annabel. yes, it is indeed. the demands of— deal. annabel. yes, it is indeed.of this group, i believe, are for total installation of social— believe, are for total installation of social housing within four or five years _ of social housing within four or five years. i'm afraid this simply isn't _ five years. i'm afraid this simply isn't practical within the timescale, we probably haven't got the trade _ timescale, we probably haven't got the trade workers to do it and it would _ the trade workers to do it and it would cost _ the trade workers to do it and it would cost a huge amount of money. if would cost a huge amount of money. if the _ would cost a huge amount of money. if the ideas— would cost a huge amount of money. if the ideas we are going to try and reduce _ if the ideas we are going to try and reduce energy demand by keeping homes _ reduce energy demand by keeping homes warmer, are they sure this is the most _ homes warmer, are they sure this is the most cost—effective way of reducing — the most cost—effective way of reducing emissions? and of course

keep your phone on. john stapleton, annabelle to know him, | stapleton, annabelle to know him, thank. good evening. a busy night in the europa league is already well under way. west ham, playing in the group stages of the competition for the first time made an excellent start with a 2—0 victory against dinamo zagreb. michail antonio set the hammers on their way with his fifth goal of the season after a defensive mistake from the croatian side. they got a second through an excellent solo goal from declan rice on his 150th appearance for the club. leicester looked on course for a famous european win against napoli at the king power stadium. they had led 2—0 after harvey barnes scored with a nice finish. but the italians weren't beaten yet as victor osimhen scored twice, the equaliser coming in the 87th minute. celtic had been two goals up against real betis, thanks to this from albian ajeti and another from the penalty spot. but the spanish side scored twice in two minutes, juanmi levelling the match before half—time. and then, they had too much for celtic in the second half, scoring t

annabelle, do you think dominic _ it on anyway.elle, do you think dominic raab _ it on anyway. annabelle, do you think dominic raab is _ it on anyway. annabelle, do you think dominic raab is secure - it on anyway. annabelle, do you think dominic raab is secure in | it on anyway. annabelle, do you i think dominic raab is secure in his post? obviously always talk of three shovels in the coming months. he was obviously a very strong brexit chair and a key part of that campaign. he has been criticised a lot over afghanistan.— has been criticised a lot over afghanistan. has been criticised a lot over afu hanistan. , , �* afghanistan. yes. yes indeed. at the moment he's — afghanistan. yes. yes indeed. at the moment he's looking _ afghanistan. yes. yes indeed. at the moment he's looking like _ afghanistan. yes. yes indeed. at the moment he's looking like the - afghanistan. yes. yes indeed. at the | moment he's looking like the number one fall_ moment he's looking like the number one fell guy— moment he's looking like the number one fall g

i don't— sinking in, annabel? -- said it out loud? i don't think _ sinking in, annabel?don't think i have - sinking in, annabel? -- said it out loud? i don't think i have actually. it is loud? idon't think i have actually. it must— loud? i don't think i have actually. it isjust absolutely loud? i don't think i have actually. it is just absolutely mind blowing, what he _ it is just absolutely mind blowing, what he has been doing in new york. ithihi<_ what he has been doing in new york. ithihk we _ what he has been doing in new york. i think we are all trying to digest it alt _ i think we are all trying to digest it alt it's — i think we are all trying to digest it all. it's been a breathtaking couple — it all. it's been a breathtaking couple of— it all. it's been a breathtaking couple of weeks. and it was an absolutely mesmerising performance once again _ absolutely mesmerising performance once again tonight. and i'm sure that her— once again tonight. and i'm sure that her feet haven't touched the ground _ that her feet haven't touched the ground either.— that her feet ha

i'm more optimistic with his chances that annabelle is quite simply because — that annabelle is quitedon't think borisjohnson wants a _ because i don't think borisjohnson wants a reshuffle. the reshuffle that we've been promised for the last year— that we've been promised for the last year he was being pushed back, it hasn't— last year he was being pushed back, it hasn't happened yet. and there definitely— it hasn't happened yet. and there definitely is a mindset in number ten definitely is a mindset in number teh that— definitely is a mindset in number teh that if— definitely is a mindset in number ten that if the media is calling for someohe's — ten that if the media is calling for someone's head then absolutely don't -ive someone's head then absolutely don't give it— someone's head then absolutely don't give it to _ someone's head then absolutely don't give it to them. there've been numerous _ give it to them. there've been numerous scandals of various cabinet members _ numerous scandals of various cabinet members priti patel, and the only ones _ members priti patel, and the only o

with me are annabel denham, director of communications for the institute of economic affairs, and thesterjohn stapleton. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... a real mix of stories on tomorrow's front pages. the guardian focuses on worries that a new nuclear submarine deal between britain, the us and australia could ratchet up tensions with china. it says officials in the uk and us are now working to deal with an international backlash to the pact. claims in the financial times tomorrow that the chancellor is going to set out new rules around government borrowing in next month's budget. the paper says rishi sunak will commit to stop borrowing to fund day—to—day spending within three years. the i claims that the government will approve the use of genetically—engineered crops in the uk, breaking away from eu rules. the paper claims trials are to get started in hertforshire, with the aim of getting products onto supermarket shelves within five years. priti patel is demanding "decisive action" from police against climate protestors. that's according to the telegraph. it says the home s

and annabel croft — herself a former british number one — says she's destined for big things on the court — going out onto the biggest tennis stadium in the world completely unfazed — stadium in the world completely unfazed and just took it all in her stride _ unfazed and just took it all in her stride it— unfazed and just took it all in her stride. it was quite mesmerising to watch _ stride. it was quite mesmerising to watch she — stride. it was quite mesmerising to watch. she takes every single box was up _ watch. she takes every single box was up she's going to be a great, great _ was up she's going to be a great, great champion. i think were seeing her at _ great champion. i think were seeing her at the _ great champion. i think were seeing her at the very beginning of what may potentially be one of the great, great _ may potentially be one of the great, great careers was up i don't think many— great careers was up i don't think many people can keep up with her on the court _ many people can keep up with her on the court a — many people can keep up with her on the court. a little bit

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another former player, annabel croft, was it.hose of us who follow tennis knew that l of us who follow tennis knew that she had this level over the last 18 months, i've seen her practice a lot and her level was already phenomenal in practice but to back it up in a grand slam tournament, only her second ever grand slam and to deliver performances day after day like she has been isjust something else and i don't think anyone could have expected it. emma herself could have expected it. emma herself could have expected it. emma herself could have expected it, she said she is taking it match by match and enjoying the moment because these opportunities don't come that often but with the way she's playing, it will be coming fast and often i think! . ., will be coming fast and often i think! . . , ., think! what is the level of challenges _ think! what is the level of challenges she _ think! what is the level of challenges she faces i think! what is the level of- challenges she faces tomorrow? think! what is the level of— challenges she

cooper's mother's family that annabelle's, once one of the wealthiest families in the country. also published this week, jessica norvell explores the possibility of eliminating unconscious biases in the end of the bias. in the contrarian, bloomberg businessweek tech reporter max chapman looks at the life of silicon valley investor in entre nous or peter teal and university of virginia history professor caroline jenny recounts robert e lee's surrender to the union army in ends of war. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear

cooper's mother's family that annabelle's, once one of the wealthiest families in the country. also published this week, jessica norvell explores the possibility of eliminating unconscious biases in the end of the bias. in the contrarian, bloomberg businessweek tech reporter max chapman looks at the life of silicon valley investor in entre nous or peter teal and university of virginia history professor caroline jenny recounts robert e lee's surrender to the union army in ends of war. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on the tv. now, on book tv author interview program afterwards, former south carolina governor and u.s. representative mark sanford reflects on his political career and discusses the future of the republican party. he's interviewed by former republican congressman charlie dent of the pennsylvania. afterwards is a weekly interview program with the relevant guesthouse interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> great to be with my good friend, former governor

his latest what he calls a new kind of horror movie the pregnant heroine of this movie played by annabelrs visions of violent murders. >> following a home invasion and murder of her own husband who or what caused that murder and divisions is what powers this very blood-splattered story seed in theaters and on hbo. yes, 60 nicole. she >> need to do. >> who you want >> based on the hit west end musical comes the screen version of everybody's talking about jamie about a british teen who dreams of life on stage in particular as a fierce and proud drag with full blown song and dance throughout its another coming of age story about being true to yourself despite not having 100% love and support from the people around you. it's a dean's list b on amazon prime video in documentaries this week. there's blood brothers featuring never before seen interviews and footage. the extraordinary friendship and ultimate falling out between muhammad ali and malcolm x. it's new on netflix. and the 20th anniversary of 9/11/2000. one comes the film adaptation. >> the tony award-winning musical come from away tr

his latest what he calls a new kind of horror movie the pregnant heroine of this movie played by annabelleis an abused wife who suffers visions of violent murders. >> following a home invasion and murder of her own husband who or what caused that murder and divisions is what powers this very blood-splattered story seed in theaters and on hbo. yes, 60 nicole. she >> need to do. >> who you want >> based on the hit west end musical comes the screen version of everybody's talking about jamie about a british teen who dreams of life on stage in particular as a fierce and proud drag queen with full blown song and dance throughout its another coming of age story about being true to yourself despite not having 100% love and support from the people around you. it's a dean's list b on amazon prime video and documentaries this week. there's blood brothers featuring never before seen interviews and footage. the extraordinary friendship and ultimate falling out between muhammad ali and malcolm x its new on netflix. hope you have a great weekend in chicago and dean richards. >> welcome back. just about t

annabelle — because i think it will be amazing. annabelle croft, really great to talk to you.ear—old from bromley won the us open at the weekend, mark borkowski — who's worked with michaeljackson and led zeppelin — said raducanu would become a "billion—dollar girl", notjust for her tennis, but also her background and ethnicity. the metropolitan police commissioner has accused tech giants of making it harder to identify and stop terrorists, by using end—to—end encryption on sites like facebook and what's app. dame cressida dick said it was making it "impossible in some cases" for the police to do theirjobs. last week, the government called on tech firms to put user safety before profits. the boss of ryanair has warned holiday prices are likely to rise sharply next year as demand for travel increases. michael o'leary has told a national newspaper that fewer flights, inflation and more taxes would drive airfares up. he said with some airlines going out of business during the pandemic, it meant there would be fewer seats available. ryanair will also cease all operations at london

annabel croft, for much —— former british number one herself talking about the remarkable rise of emmaamme for the coming year, expected to focus on pandemic recovery and also we think we'll hear about another independence referendum. let's cross over to our correspondent who will be following all of this with us and for us and we mention some of the key points, that is what people will be listening out for? i key points, that is what people will be listening out for?— be listening out for? i think so. you have _ be listening out for? i think so. you have to — be listening out for? i think so. you have to bear _ be listening out for? i think so. you have to bear in _ be listening out for? i think so. you have to bear in mind - be listening out for? i think so. you have to bear in mind this l be listening out for? i think so. | you have to bear in mind this is be listening out for? i think so. - you have to bear in mind this is out of the important moment in scottish political calendar, the moment when the scottish government lays out its agenda, its plans for legislation, policy, for t

earlier we spoke to fomer british player annabel croft who thinks raducanu is the whole package.and slam titles, i don't want to put too much pressure on her but let's just enjoy this moment and i can't keep the weight watching her career develop because i think it's going to be an amazing one. it was a bitter sweet victory for liverpool against leeds united to maintain their unbeaten start to the season. liverpool won 3—0 at elland road. mo salah with their first — his 100th premier league goal. but the match was overshadowed by a horrible injury to harvey elliot whose ankle was dislocated. he'll have surgery in the coming days. he's hospital, bad ankle injury, the ankle was dislocated, the doctor couldn't put it back, so he's a massive pain. shock. lee westwood will make a record—equalling 11th appearance for europe in golf�*s ryder cup later this month. he just did enough at the pga championship at wentworth to qualify automatically to compete for europe against the united states. the tournament was won by america's billy horschel. shane lowry didn't play himself into the team