i am delighted to be joined by liam halligan in the studio and liam.t did you make of her answers there particularly early on that thorny issue of resignation, she seemed to sort of dance around the head of a pin. yeah, but she's the home secretary this is the key issue in the prime minister's in—tray at the moment it dominated parliament. prime minister's yesterday. tom, as you with a very powerful intervention by jeffrey donaldson of the dup and much mocking from keir starmer . so mocking from keir starmer. so for her to even sit down with me and in office for a 20 minute interview and talk about northern ireland is pretty punchy and in the full interview you can listen to her issuing a veiled threat. she said in that in that clip that she's resigned before when she's found the terms of conditions intolerable . in the full interview, she says , look, stormont won't work says, look, stormont won't work if we don't have the deal. whoopee it's as simple as that . whoopee it's as simple as that. i don't think she approaches northern ireland. she has any

yeah and for liam . liam had us. yeah and for liam.registered his own dad's death, so i need to do it. i need to do it. coming. the third and final report is out next week of the public inquiry. that's well is sort of related because the subjects and the deadune because the subjects and the deadline and that provides but is there anything that you're looking for in that report more generally ? i think that generally? i think that personally is for another day. but at the moment connected to this , it's dates it's times it's this, it's dates it's times it's i'm going to have free next week that the death certificate is just done. yeah and we have no control over that . i use some control over that. i use some i use word and then i'm going to do it again because it's important to me. i feel like an insignificant cog in a huge wheel that everybody else has the power and the decisions and everything is decided for you . everything is decided for you. and this is really important. this is personal. this is not actually about the inquiry. th

here's liam neeson in "marlowe." take a look at this. >> thank you jlo bo.is that lynn with an xt my o sh fp [ bleep >> i'm grietting too old for this [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's how you do it you didn't have enough the sink over the face chair over the -- it's fantastic. >> there is dialogue in it too, by the way >> jimmy: yeah, there is dialogue [ light laughter ] you were telling me that you improvised that line >> yeah, we did the little scene. i have to pick up my hat, and there's quite a distance to the door and i thought, that's too long a pause. i have to say something. so, i thought, i'll shake my hand and say, "i'm getting too old for this." [ laughter ] the director, neil, said, "oh, keep that in i like that. >> jimmy: do you like doing the action scenes? >> i love it i feel like, seriously, like a a kid in a toy shop. >> jimmy: yeah >> hanging out with these stunt guys who are there to make me look good. >> jimmy: yeah do you learn throughout your action movies that you've done, can you teach me how to throw a good p

thank you so much liam liam halligan.just breaking this morning legendary football commentator john morning legendary football commentatorjohn motson has died at the age of 77. motson ten world cups, ten european championships 29 ea. world cups, ten european championships 29 fa cup finals for sport before retiring from the organisation in 2018, known by many as mutti, it worked on match the day since 1971 and commentated on almost and a half thousand televised games. his voice, of course , was voice, of course, was unmistakeable . i couldn't help unmistakeable. i couldn't help feeling excited every time i came to wembley the whole aura of the stadium seemed me to lend itself to drama and my word there was plenty of that so that sports broadcaster john watson there, who sadly has lost his life. let's join tv news regular sports . paul coates now good sports. paul coates now good morning, paul. great to see you . and even on the subs circum is an absolute icon icon of the world of sports broadcasting was mutti absolute icon

let's have a look at liam suella braverman on at liam and suella braverman on the home secretary .ver the boats. home secretary. over 45,000 people across the channel in small boats last year. the number this year expected to number this year is expected to be lot higher. rishi sunak, in be a lot higher. rishi sunak, in his own words, is committed to passing new laws to stop small boats. those laws have now been laid before parliament. does that mean that the government's ruled leaving the european convention on human rights in order to try and tackle vexed problem? because you've previously advocated that we should . well, i'd say nothing . should. well, i'd say nothing. nothing's ruled out at the moment. and we are in the process of preparing our bill to be introduced into parliament very soon and my personal views are well known. what i want to deliver is a system whereby if you arrive here illegally, you'll be detained and thereafter swiftly remove . and thereafter swiftly remove. and if we can deliver that system and that framework, then we shouldn't need to leave. you'll know

let's have a look at liam suella braverman on at liam and suella braverman on the home secretary .ver the boats. home secretary. over 45,000 people across the channel in small boats last year. the number this year expected to number this year is expected to be lot higher. rishi sunak, in be a lot higher. rishi sunak, in his own words, is committed to passing new laws to stop small boats. those laws have now been laid before parliament. does that mean that the government's ruled leaving the european convention on human rights in order to try and tackle vexed problem? because you've previously advocated that we should . well, i'd say nothing . should. well, i'd say nothing. nothing's ruled out at the moment. and we are in the process of preparing our bill to be introduced into parliament very soon and my personal views are well known. what i want to deliver is a system whereby if you arrive here illegally, you'll be detained and thereafter swiftly remove . and thereafter swiftly remove. and if we can deliver that system and that framework, then we shouldn't need to leave. you'll know

yeah and for liam . liam had us. yeah and for liam. registered his own dad's death, so i need to do it. i need to do it. coming. the third and final report is out next week of the public inquiry. that's well is sort of related because the subjects and the deadune because the subjects and the deadline and that provides but is there anything that you're looking for in that report more generally ? i think that generally? i think that personally is for another day. but at the moment connected to this , it's dates it's times it's this, it's dates it's times it's i'm going to have free next week that the death certificate is just done. yeah and we have no control over that . i use some control over that. i use some i use word and then i'm going to do it again because it's important to me. i feel like an insignificant cog in a huge wheel that everybody else has the power and the decisions and everything is decided for you . everything is decided for you. and this is really important. this is personal. this is not actually about the inquiry. t

we hear joy behar talking about sexual fantasies with liam neeson.d, i would like to have my issuas sprinkled over liam neeson. liam neeson, right now kidnapping movies get me so aroused, i can't begin to tell you. that is settling. enjoy your breakfast, that was uncomfortable to watch. >> todd: welcome to news at abc, news division. >> ashley: thanks, joe. new york city is putting illegal immigrants in expensive hotel rooms and throwing out perfectly good food they don't want to eat, but military families have to rely on food pantries to feed their kids. >> todd: we have the story right after this, don't go anywhere. t? what would it look like? i've had great success as a small business owner, and i can show you how. because of the success of my bestselling book, blue collar cash, i've created an online course called a path to a successful life. get my books and course for just $99. and if you do it now, i'll double it so you can share it with a friend or a loved one. go to blue collar cash dot com slash fox today. your best defense against erosion

liam halligan lim , 4% full liam halligan lim, 4% full points . what does it all mean ? points.at does it all mean? well, this would be the highest interest set by the bank of england in 14 years in the run up in the years before the pandemic. interest were well below 1% and then they went even lower to a quarter of 1% during the covid period. we can see that on a graphic here. so there's the interest rates in there's the interest rates in the run up to the covid period. and then during the covid lockdown, they went to ultra levels. and then since then we've successive nine successive rises by the bank of england 3.5% where they currently are in a bid to tackle inflation. inflation is now coming down. that's why, tom, i don't think interest rates have that much further to go up. i do think we'll see what we call a 50 point rise, 0.5 percentage points to be pedantic to 4. then i think go up to about 4.25 in the spring then i think interest rates will level out and they'll start to come down actually before the end of the year. that's my prediction as inflation out is really inter

>> hope: today's the day we're losing douglas. >> liam: we're not losing him. he's just staying at steffy's for a little while. >> hope: he belongs here with us, liam. you, beth and i, wehi

well, that's good news , liam. there is good news, liam. there is something, isn't there , what the something, isn't there, what the imf say and something of what you and i have been saying together for some time here, that a country in which corporate taxes are due to go up by 30, a third increase in corporate taxes just a couple of months down the and a personal tax regime that is dragging millions into 40 ppi tax. tax regime that is dragging millions into 40 ppi tax . it's millions into 40 ppi tax. it's difficult for us to really fulfil our potential with a tax regime that well, you know as soon as i've finished talking to you, nigel, as you'd expect from from me as you would do. i'm going to go. it's time for a dnnk going to go. it's time for a drink and start talking to some of the guests and i'm sure a big topic conversation among the guests tonight at this guests here tonight at this european foundation meeting launching this pamphlet completing brexit a democratic necessity will be this idea that corporation tax is going up in april

another one , quote, liam neeser one , quote, liam neeson right now, thoson. get kidnapping movies get me so aroused i can't even begin to tell you. you. that's i mean, that's just annsettlingt unsettling at this point overall. i think what's been said on the program recently, when you think about the racist, k oe the ageist attacks on nikki haley, just as it was on cnn, with don lemon, for her age nikk don lemon, for her age to be broached as an issue somehow, if nikki haley is past her prime, then half the cast cast on the view shoulde be considered extinct. >> sean, at this point, by the t way, apparently don lemon has to go through sensitivity training before he goes on the air tomorrow. i stand by my my stance is the same . i don't believe in cancelations. i don't believ cas and firings ane in firings. i don't believe in boycotts. sam are liberals ever going to do the same for a conservative orre is that a pipe dream pipe dreamd ?re? >> and look, i believe in capitalism. so if the viewers are not there and there's a chemistry problem with the hosts in ter

liam halligan.er a look at the latest news with ray . good good morning. it's 11 am. here's the latest . the gb a.m. here's the latest. the gb newsroom hundreds , thousands of newsroom hundreds, thousands of workers are taking part in walkout wednesday . the biggest walkout wednesday. the biggest day of industrial action for than a decade up to a million workers belonging to seven trade unions have out over pay jobs and. teachers to the national education union is starting their first day of strikes leaving 85% of schools fully or partially closed. education secretary keegan admitted to us they're not close to a deal. they didn't break down, but they basically said very clearly, look, we can't do anything to stop this strike. this is going ahead on february. but we ahead on 1st of february. but we do have 28 days between this and the next strike. so we will continue discussions. but what we do is offer inflation we can't do is offer inflation and inflation busting pay rises because we're focussed on

liam halligan. not on my watch. liam halligan. thank you so much. enjoy rest of your evening.t further reaction to three years of brexit with the leader of ukip, one of the best known politicians in the country. of course, former conservative mp neil hamilton . good evening, neil hamilton. good evening, neil. brexit. perfect, but it's with us now and it's important that we acknowledge this moment and celebrate the fact that the democratic will of the british people was and acknowledged . people was and acknowledged. yeah.i people was and acknowledged. yeah. i think that's absolute you're right. but when you look at the subject and of what we've done with , brexit and that's done with, brexit and that's extraordinarily disappointing andifs extraordinarily disappointing and it's seven years now since the referendum , what are we got the referendum, what are we got to show for it? what differences have been made by this government in last three years, let alone in the last seven? and the answer a fact zero. you know, we controlled our borders . we haven't diverged the eu in terms

so we'll keep you updated on that with liam as eveh updated on that with liam as ever.rce afternoon. but andrew pierce with you tomorrow from 12 to 2 and he'll take you through all the issues of the day. but for the issues of the day. but for the moment, thanks for being with us. we'll update you now on the for the day. the weather for the of the day. hello, alex deakin here with your latest update from the met office. most dry today , fairly office. most dry today, fairly cloudy out there. it is pretty mild , though. temperatures in mild, though. temperatures in double figures for most and there is some rain across northern scotland from these weather high is the weather fronts. high is the dominant feature , but it is to dominant feature, but it is to the south and we've got winds which breaking light rain which are breaking light rain and drizzle to parts of north—west england. the hills and of west wales as. north—west england. the hills and of west wales as . well, but and of west wales as. well, but the heaviest rain is certainly across northern scotland. quite gu

and liam , and he joins me now. and liam, this was the big argument of the summer.ss was saying we shouldn't raise corporation tax rishi sunak was saying we should . is this right? at least right. it hasn't gone away. it has. and this stems back to last spring time when rishi sunak was the chancellor before the chancellor. before the chancellor. before the chancellor he legislated in his then spring budget 2022 to raise corporation tax from 19, which is very competitive by international standards to 25, which the way all that allowances work, frankly isn't very competitive. that would send us from like fifth in the oecd division of tax competitiveness to 30th. we don't need that at this point. in my view. we need to be attracting investment. so of course liz truss and kwasi kwarteng, they wanted to reverse that increase from 19 to 25. and then jeremy hunt came along and reversed the reverse . so we're reversed the reverse. so we're now we are going up from 19 to 25. of course , in april 2023, 25. of course, in april 2023, the obe also says that this would raise arou

whether it is joy talks about her sexual fantasy about liam neeson.bout the best loss remedy when you hear it. i would like to have my ashes sprinkled over liam neeson. >> those kidnapping movies get me so aroused, i can't begin to tell you. that's unsettling at this point. i think what's been said on the program when you this i of the think of the racist and the age attack on nikki haley. if nikki haley is past her prime then half the cacasts on the view should be considered extinct, sean. >> apparently, don lemon had to go through sensitivity training before he goes on the air tomorrow. i don't believe in cancellations and firings and boycotts. are liberals going to do the same for conservatives or is that a pipe dream? >> i believe in capitalism. if "the view" is not there and if there is a chemistry problem with the host, changes need to be made. viewers, are they watching or not watching? do his staffers or co-host watch him or do they think he's a problem at a particular show. let they decide, sean. >> thank you, when we come back, a big announc

: liam's speech was corny.what i do have, i have a very particular set of skills. skills i've required over a very long career. if you let my daughter go now that will be the end of it. i not look for you. i will not pursue you. but if you don't, i will look for you. i will find you, and i will kill you. >> tyrus: anybody else want to kill anybody? no, imal' just kidding. liam said when he first saw the speech he thought it bass going to be corny, he had no idea the ramifications it would have on pop culture. joe you say corny [bleep] all the time. what do you think about this. >> joe d.: he was complaining about it on the view and after a few minutes he was probably complaining wishing someone would take him out of there. joy behar showed clips talking about how she had a crush on him. it was very uncomfortable. he should be glad his movie line wasn't life is like a box of chock rates because he would have been eaten. >> the idea of being groomed by joy by hard, just shoot me. joe. >> joe m.: funny story tyrus

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liam, as your balance sheet? no. liam, as even your balance sheet? no. liam, as ever.. stay with us here on gb news live, top of the hour. we'll be back with more on the earthquake relief efforts across britain. but before that, let's get update the weather. get an update on the weather. hello aidan mcgivern hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. bright blue for of us this blue for many of us this afternoon , having cleared the afternoon, having cleared the earlier cloud and drizzle in the south. but in the far north here we've got strong winds and, some heavy showers. those ease in the north of scotland the rest of the day. the next weather front is approaching. that's actually to bring milder, albeit cloudier weather as we head into the weekend . but for the time being. weekend. but for the time being. cloud clearing the south, bright blue skies for a time across england, wales and then clear spells overnight that will allow temperatures to fall in the temperatures to fall away in the south. meanwhile northern england, north wales, scotland. north

speaking to liam halligan.he said she understands why people are frustrated with hotels housing asylum seekers . it's housing asylum seekers. it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country whereby because of the overwhelming numbers of, whereby because of the overwhelming numbers of , people overwhelming numbers of, people arriving here illegally and our legal to accommodate them we are now having to house them in hotels and that is causing understand double tensions within pressures on resources . within pressures on resources. and you can watch full 22 minute interview with the home secretary on the gb news youtube . sir keir starmer has outlined his vision for the country. if labour were to win the next general election . launching his general election. launching his party's five national missions, the labour says the uk needs to be more competitive. the economy , highlighted as a top priority and he promised to be tough on crime. sir keir says plaster politics is h

speaking to liam unacceptable.n, she also said she understands why people are frustrated with hotels. housing asylum seekers . it's clear that asylum seekers. it's clear that we have an unsustainable in towns and cities around our country whereby because of the overwhelming numbers of people arriving here illegally and our legal duties to accommodate them, we are now having to house them, we are now having to house them in hotels and that is causing understandable tensions within communities. pressures on local resources . and you can local resources. and you can watch the full 22 minute interview with the home secretary here on the gb news youtube channel. and sir keir starmer has outlined his vision for the country. if labour were to win the next general election. launching his party's five national missions, the labour leader says the uk needs to be more competitive. the economy was highlighted as a top priority and he promised to be tough on crime tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. don't go anywhere. ma

we'll have line you with liam have that line for you with liam here on live.gain, thank both. good again, thank you both. good getting westminster. getting back to westminster. we'll top of the we'll back at the top of the houn we'll back at the top of the hour. stay with us with all the latest. hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with latest mcgivern here with the latest forecast met office. forecast from the met office. although the strongest, the winds of scotland winds in the north of scotland now stays windy now easing. it stays windy across through the across much the uk through the rest the day and lots of rest of the day and lots of cloud well that rain for cloud well and that rain for some but not the rain some but not for all the rain mainly associated now this warm front that's going to bring some bursts of weather to northern ireland southwest and northwest england . either side of that, england. either side of that, some brighter weather mostly dry in the south south wales and south—west england , seeing some south—west england, seeing some sunny s

liam halligan gb news in sutton coldfield . liam, these videos coldfield.brilliant and they're so depressing and you keep coming across the same sort of business person working incredibly hard and same kind of and with the same kind of business doesn't business person that doesn't usually the yeah. usually go on the telly. yeah. or if they are on the telly they get like 10 seconds soundbite. get like a 10 seconds soundbite. steve him in there. you steve hold him in there. you know, i wanted to give him scope to his partners to express he and his partners have really taken a bet on clevedon fasteners . as i said at clevedon fasteners. as i said at the beginning, it's this is a company that was founded to create the rivets and bolts that kept spitfires together in 1939. it's an incredibly proud company. it has a world class reputation , exports all over the reputation, exports all over the place , 30 employees and steve place, 30 employees and steve thinks the combination of the removal of help with his massive energy bills have gone up from a triple. they've

liam halligan will be here. this comes on the same day that oil giant shell has that the oil giant shell has recorded highest profit loss recorded its highest profit loss in history. almost recorded its highest profit loss in history. almos recorded its highest profit loss in hithe y. almos recorded its highest profit loss in hithe company that owns and the company that owns british gas seeing record share price says all this while 345,000 court warrants issued to impose prepayment metres in vulnerable people's homes . we vulnerable people's homes. we have a lot to talk about and today is rishi sunak's 100th day today is rishi sunak's100th day in power. he's had a lot to deal with, but is there cause for optimism for tory voters with him at the helm? plus in the news discussion with dr. reddy hindu camp and former mp stephen pound. everything from a christian mother taking a primary school to court over gay pride. desantis being a hero pride. ron desantis being a hero for his floridian constituents . for his flo

thank liam liam halligan there down in the city, london. just keep it light . i love the phrase liam light. i love the phrase liam used that low wattage speech that's all you have to give and you can just sail up to the next election upsetting anybody. but aren't we in many ways ready for aren't we in many ways ready for a bit of steady going after the aren't we in many ways ready for past years, particularly since 19? i think country is ready for a nice, slow wattage and ambitions to the government and know what it is. the phrase, andrew. because what keir starmer said this morning, and i've no doubt that there will be presenters on gb news for the rest of day picking it apart in a more detail. he doesn't a bit more detail. he doesn't talk about tech ai in the way talk about tech or ai in the way that sunak positively that rishi sunak gets positively when about investing when he talks about investing those industries. you don't see that keir starmer, and that from keir starmer, and it isn't this particular speech isn't in this particular s

former trade secretary liam fox . he will support the liam fox.ost—brexit deal if it's an improvement and he expects fellow tory mps and the dup to do the same. do people also be willing to see restrictions diminished again in the hope that over time some of them might? i think the hope that the european union would give up entirely on european law applying to some elements of northern ireland is unlikely given what the british government conceded in the protocol. but we can make progress on that and i think the both sides will want to. the northern ireland assembly up and running because that's the best guarantee to political stability and a reduction in violence . a and a reduction in violence. a ban on transgender women in female prisons, in england and wales is now being extended to include those who've committed offences. the new policy , which offences. the new policy, which will be enforced from tomorrow , will be enforced from tomorrow, also includes trans women with intact male

liam, thank you knows? we shall. liam, thank you very much indeed . now a huge very much indeed.or both the eu day, of course, for both the eu and for britain. the of the brexit. well, what about the mood in westminster today? let's get more . with tom harwood get more. with tom harwood joining us and tom. i gather there's been a little bit of sort of indication from downing street on this business. the sort of single market remarks from rishi sunak when he was in northern ireland earlier today. yes. rishi sunak has been speaking to businesses in northern today, talking about the access northern ireland will have both to the united kingdom and to the eu. single now there's been a lot of buzz onune there's been a lot of buzz online that somehow this is rishi sunak that single market membership is a very good thing. downing's firmly rebuffed that . downing's firmly rebuffed that. a briefing this morning saying that no rishi sunak was talking of course about this almost dual regulatory regime where northern ireland is not only a member of the eu market, it has this privileged access

okay thanks very much, liam . midday today, very much, liam.y today, bank of england is predicted to deliver its 10th interest rate rise in a row . we think bringing rise in a row. we think bringing it to 4. now, that move will be a continuation of the quickest series of hikes for more than 30 years. to break it all down for us, our economics guru as a christian missionary named you. now we just think yeah, we think we should call you guru. thanks for the original game, master. i can live with that of economics. you know. so we think 4% today. yes, this time last year, interest rates were well below 1. their emergency levels during the covid lockdown, they'd been below 1. actually for quite a few years, never really fully recovered after the global financial crisis of 2008. and now we're expecting the 10th interest rate rise in a row. why are they going up? because the bank of england, having been late to the party, being late to cotton on that inflation was really coming fore is now really coming to the fore is now beanng really coming to the

>> liam: it's too much pressure on the kid. it's him having to worry about not hurting either of his parents. >> hope: yes, but in a way he-- he did. by choosing to live with steffy, and obviously, you know, douglas would never intend to cause either of us pain, but...

liam, thank you updating us on you very much for updating us on that. course, liam will that. liam will stay on top of those developments. all the latest details do financial details now. let's do financial news news. news and sporting news. manchester referred to an manchester city referred to an independent commission by the premier league over alleged breaches of financial rules. now they span period from the 22 2009 rather season up the 20 1718 campaign a long period . the 1718 campaign a long period. the league holders alleged to have breached league rules requiring in what's called utmost good faith of accurate information that gives true and fair view of the club's financial position close quotes. well, in the past few minutes, the club has issued a statement, say, manchester city is surprised by the issuing of these alleged breaches of the premier league rules, particularly given the extent of engagement and the vast amount of detailed materials that the epl has been provided with. it goes on, say the club welcomes the review of this matter by an independent to imparti

. >>> you would never be able to tale because liam is having just as much as everyone else. for his mom, it's a gift to watch her son have fun. >> the first time we have ever done sports with him because of the surgeries on his leg and things like that. we wanted more of a fun experience. >> reporter: this is the school's first afternoon enrichment program since the pandemic. >> a lot of these kids have never experienced anything like this, so this is really fun for us. >> and it was a perfect move so kingston could exercise in a safe way. >> i wasn't sure i would enroll him but then i felt safe and comfortable. >> they can figure out what sports they like. it is part of the response to the concern for parents. >> he can do something active that he loves and you know, his leg never bothers him so he can come up against all these things and still love it and have fun. >> reporter: allowing all kids to just be a kid. >> and there is a set fee to participate for programs. >>> ahead, a maryland farming alliance is connecting communities and generations. (peaceful music) - time t

here to tell us more gb news economics and business liam halligan. liam, thank so much. we get all forecasts. you know the bank of england are saying that the recession is going be shallow recession is going to be shallow worse they thought it is worse than they thought it is going say that going to be. the imf say that we're to be in recession going to be. the imf say that vi| 're to be in recession going to be. the imf say that vi| just to be in recession going to be. the imf say that vii just to to be in recession going to be. the imf say that vii just to know)e in recession going to be. the imf say that vii just to know how recession going to be. the imf say that vii just to know how muchission going to be. the imf say that vii just to know how much are n . i just to know how much are these forecasts worth paper these forecasts worth the paper they're because it they're written on? because it seems that of them seems to me that none of them ever come true . oh, you ever seem to come true. oh, you did a bit of a i roll thing going on there, liam you know, i've lots le

liam, thank you very much indeed. spot. liam, thank you very much indeed .reaction. the sport that? more reaction. the sport arsenal and who could be arsenal man and who could be buying man united? all that coming up a moment. let's get coming up in a moment. let's get an though, bethany an update, though, with bethany on headlines . an update, though, with bethany on headlines. mark on the headlines headlines. mark you. good afternoon. here's your top stories . the gb newsroom at top stories. the gb newsroom at 134, the search for any first minister of scotland underway after nicholas sturgeon her unexpected decision to stand down. she plans to remain in office until her successor elected. the snp executive committee will meet this evening to draw up a timetable for a leadership . possible leadership. possible replacements include the deputy first minister john swinney replacements include the deputy first ministerjohn swinney and first minister john swinney and finance secretary katie forbes. labour will recruit an extra 13,000 community police officers .

. >>> coming up on "street signs," we're going to be hearing from liam condon as johnson matthey announceshe production of hydrogen margin. we'll be right back. johnson mathey announces a plug power partnership. it comes with a u.s. investment to capitalize on the inflation reduction act. the ceo of johnson mathey join us tell us about this. >> this is a long-term partnership. plug is the tesla of green hydrogen they were looking for technology and a manufacturing partner who could help them continue the business it's a really long-term thing. >> i see the two of you will be investing in new hydrogen fuel plans for 2025 that's something exciting to watch for in the near term how confident are you? i've had a lot of chats with people there's a lot of excitement about this product, but there is a concern about the ability to scale given the prohibitive cost. >> this has been the challenge to date. tech know logically it's been possible for quite some time the problem has been the cost and the ability to scale, and with the act in u.s. the fundamentals have changed. now with us coming togethe

at albums, liam, re send me my the k bullets, the volume, the whole. hm. doctor, coachman, her colleagues turned this basement used for storage into a delivery ward under fire, a safe place to deliver babies, even if the hospitalist targeted. it's one of the reasons why renata and constantine kalashnikov have chosen to have their 1st child timothy. here he was born just a few hours ago. the kalashnikov fled from jeanette's eastern ukraine. a region that seemed fighting between russian and ukrainian forces since 2014 a order that vehicle i have already left my home once i do not want to go through that again visually and where to run to poland. we do not have a home there. we do not speak the language, it was hard enough getting settled in kiev. either ring a bell orange is lost as of hugh. despite the war, both renate, antony, gina, are optimistic about the future of the country. they're bringing their children into. i'll say bit of that i believe that we will rebuild everything. i believe that ukrainians will be happy again, we will draw the right conclus

you liam. this is a site that will do little to say toby james nerves yen stoughton bag, chief of the north atlantic military pac nieto, meeting with south korean. and japanese leaders recently. his visit to an air base part of a bed to strengthen ties with asian democracies. as fears of a potential conflict between china and taiwan, grew stronger blake, as seen from beijing's point of view, lord austin and young shelton begs visits to the region on exactly confidence building measures that china was perhaps looking forward. you'd be right in saying that might not be the message that vision wants to hear, but i think it's entirely fair for secretary austin to visit us tree allies and to read forth those relationships. particularly when south korea has been subjected to considerable nuclear threats and threats of preemption from the north end. the philippines is constantly subject to, you know, intimidation at sea, from chinese coast guard and maritime militia vessel. so it's entirely logical fo

what do think, liam, of . she does admit that her nor kwarteng had been informed of the potential consequence and says that her economic policy would have on this liability driven investments ? i think the whole investments? i think the whole ldi situation is a scandal. what's going on here is because of years of quantitative easing, years of central bank money printing yields on government debt , very, printing yields on government debt, very, very printing yields on government debt , very, very low, which printing yields on government debt, very, very low, which was handy for the government, but for the pension funds that are basically forced by regulation to invest in these ultra savings strains that yield a regular income to the investor that matched their liabilities, the pensions they have to pay. they were getting very little money from these gilts. fact the return on the gilts was was lower in many cases than the rate of inflation. so of course they were losing money. so in order to sort of juice up th

liam halligan excellent.m halligan interview with suella braverman amnesty brown over fast track for asylum seekers is the mail which goes strong on this line, which goes strong on this line, which is a good line. that is an amnesty in all but name a fast lane for 12,000 migrants. migrants will eventually have to, according to this plan , to, according to this plan, effectively have to fill out a ten page document, quite formulaic document, if their engushis formulaic document, if their english is deemed to be too low. apparently they will be. then they will then have to be further evaluated . but it is , further evaluated. but it is, you know, rishi sunak promised to clear the backlog. this is apparent their way of clearing the backlog . but rishi sunak the backlog. but rishi sunak also promised stop the boats. and what a lot of people are asking is how do you expect to stop the boats if you make the process asylum in britain ever easier and ever less stringent? and i suppose one of the ways to clear the bac

. >> my wife says, that looks like a liam. i said no, honey, let's go brandon. let's go brandon. >> sean: you said that. >> the doctor pulls him up. it's a boy. what a boy. he said that was the umbilical court. i had no idea. we got to liam fortunately. my daughter, we almost named karen. we went with cameron instead. can you imagine? we would have to move to new zealand or something like that. >> sean: jimmy, i can't keep up with the changes in names. i have no idea if i'm saying something incorrect. >> i don't want to hear about brandon until you talk to my son, o.j. >> he's a killer. >> we're all ragging on biden. let's not forget the bold leadership of the state of the union when he said the time to cheese between unity and -- it matters. >> sean: when we come back, last call. the audience gets the last word. we'll take questions from them straight ahead. [applause] show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. ♪ >> sean: all right, time for last call. you, the audience, you get to tell us what you like, don't like

it's liam there's more to come.ng us up to date on the economic of war. coming up, we'll be talking russia expert keir giles. russian's motivations and the likelihood of a spring offensive. we'll also be talking to lieutenant general ben hodges, the former commander of us army in europe, to give the military perspective. but first, history on and what's your news headunes. history on and what's your news headlines . thank you, eileen. headlines. thank you, eileen. it's 233. your top stories from the gb newsroom. a minute's silence held across the uk this morning . one year since the morning. one year since the start of the russian invasion of . ukraine at, downing street, the prime minister, rishi, stood with ukraine's ambassador to the uk to reflect on the country's losses . britons to reflect on the country's losses. britons imposed a to reflect on the country's losses . britons imposed a raft losses. britons imposed a raft of new sanctions, including an export ban on every piece of equipment russia uses on the ba

. — they should have expected a welsh response, liam williams tried providing _ response, liam williamshome fans, the result was never in doubt _ home fans, the result was never in doubt. ireland finishing the game as they started it, piercing that thin red line — they started it, piercing that thin red line. josh van der flier, the scoring — red line. josh van der flier, the scoring bonus point for the 6—nation's favourites. back to the drawing _ 6—nation's favourites. back to the drawing board for gatland, four islands— drawing board for gatland, four islands back to dublin, and a match against _ islands back to dublin, and a match against champions french, that could be hugely— against champions french, that could be hugely significant for the championship.— be hugely significant for the championship. be hugely significant for the cham--ionshi. ., , , , championship. you 'ust sense we were really looking — championship. you just sense we were really looking forward _ championship. you just sense we were really looking forward to _ championship. you just sense we were really looking f

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liam are always a yearly. um uh oh. what's up? oh yeah. you know, you have or what? they always do you good. hard what? she had a model with over here, your model, so we only have, uh oh, yeah. thank you standing for a moment that can. good morning. i was asked to come and share a prayer song. help. open up this, uh beautiful morning. i also wanna acknowledge that the song was composed by leo mcgilvray of salik, alberta. and i specifically wanted to sing this song and helen lee helen walker zoo. you know she was pivotal research of our community here in the san francisco and the song talks about our mother and the women. so with that i want to single sound. hi y'all. no way. okay. yeah okay. okay. hello mom. all right all the way . i a. okay? hey. yeah. hey. hey . hey hey. way. hey. scratch. along the way. yeah. okay? hey. hey, y'all. i don't he was ready. my nephew sing may breed. i have to tell you a story. helen walker zoo, who i called mom. she called me her son. when you became the mayor of san francisco. she said. look at that son. it's beautiful, strong woman.

here is liam melendez. >> mary bell avenue in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood is known asriendly street. neighbors have gone out of their way to make the street more attractive. people even use these stone benches to conduct outdoor meetings. what for nearly 20 years residents have had in place is now being targeted by the department of public works after someone complained to 311. >> the city has asked us to apply for an encroachment permit on the sidewalk. or remove the benches. >> there are plenty of encroachments throughout the city. we have all had to walk around them. the bikes, scooters, homeless encampment's to name a few. >> the big thing w sure is there were no hazards at all particularly for people visually impaired. if they are using a wheelchair, any other issues. we want to keep the path of travel safe for all users. >> one thing these neighbors have are unusually wide sidewalks. let's measure. we measured from the curb to the benches in question. nearly 14 feet of available space. lenny of room for strollers and more. the notice given to neighbor specifies t