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why did you post a false name of the attacker? someone else had already posted it, hadn't they?ble for the riots. so an undocumented migrant decided to go to a taylor swift dance class... but within 2a hours, people like andrew tate and other high profile online accounts were repeating false narratives to millions. his name is ali al...al—kati. yeah, a very welsh sounding name. separately on the messaging app telegram, a group called southport wake up was created and organised the protest on st luke's road. and this is where online misinformation... ..met reality. st lu ke�*s road. a place of fury. this is derek drummond attacking the police. he's screaming "liars" at officers. he also attacks a police van. drummond has now been jailed for three years. and look at the left of the screen. the man close by with a green jacket, white t—shirt and cap. here he is on the ground. jacket off, he poses for photos. his name is david miles, a far right activist for the white nationalist group patriotic alternative. 0n the day of the riot, his telegram account reposted misinformation, calli

post. i wrote about that in the book, how he stood up with us. i was proud of that, i was rightful for that. but this is something different. >> a lot of strong reactions including by people who are canceling subscriptions to the post and "la times". it is a double-edged sword. as in other washington post journalist points out, she is asking people not to cancel subscriptions because as she said, it will only hurt the independent newsgathering my colleagues and i strive to do for you every day, end quote. this is a tricky one. people have limited means in which to express dissatisfaction with media organizations and one of them is canceling their subscription. >> yeah, i -- i still have my subscription and i encourage people to keep their subscriptions. their subscriptions provide resources to do the kind of investigative work that many colleagues, their terrific colleagues are doing every single day. a lot of what people know about donald trump and also what they know about kamala harris c

jackson bluntly tweeted, "this post sucks free palestine."h many media outlets including al-jazera and the associated press. from the start of the war, he expressed his emotions and support for his compatriots. however, it didn't go down well with many people in other media companies who had strong ties with. they forced ap to suspend their contract with him, these journalists lost their jobs because of the biased rules the western media is applying, they label journalists support the palestinian cause as terrorist supporters and dangerous, while reporters on the russia ukraine war reveal their stance on live television without worry. so many times, when war comes to a country, when refugees are created because some greedy despot wants to take something over. journalists covering the aggression on gaza are accused of bias with just the slightest expression of opinion. this. have issued such policy when it came to palestine and told journalists that despite your personal opinions, you're not allowed to say anything that could look unbalanced,

we see it as consistent with the values the post has always stood for.the los angeles times publisher blocked a planned endorsement of harris. both papers are owned by billionaires. their role in all of this is being question. i am joined by the executive editor of the columbia journalism review. we should note that you have worked at the washington post and the new york times. you have some insight on how these decisions are made. once we know about what went down behind the scenes of the washington post? >> we know it was made rather suddenly. they began drafting this editorial and went through the normal process. up until a week ago, there was some nervousness that it was not moving forward. a week ago, i was told that the editors said it was moving forward. and then suddenly they learned that the piece had been pulled. today you had an explanation from the publisher. as to why not to endorse. what is unusual for both of these cases is staff had already gone ahead and drafted these endorsements. why were they pulled so quickly? anchor: in the case of

he also said though today he also posted posted about wanting to seek revenge on election officials.ocrats on opposition political opponents, that essentially perhaps that he said would cheat in the election when to read you some of what he wrote, he wrote, quote those. >> he said when he wins those people that cheated will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, which will include long-term prison sentences. he went and on to say, please be aware that this legal exposure extends to lawyers, political operatives, donors are legal voters and corrupt election officials. he also said that they would be prosecuted, prosecuted at levels that this country has never seen before now, to be clear, erin donald trump has posted very similar thanks in the past on his truth, social website, but he reposted this today on x, which obviously has a much wider audience. and i think the timing of this is, of course, notable. first of all, it comes as there's a lot of questions donald trump leaning into saying that his political opponents and democrats or the enemy of the people of this country.

we see it as consistent with our values that the post has always stood for. and what we hope for in a leader, character, and courage in service to the american ethic veneration for the rule of law and respect for human freedom in all its aspects. we also see it as a statement in support of our reader's ability to make up their own minds on this, the most consequential of american decisions, whom to vote for as the next president. the decision comes shortly after the owner of the la times stop the newspaper from publishing its proposed endorsement of kamala harris in reaction, the head of its editorial board, along with two writers, resigned in protest. other major papers have already released their 2024 endorsements just friday, the new york post declared its support for donald trump editorial boards at the new york times and philadelphia inquirer have published support for vice president harris the washington post left this final message for readers, quote most of all, our job as the newspaper of the capital city of the most important country in the world is

>> i mean, kudos to the washington post.rgensen and their social media team for being willing to put that out there and the washington post, i should say, has been doing some really good reporting on itself on what's happening here and what's happening with their owner, jeff bezos. jeff bezos's op-ed that was published last night is still one of the most read piece is on the washington post website, which goes to show you the interest level that people have in what happened behind this endorsement. what i've been hearing from people at washington post and what's been also published publicly, including by their media critic erik wemple for people who are calling it a cowardly, calling it unprincipled, saying hey, if they had just gone forward with their planned endorsement of vice president kamala harris, no one would really have paid attention, or of course, if they had announced this non-endorsement strategy months ago, apparently, jeff bezos first apparently expressed doubt about this. again, it would have been a story bri

one former "washington post" editor called it spineless.pineless decision that will embolden trump. later, what has been a central tenet and tonight harris will be in the state of texas. a backdrop to hit that message hard as that state is ground zero for the impact of donald trump's supreme court nominees and the extreme abortion bans. we'll preview her message at tonight's rally which features none other than beyonce. all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues on this friday. don't go anywhere. where. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. it's helped my memory. it's helped my cognitive qualities. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. th

times" and the "washington post" both owned by billionaires and in the case of the post and the l.a.ick xun xong. not endorsing a presidential candidate is there a trend of some kind? what does it say to you? >> well, the trend -- it's a great question. i think that endorsements, you know, we have to think their utility and usefulness. i think when at the state and local level when we they help decide ballot questions of which there so many, things where there's not a lot news and publicity that these editorial board members can add insight and they can interview people on prose an cons of issues. you can make an argument that the presidential level is less useful because there is so much attention. people are getting information from so many places. and if the n "new york times" or "chicago tribune" says vote this way or that way it may not carry weight like it once did. that's a legitimate discussion. what i think is disturbing for a lot of people in the journalism community is doing it so suddenly and without a lot of trance pansy. will lewis said in his op-ed today. we don't see

you posted an arson manual. leave me alone, i'm calling the police. you posted an arson manual.d here are mr ag's personal telegram accounts. he celebrates hitler. he promotes the neo—nazi nordic resistance movement, a group proscribed as terrorists in the usa. during the riots, he had this advice to people going out on the streets: "remember your mask, keep your hoodie up." he also posted dozens of voice notes. national socialism — it's about survival. others we are not playing in full were extremely offensive and anti—semitic. i wish the genocide ofjews... do you want to say anything to people in britain? you were an administrator of the southport wake up page on telegram. you posted an son manual. do you accept any responsibility for what you did? have you got anything to say to people in britain? police officers were injured. as families were grieving the deaths of their children, you were posting arson manuals. you have posted anti—semitic reports, you have celebrated adolf hitler's birthday. what do you want to say to people in britain? nothing to say from mr ag. we left h

you can certainly make that argument, but it's in the washington post address. my argument is it doesn't move any folders and then just a very quick one. do you think it's likely to set the trends if i say yes or no on . so really the new well, i think used papers are moving away from endorsements generally. okay, thank you. very much that and all started what house column is for the publication, the who your as well as the result, sir, george is willing policy is taking the lead in a high stakes parliamentary election with more than 2 thirds of ballots counted the georgia dream policy has 43 percent of the vote bought deal positions as it one to accept the result. i filled some of its reports. there's jubilation at the georgia dream party headquarters. as preliminary results suggests they're set to become 1st instead of a selection. but in george's 1st election, using electronic voting to exit polls, the initially painted different pictures of who can form image already the both the georgia dream party, which is rules for more than a decade and faces accusation

welcome to "washington post" live. i am jonathan capehart, associate editor at the "washington post." all eyes are on the white house six days before election day, but some also have their eyes set on the other end of pennsylvania avenue and the united states senate, where democrats are fighting to hold their majority. joining us is a person charged with holding that majority, senator gary peters from the grate state of michigan. he is also chairman of the democratic senatorial campaign committee. chairman peters, welcome back to "washington post" live. sen. peters: it's great to be with you. thanks for having me on. jonathan: sure, let's go through the states. senator mnuchin's seat in west virginia is almost certain to go republican. the next two seats on the brink are in montana and ohio. let's start with montana and senator jon tester. the three term incumbent has tried to distance himself from washington. he even didn't go to the democratic national convention in chicago. how are you helping tester hold on to his

you said that different processes are carried out in the post. please let me know what processes people should know . maybe there are some processes that can be used for us. because we are not aware of it and we don't know about it, i don't use it even though it increases the trouble of your colleagues, but that's okay it can make the work more difficult, actually the process. for this normal service that is happening , it means that a service or service has four processes , what you are looking for is what different services the national post company has , an approach that has been formed for the past few years and on the way that we can in fact, that taste of service is in accordance with the development of technology and the use of technological tools in providing services. to make it easier for people to form a collection of electronic services . today, we are very interested in the fact that people need this to track their products. don't let them go and intercept them themselves, god willing, soon we will provide the conditions to be able t

we'll post his full response on our social channels right after the show.ty biron for joining us tonight. we'll be right back. back. robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on idle cash, unlimited nuses and handsome retirement matching? they would descend into chaos. merciless chaos. san francisco's leadership is failing us. that's why mark farrell is endorsing prop d. because we need to tackle our drug and homelessness crisis just like mark did as our interim mayor. mark farrell endorsing prop d, to bring the changes we need for the city we love. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! power's out! -power's out! power's out! -power's out comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. plus advanced security. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. powering possibilities. comcast business. power's out. san

but the washington post itself reporting that it was ultimately spiked by owner jeff bezos. now some of the biggest names, both current and former in the water washington post are speaking out about this former editor, marty baron, who led the paper under bezos during the first trump administration, coming out swinging against his former boss, calling the decision not to run an endorsement cowardly. he also said that the explanation given that readers should make their own choice affable, given the timing, take a listen to what he had to say to cnn's michael smerconish the fact is that bezos has other commercial interests, as we know, he obviously founded amazon has a huge, big, big stake and amazon, he has a space company called blue origin trump has threatened to pursue soo his political enemies and he rewards his friends and he punishes his perceived political enemies. >> and i think there's no other explanation for what's happening right now. >> washington post publisher will lewis pushing back on the idea that jeff bezos was intimately involved in nixing the endorsement

and then posted. >> 's before this happened march and she posted it now. that mean she's desperate for any attention, even bad attention? do you think this is real? >> i read the article and the owner of the restaurant said yes this is real. she's sat on it for a while, she may be was drunk and was like let's post it and see what happens. that's not like i no one has ever done. this is extreme, it's very extreme. israel is not a niche flag. it's maybe the most recognizable of all the flags. you never look and maybe that's israel. if there's a quiz of the flags, the beginning level one difficulty is israel's flag. if you don't know that you don't know any other flag. not to me is what was really remarkable about it but also the fact that she posted it herself. look at their entire reality tv industry. people were like it please put my worst moments out there because then you get attention. >> greg: did she go to jail? that is vandalism. she probably didn't. >> probably not. >> she posted it right there. >> not only proving she's uneducated but what's intere

we will post his full response in our social channels after the show.nks to marty barron for joining us. joining us. has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> my mom just called during commercial break to let me know the yankees lost. at night for new york but a good night to be with you. that does it for us. i wish you a good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. we will see you again tomorrow. >>> okay, everyone, we are eight days out and right now vice president kamala harris is wrapping up a big rally in ann arbor, michigan, and the closing days of this campaign, she's trying to make the contrast as clear as she can. >> we understand the opportunity that we have before

it was hard to believe that it was built in the first post-war years. and the result of the visit of federico mayor zaragoza in 2004 the republic of belarus has already submitted an application to unesco for inclusion in the list of world cultural heritage architectural ensemble of post-war socialist architecture independence avenue in minsk. there are many contenders for the nomination. among them are post-war architectural ensembles of eastern europe: moscow, kiev, warsaw, karl-marx allee in berlin, but the authoritative commission assessed minsk avenue as unique, which is worthy of being among the iconic objects of world culture. minsk avenue has a unique integrity. this is truly the last example of a classic. and could not imagine what passions were boiling around the belarusian capital and its main avenue in forty-fourth, immediately after liberation from the fascists. and with what labor, what heroic efforts of its residents it was erected. in july 1944, in the high offices of the central committee of the party in moscow, the fate of the belarusia

i think that the israelis are using the un posts and have donein using the un posts and have done in as a form of human shield and the tactics being adopted by the israelis clearly indicate that they want the un forces out of the area. and that they are willing to go to adopt measures which in my view because it is a deliberate attack on un posts, constitutes attack on un posts, constitutes a war crime. and this is very serious because they are international forces, they are there at the behest of the security council, they have an internationally recognised security council mandate — 1701, which on its last occasion when it was passed was supported by all of the members of the security council so it is a more significant and dangerous escalation and put the un peacekeepers in a very precarious position. we should sa that precarious position. we should say that israel _ precarious position. we should say that israel says _ precarious position. we should say that israel says that - precarious position. we should say that israel says that it - say that israel says that it was attemptin

the post. he went from covering local and state stories to serving as a foreign correspondent, a pentagon reporter and national security specialist. he's won a bunch of awards and been a pure surprise finalist three times. so anytime and any year now. he's bound to get what his previous book, three years ago, the afghanistan papers provided a searing account of america's mistakes, mismanagement and missed opportunities in what became our country's longest war. when it comes to military scandals, though, it's to rival in scope outright brazenness. the fat leonard saga and craig overcoming navy resistance to letting the whole story out has nonetheless managed his own dogged reporting to expose the the full extent of the shameful and damaging corruption for 25 years. leonard glen francis and his singapore based company played a critical supporting the navy's seventh fleet, which operates in the western pacific. the indian oceans. but francis ultimate italy was found to have been bribing scores of

yeah, and then post it and then post it. i was going to ask you, kat. so this happened in march, and she posted it. now does that mean she's desperate for any attention, even bad attention? or is this do you think this is real? i, i read the article. yeah. and the owner of the restaurant said yes. okay. yeah. someone at the restaurant said yes. this is real. i was actually vandalized. but yeah, she sat on it for a while until she, i don't know, she maybe was drunk. yeah. and was like, i'll just post it and see what happens. it's not like a thing. no one's ever done. yeah, but this is it's extreme. it's a very extreme. like israel's is not a it's not a niche flag. yeah. yes. you have to. it's maybe the most recognizable of all the flags. you never look and like maybe that's israel. what's that symbol. yeah. what's that thing in the middle. like if there's a quiz of the flags, you the beginning. level one difficulty is israel's flag. yes. if you don't know that, you don't know any other flags. yes. so that to me is what was really remarkable about it. but

times and now the washington post have officially declined to endorse a candidate this year. both papers have been endorsing presidential candidates for years. the posts as the decision was made not by anyone on the editorial staff, but by the owner, jeff bezos. the l.a. times says its decision was made by its owner. both obviously are very wealthy businessman. >> i think it's kind of a silly conversation. i don't think those papers change the hearts and minds of americans. you think about how many persuadable voters there are right now so a lot of folks in the middle of america don't read those papers. >> it's about democracy, right? >> we talk about a lot of stuff that goes on in middle america. they are not reading those papers. they think they are kind of elite publications so to me, we go back to 1976, the post used to do it since then and they didn't do it before then. >> but it's this idea that to me she -- timothy schneider talks about where you are saying and autocrat comes to power so let's make sure we don't make him mad. >> the timing is awful here. this is the we

a murder at the post office in a quiet yorkshire village.n beaten to death with a metal bar in the upstairs flat she shared with her husband, robin. he always maintained she was killed by an armed robber who had broken in and forced him to hand over the cash from their post office safe. he said, "don't do anything stupid. "we've got your wife." but thejury didn't believe him. the prosecution said he'd faked the robbery. he'd been stealing money from the post office, then killed his wife to cover it up. today, there's no post office or shop. it never reopened. the biggest thing that ever happened here was maybe a bike got stolen or something like that. to have a murder in your village? absolutely unheard of. barry and vanessa were close friends with robin and diana. i still believe that he l didn't do it, you know. i think you have to knowl robin and di to knowjust how close and what sort of people they were. . yeah, never stopped believing. and i won't stop - believing till he's out. we tried contacting diana's mother but were unable to reac

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, the washington post is not confirming that figure, but my sources at the post believed this has beenlow to the bottom line of the paper, underscoring just how badly the business has been damaged. it's all for one simple reason. many post readers believed that bezos is trying to curry favor with donald trump, trying to get on trump's goods side ahead of the election, no matter what happens with the election outcome. now, bezos's suggesting otherwise, and you just read his words, allow that op-ed for the post says it all. bezos is saying that it's important to restore trust in media and ending the endorsement practice is a way to do so, but timing is everything and bezos admitted it's that he had poor timing here by announcing this decision right. on the eve of the presidential election, it was just about a month ago that the post made an endorsement in the senate race in maryland against larry hogan. has a matter of fact, the post has been doing this for years. bezos's calling it off for the president andres, all of a sudden, and that's why so many post readers as well as post it's ed

it appears that part of those talks in london was discussing a post—conflict plan for how to rebuild war ends. why do you think the focus turned to a day—after plan when this war is still raging? the day—after plan is something a lot of commentators have talked about — there doesn't seem to have been much, at least publicly, discussion of what that day—after plan looks like. but i would have to imagine now that, a year—plus into this war, israel does not want to militarily occupy the gaza strip, nor do they want to occupy southern lebanon, which they did from 1982 to 2000. so, these are probably key features being addressed right now — and yet we still don't know the details of this plan, and the particulars either in southern lebanon or the gaza strip, who actually will be in control. and all the time and energy, and money it will take, certainly for the gaza strip to rebuild from the destruction that's happened over the past year. we're now less than 11 days until election day here in the us — do you see any kind of movement diplomatically happening until we know those results? i d

for during the first post-war five-year plan, grodno, brest, baranovichi, pinsk, molodechno, and lidaame major industrial centers. new industries, agricultural engineering, textile, and sugar industries were created here , and construction materials, woodworking, food, meat, and dairy, and peat mining enterprises were reconstructed. by the end of the five-year plan, in the early fifties , the western region had achieved significant success in developing the national economy and it had truly become one of the developed districts of the republic. the congress set tasks for the new five-year plan. they are ambitious. the republic was entering a period of large-scale changes. unique projects not only in industry, in agriculture. the solution of many social problems was already coming to the forefront. schools, educational institutions. culture, a special role was given to science, one of the key ones - medicine. the republic was approaching the construction of specialized medical institutions, an oncology center, the fate of which would have to be decided even in the un. at the same time,

he also posted dozens of voice notes.about survival. others we are not playing in full were extremely offensive and anti—semitic. i wish the genocide ofjews... do you want to say anything to people in britain? you were an administrator of the southport wake up page on telegram. you posted an son manual. do you accept any responsibility for what you did? have you got anything to say to people in britain? police officers were injured. as families were grieving the deaths of their children, you were posting arson manuals. you have posted anti—semitic reports, you have celebrated adolf hitler's birthday. what do you want to say to people in britain? nothing to say from mr ag. we left him on the phone, calling for the police, accusing us of harassment. so there appears to be no regrets, no apology from one of the key agitators of the uk riots. now, here in finland, seemingly out of reach of the british authorities. finnish police wouldn't comment, but said it was aware of the matter. the uk government told us it wouldn't let t

they posted on their website. they post how much money they take. uh, from a past they take the $20000000.00. i mean, you know, in my, in my area my, for a congress woman, donna edwards, last to, to congressman named ivy because yeah, they faxed been $6000000.00 in my, in the, in, in, in the area. and then i moved in and they showed up they brought them in. so that's why a, a congress cancels the, the, since the site is, is quite brazen though for the, the, you and i'm boss of the, of the, the us about the you and saying that the from our francesca albany is, is, and the semite, i mean, there is no evidence at this. could you see read percussion from this? i understand that let me look, you know, now the easy color for anything is to say, you know, for any kind of criticism as well as to call whoever criticizing to be in, it sounds like it doesn't matter. you can be jewish or must learn more hendo or a kid or whatever, you know, i mean, if you say something critical this really want to be and named add the somebody goes into an easiest thing. much l

will we see a recurrence of that post election? does it depend on how close it is and how well situated are we to again withstand the one-two punch and surge of litigation of dubious merit in the court of law? >> we will see litigation that will matter if the margins are close. the number of students are telling that there is a plan to litigate afterwards. cases filed pre-election do not ask for judicial relief before the election, they are designed to set the tone and seed the ground. again, the success and whether there will be another lost not stolen report depends on the evidence that can be gathered, the evidence you can provide and so far there has not been evidence to back up those cases. one thing about the media, it is important to rebut allegations. i agree that many outlets are doing a fine job of reporting, the problem is people who you want to reach are not reading the washington post or new york times or watching msnbc or cnn so there is a real information problem, another reason to go vote because the polling shows l

the moves been criticized by some of the post most prominent writers. i'll just say it was, wasn't jordan as more from washington dc. since the washington post ceo announced on friday that the newspaper would not be endorsing a presidential candidate for the 1st time. and 36 years, some 1600 digital subscribers have canceled their subscriptions. they say that the washington post, the fabled national newspaper which uncovered watergate, has a moral obligation to let its readers know whether or not donald trump or tom or harris would be best suited to sit in the oval office. there are reports suggesting that the editorial board, which handles endorsement was ready to put out an endorsement of comma la hours the democratic nominee. however, jeff, base of the owner of the washington post, as well as the founder of amazon, apparently told the ceo that he didn't want an endorsement. there's wild speculation, not the firm 5 base of that this is happening because he has business with the federal government at a reportedly is worried that if donald trump will re

in the first post-war years.espite all the difficulties restoration of the national economy, a solid foundation for the revival and development of national culture was laid in the republic. bread in petrusya brovka and many others. theaters, a composer's school, unique creative groups. the grigory shirma chapel, the titovich choir, all of this is from there, from the difficult post-war period. but it was never possible to return the majority of cultural values ​​to the republic. today belarus has only 5% of what was lost during the war. the republic created its values ​​already in peacetime, increasing its intellectual, creative potential. we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, to be surprised, to feel the connection of times of generations, to simply notice. but every day is made up of traditions. today, a year or a century ago. what is considered ancient, was once new, we ourselves, without noticing it, pass on knowledge experience through generations, it is in our smile, the wave of the hand, in suc

, the post goes down. i know there's a lot of people who don't want to believe this or him. my sense is that he believes or he says he believes that a principled decision and that he will go down with the ship. you know, 200,000 subscriptions is an enormous number of subscriptions, but in the grand total of his existence in his empire, it's probably not much. so the question is what you think is the reason he actually did this and what the true implication is. that is the question. >> it's not really, though, john heilemann, it's not really much of a question when you already have the editorial written for the "washington post" and then it gets yanked, the harris endorsement. then just like with the l.a. times there was an editorial written and the owner yanked it at the last minute. as a lot of people have said and i think marty baron said, if you endorse and then said we're out of the endorsement business, that's one thing. if you do it one week, one and a half weeks before when you don't like who they e

. >>> and positivity in the luxury sector hermes leads the way after posting double digit sales growthith kering moving into the green after weak profit on gucci demand >>> very good morning, everyone. we start the show with breaking data from the eurozone in terms of the latest pmi readings let me share these figures with you. the composite flash pmi came in at 40.4. that is off 40.6 when you think of the manufacturing and services, this is what we have in terms of services the final reading at 51.2. that's also actually slightly lower from what analysts were expecting at 51.5. in terms of manufacturing, a very important discussion right now in terms of the outlook for the german economy in terms of their manufacturing capacity the figure for the eurozone came in at 45.9 that is slightly higher from what analysts were expecting at 45.3 all in all here, in terms of the overall picture, what we are seeing is indeed better than expected readings for the eurozone in terms of the composite flash pmis this is earlier from this morning with the breakdown across the two major economies in the

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he was the man tasked with moving the post office from scandal to success. nick read has been accused of leading an organisation that has failed to change. a regular in the inquiry public gallery over recent months, today it's his turn to face questions. nick read joined the post office as the permanent replacement for paula vennells in september 2019. within months, he agreed to settle a case brought by a group of subpostmasters led by sir alan bates. that opened the door to financial redress for victims, and the first scheme was launched in april 2020. cheering. but, more than four years on, many are still waiting for their money. nick read will be asked why the process is taking so long and if it should really be his organisation handling it. he will also face accusations he has been too focused on his own pay and that some in his team still think the post office is the victim. keith bell was falsely prosecuted and lost his life savings. like many, he's eagerly following the inquiry and wants nick read and others to put subpostmasters back at the heart of

"the washington post" is a left-wing publication. "the washington post," remember, had the austere scholar language before. they are, by all measures, i would argue, one of the most left-wing publications in the nation. "new york times" gives them a run for their money. and they are choosing not to endorse kamala harris. they have endorsed all the theories about what a threat to democracy donald trump is, go read their editorial page, go read their reporting, and they are not endorsing in this race? what a way to undercut, kneecap, totally undermine kamala harris' closing argument. "this guy is a fascist, this guy is unpalatable paid this guy iss a threat to democracy. but we're not going to endorse in the race." what an insult to kamala harris. an added at the "l.a. times," the unions? kamala, who do you have when you've lost a "washington post"? >> harris: i want to read this quote. "the washington post," this is a quote from them, their statement. "the washington post will not endorse either candidate in the presidential campaign.

the state, particularly post-covid, post ron desantis's handling of covid, it leaned right. at the same time you are seeing what you are seeing in the rest of the sunbelt. more migration not only from -- it is not just conservatives or republicans but you see a younger, more diverse population moving to florida. i would not put florida in the same category as georgia or north carolina. i don't think florida is firmly a swing state again. they see the opportunity. host: natalie allison, democrats are hoping abortion is an issue they can win on. the former first plays -- former first lady melania trump posted her thoughts in support of abortion rights. what is the strategy here? guest: it is striking. it left a lot of republicans asking that question. what is the strategy? former president trump spoke to that yesterday on the campaign trail. he was asked about it. did you know that your wife was going to be saying this? he said yes. i told her to go from her heart and write what she believes and he moved on from the conversation. they left a number of antiabortion leaders, soc

certainly lvmh posting worse than expected posts. the slowdown in luxury wasn't expected. >> we see lvmh as the weakest among the quality names, they say. i thought this was the bellwether. is this really symptomatic to try to show ultimately the weakness itself is deeper than some had thought because there were maybe some areas that were managing to stick higher. fashion and leather goods, of course, have fallen 5%. is there something at play within lvmh, or is this a key? >> we've seen the luxury players, catering to the higher end of luxury, are doing better. you see that. bernstein is saying demand will return at some point, and the shares may have gone down 20% this year for lvmh. this could be the time to buy the stock because maybe there will be more values. but you have low interest rates in the u.s. and europe. the nonexpensive stock trending lower, it could be the time. we see also within the stretch of lvmh new creative directors coming on board. the new leader bringing his children begrudgingly. there's renewal within the