and i'm annita mcveigh at westminster — where at 12 o'clock, liz truss will face questions from mps ine of commons for the first time since the almost complete reversal of her economic plan. and as inflation hits double figures, downing street refuses to commit to increasing state pensions in line with prices, which would be breaking a manifesto pledge. obviously we take manifesto commitments incredibly seriously. the chancellor will be making a statement in just over a week's time, where he will set out all the plans for taxation and expenditure and government budgets. hello and welcome to bbc news, with mejoanna gosling, in sunderland, and annita mcveigh in westminster. today we will be talking about the latest rate of inflation and how it's affecting you and your family. the headline rate of inflation now 10.i%. that the headline rate of inflation now 10.1%. that means is back to those record levels hit earlier in the summer and at ten record levels hit earlier in the summerand at ten 10.1% record levels hit earlier in the summer and at ten 10.1% mask is one of the key underlying fi

. —— annita mcveigh.an see the media gathered there at the pointjust across the road from where i am, where we are expecting sir graham ready to make a statement in, we think, a few minutes' time, imminently, certainly. yes, that ballot, and just a week. contrast that to the leadership contest over the summer, which lasted forjust over seven weeks emma but despite this being a very contracted version of that, sir graham did indicate earlier that the conservative membership, the people who put liz truss into our, because the party wanted rishi sunak into the party wanted rishi sunak into thejob, he said the party wanted rishi sunak into the job, he said they will be consulted. here is to graham brady. let us listen to what he has to say. i met with the conservative party and the _ i met with the conservative party and the executive. as i indicated earlier, — and the executive. as i indicated earlier, it — and the executive. as i indicated earlier, it will conclude by friday, the 20th— earlier, it will conc

i'm annita mcveigh.ssion this year as households face soaring costs. the pound fell again against the dollar for a short time after the governor of the bank of england warned its emergency support package for financial markets will end on friday. prime minister liz truss will appear at pmqs later — her first time at the dispatch box since last month's mini—budget sparked market turmoil. bbc news has been told that conservative mps are in talks with opposition parties to oppose the government's fracking plans. calls for all women to be invited for a menopause check up when they turn 45 as a report criticises the current support as �*completely inadequate�*. last night, the police arrested him... tributes pour in for the british—born actress, angela lansbury, best known for her role in murder she wrote, who has died in los angeles aged 96. sport now, and time for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. we canjoin we can join john watson. morning. to the women�*s world cup. scotland�*s hopes are over aft

you're watching the bbc news channel with annita mcveigh.owed why they're the favourites to win the rugby union world cup. with an 84 points to 19 thrashing of fiji this morning — on the opening day of the tournament in new zealand. they ran in 14 tries, for a record breaking victory that extends their winning run to 26 tests. jo currie was watching. the year—long covert delay means these players have had a long wait for this moment. england cosmic red roses are expected to bloom at this world cup. fitting that they get their campaign under way in eden. for emerging vg, their first—ever appearance in the tournament. unbeaten in 25 games, this england side knows how to score big tries. they also know how to score simple ones. mcdonald opening the scoring. and the world number one 7 7 size felt fizzle of fiji a �*that �* that they too can turn reminder that they too can turn it on; kicked on, crossing the on. england kicked on, crossing the line again, but fiji showed their speed and showed that they were speed once and showed that they were i

i'm annita mcveigh at westminster. the headlines... sorry — but staying...iz truss will chair a meeting of her cabinet today after apologising for the mistakes made since becoming prime minister. last night she insisted that she will lead the conservative party into the next general election due in two years. ido want i do want to accept responsibility and to say sorry for the mistakes that have been made. the and to say sorry for the mistakes that have been made.— and to say sorry for the mistakes that have been made. the only thing left now from — that have been made. the only thing left now from the _ that have been made. the only thing left now from the prime _ that have been made. the only thing left now from the prime minister's i left now from the prime minister's plan is _ left now from the prime minister's plan is higher mortgage rates and higher— plan is higher mortgage rates and higher bonuses for bankers. it did not need — higher bonuses for bankers. it did not need to— higher bonuses for bankers. it did not need to be this way. and in other news

i'm annita mcveigh at westminster. the headlines: sorry — but staying...iz truss will chair a meeting of her cabinet today after apologising for the mistakes made since becoming uk prime minister. last night she insisted that she will lead the conservative party into the next general election due in two years i do want to accept responsibility and to say sorry for the mistakes that have been made. the uk's chancellorjeremy hunt has axed most of liz truss�*s mini budget announced by the government last month, in a bid to stabilise the financial markets. and in other news... ukrainian officials say russia has launched attacks on criticial civilian infrastructure across the country with several large explosions heard near the capital kyiv. concern over the whereabouts of an iranian climber who disappeared after not wearing a headscarf. france prepares for widespread disruption — as oil industry workers and transport staff go on strike in a dispute over pay. the uk government are seeking to change the law to prevent their military pilots from training the chin

i'm annita mcveigh.d he is responsible for establishing whether i conservative leader has the confidence of the party. liz truss's premiership is under even more pressure today after extraordinary scenes at westminster last night, during which ministers were accused of using physical force on conservative mps to make sure they voted with the government. the commons speaker has launched an investigation into what happened. there's growing unrest among tory mps, with more than a dozen calling publicly for the prime minister to quit. we'll have more on that story shortly. an independent inquiry into child sex abuse in england and wales has found "devastating" levels of abuse both historically and in the present day. the inquiry was set up in 2015 and chaired by professor alexis jay. the inquiry was commissioned to investigate whether institutions in england and wales have failed to protect children in their care. the report, published today, makes 20 recommendations. let's take a look a couple of those. a n

i'm annita mcveigh live at westminster — on another dramatic day. the headlines at 9. conservative mp warns the prime minister has a matter of hours to get a grip after chaotic vote in the commons last night. ministers were accused of using physical force on some conservative mps, there were rumours the chief whip had quit, hours after the home secretary resigned. i have said to a number of colleagues it is never acceptable for there to be any harassment of members as they pass their democratic vote, so i hope any who were will be duly dealt with. i democratic vote, so i hope any who were will be duly dealt with.- were will be duly dealt with. i hope the --eole were will be duly dealt with. i hope the peeple that _ were will be duly dealt with. i hope the people that put _ were will be duly dealt with. i hope the people that put liz _ were will be duly dealt with. i hope the people that put liz truss - were will be duly dealt with. i hope | the people that put liz truss there, i hope _ the people that put liz truss there, i hope it_ the people that put liz truss there,

this is bbc news, i'm annita mcveigh at westminster. the headlines at 5. the new chancellor has told ministers that spending cuts are on the way, and their budgets will need to be reduced. jeremy hunt and liz truss have been meeting the cabinet after he tore up most of the mini budget yesterday. the trades union congress says uk families are at breaking point — as the country experiences the longest squeeze on real wages since the 1800s. and i'mjane hill — the headlines this hour. ukraine's president says nearly a third of his country's power stations have now been destroyed, after another round of russian air strikes on energy facilities. fears grow for a female iranian athlete who competed in a climbing competition without wearing a hijab — her family say they've good afternoon and welcome to bbc news, live from westminster. the prime minister will be meeting more backbenchers as she continues to try to shore up her leadership, a series of difficult headlines this morning following yesterday, following that interview as well, with our political editor ch

i'm annita mcveigh.e savings by the end of the week. he and liz truss meeting the week. he and liz truss meeting the cabinet of course afterjeremy hunt yesterday dispensed with almost all of the economic policies, that mini budget, the platform that liz truss had stood on to be elected as prime minister. last night she apologised for what she said were the mistakes she made since coming into office at number ten. speaking to the bbc, she admitted her premiership hadn't been perfect so far but that she was going to lead the conservatives into the next general election. that's what she told our political editor, chris mason, and this despite widespread criticism from within her own party. let's begin with a report from our political correspondent. is it time for liz truss to go? cabinet ministers leaving their weekly meeting in downing street. is she finished now? has she made too many mistakes? a united front but they know the prime minister is in serious jeopardy. their programme for government is now ra

_ i'm annita mcveigh at westminster — where, in an hour's time — liz truss will face questions from mpsh prices — which would be breaking a manifesto pledge. obviously, we take manifesto commitments incredible seriously. the chancellor will be making a statement in just over a week time where he will set out all the plans for taxation and expenditure and government budgets. hello and welcome to bbc news — with mejoanna gosling in sunderland — and annita mcveigh in westminster. we're here today to talk about the rising cost of living — and how it's affecting you and your family. new figures out today show inflation in the uk has returned to the ao—year high it hit earlier this summer. the rate, as measured by the consumer prices index is at 10.1%. the story is very much around the cost of food prices, currently up 14.6%. a cost of food prices, currently up 1a.6%. a very human story and we will be here throughout the day in sunderland talking to people about how it is hitting them. lots of political questions to be answered, lots of little decisions to be taken and a big day in westminste

i'm annita mcveigh live at westminster — on another dramatic day. the headlines at 9.

i'm annita mcveigh and these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world... fears are raised of a recession this year in the uk as households face soaring costs and the economy unexpectedly shrank by 0.3% in august for the first time in two months. the pound recovers after falling again against the dollar for a short time, after the governor of the bank of england warned its emergency support package for financial markets will end on friday. i'm afraid this has to be done for the safety of financial stability. british prime minister liz truss will appear at pmqs later — her first time at the dispatch box since last month's mini budget sparked market turmoil. russia's state security service says it has arrested eight people in connection with saturday's bombing of the kerch bridge that links russia with occupied crimea. a bbc investigation finds that up to 70% of donations being sent to displaced families in syria via tiktok are being taken by the social media platform. and tributes pour in for the british—born actress, angela lansbury, best known for her role

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this afternoon by colleague annita mcveigh has spoken to ed davey, leader of the liberal democrat party to a general election at this point so what is the strategy for the lib dems? brute the strategy for the lib dems? we call on the strategy for the lib dems? 9 call on conservative mps to do their patriotic duty printer if they fail to do that, i think their constituents will note. i think there's a big movement in the country for a general election and liberal democrats want to put forward our positive agenda. we called over a year ago for a windfall tax on the oil and gas companies so we could fund responsibly the help for people with energy bills and if they had followed that policy, we would not be in the mess now, mortgage rates will not be as high as they are now. lib dems want a chance to put our positive policies to the british people and we want the conservatives out of government. what people and we want the conservatives out of government.— out of government. what is your reaction to _ out of government. what is your reaction to the _ out of government. what is your reaction