Month: February 2023

As prices rise, are there cheaper places than home to work or study? Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Breaking Is it cheaper to study in a coffee shop or at home?

Jeremy Bowen catches up with two Ukrainian students who chose to fight when Russia’s invasion began. Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Breaking Ukraine war: The friends who fought Russia's invasion

Steve Rosenberg looks at why Vladimir Putin set sail in a storm of his own making a year ago. Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Breaking Ukraine war: How Putin's fate is tied to Russia's war

Many of Friday’s papers reflect on the war in Ukraine on the anniversary of Russia’s invasion and the UK’s fruit and veg shortages. Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Breaking The Papers: 'Ukraine's year of blood' and 'let them eat turnips'

Manchester United come from a goal down to reach the Europa League last 16 and knock out Barcelona in the process. Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Breaking Manchester United 2-1 Barcelona (4-3 on agg): Fred and Antony send Man Utd into Europa League last Continue Reading

While overall price rises in the UK slow, food inflation may not have peaked yet, research suggests. Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Business Pasta price doubles to 95p as cost of basics rises

UK growers delay planting crops due to high energy prices, producers say. Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Business Fruit and vegetable shortage could last until May, say growers

Mr Watson “directed a scheme to defraud investors” of millions of dollars, federal prosecutors claim. Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Business Ozy Media founder Carlos Watson arrested for fraud scheme

Raised in India, Ajay Banga led the credit card giant for more than a decade. Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Business US puts forward Ajay Banga to lead World Bank

Cabinet minister says consumers should “cherish” home-grown produce as shops limit sales of some items. Source: American Media Distribution -americanmediadistribution.com- BBC Business Eating turnips could help ease vegetable shortage, suggests Therese Coffey