but it wasn't for, me defy bigotry, but the did beat not see andrew england is still not paid a pennys to collect. it and, on that a, low we had joe, americans black americans, he is. while this is operating principle literally, what would hitler do? he's called for tearing down the holocaust museum which he calls a hose, and building 1000 foot statue to hitler. that's who elon musk wants on twitter. and, i hope advertising that type of question, do they want to invest in a platform that gives a platform to literally a neo-nazi? that's what we're dealing with. >> that is an excellent point that you've raised. maybe just thinking about that journey that you had to endure based on this person. and, so many others that did it mandate, the idea that there is more than just him but there was an audience and there was a waiting audience and then follow this directive, it just seems unbelievable that this is where we are. but, care, up the point that dean was racing at the end there i mean we know that, for example this is a person that is separate into part from andrew england. but, there h

that deadbeat andrew england has not been a pen team penny. i'm not alone.americans, black americans, he is file. this is a person operating under literally what would hitler do. he wants to tear down the holocaust museum and the 8000 foot statue of hitler. that is who elon musk once on twitter. i hope people say do they want to invest in a platform that gives the platform to literally a . that is what we are doing with . >> that is an excellent point you raise. thinking about the journey that you had to endure, based on this person, and so many others that did inundate. the idea was more than just him, but there was an audience, there was a waiting audience, then follow his direct lives. it seems unbelievable that this is where we are. but the point that dean was raising at the end, we know that, for example, this is a person who is separate and apart from andrew anglin, but there have been decisions by different advertisers or companies, nike, for example has cut ties with kyrie irving today, following the scandal surrounding his decision to retweet and an

today, the founder of the neonazi daily stormer website, andrew england, had his twitter account restored. this is someone who said just months ago, quote, hitler was aesthetically very cool. i don't think even the jews could argue with that, unquote. and then in a weird sort of one on for one off trade, you have a clearly diminished capacity person, formerly famous for his hip-hop game, but now known for saying things like i like hitler, and we have to stop dissing the nazis, namely, kanye west or ye, or whatever. was rebanned from twitter overnight for posting a picture of a swastika inside a star of david, because of course he did. meanwhile, ye's new side kick, basement nazi nick fuentes who has compared the victims of concentration camps to cookies in an oven, who drew a tucker carlson comparison from the daily show for rants like this. >> when you look at these things like abortion, it's popular. people like abortion. hate it. but it's true. and you can thank the jewish media for that. abortion is popular, sodomy is popular, being gay is popular, being a feminist is popular. sex out

. >> reporter: andrew england, one of neo-nazi websites now back on the platform after thanksgiving weeklity that had people shutting the door in the first place. >> reporter: slurs against black americans tripled and anti-semitic tweets soared more than 61% according to groups that monitor online hate. musk pushing back causing reports of hate speech utterly false claiming hate speech and expressions continue to decline despite significant user growth. this morning, ye's twitter account remains suspended after being banned friday night. musk saying, i tried my best, despite that significant user growth. his account will be suspended. >> it seems to be relatively capricious. it seems to be based on his feelings at the moment. >> reporter: analysts worry while one famous user is being punished the real danger now has an open platform. musk says the decision to allow ye back on the platform in the first place had nothing to do with him and was made before he took over and no word on the estimated length of that ban. guys. >> steve patterson with a story folks are talking about. thank you.

those were the words of a cautiously optimistic andrew bailey, governor of the bank of england, on thursday suggested the worst might be over for inflation here in the uk. the comments came as the bank raised the cost of borrowing by half a percentage point to 3.5%, the highest it's been in m years. higher rates are meant to make borrowing and spending less attractive, and hopefully take the wind out of soaring prices, which have been rising at their fastest rate in four decades. but they are also piling the pressure on some mortgage holders already struggling with the cost—of—living crisis. as our economics editor faisal islam reports. it is absolutely mega stressful because i'm trying to work but inflation is going up. what can i do? ido? in west i do? in west yorkshire, clive turner is one of the 4 million owner occupiers facing significant rises in mortgage costs after bank of england rate rises and thatis bank of england rate rises and that is on top of the hike in energy bills. it is about £120 difference because of the 5.76. it is a lot more money out of our disposable income. plus,

bank of england governor andrew bailey said th warranted the strong route. >> we have seen the first glimmer of the figures released this week when it is not only coming down, but below where we thought it would be which is good news. it is a long way to go we expect that to happen, by the way. we expect inflation to start falling from spring onwards. there is a risk it won't happen that way because the labor market in the country is so tight. that is why we have to raise interest rates we see the risk as pronounced. >> now the ecb hiked the key rates by 50 points as president legarde warned the central bank has longer to go than some of the international peers. the cousin ncil increased the forecast for the next two years and outlined to reduce the balance sheet and would start selling down from the asset purchase program next year at a rate of 15 billion euro per month. responding to a question from annette, lagarde did say they would clamp down on inflation. >> significant rise at the steady pace means that we should expect to raise interest rates at 50 basis points pace for a per

you the latest on the ftx fallout, but first as we had to break, listen to what the bank of england governor andrewailey thinks of crypto. >> it doesn't have intrinsic value. the people who wish to invest in it must be prepared to lose their money. when you invest people buy things because their extrinsic value, but we have to be clear what is. ♪ >> this is all about what we need to do right now. and we need to stop the money laundering. we need to stop the cheating that's going on in crypto. that means just getting a set of rules in place, same kind of transaction, same risk, means we have to have the same rules. it also means we've got to have a cop on the beat who is well enough finance to be out there and enforce the rules making sure these guys are not the law. tom: democratic senator elizabeth warren speaking before the latest hearings on the ftx collapse, saying there needs to be a, on the beat in this space. more details from the indictment of sam bankman-fried and the ongoing investigations a former co-ceo ticked off authorities in the bahamas about possible misuse of funds. more details o

former england cricketer andrew freddie flintoff is spending a second night in hospital after he was incident happened at the programmes' test track in surrey. his injuries are not thought to be life—threatening. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the round of 32 at the english open in brentwood. the world number one recovered from being 2—0 down to beat thailand's dechawat poomjaeng 4—2. and in hockey, great britain's men's team began their fih pro league campaign with an emphatic 3—0 victory over defending champions the netherlands, in argentina. the goals came in an ii—minute spell across the second and third quarters. zach wallace scored the first and third goalfor team gb either side of phil roper�*s strike. the physical and mental health benefits of swimming are well—known, but at the moment, not enough people from black and asian communities are taking the plunge. just 5% of black adults and 20% of black children in england are regular swimmers, according to recent figures. the black swimming association has been working hard to reverse that trend — and now it's picked up a natio

the former england cricket captain, andrew �*freddie' flintoff — who now presents the bbc�*s top gearpital. it's understood that his injuries aren't life threatening. our reporter, mark lobel has been following the story. mark, what more can you tell us? , ~ ., ., us? sally, we know that the accident _ us? sally, we know that the accident happened - us? sally, we know that the accident happened on - us? sally, we know that the i accident happened on tuesday morning at the aerodrome in surrey. that is the test track. the 45—year—old, freddie flintoff, the father of four, was not travelling at high speed at the time of the accident and as you said, the injuries are not said to be life—threatening to stop in fact, the bbc has released a statement, the producers of top gear, and they said they were crew medics attending the scene immediately and further details will be released in due course and on social media for this pioneer of diversity on the pitch. there were lots of messages for him to have a speedy recovery.— speedy recovery. they are wishinu speedy recovery. they are wishing him

england. and then of course there's clint. busy embodied he, andrew, awaiting their own, maybe better to see you can for the most goals of any side in keta and my pay has 50 has walker and their massive base of exuberant or your support is what be hoping, believing. praying that they 9 go tally stays at night, and that the arab after can dream stays alive all the way to the fido. ah, nicholas huck is following the will copper in casablanca for us, but 1st that speak to joe, and i guess a raska who's outside the hotel where morocco is staying in der, how's wis bye. and the excitement must be building down the ajar. well yes, tom excitement but also tension and nerves because we've seen grapes of broken fans coming here since this morning and they just keep coming more and more of them. many of them nervous about this game that's coming up in around 8 hours time. but also lot of them just looking for tickets. they come here under the mistaken them misconception of thinking that they can get tickets and i've been told no you can't . so lot of them have c

england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. controversial online influencer andrewate is remanded in custody in romania, as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking and rape. and brazil lights up in honour of pele on the first of three days of national mourning for the footballing legend. queen guitarist brian may is among those receiving awards in the new year's honours list. he's knighted for services to music and charity. hello and welcome to those watching in the uk and around the globe. a us congressional committee has released six years of tax returns for the former president donald trump. mr trump battled for years to keep the documents secret until the supreme court approved their disclosure last month. the returns show that in 2020 he paid nothing in federal income taxes. the former president has released a video statement, condemning the release of the documents. although these tax returns contain relatively little information and not information that almost anybody would understand, they are extremely complex, the radical democrats'

england. their boat capsized in the channel. at least 3 others are confirmed. did andrew simmons has more from greater london will reported to at least 40 her pin rescued, which is remarkable when you consider how freezing call it is on the u. k. right now, those waters would have been very hard to say to spend any length of time in or at least 3 people killed us. this is become a real issue. the crossing of the english channel by hundreds of migrants every week of the figures. now, something like 44000 migrants across from france to england. in the past year, the ukrainian president says keeps air defenses have shot down 13 russian drones. russia has destroyed much of ukraine's energy facilities, causing rolling blackouts as winter sits in morocco. support is a flocking to doha. hit the semi final against france. they'll join thousands of fans already in the country have made sure morocco has been one of the best and most loudly supported teams in the tournaments for his government has expanded a state of emergency. as protests spread across the country, supporters of pe

andrew simmons is in dover. the port city in southeast england from where rescue boats were deployed and given just how cold that water must have been. it seems remarkable, andrew, that any one could have survived. yes, it remarkable indeed. and also it would seem that the rescue services were very fast and efficient in removing people in rescuing them and getting them into the warmth of and the safety of helicopters and boats. and to take them back here to dover, and then on to hospital in ashford. kent dover has been the main port for the rescue operation. we've just seen a, a life boat leave from here. this is a life but station just beyond here. and they've been incredibly busy. it was in the early hours of wednesday morning that this small boat, we've seen so many of them. this one was smaller than usual, a crammed with people seeking refuge or seeking a better life. but braving that lives in the most appalling weather. apparently they had seen that the winds had dropped and they were in france, and they had been advised. invariably, these are criminals who are advising them. now's the time to go. and the s

england. their boat capsized in the channel at least 3 others confirmed. did andrew simmons has more from greater london? well reported. at least 40 has been rescued, which is remarkable when you consider how freezing come with some of the u. k right now, but it would have been very hard to, to spend any length of time in the, or least 3 people killed. this is become a real issue. the crossing of the english channel by hundreds of migrants every week. the figures now something like 44000 microns across from france, doing gland. in the past year, the ukranian president says keep the air defenses have shut down 13 russian drones . russia has destroyed much of ukraine's energy facilities, causing rolling blackouts as winter fits in for re challenge, has more from cave the air. a law went off at 5 30 in the morning, a local time, half an hour after that a huge explosion reverberated around the city skyline. and you can see the results of it behind me at the moment. now, thankfully, that building is an minister to building out a residential one. and thankfully, that destr

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england. their boat capsized from the channel. at least 4 others are confirmed. did. andrew simmons has more from dover? it was a very fast response from both the u. k. rescue services on the french rescue services. this very small dingey boat was about midway across the channel into english waters. it did.

the bank of england, led by andrew bailey, where they also hiked their key rate. their inflation has fallen a bit, but when you get down to 10.7, you need a lot more. even though they acknowledged they are probably already in a recession, they still see the inflation risk tilted to the upside. they are still ready to do more. i think it's less of a sure case with the bank of england, because their economy is where it is. it's the same kind of message. inflation that high, you certainly want to make sure that it hasn't just stopped rising, but that it's starting to come down. that's a challenge for so many of these central banks. once you let inflation get out of the bag, it's very difficult to bring it down. if we see things slowing down or slowing down too much, we could start cutting rates like crazy. but if inflation doesn't start coming down, all you can do is hike rates and that's not a medicine they want to keep administering to their economies. david: kathleen hays, are global economics and policy editor in new york -- our global economics and policy editor

dani: the bank of england also raises even as it says inflation may have peaked. governor andrew bailey warns a tight labor market may keep price growth elevated. the eu package of sanctions over vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine targeting moscow's access to drones and banks are now at the richest tycoon. happy friday. humidity the end of the week, and the weekend, which we are all going to be watching the world cup to help us set up for the weekend. we have someone very special in qatar, is it lionel messi, no, it is our very own manus cranny practicing his football skills i see. manus: i have got skills you have never seen, dani burger. we will let you see those a little later on. 45 billion bucks to fill that up. 80,000 people will descend on the final between argentina and france. there are two more flights getting here to support lionel messi. we will have the facts, the figures and the $300 billion trade. see you in a while. dani: coach, put manus cranny in the game please. we will get back to you in a moment but first let's get you set up for the market this morning. yo

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it may be that the bank of england economists, those nine economists, including andrew bailey , the governorailey, the governor will decide that we don't need any more interest rates . that's one more interest rates. that's one reason why the pound is nudging down. as you said at the beginning, they think it's not going help because if you don't have more interest rates, international investors want to put their money in pound put their money in the pound because get as big because they won't get as big a return. it's complicated for return. it's complicated but for an of people, it's an awful lot of people, it's very, simple. their very, very simple. their mortgage just up. and mortgage rates just went up. and if coming to the end of if they're coming to the end of a rate deal, they will not a fixed rate deal, they will not buy lot. but in all cases, buy. not as much as we thought might have had bank. england have done had the bank. england raised more so raised interest rates by more so more not as painful as more pain, but not as painful as it have been. okay, liam, thank you and more ana

more now on the bank of england's decision to raise interest rates to their highest level for 1a years. they are going up by 0.5% to 3.5% to try to bring down inflation. andrewown, but it was a little bit below where we thought it would be, and that's obviously very good news, but there's a long way to go. and we expect that to happen, by the way. we expect inflation to start falling more rapidly, probably from the late spring onwards. but there is a risk that it won't happen in that way, particularly because the labour market and the labour supply in this country are so tight and that's why, really, we had to raise interest rates today because we see that risk as really quite pronounced. what i would say is that, if you look at the history of the bank of england's monetary policy committee, 0.5% rise is still a very big one. i mean, we only did the first 0.5% rise earlier this year, so i would put it into that context. we will have to judge, as we will do in a few weeks' time when we have the next meeting, what's appropriate next time. so i'm not going to speculate on where they may end up or what we might do next time at this stage because there will be a

england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. the controversial online influencer andrewate has been remanded into custody for 30 days in romania, along with his brother. the pair were arrested on thursday as part trafficking and rape. six years of donald trump's tax returns that he had refused to make public have been released in the us. they confirm that the former president paid no tax in 2020. the american journalist barbara walters has died aged 93. during a career which spanned more than five decades, she became the first female co—presenter of a major network tv news programme in the us. now on bbc news, martin's mountain: conquering kilimanjaro. gentle string music. i wanted something that people looked and thought, "he's doing what?!" it's hard enough for somebody with legs to do it, and here's a guy doing it in a wheelchair. it is a risk. i'm putting my life on the line doing it. one, two... it was such a relief to get there. and know that we'd done it. just so proud, just so proud. clapping and whooping. thank you, thank you. goodjob, goodjob, goodjob. hello, h

england. their boat capsized in the channel, at least for others. a confirmed ted andrew simmons has moved from dover. it was a very fast response from both the u. k. rescue services on the french rescue services. this very small dingey boat was about midway across the channel into english waters. it did actually capsize, but most of the people recovered were in the water. and that is quite extraordinary that they survived because it was sub 0. the water would have been subzero. really . i see conditions and caught in turkey has sentenced east ambles mer to nearly 3 years in prison for insulting public officials who has imposed a political ban on a criminal lew. he was seen as a key opponent of turkish president rachel typo on the ukrainian president says keith's air defenses have shot down 30 russian drawings. moscow has destroyed much of ukraine's energy facilities, causing rolling blackouts as winter sets in. for his government has expanded a state of emergency as protest spread across the country. supporters of patrick is de, one to him, released from jail. he was acc

england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. controversial online influencer andrewate has been remanded into custody for 30 days in romania, along with his brother. the pair were arrested on thursday as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking and rape. pele�*s face is illuminated on buildings across brazil, on the first of three days of national mourning for the footballing legend. fans have taken to the streets dressed in his iconic number ten shirt. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are geri scott, political reporter at the times, and broadcasterjohn stapleton. we will say hello to both properly in just a moment. we will say hello to both properly injust a moment. first, though, let's take a look at the actual front pages. the telegraph focuses on the return of covid tests for travellers to the uk from china, amid worries over the spread of the virus. the mail calls the new controls "drastic" but says they've been brought in because of concern beijing is withholding data. the times l

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england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. the controversial online influencer andrewate has been remanded into custody for 30 days in romania, along with his brother. the pair were arrested on thursday as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking and rape. six years of donald trump's tax returns that he had refused to make public have been released in the us. they confirm that the former president paid no tax in 2020. cristiano ronaldo has signed to play for the saudi arabian side al—nassr. it is thought his contract is worth $200 million a year, making it the biggest ever signed by a footballer. now on bbc news, click. this week, we are celebrating 100 years of the bbc in 23 minutes. we will look at the secrets behind the broadcasting technologies that changed the world. a radio legend talks about legendary radio. i used to set my watch by the pips. my favourite pip is always the last one. lara watches tv with friends. i guess the idea is we're not actually meant to be in the same place. and in the quest for greener energy, 0mar discovers a taste

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england. their boat capsized and the channel, at least for others are confirmed. did. andrew simmons has more from dover? it was a very fast response from both the u. k. rescue services on the french rescue services . this very small dingey boat was about midway across the channel it into english waters. it did actually capsized, but most of the people recovered were in the water. and that is quite extraordinary that they survived because it was sub 0, the water would have been sub 0 really, i see conditions the ukrainian presidents as keeps it offenses have shot down 13 russian drones. russia has destroyed much of ukraine's energy facilities, causing rolling blackouts as winter sits in peruse, government has expanded a state of emergency as protest spread across the country. supporters of pigeon castillo wants him released from jail. he's accused of an attempted coup and was arrested last week. fidget, prime minister has promised to respect the result of the general election as vote counting gets underway with contest between 2 former coolies is being seen as a test of the c

those are the morning movers andrew, back over to you >>> welcome back to "squawk box. the bank of englandraise its key interest rate by half a point as expected the rate hike coming after uk inflation came in slightly below expectation at 10.7% joining us to discuss the economy, nicholas lyons. he's the lord mayor of london. he's the ambassador for the uk professional and financial services sector. he's been in new york. you've spent a lot of time with big wall street folks this week. >> i have. i'm delighted to do so actually, i had an advantage of having a meet with mike bloomberg before i came here he popped in a neighbor, and yeah, we've got a lot of great meetings today and yesterday. >> i heard you've been making the rounds >> i have. >> who you have seen >> well, i -- we've seen -- we've been to goldman. we've been to bank of new york we've been to blackrock. i think i'm seeing jamie dimon later today. i'm seeing citibank tomorrow and blackstone pretty much the big guys john doyle at marsh. very keen to see the new chief executive. >> and the conversations you're having, and i want

the risks according to andrew bailey, the governor of the bank of england, still remain to the upsideey did another 50 basis point rate hike to three and half percent. 3.5%. we move on to the european central bank, again, a 50 basis point rate hike, downshifting from 75. christine, i love when she said, don't mistake this from a pivot. they are up to 2% now. they are expecting to get that up. they will start of the quantitative tightening, running down the balance sheets in february. steen also says there is more rates to come. they also have a very high inflation rate and they need to bring it down. this is the way they see doing it. it was interesting talking to dani, a former member of the bank of england's policy board. he thinks people have it all wrong, they don't know that we are responding to temporary shocks with the supply and labor markets, those will cause inflation to come down rapidly. there are a lot of people who think that, and the markets are wondering about this. the prevailing view seems to be, you got to hit it, hit it hard, if you overdo it, you can always turn a

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england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. the controversial online influencer andrewted on thursday as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking and rape. cristiano ronaldo has signed to play for the saudi arabian side al nassr. it's thought his contract is worth $200 million a year, making it the biggest ever signed by a footballer.

england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. the controversial online influencer andrewrsday as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking and rape. six years of donald trump's tax returns that he had refused to make public have been released in the us. they confirm that the former president paid no tax in 2020. cristiano ronaldo has signed to play for the saudi arabian side al—nassr. it is thought his contract is worth $200 million a year,

england will require a negative pre—departure test from next week. the controversial online influencer andrewate has been remanded into custody for 30 days in romania along with his brother. the pair were arrested on thursday as part they confirm that the former president paid no tax in 2020. the american journalist barbara walters has died aged 93. during a career which spanned more than five decades, she became the first female co—presenter of a major network tv news programme in the us. now on bbc news — ian hislop�*s 2022: in conversation with amol rajan. even by recent standards, 2022 has been a tumultuous year in news. russia launched a war in europe. her late majesty queen elizabeth ii died just months after her platinum jubilee. and britain went through three prime ministers and even more chancellors. one man who's tried to make sense of it is ian hislop, whether on tv or as editor of private eye's fortnightly magazine and latest annual. i visited his office for a conversation notjust about recent news, but also why it's been a turn—off for some and why we need proper journalism more

the former england cricket captain, andrew �*freddie' flintoff — who now presents the bbc�*s top gear in hospital. it's understood that his injuries aren't life threatening. mark lobel has the latest for us. we know that the accident happened on tuesday morning at the dunsfold aerodrome in surrey — that's the top gear test track. and the a5—year—old freddie flintoff, the father of four, was not travelling at high speed, we understand, at the time of the accident. and as you said, the injuries are not believed to be life—threatening. in fact, the bbc has released a statement. the producers of top gear. they say that there were crew medics attending the scene immediately and that further details will be released in due course. and on social media for this pioneer of diversity on the pitch, there were lots of messages for him to have a speedy recovery. there have been many accidents in the past, most famously, perhaps, richard hammond, one of the former presenters of top gear in 2006 at an airfield in york on a rocket car crash. i think he was traveling around 288mph. he ended up in a co

as we have mentioned, the bank of england will be meeting tomorrow and it has been warning, orandrew tomorrow and it has been warning, or andrewarticular, has been wanting for some time the higher wages will lead to higher wages will lead to higher inflation and employers should resist increasing pay. easier said than done when the cost of living is soaring and we are seeing widespread strike action at the moment across the uk which shows workers — they are not on the same page when it comes to this issue. nurses began strike that might begin striking to the very first time tomorrow but can the government afford to pay them more, given the cost and the possible consequences for the uk economy. the's talk this through. there is so much discussion among economists within the treasury and among unions and employers about the right place for wages given the tricky tight rope we work —— walking here in the uk. tricky tight rope we work -- walking here in the uk. yes, absolutely- _ walking here in the uk. yes, absolutely. and _ walking here in the uk. yes, absolutely. and the - walking here in the uk. yes, absolutely. and the data -

england? hi, good afternoon, andrew . yes, i think so. i think andrew. yes, i think so. identified as falling below half as christian falling below half of population is really of the population is really a watershed moment . the fact that watershed moment. the fact that christianity is now a interest in the uk, i think really should prompt a real rethink of religion's public role. and by that i mean a transition from this christian state with an established church towards the morning through a safe and secular state. i think people are already there. i think the institutions now just need to catch because . it's looking catch up because. it's looking increasingly that we increasingly absurd that we have, as you say, a christian coronation. we have a head of state that has this dual role of defender of the faith and supreme god of the church of england. we have 26 seats reserved as of right. england. we have 26 seats reserved as of right . the reserved as of right. the anglican bishops in the house of lords, both as you know, the commons and the lords, beginning with ang

england. agency se the deaths were avoidable and blamed the u. k government for making safe routes, unavailable for migrants trying to cross the english channel. andrew simmons reports from the search control center in dover. not for the 1st time refugees and migrants dying at sea. but more lives will save them lost as fishermen pulled people to safety from the icy waters of the english channel. richard inflatable boat with people on board migrants i was crossing and was sinking very, very near to where he was fishing. so amazingly, got right in next to the, the sinking boat and managed to come alongside and safely get 31 people on board. this latest tragedy is once again down to people, traffickers, they're not deterred by freezing whether neither. it seems other migrants, general crossings is ongoing, humanitarian crisis and people traffickers have never been busier. at the same time, politicians are running short of ideas on how to stop them. it is not cruel or unkind to want to break, strangle hold of the criminal gang who trade in human misery and who exploit our system and ours. i'm sure the whole house will show my sorrow at the cap sizing of

top gear presenter andrew "freddie" flintoff, has been injured whilst filming for the show. the former englandaptain was airlifted to hospital. a primary school in bradford has received almost £50,000 in donations after a bbc report on working parents struggling to pay for school meals. the atlas lions, morocco — take on defending champions france tonight for a right to play argentina, in sunday's world cup final. good morning. the cost of buying goods and services in the uk has fallen slightly during november, according to latest figures from the office for national statistics. the latest official figures show that price rises are at 10.7% — meaning the cost of living is still close to a ao—year high. that inflation figure of 10.7% is slightly down from a high in october of 11.1%. but the latest number is still way above the bank of england's target of 2%. food prices have continued to increase over the last 12 months, but fuel prices are rising by less over the past year. with me for more analysis our business correspondent marc ashdown. make these price rises have peaked? i think that is th

andrew. here's the latest from the gb newsroom. englandng senegal two nil in their world cup knockout game in qatar. midfielderjordan henderson scored the first goal in the 38th minute with an assist from jude bellingham. captain harry kane then knocked in one in the second in the dying minutes. the first half, his first of the tournament, senegal will be keen to make better use of some decent chances as the second half gets underway. the winners will take on quarterfinal on france in the quarter final on france in the quarter final on saturday. the rmt union rejected an 8% pay offer aimed at preventing further strikes this month. the rail delivery group had also offered to guarantee there would be no compose three redundancies before april 20, 24. however, the uk's biggest rail workers union said the deal wouldn't have protected its members working conditions and would lead to unsafe practises the health secretary is being urged to stop grandstand , dig and make to stop grandstand, dig and make a deal with unions ahead of nhs strikes this

england has announced another rise in interest rates. they are going up by 0.5% to 3.5% and the bank hopes the increase will help bring down the inflation rate. andrew the labour supply in this country is so tight and that is why really we had to raise interest rates because we have seen that really quite pronounced. what i would says i think in terms of looking at the history of the bank of england and half a percent rise is quite a big one. we only did the first half a percent rise earlier this year. and we will have to judge as we will do in a few weeks' time when we have the next meeting, what is appropriate next time. i am not going to speculate on where they may end up all what we might do next time. they will be a lot of information that we will get before we get to that point. i'm joined now by our business correspondent, marc ashdown... the bank of england policy committee meet every month and there are nine members and they all have different views on the way forward for growing the economy and bringing inflation under control. the target is 2% and it is currently 10.7%. they each get a vote on the base rate had been a 3%, put up to 3% las