andrew. they are going through the uk northern ireland putting these olympic themed decorations on mailbox. people are knitting and crocheting. it's really impressive. it's called yard bombing and the work is all over social media. there's thousands of pictures everywhere. guys, how would you feel? >> yeah, this is a mailbox prank i can get. i can get on board with. >> yeah, a light prank. this is a very friendly, neighborly prank. >> a very nice prank. and look at the work they put into those. >> those are incredible. >> i'm saying i would love this as a sport, but it's not. >> it's not. it's not for me. well, we did. >> the story should be an olympic sport. why not? >> i mean, i would watch people knit if they were doing like a million miles an hour, like, that'd be incredible, you know what i mean? >> yeah, that would be cool. coming up next, a pop quiz. this is going to be cool on traffic light. >> plus a new warning about a travel reward scam, how hackers are stealing the rewards points

why would andrew young do that?n his book he wrote, "i joined in the deception, and at the time, amazingly, i believed it was the right thing to do. i did this for one primary reason-- i believed in john edwards and all the things he said he stood for." how much was he involved in helping... this relationship to happen? oh, it wouldn't have happened without him. every time we reached some sort of obstacle or hurdle, andrew would clear-- clear that, remove it. one of the things that's--that's hard to get across to folks is how much it was really possible that john edwards was going to be the next president of the united states. in my personal opinion, i didn't think he should run for president. you didn't think he should run for president because of the relationship? -yeah. -yeah. -well, there... [chuckles] -did you tell him that? -yeah. you know, i was the only one. everybody wanted him to run. what did he think was gonna happen? like, it's all based on a lie. -right. -you know, it's like, how--this is not gonna end

jack: andrew visit television, honey feel about the plan.e economic nonsense from the presidential candidate it is a dumb i did not really problem here and lead according to the problems and they try to have a drop of this is something out of like soviet russia which he wants to do and also give us to plan while she voted to that and this will be about the presidential campaign soon the negative also newly announced prices for medicare for the negotiated drugs and some drugs and is going to have an effect for consumers. meghan: i want to put this into perspective in south harris proposals very much the radical and arguably again, there's not a lot of indication that there is massive inflation or profits that are being done on the grocery side and on the medicare side, this is actually already bought we have had some movement on negotiations and how it plays out a little bit of security detail still, we will have to keep this in mind, you know it's worth noting though the wall street lsf set one we were super pharmaceutical have base they act

andrew fisher, our anything about it. andrew fisher, your labour— anything about it.rtise, - anything about it. andrew fisher, your labour party expertise, let l anything about it. andrew fisher, l your labour party expertise, let me ask you about some of the stories we have been reading about splits within downing street... particularly between two of sir keir starmer�*s to advisers. what do make those reports? isn't that true comedy think? is that damaging for the new government? —— isn't that true? the new government? -- isn't that true? ~ ,, , , ., true? when sue gray was brought in as the chief— true? when sue gray was brought in as the chief of _ true? when sue gray was brought in as the chief of staff _ true? when sue gray was brought in as the chief of staff when _ true? when sue gray was brought in as the chief of staff when he - true? when sue gray was brought in as the chief of staff when he was - as the chief of staff when he was leader of the opposition it was because his team in westminster were seen as a boy club, cliquey, and that is white sue gray was

andrew: the yen carry trade. well, first, let me tell you what the markets think of the yen carry trade, and apparently august 5, monday, the unwinding, where back in 1987. i'm old enough to remember that clearly. the markets fell even below what happened in 1987. three or four days later, we started going back to normal. the yen continues in a sense to be more expensive as if interest rates will be coming down and apparently that was that so if you are asking me what i think of the yen carry trade, i will quote you mahatma gandhi when he was questioned what he thought of western civilization and he said it would be a very good idea. paul: all right, andrew freris, ceo of ecognosis advisory. more views from andrew in just a moment. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ the promise of this nation should extend to all from new york to new mexico, from alaska to alabama. but right now, people like you are losing their freedoms. some in power are suppressing voting rights. banning our kids books from libraries and attac

thank you very much. >> andrew. pierre. >> andrew. pierre. >> oh, there you go, andrew.t of course i was talking earlier on to the owner about this, you know, rather unique. intention of theirs to introduced as £1 tax. and what resorted in quite a huge viral outbreak. and let's listen to what kate said earlier on today. >> it's called the £1 seagull insurance. >> it's been misreported that it's a tax. it's definitely not a tax . it's an optional £1 a tax. it's an optional £1 spend. and we're asking customers if they would like to do that in order to protect themselves. if they do get attacked by a seagull whilst down here at the cheesy toe shack in eastern saint andrews, there's been so many seagull attacks they've just been ramping up over the last couple of years . of years. >> let's be clear there is no viral outbreak . it was, of viral outbreak. it was, of course, the story that went viral up here in saint andrews. and that's because the gulls here have become such a nuisance that a small family business was losing money until they introduced their small pound. and s

andrew.ood afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom. our top story this hour. masked anti—immigration demonstrators have smashed windows at a houdayinn have smashed windows at a holiday inn express in rotherham, throwing pieces of wood and chairs, injuring at least one. police officer comes after police warned further violence was likely following protests in england and northern ireland. at least 90 people were arrested yesterday amid clashes between demonstrators and counter—protesters, with police officers attacked and injured. thenit officers attacked and injured. then it comes after three girls were killed in a knife attack at a dance club in southport on monday. speaking earlier on gb news, former scotland yard detective peter bleksley did not mince his words. >> no matter what somebody's concerns are, if you pick up a brick or you pick up a bottle and you try it at a police officer, you are an idiot. end officer, you are an idiot. end of story. and unfortunately, we fac

andrew. andrew. it was . it was andrew. andrew. it was. colleague who commissioned the portrait. gordon brown. absolutely. >> and i've been to downing street many times, and i have to say there's pictures of every prime minister going through history , and it's a respect for history, and it's a respect for the position. that's what it was. i think it's abhorrent that keir starmer can come in and effectively remove that picture. and so it's wrong, completely wrong . roger. wrong. roger. >> well, it's not his house. it's a national treasure. and he's a tenant. he's a steward. it's like, you know, being a trustee, he really didn't have the right to do that. and nigel, who i know well, is quite right. it's a very cheap, shabby thing to do, and i can imagine that he's unsettled because that portrait, richard stone, who painted that portrait, said, i judge a portrait by whether one can feel the presence of the person in the room. and i think that's exactly what's happening with keir. the fear, i think that portrait is looking down at him and say

i'm andrew pierce in for nana akua . andrew pierce in for nana akua. >> andrew. thank you.e top stories this hour . protests are stories this hour. protests are currently taking place in several parts of the country , several parts of the country, with ministers expected to meet to discuss the potential for further widespread disorder. increased stop and search powers have been given to police in liverpool city centre and surrounding areas to stop serious violence. extra police officers have been drafted to in reassure communities in hull. around 100 people have gathered outside a migrant hotel being guarded by police, where a window has also been smashed. meanwhile, police in riot gear were deployed in belfast amid tense exchanges between protesters and an anti—racism rally with a small number of fireworks being thrown. shadow home secretary james cleverly has said the prime minister and home secretary need to do more to restore public order and send a clear message to the thugs . a clear message to the thugs. northumberland police have accused protesters of unforgivable v

andrew. the >> it does. it does. andrew. families are absolutely certain that calocane in in that moment had mental capacity. he planned it. he was carrying a rucksack full of weapons. he didn't harm other people. so they're convinced that in that moment, he had he had criminal responsibility for what he did. and together with the family's lawyers , were gathering as much lawyers, were gathering as much evidence, documentation together. and to drive this to the public inquiry that we've all heard about this morning, this judge led inquiry. and if new evidence comes out at that inquiry, which, you know, the current government must be commended because they've they've promised the families this if new evidence comes out that in fact, the courts and the experts in the criminal case got it wrong, then there is an opportunity to have this revisited. the families are utterly convinced that calocane knew what he was doing, and if he knew what he was doing then, then there is criminal culpability , and the lawyers and culpability, a

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andrew?t a different story or want to ask you about a different story, which i'm sure you saw, former president trump holding that press conference in mar-a-lago yesterday where the interest rates and the fed's independence came up. i'll show you that tape. >> i feel the president should have at least say in there, yeah. i feel that strongly. i think that in my case i made a lot of money, i was very successful. and i think i have a better instinct than in many cases people that would be on the federal reserve or the chairman. >> so, back in april, you remember the journal reported that advisers close to the former president would be looking at a series of changes to the central bank should he regain the white house in november. then there were other people telling us, steve, he really wasn't interested in that, and now we have it on tape to some degree. what do you think of this? >> well, i would suggest that the former president take a look at turkey, that would be a good place to start if y

as andrew. andrew. >> i'm not really sure where lake mary, florida is, to be honest with you. >> well, the new champions now, because they were playing chinese taipei, they battled for the title. they came back in the sixth and then they tied it up on a base hit to left center field. >> they are repping the entire state of florida, by the way. and that play set up the championship winning wild ending in the bottom of the eighth. >> will they bunt alexander with the runner at second base? norton he gets it down. oh, it's perfect. >> he threw it away. lake mary's going to win the little league world series championship. >> and florida's been here before. they won five straight elimination games to take the title. this win included this highlight reel play from florida shortstop chase anderson sliding, then making the spinning throw for the out. and you never know butterfly effect. maybe that was the winning play. it's a great dance. everything that happens. congratulations to florida and the unite

andrew, great to see ou lot of work ahead. andrew, great to see you as — lot of work ahead.u as we _ lot of work ahead. andrew, great to see you as we continue _ lot of work ahead. andrew, great to see you as we continue to _ lot of work ahead. andrew, great to see you as we continue to look - lot of work ahead. andrew, great to see you as we continue to look as l see you as we continue to look as well at president macron addressing the media as entry has been saying, basking in the glow of what is widely considered to be a very successful olympic games. they wrapped up in paris last night. the paralympics are still to come, and we will be across all of it here on bbc news. to russia next, where authorities are evacuating residents from another border region as ukraine continues a surprise week—long offensive. the governor of belgorod urged people not to panic, but he was going door to door and asking them to leave because of enemy action. more than 76,000 have been already evacuated from the neighbouring kursk region. they have been placed in temporary accommodations across

andrew tate denies that.t the serious crime agency. the investigators have made it clear that there are several very serious new allegations, but andrew tate has already dismissed everything on social media as some kind of conspiracy. now, in here, in person, andrew tate learned exactly what he's accused of and that he's being remanded in custody. his lawyer says details of the case aren't being made public yet by prosecutors. mr tate, what do you say about the latest allegations? wait till you see. they say i'm a lover boy. the mother of my children. we've tricked them into having kids. but he will spend tonight behind bars and prosecutors may apply to keep him there while the investigation continues. sarah rainsford, bbc news, bucharest. england's cricketers returned to test match action today, beginning the first of three tests against sri lanka. the tourists had a disastrous start, but recovered to 236 all out in theirfirst innings. england are 22 without loss in reply. but the day began by honouring the

andrews with the women's open here _ andrews with the women's open here doesn't get much better thanled on my calendar for years now. it's going — my calendar for years now. it's going to — my calendar for years now. it's going to depend on the weather. it can_ going to depend on the weather. it can be — going to depend on the weather. it can be interesting because it can — it can be interesting because it can be _ it can be interesting because it can be quite windy. maybe something around nine or ten might— something around nine or ten might win _ something around nine or ten might win it. but we will see. depends— might win it. but we will see. depends on how the weather goes — depends on how the weather goes. we will see.— depends on how the weather goes. we will see. good luck to eve one goes. we will see. good luck to everyone teeing _ goes. we will see. good luck to everyone teeing off— goes. we will see. good luck to everyone teeing off on - everyone teeing off on thursday. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sp

bev and andrew. £9000 to replace your car, van or minibus, the scrappage scheme is ending on the 7th of september. so it's really crucial that poorer people who still have polluting cars know they can get the to money replace that car with with an equivalent second hand car that is clean, and they will not have to pay the charges. >> this isn't really about health though, is it? this is about control of the population, particularly in london. we know that obviously this has been you have ulez in lots of cities across the country now, but this is just about making money out of people wanting to go about their business and live their lives. >> well, if it was a money making measure, bev, then why? why would the mayor be paying people to get rid of their car polluting cars so they don't have to pay the fine? it is actually designed to reduce the number of people paying fines. while we're trying to do is to is a carrot and stick. if you wish to choose to retain a polluting vehicle, you have to pay a poll

i want to ask andrew _ situated in this moment. this moment. i want to ask andrew about this idea - situated in this moment. i want to ask andrew about this idea of - situated in this moment. i want to i ask andrew about this idea of people over policies. president biden said this ticket will be powerful for us working people, and her. is that a trend we appear to be saying internationally?— trend we appear to be saying internationally? yeah, i mean, i think iaiden _ internationally? yeah, i mean, i think biden himself, _ internationally? yeah, i mean, i think biden himself, he - internationally? yeah, i mean, i think biden himself, he stood i internationally? yeah, i mean, i| think biden himself, he stood on picket— think biden himself, he stood on picket lines, and that he's got a quite _ picket lines, and that he's got a quite a — picket lines, and that he's got a quite a good record. if you look at the policies — quite a good record. if you look at the policies that tim walz has put in as— the policies that tim walz has put in

andrew >> al. pastor. maybe it's a good one. >> porque i'm just a classic, you know, meat, cheese. >> yeah. lettuce. probably very americanized, actually. are we thinking about it? >> well, that's a good taco. we should do a story on the history of the case of berea taco, because i feel like i didn't hear about it a lot. >> i know it's everywhere. what is it? >> what's it called? >> somebody fried taco. >> where you dip it in like meat. >> it's like a cup of fat. yeah, dip it in a cup of fat. >> every food truck has as well. >> yeah, they're everywhere and they are delicious. >> i love them, i don't know how they picked up in america. >> let's do a story. will you bring and. >> yes. okay. as long as you get fit coming up helpful back to school gadget. >> also the dramatic rescue caught on camera. >> the army ranger who is now speaking out after pulling a man from a burning car, and why lions are apparently smarter than we thought they . >> alien romulus rated r. >> welcome back a camera captured scary mome

this is the scene at andrews air force base where president biden has come to greet them.re he'll be buried later. more questions for the bbc over its handling of the huw edwards scandal. the culture secretary asks the corporation to see it can recoup any of his pay.

arriving at joint base andrews. we are told the president is about eight or nine minutes away from coming to joint base andrews. we are being told that resident biden has jake sullivan with him along with... and five others. so he's got a pretty good contingent along for the ride with him. we don't know if there will be comments, if the president will speak if the vice president will speak. we will bring you the information. you can see it live on the left-hand side of your screen. meantime the prisoners swap was a big win for the biden administration after many months of negotiations between the u.s. , of five nato allies and of course russia. it did not take long for that victory to collide with presidential politics. live with how the exchange is already part of the presidential race. good evening. >> the biden administration is taking a victory lap on this prisoners swap. they say this deal was only possible because biden is president. >> so i would say that if you had not had joe biden sitting in the oval offic

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. andrew is still in paris.w off 350 points. same story for the nasdaq. treasury market seeing yields coming in sharply. the ten year yielding below 4%. that happened in yesterday's session. staying there. that's the first time that's happened since beginning of the year. right now ten year at 3.94 percent. two year at 412. joe? >> 30 minutes know about the jobs. dom chu with a look at the morning's movers. >> joe, becky, andrew, ahead of the big job numbers kick things off with movers check on chipmakers. especially intel. dow component down about 23% after reporting lackluster earnings. also said it would lay off over 15% of employees as part of a $10 billion cost reduction plan and also lowered full year capex forecast and suspended dividend. get the idea why the negativity is there. you can see it weighing on the entire chip sector overall. names like aslm and broadcom and others moving lower tied to this news. later on today, interview with intel ceo pat gelsinger. more idea and color what's happening at th

andrew, what�*s your view on this?6am in the morning, it is almost quite separating the max by the thought of do think there should be limitations on the amount of alcohol use have an airport? amount of alcohol use have an airort? ., , , , , ., airport? probably they should. but i have _ airport? probably they should. but i have slightly _ airport? probably they should. but i have slightly cynical- but i have slightly cynical about the ceo�*s motivation because i went on the ryanair website and it had a look at the policy on board and you can buy beers, wines, spirits, per sec, cocktails, pretty much any colour deaf alcoholic drink you could want. they have no limit. i don�*t think any airline has any limit? i don't think any airline has any limit?— i don't think any airline has an limit? , ., �* , any limit? they don't, but the ceo is a one _ any limit? they don't, but the ceo is a one speaking - any limit? they don't, but the ceo is a one speaking out. . any limit? they don't, but the ceo is a one speaking out. if. c

andrew tate denies that. spent hours more questioning them here at the serious crime agency. the investigators have made it clear that there are several very serious new allegations, but andrew tate has already dismissed everything on social media as some kind of conspiracy. now, in here, in person, andrew tate learned exactly what he's accused of and that he's being remanded in custody. his lawyer says details of the case aren't being made public yet by prosecutors. mr tate, what do you say about the latest allegations? wait till you see. they say i'm a lover boy. the mother of my children. we've tricked them into having kids. but he will spend tonight behind bars and prosecutors may apply to keep him there while the investigation continues. sarah rainsford, bbc news, bucharest. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a european man is in hospital in thailand, suffering from what local authorities believe is a case of mpox. it's understood he arrived there from africa last week. there have

andrew: soul plane? we didn't know much about you coming in today but learned a lot the last few hours. jason: we've got a lot more to go, fellas. andrew: third down and 6. looks like jonathan gannon will contend running out the clock and hassan hall is spun out by omar brown. and that's good enough for a first down. and that could be it. jason: one more play and it will be it. andrew: he's taking the head set off and that's a good indication that we are done here. broncos offense, five touchdowns by five different players, 377 total yards of offense and no turnovers. one last run should do it. hall gives himself up. and the preseason will come to a close for both the cardinals and the broncos. denver finishes 3-0, arizona finishes 0-3. but the real thing is just two weeks away. tiki: boys, that was a fantastic trial run. i look forward to working with you. andrew: it was on tv, though, just so you know. we went out to the country. jason: we were live? andrew: 38-12, broncos beat the cardinals. a reminde

on that point, andrew, as we wait to — coming days.t to see _ coming days. on that point, andrew, as we wait to see how _ coming days. on that point, andrew, as we wait to see how all _ coming days. on that point, andrew, as we wait to see how all this - as we wait to see how all this unfolds, what are your thoughts on what this attack could potentially look like and whether to run or whoever carries it out, if that includes iranian proxies, would be able to calibrated it anyway? it able to calibrated it anyway? if it's going to be anything like the last attacks, in april, then you would be seeing missiles and drones flying at israel from iran, with a long range, so to speak. of course this involves lebanon as well, much closer range. so there could be those kind of facts. but there's also the unexpected, the irradiance after initially saying the response would come right away, —— the iranians. we don't know what that means, and neither do the israelis or anyone else, so we are bracing for what comes next.— or anyone else, so we are br

welcome to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors as they continue their honourable mission to try and suck all of the joy out of our existences. but coming up on the show tonight, we're going to be speaking to natalie bird, who was suspended by the liberal democrats and prevented from standing as an mp because she stood up for women's rights. investigative journalist and broadcaster andrew gold will be to here discuss his new book, the psychology of secrets , and the psychology of secrets, and fiona mckenna from fair play for women in sport will be here to discuss the gender row, which has overshadowed the women's boxing at the olympic games in paris and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from this rather lovely studio audience and my comedian guests. this evening are cressida whetton and josh howie . okay, how are you , joy? >> good, good. just back from l

so that's interesting. >> andrew, can i ask you about that? a lot of people think the communications act is about things you post on social media in the public domain. facebook twitter, that kind of thing. this is a private group chat. there's got to be a distinction there, hasn't there ? distinction there, hasn't there? >> well, there should be. the trouble is, the legislation was badly drafted. if anybody in the in the room wants to know, it actually dates from the 1930s. and started out as legislation against nuisance phone calls. some bright spark then said just before 2000, oh, we'd better extend it to cover any electronic communication system to show where clever and up to date and that sort of thing, thereby covering the entire internet. but the trouble is, what it simply says is a person who sends a message using a an electronic communication system , electronic communication system, now, it would have been perfectly possible if the high court had really wanted to, put down a marker for free speech. they could quite simply have said, w

she joins us from joint base andrews. what is happening there? this is an exciting, exciting hour. >> and historic evening to be sure, here, stuff. we do believe that president biden is on his way here now to joint base andrews in a motorcade, traveling from the white house. so he should be here in the next 15 minutes or so. and that is tracking with what we expect will be the landing of that plane, that aircraft that is carrying those three u.s. citizens who will be here. and i can tell you right now i see a separate motorcade arriving on the tarmac that we believe to be that of vice president harris'. one of the two of them are going to be coming here separately. they both, of course, wanted to be here for this moment. and also i can tell you, steph, that the family members of those three u.s. citizens have also already arrived here they are inside of the ip lounge within joint base andrews meeting with some white house staffers. some military age and somebody who is there who i just spoke with who has been with the families all day long told m

welcome to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle.is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors as they continue their honourable mission to try and suck all of the joy out of our existences. but coming up on the show tonight, we're going to be speaking to natalie bird, who was suspended by the liberal democrats and prevented from standing as an mp because she stood up for women's rights. investigative journalist and broadcaster andrew gold will be to here discuss his new book, the psychology of secrets , and the psychology of secrets, and fiona mckenna from fair play for women in sport will be here to discuss the gender row, which has overshadowed the women's boxing at the olympic games in paris and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from this rather lovely studio audience and my comedian guests. this evening are cressida whetton and josh howie . okay, how are you , joy? >> good, good. just back from

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andrew pierce is in edinburgh. why andrew and who have you found.i think you probably needs no introduction. my old sparring partner here, kevin maguire from the daily mirror. this is the week of the month of the edinburgh festival, the biggest arts festival of its kind in europe, and there are all sorts of extraordinary people here. tomorrow we're going to be talking to alex salmond, who was, of course, the leader of the snp now leads a breakaway party because independence in scotland is way back now on the political agenda. but i'm joined now by kevin maguire, kevin maguire , big supporter of the maguire, big supporter of the labour party. you've been quiet. completely on the right are labour really right to be shouting victory is ours after there were no disturbances? i'd say it's a pyrrhic victory. >> i'm not sure they are shouting victory hurrahs. they're saying, look, it's effective policing now and also community cohesion. people condemning the violence, the, the far right thugs. and then we saw last night a lot of people going out on the str

andrew: we are seeing the dollar catching it. we saw the selloff on the commerce concerns related and what it told us about the chinese economic woes is mixed. and both fell by 4% and keeping an eye and lightly to show slower sales growth. >> countdown continues to those numbers. and tech reporter. and expectations every time keep building and influential. >> it is the most influential stock . 6% now and first time we have seen a company seen a heavy waiting on the index and can contribute and more vol untilt. and we could see 10% on either side. but the expectations and revenue side we could see figures. 70% revenue growth. and we could see better numbers than that and see 10% runup telling us that a tipping that we are going to see a block buster report and second quarter numbers and a.i. numbers. >> so much scrutiny. what else are investors looking at. >> earlier this month we had reporting and the next generation of a.i. chips. the concern is that we see a delay in that because there are concerns of production halts and coupl

i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin.announciing it plans to award s hynix $450 million as part of the chips act and towards a plant in indiana. >>> a federal judge ruling that google's search business is a monopoly. the court taking issue with google paying billions of dollars to become the default searchoption on many devices including the iphone. analysts say it's likely the judge will say google can no longer pay for that top placement. >>> openai co-founder john shul man is joining anthropic. >>> a weak jobs report sell-off and sparking concerns that the fed is behind the curve and steve liesman on how the fed is likely to respond. good morning to you. >> good morning. my reporting suggests the 50 basis rate cut is a real possibility in september but depends on the data, however an emergency rate cut is unlikely unless there's series consideration, a major meltdown in financial markets that gums up the system. not the losses, it would be the inon ability of it and that's way the market is priced. emergency cut is mor

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we'll be live at st andrews. welcomes the new man in charge, could his team offer him the perfect start? as formula one returns, britain's lando norris is back on top of the podium with a dominant victory. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. after a nailbiter of a finish, lydia ko has, in the last few moments, won the women's open at st andrews. the new zealander picking up her 3rd major, her first since 2016 and a winner's cheque of over £1 million. jane dougall is at the old course for us. jane, what a finish to a fascinating tournament. just as the rain and the wind stops, and the sun comes out, lydia ko has just been presented with the women's open trophy here at st andrews. just two weeks after winning the olympic gold medal in paris, she has won this major at the home of golf stop this major at the home of golf stop this is her third major, but there has been eight years since her second one and her third one. she was asked what she was more happy about come on winning the olympic gold medal two

romanian police raid the home of andrew tate. the controversial social media influencer faces a string of new charges, including human trafficking. barack and michelle obama give enthusiastic endorsements of kamala harris in her bid for the white house, calling for a new chapter in us history. america's ready for a better story. we are ready for a president kamala harris! america, hope is making a comeback! and bennifer is no more. hollywood stars — jennifer lopez and ben affleck — are divorcing, after two years of marriage. the search for six people missing after the sinking of a luxury yacht off the coast of siciliy is into its third day — with little hope of finding survivors. these are the live pictures from porticello — coastguard vessels have been seen heading off into the sea. there is a big media presence there trying to get the latest on this operation. the vessel is lying 50 metres down. divers are being helped by remote controlled vehicles that can operate on the seabed for far longer than the rescuers themselves. the

let's return to andrew bailey.are cominu other cutting interest rates. we are coming out — other cutting interest rates. we are coming out of _ other cutting interest rates. we are coming out of that _ other cutting interest rates. we are coming out of that now. _ other cutting interest rates. we are coming out of that now. as - other cutting interest rates. we are coming out of that now. as you - other cutting interest rates. we are coming out of that now. as you can| coming out of that now. as you can see from our forecast for gdp we have growth picking up. it is a little bit inconsistent but we have taken a measured view, i would say, of the latest news, in terms of how it feeds through. we are still below potential and we do have a small gap opening up in the forecast. that is one way of capturing the fact that there is still a restrictive setting in that sense. we think that is appropriate, and i have to make this point again, we are having to ensure that the persistence of inflation is taken out of the system

romanian police raid the home of andrew tate. the controversial social media influencer faces a string of new charges, including human trafficking. pakistani police tell the bbc a man accused of spreading disinformation that helped spark uk unrest has been charged with cyber terrorism. barack and michelle obama give enthusiastic endorsements of kamala harris in her bid for the white house. calling for a new chapter in us history. and bennifer is no more. hollywood starsjennifer lopez and ben affleck are divorcing, after two years of marriage. we start with that search for six people missing after the sinking of a luxury yacht has resumed off the coast of siciliy. of a luxury yacht has resumed off the coast of sicily. the operation is now into its third day, with little hope of finding survivors. these are the latest developments this hour. coastguard vessels have been seen heading off into the sea. where the yacht is lying 50 metres down. divers are being helped by remote—controlled vehicles that can operate on the sea bed for fa

here while andrew here.ys. >> i can identify as andrew. that's fine. i do not have a problem, but i am not wearing budgie smugglers. >> right? we asked you to tell us how heavy this pig is online. this is called a babirusa pig. if you're a pig expert, do let us know. paul has said he thinks it's 47kg lots in the same area. >> sparky. gazza says 50kg. just to be clear , 47kg is £103. to be clear, 47kg is £103. >> for those of you out there, i'm surprised that everybody's sending the weight in in kilos. actually, it's a lot of bacon. >> and devere group says 32kg. >> and devere group says 32kg. >> let me tell you what that is in stones. hold the line, caller. i will just tell you what that is in stones. so seven stones is 47kg. >> that's quite a lot then, isn't it? >> quite a few of you are around that area. yeah. 32kg. so just a bit less. >> yeah. they're all roughly in 50, 47kg coming in here. >> well we don't actually know the answer do we yet by the way yet. >> but we will let you know. and i also like the

it's an absolute nailbiter of a finish at the women's open in st andrews.yai shin in the mix as is lydia ko and defending champion lilia vu. jane dougall is at the old course for us. jane, what's the latest? there are just there arejust a there are just a few holes to go before the end of this final day of the women's open at st andrews, and the leaderboard is leaderboa rd is changing leaderboard is changing all the time. it is incredibly exciting. a few minutes ago, we had a four way split for the lead, with four different players on 6—under. that is all changed in the last few minutes, and we have one player who has a shot out in front, and that is lydia ko, the olympic champion. she hasjust finished her lydia ko, the olympic champion. she has just finished her round with a birdie on the 18th. that has put her on 7—under, one shot clear of the rest of the field. just one shot behind on 6—under is the defending champion, lillia vu. she won at walton heath last year. she was level par for today, playing consistently for all four days with 6—under and not ma

andrew?, how many boxes -- i might have eaten a whole box. willie geist was there, too, by the way, he might have had a couple. >> oh, yeah. you're throwing willie under the bus. >> i'm just saying there are boxes and a lot of doughnuts eaten. >> we need to get that doughnut counter back. i feel like it's going to go through 20 based on what you're saying. >> we've got a segment tomorrow, if you like crepes, we go on a crepe crawl tomorrow for those who are into it. you're going to see the best place, creperies in paris, we rate them, melissa, get ready. get ready for this. >>> when we come back, though, get ready for this one, we need an app, really, etsy revenue topping estimates, the company warning decline in sales year over year in the third quarter. take a look at that stock. it's off marginal in the news. off a half point. josh silverman joining us. >>> jd vance wants to give more votes based on how many children they have. this a gooidd ea or bad idea? j john forz weighing. "squawk bo

andrew i, you know, did weights, five mile runs. i read about cyclical history theory and the inevitability of civilizational collapse. just a normal holiday. >> what a lovely holiday. you should. you should try a john grisham, though. anyway, let's move on and have a look at the front covers of thursday's newspapers. we've got the daily mail who leading with super yacht hope lost as divers find five bodies. the daily telegraph is running with alzheimer's. wonder drug is given the go ahead and the guardian has uk police threaten extraditions to tackle sextortion criminals. the eye has got . labour has no real eye has got. labour has no real plan to fix uk sewage crisis, sharkey warns. that'll be feargal sharkey of the undertones. the times has got. divers find five bodies in wreck of super yacht. finally, the daily star some nonsense about a python and a toilet. those were your front pages . okay, so we're your front pages. okay, so we're going to kick off with thursday's daily mail, the front cover of which has what treats in store