this is bbc news with joanna gosling.f the main issues on many people's minds right now as we head into winter is affordable housing. the rapid increase in interest rates has left many at breaking point over mortgage repayments. for others, rising rents are a serious cause for concern. bbc panorama has met three people trying to make ends meet. richard bilton reports. nonni is packing, but has nowhere to go. she's a nurse and a mum of four in bristol. you feel like you failed now, because i can't do that, not through a fault of my own, i've done nothing wrong, but it's gone. i can't do it, i can't keep them safe, with a roof, despite trying. her partner works as well, and they have never missed their rent. but the landlord wants to renovate the house and is evicting them. they say they can't afford anywhere else in the city. my aim in life is to put a safe roof over my children's head. i have worked really hard to earn money to be able to ensure that my children are safe, i wanted to be able to provide for them. and now e

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i'm joanna gosling at westminster, where later this morning the chancellorjeremy hunt will say he willg a £54 billion financial black hole by cutting spending and raising taxes in his autumn statement. jeremy hunt, has been very clear that difficult decisions are needed to get the uk economy back on track. he's expected to announce that taxes will go up by £24 billion. but he's also set announce a rise in benefits and state pensions in line with inflation. the chancellor will also outline plans to cut public spending and services by £30 billion. i'm annita mcveigh live in gloucester, we are here in gloucester, we are here in gloucester throughout the day getting your reaction to the autumn statement, finding out what it means for you, as you tackle the cost of living crisis. hello and welcome. it's a huge day for the uk economy — and for the finances of people up and down the country — as the chancellorjeremy hunt prepares to deliver his autumn statement. i'm here in westminster and my colleague annita mcveigh is in gloucester, and between us we'll be crunching the numbers and bringing

this is bbc news with joanna gosling.now on our top story — and the chinese authorities have begun cracking down on anti—government protests which have spread to cities across the country. a number of people have been arrested in shanghai, some were detained for stopping to take photographs, and barriers have been put up along a main road in the city. the unrest was triggered by the deaths of ten people who died in an apartment fire last week. some people blame draconian covid restrictions for hampering rescue teams. earlier, i spoke to isabel hilton, who's founder of the london—based nonprofit organisation china dialogue, and a visiting professor at the lau institute at king's college london. i began by asking for her view of the protests. i think they've been surprised by the vehemence of the feelings, the numbers of people and the spread of the protest. difficult to do a harsh visible repression, every has camera phones, the sight of people being beaten at this point could inflame things. they are smothering them, inte

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11... into the uk to help ease labour shortages. president zelensky says ukraine is moving very carefully after russia announced its troops would... christmas ads return to tv, but some retailers are opting for more neutral campaigns due to the rising cost of living. the number of people facing long waits for urgent cancer treatment has doubled in the past four years across england, scotland and northern ireland. bbc analysis of nhs data showed 67,000 patients waited longer than the target of 62 days for care, including surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. this report from dominic hughes. married for more than 50 years, wendy and tony had seen each other through thick and thin. in september of last year, wendy's husband had a routine chest x—ray. it wasn't until november he was informed there was something abnormal and was eventually told it was terminal lung cancer in january. we assumed, obviously wrongly, that if we hadn't heard anything, everything must be all right. tony died at the

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i'm joanna gosling at westminster, where later this morning the chancellorjeremy hunt will say he will plug the £54 billion financial black hole by cutting spending and raising taxes in his autumn statement. the chancellorjeremy hunt has been very clear that difficult decisions are needed to get the uk economy back on track. he's expected to announce taxes will go up by £24 billion. he's also set to announce a rise in benefits and state pensions in line with inflation. he will also outline plans to cut public spending and services by £30 billion. i'm annita mcveigh live in gloucester where we are live throughout the day building up to the autumn statement and later getting reaction to what the chancellor has to say as we talk about the cost of living crisis, tackling it together. today is likely to be a defining moment for the prime minister rishi sunak, who has recently returned from the g20 summit in bali in indonesia. he is expected to give a statement on that shortly. iam in i am in gloucester talking to business owners about how they are feeling ahead of today's autumn statement.

hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling.ual g20 summit. it's joe biden's first meeting with the chinese leader as president. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. we start with that bombshell interview with cristiano ronaldo. who has sensationally accused manchester united of trying to force him out as he says he feels betrayed. ronaldo's not played in united's last two matches because of an unspecified illness — last captaining the side in their 3—1 defeat at aston villa last weekend. ronaldo told piers morgan uncensored on talktv that he feels he's being driven out of the club. the full interview will be played out on wednesday and thursday on talktv. they are trying to force you out? not only the coach but two or three guys around the club. senior executives? yes, i felt betrayed. you think they are trying to get rid of you? honestly, i should not say that, i don't know, i don't care, but people should listen, it is true. i feel betrayed, and i felt that some people they don't want me her

hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling.en described as an "archeological treasure trove", roman buildings and a mosaic depicting a scene from homer's iliad have been found under a farmer's field in rutland. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly. crunch time for cameroon and serbia following defeats in their opening group matches, both needing a win to keep their world cup hopes alive in this match. cameroon opened the scoring in the first half, first—ever goal for the defender. serbia scored with pavlovic then milinkovic—savic. then two goal in quick succession, 3—3, both leader when so dramatic final 23 minutes of that match. then three more games to come. five—time winner of brazil, euro 2016 winners portugal,. in group h. portugal top the group but they will be... no neymarfor brazil. tommorow it's the last day of action for group b, with england taking on wales at the ahmed bin ali stadium. after england's lacklustre 0—0 draw against usa on friday, gareth southgate thinks despite toppng

i'mjoanna i'm joanna gosling.sity staff across the uk are also walking out, and thousands of postal workers are staging a 48—hour strike. ambulance bosses warn of "cripling delays" as new figures reveal almost 30% of paramedics in england have been stuck waiting half an hour or more for hospitals to accept their patients. desperate measures to survive what the un calls afganistan's humanitarian catastrophe. i sold my five—year—old daughter for $1200 and sent my teenage son to iran illegally to work. the housing secretary says tens of thousands of homes are unsafe because of damp and mould, as the government threatens to block funding of failing associations. an ancient gold coin once thought to be fake, has now been authenticated, revealing the existence of a 3rd century roman commander. new figures show that half a million more people entered the uk than left in the yeartojune, the highest on record. the office for national statistics said the increase was partly a result of the travel sector recovering after the

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 12. a stark warning at the copper 27 summit.ing, and our planet is fast approaching tipping points that will make climate chaos irreversible. a growing political row in westminster over text messages sent by sir gavin williamson to a colleague. downing street says the prime minister believes the expletive—laden messages are "unacceptable". yet again, we are having a discussion about the prime minister'sjudgment, this discussion about the prime minister's judgment, this time discussion about the prime minister'sjudgment, this time in relation to gavin williamson. he's clearly got people around the cabinet table who are not fit to be there. the number of children needing speech and language support at school has risen by 10 percent in england over the past year, partly due to covid lockdowns limiting social interactions. the importance of children learning to communicate at an early age actually affects their learning and their development and their socialisation. it also affects their mental health and their behaviour. southampto

i'mjoanna i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11:00.ined down over 80 missile strikes _ russia rained down over 80 missile strikes on _ russia rained down over 80 missile strikes on ukrainians, civilians, civilian— strikes on ukrainians, civilians, civilian infrastructure, electricity and water — civilian infrastructure, electricity and water and such like and that's why we're — and water and such like and that's why we're having this conversation and cannot— why we're having this conversation and cannot lose sight of that fact. uk inflation hits 11.1% — the highest for 41 years — as food prices and energy bills drive up the cost of living. an investigation into the behaviour of deputy prime minister dominic raab is granted by the prime minister — after two formal complaints are made about him. calls to overhaul england's housing standards system after an inquest finds the death of two—year—old awaab ishak was directly linked mould exposure in his home. good morning. world leaders have held emergency talks at the g20 summit — after pola

i'm joanna gosling at westminster, where later this morning the chancellorjeremy hunt will say he will