so close for alfie hewett.he wheelchair tennis final, but lost out in a dramatic deciding set. a debut wicket forjosh hull, the england new boy impresses against sri lanka, as they search for a summer series clean sweep in the third test. and a new regime, but familiarfaces — england under interim boss lee carsley are taking on ireland in dublin, in the nations league. also coming up on sportsday... just a matter of time forjack draper — who says grand slam success isn't far away, after his defeat in the finalfour of the us open. when you play the top players the intensity is different. it is a step up. hello there and welcome along to the programme. the latest from the football — with ireland hosting england, in their nations league opener... where they lead 2—0. a big day also in paris, where it's the penultimate day of the paralympic games. a staggering amount of gold up for grabs today. great britain were off the mark early — but disappointment joe lynsky rounds up the day's action. in the summer of sport,

the paralympics singles title is alfie hewett�*s missing piece.ay's doubles title. he showed how much it meant in a deciding set for gold but faced tokito oda, who is 18 and from japan. alfie hewett had a match point but this rising star roared back. and that's it! a champion so overcome that the wheels fell off his chair. but the two sides to these games are intensity and support. in heartbreak, alfie hewett was there to help him up. joe lynskey, bbc news. stephen clegg in the last hour won his second gold of the games, having won the s 1200 butterfly. he stormed to the lead, to finish ahead of dimitri sala and his brother. doubling having already won gold in the s 1200 metres backstroke on day three. hannah crosses 109 gold medals that she wanted t 30 for 800 metres added to her rio and tokyo goals in the same event. it was silverfor goals in the same event. it was silver for great goals in the same event. it was silverfor great britain silver for great britain crossing the line and second spot. let's take a look at how that leaves the metal tab

i can see alfie hewett there _ country. i can see alfie hewett there at — country., he lost a match point — in the singles, he lost a match point and _ in the singles, he lost a match point and came home with a silver. — point and came home with a silver, which he has to be very proud — silver, which he has to be very proud of _ silver, which he has to be very proud of. jody cundy and the back— proud of. jody cundy and the back there with the union jack draped — back there with the union jack draped over his head. he did phenomenally in the velodrome. he has— phenomenally in the velodrome. he has had a medal at every game — he has had a medal at every game since 1996. my head can -et game since 1996. my head can get around that! just in the front, — get around that! just in the front, l'm _ get around that! just in the front, i'm not sure if we can pan— front, i'm not sure if we can pan onto— front, i'm not sure if we can pan onto her, dame sarah storey isjust— pan onto her, dame sarah storey isjust tucking in pan onto her, dame sarah storey is just tucking in to th

in the wheelchair tennis doubles, alfie hewett and gordon reid are finally paralympic champions.f dreams. but there was heartbreak, too, though. in the table tennis final, will bayley was docked a point. you kicked the ball. �* ., , you kicked the ball. after he was 'ud . ed to you kicked the ball. after he was judged to have — you kicked the ball. after he was judged to have kicked _ you kicked the ball. after he was judged to have kicked a - you kicked the ball. after he was judged to have kicked a ball i judged to have kicked a ball in frustration. having led, he then lost to his chinese opponent. he later said he was devastated. but largely, it was glittering finale. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. right, let's return to the us open semi—final in new york, where jack draper is hoping to become the first british man to reach the final in 12 years. laura scott is at flushing meadows. how is it looking, laura? well, clive, rememberthatjack well, clive, remember that jack draper went well, clive, rememberthatjack draper went down the first set, and we have been going now for more th

in the wheelchair tennis doubles, i could tell you there's been a victory in the quarterfinals for alfiegordon reid. they beat their opponents 6—2, 6—1. forall the domination recent years, they haven't actually won the paralympic title yet. they won silver in rio and tokyo, but they are going very nicely indeed and their hopes of a gold medal here in paris are very much on track.— gold medal here in paris are very much on track. that is certainly a -- motivating — much on track. that is certainly a -- motivating them. _ much on track. that is certainly a -- motivating them. what - much on track. that is certainly a -- motivating them. what else i much on track. that is certainly a i -- motivating them. what else can much on track. that is certainly a - -- motivating them. what else can we —— motivating them. what else can we look forward to? -- motivating them. what else can we look forward to?— -- motivating them. what else can we look forward tl victory — -- motivating them. what else can we look forward tl victory in _ —— motivating them. what else can we look forward tl victory in th

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there was success for wheelchair tennis doubles pair alfie hewett and gordon reid.d the men's wheelchair doubles gold — the only prize to have eluded them — after 21 grand slam titles. the latest record breaking day means paralympics gb remain second in the medal table on 100 — with 42 gold — 3a silver — and 2a bronze. the explorer dwayne fields, who was the first black briton to walk to the north pole, has been named as the uk's new chief scout. he'll replace bear grylls, who's standing down after 15 years, and says scouting changed his life as a boy. 0ur correspondent, sophie long, watched him make his promise. thank you, dwayne. you are now officially our 11th chief scout. applause. welcoming the new leader of their pack. he's already a well—known face to some who follow the explorer and television presenter on social media. dwayne fields swapped a life in ruraljamaica for an estate in east london at the tender age of six. when he became a scout, it restored his hope for the future and put him on a path that led all the way to the north pole. now, he says, it's h

in the ceremony, yemen's defense minister major general mohammed alfi said that the country is prepared for a long-term conflict with both israel and the united states. he emphasized that tel aviv and washington are now reconsidering their strategies toward yemen, knowing that any aggressive action would be met with powerful responses. the continuous graduation of military and security forces shows that the enemy has failed in its goals to bring us to our knees. we are developing at full speed, and the directives from the leadership are to prepare new forces to fight in the upcoming battles with the israelis and americans because they are committing genocide in the gaza strip. reports suggest that yemen is advancing its military capabilities particularly in missile and drone technologies. alsofi said that the nation is constantly evolving its. military industries to keep pace with current global and regional developments. while the graduates celebrated the completion of their training, it was clear that yemen's military leadership is focused on what they viewed as an ongoing. battle for

al-bukaiti, could you elaborate more on what uh abdul malik alfi, the yemen leader said. on the achievements by the yemeny resistances the war began on gaza and the types of operation and why have they been so significant? bismillahman rahim, i mean it has been really clearly that the attack conducted by yemeny forces against ships either belong or directed toward israel or any shipping company that's dealing with. it have a great effect, we know that ilat port south of occupied palestine has been closed and i believe now if germany will continue the attack against uh shipping company that is actually uh letting some of their ship to go towards port in occupied palestine in the mediterranean sea, i believe those attack and the continue of this type of attack gna have as well a blocade against uh those port in occupied palestine and it was clearly from the speech of said abdul malik that the attack... will continue against israel and against any shipping company and what's new actually in the his latest uh uh speech that he said that the enemy will be surprised on land as they were surprised

instead of playing, we go to the street you can be in a safe and protected center, hadak wants donna, alfie'sher, one of the parents of the children in this center who volunteer here every week, they are active in arts and handicrafts, they cook hot food. and they even run a grocery store in this center, but in a situation where the local council is facing the risk of bankruptcy, the future of this center is in a state of uncertainty. if these children were not here, what would happen to them? i can't speak for all of them, but probably on the street they wander, they probably torment all the neighbors , they fight with each other in the cold and dark street , there is really nothing for them to do, you know , as a mother, i tell my child to leave the house and play outside, but i am worried that the child where can we go? this is a sad fact that for some people, crime is a part of daily life and they have to accept it. crime is part of everyone's daily life here. i don't feel safe at all. i don't even dream of going out after my birthday. prostitutes are drug addicts. the fate of the houses

yeah but why no discount though, alfie?me on, mate, why do i think every burger you've ever had is the best burger? >> how rude, how rude. okay, right. that's enough of that. let's have a look at the front pages. the telegraph leads with nhs in decline for first time in 50 years. the daily mail has. labour said cutting oap winter fuel cash could kill 4000 express thing of winter fuel payments was cruel, planned betrayal and the times has starmer to give fuel. rebels short shrift. guardian has scores of mps could refuse to back starmer over cuts in fuel payments . and finally the daily payments. and finally the daily star, br and those were your front pages . okay, let's have a front pages. okay, let's have a look at the front pages , look at the front pages, starting with the daily mail. paul >> the daily mail. paul >> the daily mail . labour said >> the daily mail. labour said cutting oap winter fuel could kill 4000 people, so thousands of pensioners could die if the winter fuel payments are cut . winter fuel payments are

donna, the mother of alfie, is one of the parents of the children in this center who volunteer here everyk . they are active in arts and crafts. they cook hot food and even have a grocery store in this center. but in a situation where the local council is facing the risk of bankruptcy, the future of this center is in a state of uncertainty. if these children were not here, what could happen to them? do you i cannot speak for all of them . but they probably wander in the streets. they probably torment all the neighbors. they fight together in the cold and dark street. there is really nothing for them. you know as a mother. i tell my children to leave the house and play outside, but i am worried about where our children can go. this is a sad fact that for some people, crime is a part of fasting life and they should accept it alongside the statement and reality. crime is part of everyone's daily life here. i do not feel safe at all i don't i don't even dream of going out after sari hawa. prostitutes, drug addicts , houses where they are broken into, and lack of attendance. this is absolutely

bbc sport website — including the final of the men's wheelchair gold medal match, between britain's alfiehe centre of glasgow, with rival demonstrations facing off against each other across george square. around 2000 people are reported to havejoined a �*stand up to racism�* rally. on the other side of the square, a smaller, anti—immigration protest took place. both groups shouted and chanted at each other. there were some scuffles, when a group of men wearing masks arrived and tried to join the anti—racism protest, with police trying to keep them away. police officers had also erected barriers to keep the rival demonstrations apart. the most powerful storm in asia this year — �*super typhoon yagi�* — is now causing damage to northern vietnam. roads and airports have been closed, and residents have been told to stay at home. local media has reported that three people have died on the chinese island of hainan. another three people are also reported to have died in vietnam. earlier, i spoke to martin yip from bbc chinese who�*s in hong kong. he told me how the storm has affected china. this

the penultimate day of competition at the paris paralympics, 24 hours after winning doubles gold, alfieinal in the wheelchair tennis. it was a fantastic match, hewitt came from a set down against japan's takita 0da, who was also on the other side of the net in his doubles match. it went to decider and hewitt was serving for gold, but 0da, who is only 18, broke back and took the set 7—5. heartbreakfor hewitt, paralympic singles gold is the only title he's missing after completing the set of grand slam singles titles at wimbledon this year. i2 wickets fell on the second day of the final test between england and sri lanka at the oval. 0llie pope looks to be over his run drought with 154 although england did collapse in their first innings, from 261—4 to 325 all out. josh hull took a wicket on his debut for england and 0lly stone also picked up a couple and a run—out but sri lanka are digging in for the sixth wicket. kamindu mendis with 54 and captain dhananjaya de silva 64, they'll resume on day three with sri lanka 211—5. will england regret not scoring more with the bat? we would may be

bbc sport website, including the final of the men's wheelchair gold medal match between britain's alfieciding third set. that's all the sport for now. think you very much. thousands of people have taken to the streets in towns and cities across france to protest against president macron�*s appointment of a conservative prime minister. around 130 demonstrations have been called, with the biggest setting out from the place de la bastille in central paris. left—wing parties say the choice of michel barnier as prime minister means democracy has been denied, as it disregardsjuly�*s election results which saw their bloc win the most seats. what does this mean? democracy being the nine?— being the nine? that is one of the banners — being the nine? that is one of the banners that _ being the nine? that is one of the banners that we _ being the nine? that is one of the banners that we have - being the nine? that is one of| the banners that we have seen across paris today. another phrase we have seen is a stolen election. they say that president macron's choice of michel barnier is a poor choice

and in the wheelchair tennis, alfie hewett and gordon reid hoping to make paris feel more like wimbledonnst japan's tokito 0da and takuya miki, they were unstoppable. a straight sets win for hewett and reid, and for paralympicsgb, another golden moment. and i can tell you that in the last few minutes, there has been another gold medalfor poppy few minutes, there has been another gold medal for poppy maskill in the pool gold medal for poppy maskill in the pool. what that means is that britain have equalled their gold medal tally for the last nine games. they won 41 gold medals in tokyo and they have won 41 gold medals here, and they will be confident of more to come, sophie. gold rush! andy swiss, thank you very much. the co—leader of the green party of england and wales has accused labour of knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing. addressing the party's annual conference in manchester, adrian ramsay attacked the government's approach on taxation, housing, the nhs and water pollution. ramsay took to the conference stage alone as his co—leader carla denyer is unwell. the

you know this uh launch followed the uh statements of the leader of ansarullah movement abdul malik alfi, he said the... army will never hesitate in supporting the palestinian and lebanese resistance and all the attempts of the us to stop the yemani attacks will never succeed and also he said that the red sea and the arabian sea are now restricted and banned areas for the us, the uh british enemy and also for the israeli enemy today the people also here in the capital san will go to the streets to continue expressing the support for the uh palestinian people and the many people feel like it's a liability, it's a commitment for them to continue supporting their brothers in palestine. i believe that the launch of the missile also was part of the yemen response to the israeli aggression against the uh yemeni territories when the israeli enemy attacked uh hudaida port and you know they attacked the oil tanks there uh i believe that the yemani army will continue attacking the israeli. territories and the sayid said that uh the attacks against the uh occupied territories will continue as long

in the wheelchair tennis, alfie hewett and gordon reed are safely into the double semis.ould this be their year? and i can tell you britain are set to win another medal in the next few minutes. piers gilliver is about to win his heat. there are still five days of competition left. not bad. thank you, andy, in paris. the metropolitan police are making an urgent appeal tonight for help to find a missing 11—year—old boy. officers say ibrahim hasn't been seen since last night after he became separated from his mum outside a poundland store on station road in hayes. the inquest into the death of a man who died after being accused of lying on thejeremy kyle show has heard how the tv host egged on the audience to boo, leaving his guest feeling "distraught" and close to collapse. steve dymond appeared on the former itv daytime programme in 2019, but his family said he'd felt "pounced on" during the filming. he died a week later of an overdose. they're huge spending cuts announced by the scottish government — £500 million worth today to help balance the budget. the finance secreta

it was third time lucky for alfie hewett and gordon reid in the wheelchair doubles.al alongside reid as "the stuff of dreams". hewett faces oda again in tomorrow's singles final. welshman stevie williams has retained his overall lead after the fourth stage of the tour of britain. he couldn't make it a hat—trick of stage wins in newark on trent though. he finished 26th with frenchman paul magnier claiming his second victory of the tour, having also won tuesday's opening stage. williams leads by 16 seconds. and that's all the sport for now. more on the website and app, goodbye. hello there! we had some enormous contrasts in weather fortunes across the uk on friday. many of you saw some warm afternoon. spells of sunshine felt quite humid and temperatures surged as high as 28 celsius in cambridge. that was one of the highest temperatures. it was pretty hot elsewhere in east anglia and also the northwest of the uk, west through in dumfries and galloway. ten degrees above average and 27 degrees here set a new temperature record for september at this particular site, with r

the last operation during the existence of the ussr involving alfie was the event of august 1991.e heads of all departments of the state security committee was held. at the meeting, the following order was given: together with units of the soviet army. the state security committee and the ussr ministry of internal affairs to carry out an assault the building of the russian parliament, the white house. all other special forces of the kgb and the ministry of internal affairs were also transferred to the alpha commander karpushin, including, by the way, the vimpil group and the forces of the ministry of internal affairs, as well as amon, which is part of the operational structure of the vbd. and the oms-don division, that is, the moscow riot police and the special purpose division seconded to the ministry of internal affairs, all orders were given verbally, the ministry of internal affairs was supposed to push people out of the white house, and the alpha would take it by storm, however, as you understand, to take it without major human casualties among civilian population was practic

alfie was quick to get things going. somerset striking early. but through the nottingham, missed, one man and kept hitting, providing stability for glamorgan going on to reach his half—century with an unbeaten 63. somerset needing 174 victory. providing the early runs, but his time and came to an end. and as the chase became more desperate, the wickets continue to fall. somerset finishing with a boundary, but falling 15 runs short as glamorgan lifted the one—day cup. as always, plenty more on the bbc sport website, but that is it for me at the moment. thank you so much. let's return to our main story, the situation in lebanon. word from the pentagon and the last few minutes saying in light of the increased tension in the middle east and out of an abundance of caution we are sending a small number of additional us military personnel forward to augment ourforces that us military personnel forward to augment our forces that are already in the region. that is come from the pentagon and the last few minutes talking about the danger situation and the

i can also tell you the wimbledon champion alfie hewett is safely through to the final of the wheelchair medals, they are second in the medals table behind china and there is still three days of competition left. time for a look at the weather. this programme continues on bbc 1.

i can tell you now, alfie best has been driven, dnven alfie best has been driven, driven to monaco. mullins to marbella. these are people who bring hundreds of millions of pounds in taxation in different ways to the uk economy. i know a friend who set up a great and very successful growing tax business in dubai, telling people how they can go there and get away with 0 or 1% tax. all of my life i've said you should pay the taxes in the country that you live in. you should be willing to support the economy that supports you for the first time in my life, i've been talking to people about changing that, about taking assets , taking businesses and assets, taking businesses and taking employees out of this country, because already the top 1% pay over 30% of the tax revenues, the top 10% pay over 60% of the tax revenues . this is 60% of the tax revenues. this is proper tall poppy syndrome cut the tallest poppies down to make the tallest poppies down to make the rest feel good. do we really not believe that if we lose those highest taxpayers, that the lowest are going to be burdened with m

the penultimate day of competition at the paris paralympics, 24 hours after winning doubles gold, alfie was also on the other side of the net in his doubles match. it went to decider and hewitt was serving for gold, but 0da, who is only 18 , broke back and took the set 7—5. heartbreak for hewitt , paralympic singles gold is the only title he's missing after completing the set of grand slam singles titles at wimbledon this year finlay graham took gold in the men's c1—3 road race, his second medal of the games. graham, who has extremely limited movement in his ankles, overtook france's, thomas peyroton—dartet on the home staright to win by less than a second, elsewhere, emma wiggs and charlotte henshaw took para canoe gold... there have been lots of wickets on the second day of the final test bewteen england sri lanka at the oval, england skipper 0llie pope made 154 but they collapsed from 290 for 4 to 325 all out. and sri lanka have lost 5 wickets in reply, pace bowlerjosh hull picking up a wicket on his debut, opener pathum nissanka, kamindu mendis and dananjaya da silva are putting on

somerset won the toss and put glamorgan in to bat and it proved effective early on, with alfie ogbornen reply they've struggled to get going. they are currently 89—a and well behind the required run rate. ripper golf club have won the inaugural liv golf team championship. led by former open champion cameron smith, the australian—based team wrestled for the lead down the back nine at the maridoe golf club and it was smith who finished it off for ripper, sparking wild celebrations in dallas, with ripper taking home $1a million, with each player on the four—man team getting $1.a million. it was pretty unreal. i think, likejonesy said and lee said, watching the leaderboard today was pretty stressful. i almost wanted to take my eye off it, but i couldn't, i was so intrigued at what we had to do. yeah, so proud. there was something in me that was going to tell me that the boys were going to come through. in formula 1, lando norris' victory in the singapore grand prix cut max verstappen�*s championship lead to 52 points. afterwards, the defending champion hinted his exit from the sport could

in wheelchair tennis, alfie hewett has won everything in the sport apart from paralympic gold.don reid which starts very shortly at roland garros. we will try to hotfoot it over there to watch all of the action.— the national trust says the puffin population off the northumberland coast has increased, despite the impact of bird flu. they're an endangered species in europe, and rangers on the farne islands haven't been able to count them properly because of the virus and the covid outbreak. now though, a new census suggests their numbers have gone up by 15%. 0ur north of england correspondent fiona trott has the story. puffins squawk. they're precious and they need to be protected. there were about 20 fledged ones on the beach, so there were loads, but they seem to have gone. i mean, i'm sure they're around. so day by day, metre by metre, the rangers here have been counting them. this one looks very occupied. there's lots of fresh droppings in there. this one's also occupied. a bit of eggshell and feather as well, which is good. and now there's good news. it's gone up by 15%, wh

and she is through to the individual semifinals, having a brilliant debut here, and alfie hewett in wheelchairady a day seven, a week into these paralympic games here in paris? —— through to the quarters. just as it feels league football has returned, we've now got a break for international football. all of the home nations will play matches in the nations league, including scotland and northern ireland tomorrow, with wales under new boss craig bellamy on friday. there's also a new face in the england dugout this weekend — lee carsley will take charge of his first match as interim manager. 0ur reporter alex howell was at england training for us this morning. the england squad joined up at st george's park yesterday as they build up for the games in this international break. it is the first squad that lee carsley has named since he was named to the england interim head coach and there are some new faces in the squad. we have morgan gibbs—white from nottingham forest and angel gomez from legal and thilo livramento from newcastle as well as those new faces, we have recalls in jack as well as thos

i can also tell you the wimbledon champion alfie hewett is safely through to the final of the wheelchair tennis singles. he will be playing in the final of the doubles alongside his playing partner gordon reid. but as things stand, great britain have 36 gold medals, they are second in the medals, they are second in the medals table behind china and there is still three days of competition left. time for a look at the weather. this programme continues on bbc 1. the new pm sets out big reforms to energy, water and the lords, but is the lesson of his predecessors that he needs more vision and hope and less pain? and as this generation of students prepare to head off to university, will some find their college has gone bust before they even get there? good evening. welcome to newsnight — insight, interviews and more into the stories of the day. later, the crisis in our universities, with calls for a massive rise in tuition fees as students head back to campus. but before that, a scholarly panel of prime ministerial biographer sir anthony seldon, former tory mp and mep vicky ford and baroness

alfie hewett has won everything in wheelchair tennis apart from a paralympic gold medal.ect them to want to go one better. and more to look forward to on day nine of the paralympics in paris.- one of athletics great rivalries was rekindled at the diamond league in zurich, asjosh kerr and jakob ingerbritsen went head to head in the men's 1500 metres. but it was the american 0lympic bronze medalist, yared naguse, who timed his attack perfectly to stay in front of ingerbritsen — taking the win. olympic champion cole hockerfinished third, with kerr back in 5th. dina asher—smith came third in the 100 metres, behind american sha'carri richardson. asher—smith led for the majority of the race in damp conditions, before being pipped to the line by richardson and olympic champion julien alfred. daryl neita was seventh. home favouritejessica pegula came from a set down to reach the us open final. what a night ahead forjack draper at the us open tennis. he heads into the first grand slam semifinal of his career and faces the top seed and world number one jannik sinnerfor a place in t

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you know, billionaire alfie bass has done the same.people i won't mention the names have gone, you know, we don't need to stay in if we're creating wealth and putting in the pot and you're being penalised by the current government, then, you know, we can get up and go anywhere in the world and not put up with it. i mean, you can go to italy and be registered there and only pay 100 grand a year tax, you know , they, they, year tax, you know, they, they, they actually government think that they're going to bring in more revenue by doing what they're doing. the revenue will go down by 50% because they're just, you know, just driving people out of the uk. i mean , people out of the uk. i mean, you know, i mean, i've already gone anyhow. you know, i'm not going to beat about the bush. i'm already gone. and i'll just come back here now for visits and family and, i'm starting a new business, which launches october the 1st here. but it's a family business. i'm not on the payroll, so i won't be paying nothing out of that. but they'll comply wit

alfie hewett and gordon reid winning gold in in the tennis. >> brilliant stuff. brilliant.pers in just a moment. don't go anywhere i'm tired. oh, dear. these two are kicking off already. >> it's all good natured, though. >> we're not the writer, emma woolf and political commentator jonathan lis. >> good morning to you both. i want to get angry. now, can we do first class stamps? >> yes, exactly my point. >> yes, exactly my point. >> they're going up by £0.30. >> they're going up by £0.30. >> unbelievable. do you know how much a first class stamp costs these days? by october the 7th. come on. this is a joke. does first class ever mean first class? no. it doesn't. a first class? no. it doesn't. a first class stamp in a few weeks will be £1.65. it's ridiculous. shocking to know, but come on. to put a stamp up by £0.30 in one go. i think it's a disgrace. i hate to say it, but i remember when they were like, you know, £0.21 for a thingy and £0.19 for a second class. >> but my point with this story, jonathan, is i've got no idea how much a first class stamp is because 165. no, no

there's alfie best gone to monaco., anywhere but the uk because they just don't know how to look after people that are contributing to the economy. >> and landlords are selling up as well. pretty near to record rates , lots of new regulation rates, lots of new regulation coming their way too. people with assets may well be targeted come this. but do you think what do you think of this ? all this do you think of this? all this talk of this £22 billion financial black hole , this is financial black hole, this is being used as the justification to scrap the winter fuel payments, to slap taxes on wealth creators and people with investments and the like. have they actually managed to talk down the country so badly that now this is the reason why 9500 millionaires might leave the country this year? >> yeah, look, i mean, stuffed this up. they're using the black hole thing as as if it's never been there. but they say that 9 billion of that is down to pay rises. and costs of the civil service, the fact that they're what they'r