— mac.com said it was considering an offerfor didcot — mac.com said it was considering an offer fortakeover approach from a us investment company. jd says it was still at a very early stage of evaluating a possible bid for the retailer. sharesjumped by more than one third. troubles for tiktok as the european union launches an investigation into whether it broke online content laws. video sharing platform owned by buyer to dance, the company based in china faces a fine of up to 6% of its annual sales. many eu officials say the premises of elected breach of transparency and obligations to protect minors. the digital services act which took effect over the weekend requires large online platforms to do more to tackle illegal content and security risks. turning out to the mining industry because the world's biggest listed miner, bhp has reported its latest results this morning and in china it is its biggest customer. but the economy, as we have been speaking about, has slowed down. the company made just over $6 million has slowed down. the company madejust over $6 million in profit in si

didcot is a rapidly growing i didcot. didcot is a rapidly growing town— didcot.ry— try to get an appointment. people are very frustrated, worried about that _ are very frustrated, worried about that in— are very frustrated, worried about that. in terms of the politics here we have — that. in terms of the politics here we have also had boundary changes. this is— we have also had boundary changes. this is not— we have also had boundary changes. this is not the constituency of didcot — this is not the constituency of didcot and wantage. people in didcot will be _ didcot and wantage. people in didcot will be hoping that means they get a little bit _ will be hoping that means they get a little bit less forgotten in westminster. it was a comfortable majority _ westminster. it was a comfortable majority for the tories last time round. — majority for the tories last time round. but _ majority for the tories last time round, but there was a lib dem swing and the _ round, but there was a lib dem swing and the lib— round, but there was a lib dem swing and the lib dems are t

there's been more flooding in didcot in 0xfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as wetly for central and north—western areas of england, where we're seeing the heaviest of the downpours. but that low has now pulled out into the north sea. still strong, gusty winds for these north sea—facing coasts, some more rain gradually sinking further southwards and eastwards across central—southern england. but some clear skies out towards the north and the west, so, here, a locally chilly start to the day on tuesday. now, on tuesday, that low is still bringing some more cloud and some rainjust swirling around it. some of that rain could push a little further westwards at times, it will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshire and down through northern areas of norfolk too. the best of the sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wedne

there's been more flooding in didcot in oxfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as wed north—western areas of england, where we're seeing the heaviest of the downpours. but that low has now pulled out into the north sea. still strong, gusty winds for these north sea—facing coasts, some more rain gradually sinking further southwards and eastwards across central—southern england. but some clear skies out towards the north and the west, so, here, a locally chilly start to the day on tuesday. now, on tuesday, that low is still bringing some more cloud and some rainjust swirling around it. some of that rain could push a little further westwards at times, it will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshire and down through northern areas of norfolk too. the best of the sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high p

there's been more flooding in didcot in 0xfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as weseeing the heaviest of the downpours. but that low has now pulled out into the north sea. still strong, gusty winds for these north sea—facing coasts, some more rain gradually sinking further southwards and eastwards across central—southern england. but some clear skies out towards the north and the west, so, here, a locally chilly start to the day on tuesday. now, on tuesday, that low is still bringing some more cloud and some rainjust swirling around it. some of that rain could push a little further westwards at times, it will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshire and down through northern areas of norfolk too. the best of the sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south—west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high pressure starts to edge down from the north, so

on a visit to didcot this morning, the chancellor wouldn't be drawn on the budget�*s impact but admittedis the number—one mission of this government, to turn around the poor performance of the last decade or so. am i satisfied with the numbers published today? of course not. i want growth to be stronger, to come sooner, and also to be felt by families right across the country. but at this paint—spraying business in birmingham, they are wary of the impact of her forthcoming tax rises, intended to fund her plans for growth. we employ nearly 200 people here, so there's £200,000 that isn't helping the industry or anything, it'sjust going straight to the government. so, it doesn't exactly help us, encourage us to employ more people. it's a tax on employing people, so it's a tax on growth, rather than trying to encourage growth, as we see it. his higher taxes are intended to fund better public services and help growth, but it may mean a more patchy output for the businesses and households we rely on to drive prosperity, which could be a challenge to the government's ambitions to get uk growth

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growth, gdp was actually lower by the end of the summer than it was at the beginning. 0n own visit to didcot admitted the figures weren't what she hoped for. growth is the number—one mission _ growth is the number—one mission of this government and turn _ mission of this government and turn around the poor performance of the last decade or so — performance of the last decade or so i— performance of the last decade or so. i satisfied with the numbers? of course not. iwant growth — numbers? of course not. iwant growth to— numbers? of course not. iwant growth to be stronger, to come sooner— growth to be stronger, to come sooner and also to be felt by families_ sooner and also to be felt by families right across the country. families right across the country-— families right across the count .�* , ,, country. at this spain spring business in _ country. at this spain spring business in birmingham, - country. at this spain spring | business in birmingham, they are wary of the impact of the forthcoming tax rises intended to fund the plans for growth. we employ people here so that money— we employ p

there's been more flooding in didcot in oxfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as weh the rest of the night, mostly for central and north—western areas of england, where we're seeing the heaviest of the downpours. but that low has now pulled out into the north sea. still strong, gusty winds for these north sea—facing coasts, some more rain gradually sinking further southwards and eastwards across central—southern england. but some clear skies out towards the north and the west, so, here, a locally chilly start to the day on tuesday. now, on tuesday, that low is still bringing some more cloud and some rainjust swirling around it. some of that rain could push a little further westwards at times, it will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshire and down through northern areas of norfolk too. the best of the sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south—west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 1

there's been more flooding in didcot in oxfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as wef england, where we're seeing the heaviest of the downpours. but that low has now pulled out into the north sea. still strong, gusty winds for these north sea—facing coasts, some more rain gradually sinking further southwards and eastwards across central—southern england. but some clear skies out towards the north and the west, so, here, a locally chilly start to the day on tuesday. now, on tuesday, that low is still bringing some more cloud and some rainjust swirling around it. some of that rain could push a little further westwards at times, it will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk northeasterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshire and down through northern areas of norfolk too. the best of the sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and southwest england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high pressure starts to edge do

on a visit to didcot this morning, the chancellor wouldn't be drawn on the budget�*s impact but admittedigures weren't what she'd hoped for. growth is the number—one mission of this government, to turn around the poor performance of the last decade or so. am i satisfied with the numbers published today? of course not. i want growth to be stronger, to come sooner, and also to be felt by families right across the country. but at this paint—spraying business in birmingham, they are wary of the impact of her forthcoming tax rises, intended to fund her plans for growth. we employ nearly 200 people here, so there's £200,000 that isn't helping the industry or anything, it'sjust going straight to the government. so, it doesn't exactly help us, encourage us to employ more people. it's a tax on employing people, so it's a tax on growth, rather than trying to encourage growth, as we see it. his higher taxes are intended to fund better public services and help growth, but it may mean a more patchy output for the businesses and households we rely on to drive prosperity, which could be a challenge to

a new railway station between didcot and swindon would help to reduce traffic and improve access to both he support investment in our railway and would he meet with me to hear the case for a new railway station? i the case for a new railway station?— station? i think the honorourable - station? i think the i honorourable member for station? i think the _ honorourable member for raising this important issue and for his constituents. we are committed to putting passengers at the heart of our railways. great british railways will work closely with regional mayors, operators and groups to make sure it meets the needs of communities and i will ensure that he gets the meeting that he wants with the relevant minister to discuss the issues in his constituency.— in his constituency. that completes _ in his constituency. that completes a _ in his constituency. that completes a prime i in his constituency. that completes a prime list l in his constituency. that| completes a prime list of questions. i will let the frontbenchers clear. prime _ frontbenchers clear. prime minister's questions has now w

macclesfield in cheshire, and a couple of spots in 0xfordshire, as well, henley and thame, and also didcotpinion polls. here is how one leading political scientist describes them at the moment: now, let's be clear, not a vote has yet been cast, polls suggest things, they don't predict things, but there is huge concern among conservatives about them. and also about nigel farage, the leader of reform uk. what should the conservatives do about him? well, one former cabinet minister, suella braverman, suggesting the tories must embrace nigel farage, welcome him into the fold. here is the view of the prime minister on this topic in a bbc interview here on bbc one this evening. isn't your problem that many conservatives think he's more of a conservative than you are? well, at the end of the day, onjuly 5th, there is only going to be one person that is prime minister. it's keir starmer... but i'm asking about nigel farage. and i'm answering your question. so, the choice for everybody, there there's only going to be one of two people as prime minister — keir starmer or myself. a vote for anyone wh

long gp and dentist waiting times are something that comes up time and time again, and in didcot, they'replace to live, and many are being priced out of the area. with election day right around the corner, i think voters in oxfordshire will be listening very carefully to how candidates say they will address some of these problems. olivia wilson, thank you. and you can find a full list of all candidates standing in the general election on the bbc news website. over the last few weeks, the bbc�*s your vote, your voice has heard from thousands of you about what the biggest issues are this election, and more than one in ten of those responses concern immigration. last year, net migration was over 680,000, three times higher than it was in the last election in 2019. our uk editor ed thomas has been to peterborough, a city where almost a third of residents were born outside the uk, to find out what people there are feeling. the increase of population does not measure up to the increase of services. we've got more than enough on our plate, and i don't think we can take any more. we are not numbe

there's been more flooding in didcot in oxfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as weled out into the north sea. still strong, gusty winds for these north sea—facing coasts, some more rain gradually sinking further southwards and eastwards across central—southern england. but some clear skies out towards the north and the west, so, here, a locally chilly start to the day on tuesday. now, on tuesday, that low is still bringing some more cloud and some rainjust swirling around it. some of that rain could push a little further westwards at times, it will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshire and down through northern areas of norfolk too. the best of the sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south—west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high pressure starts to edge down from the north, so we're all going to be seeing that dry, sunnier—feeling weathe

macclesfield in cheshire, and a couple of spots in oxfordshire, as well, henley and thame, and also didcotge. now, the backdrop to this geography are the opinion polls. here is how one leading political scientist describes them at the moment. now, let's be clear, not a vote has yet been cast, polls suggest things, they don't predict things, but there is huge concern among conservatives about them. conservatives about them, and also about nigel farage, the leader of reform uk. what should the conservatives do about him? well, one former cabinet minister, suella braverman, suggesting the tories must embrace nigel farage, welcome him into the fold. here is the view of the prime minister on this topic in a bbc interview here on bbc one this evening. isn't your problem that many conservatives think he's more of a conservative than you are? well, at the end of the day, onjuly the 5th, there is only going to be one person that is prime minister. it's keir starmer... but i'm asking about nigel farage. and i'm answering your question. so, the choice for everybody, there there's only going to be one

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>> a new railway station on the great western main line between didcot and swindon would grove and wantagec and improve access to both oxford and london. does the prime minister support investment in our railway, and would he meet with me to hear the case for a new railway station at grove and wantage? >> the prime minister. >> the prime minister. >> i thank the honourable member for raising this important issue. obviously very important for his constituents, and we are committed to putting passengers at the heart of our railways. great british railways will work closely with regional government, mayors, operators and passenger groups to ensure rail investment meets the needs of communities and i will ensure that he gets the meeting that he wants with a relevant to minister discuss the issues in his constituency. >> that completes prime minister's questions . i'll let minister's questions. i'll let the front benches clear . the front benches clear. >> that was prime minister sir keir starmer taking questions from mps in the house of commons. we heard there didn't we, there was three mps, i

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. >> to put it into context, there's one particular journey from didcot parkway in oxfordshire to swindon. it only takes 14 minutes. um, it's about 24 miles and that is going to be going up to over £30 for less than a quarter of a mile, a quarter of an hour of rail travel, and people are understandably cheesed off. i mean, it's as though your your rail ticket is now actually a kind of on the spot. fine >> those are the headlines. i'll be back at 11 for more of the top stories . be back at 11 for more of the top stories. in the meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code on your screen. or course, go to your screen. or of course, go to our website, gb news. common alerts . alerts. >> thank you sam. welcome back to the camilla tominey show. still lots more to come in just a minute. we'll be joined by the chancellor, jeremy hunt. where i'll to the heart of i'll try to get to the heart of what spring what will be in his spring budget next budget announcement next wednesday start wednesday. will this start to bnng wednesday. will this start to bring much needed good news b

he's called johnny timpson and hejoins us now from didcot, in 0xfordshire. good morning to you.plain the - your time. hello, good morning. festival can explain the reasons| festival can explain the reasons behind your resignation. tt is festival can explain the reasons behind your resignation. it is not about me. _ behind your resignation. it is not about me. it _ behind your resignation. it is not about me, it is— behind your resignation. it is not about me, it is about _ behind your resignation. it is not about me, it is about the - behind your resignation. it is not about me, it is about the 7.7 i about me, it is about the 7.7 million unpaid carers, juggling caring responsibilities and work and meeting financial challenges. costs are coming up because of a whole variety of issues. it is a real struggle. the issue of carer�*s allowance being overpaid and tax and credit being overpaid and interventions not being quick enough. people are significantly overpaying and having to pay back huge amounts of money. it is not a new issue. it has been going on for five years. the disabili

. - let's speak to 0lly glover, the mp for didcot & wantage. 0lly says his constituency was once again you forjoining us on bbc news. what is the damage in your part of 0xfordshire? unfortunately we've seen areas which have already been flooded several times this year, hit again, milton, steventon, parts of didcot, as well, so yes, unfortunately lots of people are becoming all too used having their homes affected by flooding. having their homes affected by floodinu. ~ ., ., having their homes a

blackstone, amazon, a new partnership with cyrus one to build data centres in didcot. finally grasping the nettle on airport expansion, a new £1 billion commitment from manchester airport group to expand stansted, opening up new routes for work and holiday destinations. the first of tens of billions worth of inward investment deals that we will sign today because we are determined to lead the way on growth, determined to get britain building, determined to get our economy moving through the shock and awe of investment. thatis the shock and awe of investment. that is the message to take home today. when the big decisions are made. when you go back to your boardrooms and ask, where does our money go? where do our jobs go ? where does our jobs go? where does our investment go for a better future ? let me offer you a new future? let me offer you a new answer. it's time to back britain. thank you very much indeed.thank britain. thank you very much indeed. thank you . thank you . indeed. thank you. thank you. >> well, who listened to every word of that? matthew torbett, you

blackstone, amazon, a new partnership to build daters centres in didcot.ally grasping the nettle on airport expansion. opening up new routes for work and holiday destinations. the first of tens of billions worth of inward investment deals that we will sign today because we are determined to lead the on growth, determined to get britain building, determined get our economy moving, through the shock and awe of investment. that is the message to take home today. when the big decisions are made. when you go back to your boardrooms and ask, where does our money go? where do ourjobs go? where does our investment go for a better future? does our investment go for a betterfuture? let me does our investment go for a better future? let me offer you a new answer. it is time to back britain. thank you very much indeed, thank you. applause thank you. there we are, sir keir starmer pledging to cut red tape, boost investment, scrap regulation needlessly holding back investment at the summit just getting under way, the international investment summit international investm