage to scotland. and ironically , her scotland. and ironically, her separatism cause. that's in my digest next here my superstar panel gives their view. joining me tonight , sarah vine, shaun me tonight, sarah vine, shaun bailey and access mp councillor austin sheridan , an ex tory austin sheridan, an ex tory minister and with it kim

can the country be unhed sturgeon.again by togetherness and hope instead of queen mix trade mark division? i'll explain why the sturgeon era is now on rathlin and how she has done untold damage to scotland. and ironically , her scotland. and ironically, her separatism cause. that's in my digest next here my superstar panel gives their view. joining me tonight , sarah vine, shaun me tonight, sarah vine, shaun bailey and access mp councillor austin sheridan , an ex tory austin sheridan, an ex tory minister and with it kim weighs in on the snp figureheads catastrophic economic legacy , catastrophic economic legacy, big city style at 950 and as sturgeon's most famous critic, j.k. rowling speaks out in a landmark podcast . j.k. rowling speaks out in a landmark podcast. i j.k. rowling speaks out in a landmark podcast . i never set landmark podcast. i never set out to upset anyone , however , i out to upset anyone, however, i was not uncomfortable with getting off my pedestal . so was getting off my pedestal. so was the hunti

we would be strong, we would be unhed would be strong, we would be united and the world would not lookway. we also faced fundamental about the commitment to the most basic of principles . would we stand up principles. would we stand up for the sovereignty nations? would we stand up for the right of people to live free from naked aggression? we stand up for democracy , receive one year for democracy, receive one year later. we know answers. yes would stand up for sovereignty. and we did . yes, we would stand and we did. yes, we would stand up for the right of people to live free from aggression. and we did. and would stand up for democracy. and we did and yesterday are the honour to stand with presidents again gave to declare that we will keep standing for these same things no matter . what when president no matter. what when president putin ordered his tanks to roll in ukraine, he thought we would roll over . he in ukraine, he thought we would roll over. he was wrong . you're roll over. he was wrong. you're right. the ukrainian people too brave. america europe, a coalition of nations f

so we have biden on the one hand saying we're all so unhed the one hand saying we're all so united behind ukraine. putin thought we were weak, but we're strong . but actually we've got strong. but actually we've got senior political leaders in the world talking about the prospect of world war three. i am alarmed. i am concerned. i think this consensus view that we must give ukraine whatever want, including boris johnson , who including boris johnson, who thinks the entirety of the r.a.f. should be sent to overnight. i think we're not having enough debate reason and balance on this subject with martin, with a historian and commentatorjoins martin, with a historian and commentator joins me. martin, with a historian and commentatorjoins me. martin this talk of world war iii that is coming from zelenskyy, i mean, they're trying to stop the chinese helping russia, i guess . i think so. i think what's happening with the us statements with ukrainian statements is in a sense saying to don't do it . a sense saying to don't do it. and i personally think we're more likely to see the chinese attempti

boris boris, you go totters unhed .solutely absolutely impossible . thank you absolutely impossible. thank you . you all of you . you all showed . you all of you. you all showed your grit and character back then. strong british character . then. strong british character. you didn't come from . ukraine you didn't come from. ukraine and hence you didn't compromise your ideals and. thus, you didn't compromise the spirit of this great alliance. thank you very much much . and of, of very much much. and of, of course, everybody understand that our country's new. absolutely different times, our defended freedom in the second world war, the iron curtain divided us. our people went through crisis and growth through crisis and growth through inflation and periods , through inflation and periods, social losses , social gains. it social losses, social gains. it was tough, but we always found strengths and stamina to move ahead and achieve results . this ahead and achieve results. this is the bedrock of our land and we are tradition

so we have biden on the one hand saying we're all so unhed the one hand saying we're all so united behind ukraine. putin thought we were weak, but we're strong . but actually we've got strong. but actually we've got senior political leaders in the world talking about the prospect of world war three. i am alarmed. i am concerned. i think this consensus view that we must give ukraine whatever want, including boris johnson , who including boris johnson, who thinks the entirety of the r.a.f. should be sent to overnight. i think we're not having enough debate reason and balance on this subject with martin, with a historian and commentatorjoins martin, with a historian and commentator joins me. martin, with a historian and commentatorjoins me. martin this talk of world war iii that is coming from zelenskyy, i mean, they're trying to stop the chinese helping russia, i guess . i think so. i think what's happening with the us statements with ukrainian statements is in a sense saying to don't do it . a sense saying to don't do it. and i personally think we're more likely to see the chinese attempti

throughout the conflict, the labour party has stood unhed the labour party has stood united with the government in the united kingdom to show our support for ukraine and we will have an election next year and the may well be a change of government but should there be a change of government next year in a general election there will be no change in the position of support for ukraine, both during the and in the calls the conflict and in the calls for justice. scotland's deputy first minister, john swinney, has announced that he won't be entering the race to replace nicola sturgeon . that comes as nicola sturgeon. that comes as the scottish national party postponed a planned conference on independence that had been due to take place tonight . the due to take place tonight. the party's executive committee announced the news this evening, saying it would be wrong to have a newly elected leader tied to a key decision . meanwhile, the key decision. meanwhile, the ballot to select the party's new leader will close on the 27th of march. coming a little. lancashire police has referred itself

throughout the conflict, the labour party has stood unhed the labour party has stood united with theovernment in the united kingdom to show our support for ukraine and we will have an election next year and the may well be a change of government but should there be a change of government next year in a general election there will be no change in the position of support for ukraine, both during the and in the calls the conflict and in the calls for justice. scotland's deputy first minister, john swinney, has announced that he won't be entering the race to replace nicola sturgeon . that comes as nicola sturgeon. that comes as the scottish national party postponed a planned conference on independence that had been due to take place tonight . the due to take place tonight. the party's executive committee announced the news this evening, saying it would be wrong to have a newly elected leader tied to a key decision . meanwhile, the key decision. meanwhile, the ballot to select the party's new leader will close on the 27th of march. coming a little. lancashire police has referred itself to

dow 30 heat map, you have a handful of components in in the green led by caterpillar, merck, coke, unhors are in the red an the s&p's down oprangit points to 4116. st tdi wh jim is coming up next. ♪♪ ♪ a bunch of dead guys made up work, way back when. ♪ ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. ♪ ♪ we'll build freelance teams with more agility. ♪ ♪ the old way of working is deader than me. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ yes, this is how, this is how we work now. ♪ >>> let's get to jim and stop trading. >> there's an interesting piece this morning and it's about how great this regeneron dupixent drug is. it's unbelievable for a host of immune diseases. get on board goes to 834. i agree with the piece it has a market performer. this drug is used for so many different things that it's like an amazing drug. i think this stock is going far north. >> sometimes it feels like it's keeping the ad market afloat. >> i mean -- >> see it everywhere. >> yeah. glen runs the company. wall street totally under valued on due picksent. >> tonight >>

they really are integral to the man unhed really are integral to the man united side christian eriksenmonths because of that thug. andy carroll. yes, tell dribble brutal tackle. yes on him in the red in march last week he got sent off eventually it failed so many people but christian eriksen be big loss he is going to be a big loss but this is what manchester have done very well yesterday and that's dipped into the dipped into the transfer market. that's a phrase i think dipping into the transfer market, the transfer window 11:00 last night. window closed 11:00 last night. mark sale sabitzer now plays for bayern munich. it looks like he's coming to the end of his time at bayern munich, but they a midfielder, he's not christian eriksen because christian eriksen because christian eriksen has been fantastic, unhed eriksen has been fantastic, united and made a huge difference. so he's to come in in the meantime until christian eriksen is he a long time challenge ? yeah. and there's no challenge? yeah. and there's no obugafion challenge? yeah. and there's no obligation to buy so he's just co

can the country be unhed sturgeon. can the country be united once again by togetherness and hope instead of queen mix trade mark division? i'll explain why the sturgeon era is now on rathlin and how she has done untold damage to scotland. and ironically , her scotland. and ironically, her separatism cause. that's in my digest next here my superstar panel gives their view. joining me tonight , sarah vine, shaun me tonight, sarah vine, shaun bailey and access mp councillor austin sheridan , an ex tory austin sheridan, an ex tory minister and with it kim weighs in on the snp figureheads catastrophic economic legacy , catastrophic economic legacy, big city style at 950 and as sturgeon's most famous critic, j.k. rowling speaks out in a landmark podcast . j.k. rowling speaks out in a landmark podcast. i j.k. rowling speaks out in a landmark podcast . i never set landmark podcast. i never set out to upset anyone , however , i out to upset anyone, however, i was not uncomfortable with getting off my pedestal . so was getting o

i'll be keeping you company on tv and radio plenty more still to come including we looking at a more unhed a more united kingdom with nicola sturgeon leaving role or will her successor push for a new indyref plus? sticking with scottish politics will head to edinburgh for this year's scotland's labour conference . scotland's labour conference. but first let's get the latest news with . hi there. it's news with. hi there. it's 1:00. news with. hi there. it's1:00. good afternoon to you. i know i'm throwing the gb newsroom. the uk will be the first country to provide longer range weapons to provide longer range weapons to with the prime to ukraine with the prime minister now is the time minister saying now is the time to . double down on military to. double down on military support. addressing munich support. addressing the munich security said , the security conference said, the world's response to russian aggression hasn't been strong enough. aggression hasn't been strong enough . he told allies advance enough. he told allies advance nato's standard capabilities are needed to counter the kr

parliament where he claimed that brexit caused the brexit could have caused the russian invasion of ukraine unhedne united europe certainly on on defence matters which make an enormous difference . i think enormous difference. i think maybe brexit, maybe was no invasion really . then there's invasion really. then there's the bbc match of the day. presenter lineker taking aim at gb news presenter nigel farage. he claimed nigel played an important in breaking britain and remember the independent bank of england governor andrew bailey and team couldn't help but show their true feelings about brexit. as a public official, i'm neutral brexit per say, but i'm neutral and saying these are what we think are the most likely economic effects of it. the simple way of thinking what brexit's done to the economy is that in the period that happened after, the referendum, there was the very very the biggest very sort of the biggest appreciation that any of the world's four major economies have seen, that that contributed increasing prices , reduced increasing prices, reduced wages. and i'm not talking through re

the eu but i'm quite happy you know scotland and we have our united. know scotland and we have our unhede have our united. i would prefer if united. well i would prefer if we were eu obviously i've we were in the eu obviously i've said that but, think said that before but, i think you this, this goes to you know this, this goes back to with tony blair, it said it was, you there you know, you know, there was you know, a above the border in scotland. there was a lot, you know, lot there was a lot, you know, a lot of dislike and hatred of british people, english people. people, of english people. right. know, right. rather say, you know, that changed years, that has changed over the years, you with their own with you know, with their own with their government. think, their own government. i think, you she's she's you know, i just she's she's pushed so many it pushed this bond so many and it hasn't worked her. and hasn't worked out her. and i don't i don't think it don't think i don't think it will happen when you say changed as in what way? attitudes. attitudes attitudes. which attitudes ha

but are unhed government's view.d in the conservative party in relentless in to be absolutely relentless in to be absolutely relentless in bearing on crime and in bearing down on crime and making sure people safe and making sure people are safe and feels safe. that's why we recently tightened up sentencing laws the most violent laws for the most violent criminals so they spend longer in . it's why we're on our in prison. it's why we're on our way to having 20,000 more police officers on streets, and officers on our streets, and we're those police we're giving those police officers more powers to tackle crime, whether it's stop and search or justice week in parliament, we're police parliament, we're giving police officers tackle officers the power to tackle violent and extremist protesters. that's because we want to make sure people are safe . they feel safe, and that's safe. they feel safe, and that's what we're delivering . they're what we're delivering. they're to talking darren mccaffrey in cornwall. everyone's in

marks what from the trade unions which called them the what it calls them union leader most of what unheshe pcc's the civil servants union. yeah now he actually specifically stated that he wanted to, they wanted to bring the government down with these strikes. but i think there's the other agenda as well of course course, of course is of course, i absolutely agree with them. it's they've coordinated together well, or unofficially well, officially or unofficially and they be piling on the pressure because they know they've crucial they've got these crucial elections may. if the elections in may. and if the tories do badly , these tories do badly, these elections, a lot of tory, the sort of guys, the growth group or they're called, are or whatever they're called, are going the government going to turn on the government and be turmoil. well and there will be turmoil. well there'll turmoil. the tory there'll be turmoil. the tory party the trade. party just don't take the trade. right. time now for right. it's time now for supplements that's where supplements sunday. that's where my i discuss

meeting with president zelensky, he said the unhed president zelensky, he said the united states woulde for as long as it takes. he's to announce the delivery of further equipment, including ammunition and radar systems . ammunition and radar systems. mr. zelenskyy said the visit was an extremely important sign of support for all ukrainians. it comes just days before first anniversary of . russia's full anniversary of. russia's full scale invasion . putin thought scale invasion. putin thought ukraine was weak and the west was divided divided . as you was divided divided. as you know, mr. president, i said to you in beginning, he's counting on us not sticking together . he on us not sticking together. he was counting on an ability to keep nato is counting on us not to be able to bring in another side of ukraine. he thought he could outlast us. i don't think he's thinking that right now . he's thinking that right now. god . what the partner of missing god. what the partner of missing mother of two. nicola bulley has spoken of the family's agony after a body was found yesterday in the riv

i join with the honourable gentleman in saying that this house in this country will stand unhed house vladimir putin's unprovoked unsanctioned aggression and that we will make sure that ukraine is not only victorious but that we bring peace, its people. now, governments , organisations from governments, organisations from around world are offering support to turkey and syria after the devastating earthquakes that have killed more than 11,000 people. three british people are still missing following disaster. a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit on monday morning with a second quake. a few hours later , the quake. a few hours later, the governments pledged support to turkey's president, who's declared a state of emergency for three months and the ten worst affected cities. president erdogan has been visiting of the areas affected and a 77 strong british search and rescue is assisting in the country . now assisting in the country. now the former labour mp jared o'mara has been found guilty of six counts of fraud from during his time in office. the 41 year old who is a member of parliament betw

how about as a unhed promised in 2022.d movement to examine where we from here to develop that strategy , to get leadership back strategy, to get leadership back on track? okay, we'll see if thatis on track? okay, we'll see if that is actually coming down the pipeline, but neil hanvey, thank you very much indeed for your reaction here in gb news and plenty more reaction coming up, of course, on this resignation of course, on this resignation of nicholas sturgeon and course, we'll have more to on the search for nicola bouley following that police conference. but let's get an update now on the weather for you. hi there it is, aidan mcgivern here from the met. some rain moves east today, but still some sunshine either side of that band of rain and going that band of rain and is going to be particularly towards to be mild, particularly towards southeast. that's where the air continues up from the continues to come up from the south. and sunny south. so mild and sunny conditions towards the southeast as this cold front moves th

yeah, maybe that's just come i look at man just me point come i look at man unhed just me point comet. mean they brilliant. i mean they were they went behind robert lewandowski brilliant. i mean they were they went behind rinert lewandowski brilliant. i mean they were they went behind rin greatnandowski brilliant. i mean they were they went behind rin great form ywski brilliant. i mean they were they went behind rin great form that go boston are in great form that a game last week but a pulling game last week but going behind that home to barcelona you think you know they to shut the they should be able to shut the game but you know i said game out but you know i said terrible was just terrible old trafford was just different. was like the different. and it was like the old days, the fans were right, right, right you know, right, right there, you know, right, right there, you know, right the players. right on top of the players. they seem to worry that they didn't seem to worry that they're behind. and they're going to go behind. and they're going to go behind. and they around and th

you know, this would be extremely exceptional and on the it's going be the whole it's going to be unhede things but resolve these things. but whether will be whether the unionists will be persuaded that to be persuaded of that remains to be seen. why does this matter? seen. why does all this matter? because unless the unionists are prepared, accept the protocol. there is no possibility of the restoration of devolved government in ireland. so there is no executive if there is no assembly and those are absolutely key elements in the good friday agreement . what was good friday agreement. what was it, 1998? and we're coming up to the anniversary that we're hoping for a visit by the american president and the british government feels very strong pressure to get this done and to get devolution working in northern ireland again. i'm just interested your take, because i know that the times this story last night didn't they and they were basically saying that europe worried been europe was worried this had been sitting on she c next desk sitting on a she c next desk over a week he hasn't talked

this family of nations , this this family of nations, this unhed this family of nations, this unitedin other news, the energy regulator has reduced the cap on how much suppliers can charge customers. but are still expected to rise. ofgem has announced cap on the amount households pay for gas and electricity drop by almost £1,000 from the 1st of april. however customers are still likely to pay 20% more on their annual bills as the government's additional support only partially protects them . the partially protects them. the labour leader says he wants to bnng labour leader says he wants to bring the uk back to being a rock of economic stability . sir rock of economic stability. sir keir starmer used a speech in central london to set out his economic vision , saying britain economic vision, saying britain needs certainty , also change in needs certainty, also change in order to achieve goal. he said his real ambition was growth from the grass roots. those headunes from the grass roots. those headlines are back in half an hour and see them them . hour and see them them. yeah, look, peo

yeah it hardly rates with leeds versus man unhed rates with leeds versus man united yesterday but thereamazingly thank you thank kinsey amazingly thank you thank kinsey amazingly thank you i swear i have no anything i'm boring as a married well i am. i know nothing about merkel. i just about no stuff about british football, but we only have so many people at work throughout the whole duration of the game. are the cheerleaders ? the game. are the cheerleaders? yeah, yeah. everyone else stops and takes 15 minutes off. whatever it is. anyway, let's take a break. and hammond and sara. here, breakfast gb news on this monday morning will see you right after this . good morning. right after this. good morning. my name's rachel dias and welcome to our latest weather update from the met office . update from the met office. it'll be quite a cloudy start to the new week , but we can expect the new week, but we can expect some sunny spells later on. this is that's weather been due is that's what weather been due to pressure that's been to high pressure that's been across the uk for quite some time

but unhed interesting point here. but united renowned or united without renowned or without.is the way to go. i, i've said it a lot, i doubt it. ten haagi said it a lot, i doubt it. ten haag i didn't think he was going to be guy, but he's come in and he's been absolutely brilliant and it all goes back to that time when manchester united against brentford earlier in the season . it was a nightmare. season. it was a nightmare. we're done at half time and then he said to the players the next day you are going to run the missing that you didn't do on the pitch. i know you did it as well. and eric and eamonn and the rest of the team i a was this was at the start of the season. it's a lovely sunny saturday afternoon. it was done in brentford and everything was sold of it was with sold as a matter of it was with jamie dornan. of course you you know. and anyway we got we were four but we're four nil. don four nil but we're four nil. don tolerate football jamie tolerate football for jamie dornan done at dornan anyway for nil done at half time . and i to god, i half time. and i swear t

but unhed is a european level thing. but united they're g £2 united itself.million a week at the moment where ameliorated where they've ameliorated some of the of those losses by the matchday revenue coming. i mean, just in the whole course of the season, just they ar e £111 just the gate, they are £111 million. the covid era, that million. in the covid era, that was million per game. so a was £7 million per game. so a huge sponsorship deal huge jump. the sponsorship deal in isn't worth much in the show isn't worth as much as but if he got them as it was, but if he got them back somewhere near the level the plane last night in really top united would top competitions united would soon again. soon start making money again. turnover but turnover isn't the problem, but the costs have gone up a hell of a lot, which is why ronaldo had to be moved partly because to be moved on. partly because of raising wage of his contract raising the wage bill. and should say that it bill. and we should say that it was soft deadline for was a soft deadline today for four looks li

come together see as together and see this as a success and that it is success and ensure that it is unhedss and ensure that it is united and finally getting brexit we'll talk to brexit done. well, we'll talk to you we say later you again, as we say much later in program. but he's in the program. but he's unflappable he is. yeah, but unflappable and he is. yeah, but meanwhile, let's bring you up to date what's going today. date with what's going on today. elsewhere news . and the elsewhere in the news. and the home spoken with home secretary spoken with police the investigation police about the investigation into missing mother of two nicola bulley. it comes after the prime minister said he was also concerned the disclosure also concerned by the disclosure of information about of private information about alcohol course, of alcohol and, of course, of menopause replaced menopause. once replaced by nicholas struggles with alcohol. menopause three weeks menopause public. three weeks after disappearance , more after her disappearance, more than 45,000 people have been killed following three ma