,., ., , ben brown.ten days _ ben brown. the reason we are seeing the next ten days is _ ben brown. the reason we are seeing the next ten days is retailers - ben brown. the reason we are seeing the next ten days is retailers and - the next ten days is retailers and the next ten days is retailers and the suppliers will start to stock all of their warehouses for the big christmas rush. so you get the food in place so you really focus on those last two or three weeks i'm getting the food into the storeroom and you have to have it in your supply chain to start with and that build—up is going to start in the next week or so. on the next week or so. unless he get drivers that are going to see significant disruption because we are already struggling now and imagine what it will be right in christmas when we are all out in supermarket buying more than we normally would. it's been a really tough year and a tough few weeks with carbon dioxide issue coming onto the back of the covid—19 problems we've had in terms o

i'm ben brown. our top stories: the prince of wales' former aide steps down temporarily from his charity role after allegations he used his influence to help secure an honourfor a major donor. taliban officials have broken up a demonstration by dozens of women in kabul who were calling for the right to work and to be included in the government. reports that ministers in the uk are to announce the demolition of grenfell tower due to safety concerns. one survivors group says fewer than ten of them were consulted. two more medals for great britain on the final day of the paralympics, with bronze wins in the men's badminton and men's wheelchair basketball. hello and welcome to bbc news. the chief executive of one of prince charles�* charities, the prince's foundation — has temporarily stepped down following claims that he helped secure an honourfor a major donor. two british newpapers, the sunday times and the mail on sunday, allege that michael fawcett used his influence to assist a saudi businessman.

i'm ben brown. the headlines... avro energy and green become the latest energy suppliers to go out of business because of the spike in gas prices. it comes just hours after the energy regulator ofgem warned that hundreds of thousands of customers will have to move suppliers. this is a significant impact on the sector. it is something that we are breaking with government on, but we cannot make predictions about how that will play out. no trade deal in sight with the us but the prime minister says america will lift its ban on british lamb, for the first time in decades. the kebabs, the lamb burger is, the people _ the kebabs, the lamb burger is, the people of— the kebabs, the lamb burger is, the people of the united states will be supplied _ people of the united states will be supplied at last by britain, and fantastic— supplied at last by britain, and fantastic duty cuts on welsh lamb and everything else stop at us presidentjoe biden announces and everything else stop at us president joe biden announ

i'm ben brown. the headlines at 8pm — borisjohnson announces one of the largest tax rises in decades, saying it will pay for the biggest catch—up programme in nhs history and help fund long—awaited reforms to social care. it would be wrong for me to say that we can pay for this recovery without taking the difficult, but responsible decisions about how we finance it. the proposals have received a broad welcome from the social care sector, but labour say the wrong people are being asked to pay the bill. a tax rise, mr speaker, that means a landlord renting out dozens of properties won't pay a penny more, but the tenants working in full—time jobs would. under the new plan for england, families likejune�*s will be able to hang on to more of their money before they start paying for care. for people like mum, it's too late. she's given everything she's got, so what happens to the people . who are in the system that have gone well beyond that cap now? _ scotland's first minister outlines her government's p

i'm ben brown. the headlines... will people in scotland be the first in the uk to need a covid vaccine passport to get into clubs and major live events? the scottish parliament votes on it this evening. we are trying to take proportionate action to protect the public from coronavirus, and i encourage parliament to support the measures. the deputy first minister fumbled around, _ the deputy first minister fumbled around, trying to explain what is a nightclub. — around, trying to explain what is a nightclub, yet he wants msps in this chamber_ nightclub, yet he wants msps in this chamber to — nightclub, yet he wants msps in this chamber to impose vaccine passports on these _ chamber to impose vaccine passports on these establishments, but we don't _ on these establishments, but we don't know which establishments it will effect — don't know which establishments it will effect stop a report finds "significant failures" in the care of three adults with learning difficulties who died at a private hospital near norwich. the

i'm ben brown.hat ministers in the uk are to announce the demolition of grenfell tower due to safety concerns. one survivors group says fewer than ten of them were consulted. two more medals for great britain on the final day of the paralympics, with bronze wins in the men's badminton and men's wheelchair basketball.

you are watching bbc news with me, ben brown.l shortages. three school children have been sentenced to a total of 28 years for killing reading teenager olly stephens in a berkshire beauty spot in january. police release cctv footage of a man wanted over the killing of sabina nessa in south east london, as they continue to question another man on suspicion of her murder. tonight, a vigil will be held a week after the 28—year—old was attacked as she walked to meet a friend at a pub. a new report warns it could take a decade to clear the backlog of cancer treatment in england. 0h, oh, greatest king, let one of your nights try to land a blow against me. indulge me in this game. and at 5.45pm, mark kermode will be here with a look at the best of this week's film releases. meantime, look at the best of the sports news for today. chetan has got the latest details. thank you. good afternoon. first to the ryder cup, where the americans have made the far better start to the opening day of the ryder cup the opening match went europe's way,

i'm ben brown.to say that we can pay for this recovery without taking the difficult, but responsible decisions about how we finance it. the proposals have received a broad welcome from the social care sector, but labour say the wrong people are being asked to pay the bill. a tax rise, mr speaker, that means a landlord renting out dozens of properties won't pay a penny more, but the tenants working in full—time jobs would. under the new plan for england, families likejune's will be able

i'm ben brown.he headlines at 5pm: the prime minister borisjohnson is holding his first cabinet reshuffle since the general election. dominic raab is demoted from his role as foreign secretary — he becomesjustice secretary, lord chancellor and deputy prime minister. mr raab is replaced as foreign secretary by liz truss — a promotion from her previous role as trade secretary. earlier, gavin williamson was sacked as education secretary while robert buckland and robertjenrick lost their posts asjustice and housing secretary. in the last half hour, michael gove has moved from duchy of lancaster to housing secretary. and intellect at the appointment, the former health minister nadine dorries becomes the newest culture secretary. a very busy day in downing street. —— in the latest appointment. much more on all the changes in the next hour. in our other news: a record jump in inflation to 3.2%, the highest level in almost a decade, as the price of food and transportation goes up. government scientific advi

hello, this is bbc news with me, ben brown.ich is being tackled. obviously we�*re talking to the energy companies, doing what we can to keep prices low, keep the... and to make sure that supermarket shelves aren�*t empty. president biden promises relentless diplomacy will be the byword for his administration and commits the us to "double" its contribution to climate finance. a third man faces charges over the salisbury poisonings — the home secretary pledges "robust action" against the russian intelligence hit squad that tried to kill sergei skripal and his daughter. should any of these individuals ever travel outside russia, we will work with our international partners and take every possible step to detain them and extradite them to face justice. the family of the teenage motorcyclist harry dunn announced they�*ve reached a settlement in a civil claim against the american woman accused of killing him. foreign secretary liz truss has vowed to continue the fight to get anne sacoolas to return to the uk to face "justice". sport,

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ben brown is coming up with the bbc news at one. now it's time for a look at the weather.wales, across the midlands, eastern england and into eastern and north—eastern areas of scotland. temperatures well up above average for the time of year, well into the 20s. looking at the chance into sunday, we have this cold front approaching from the west, otherwise approaching from the west, otherwise a largely dry picture on sunday with spells of sunshine developing and probably more in the way of sunshine, giving the winds will be blowing more strongly. but there could be isolated showers across western areas, otherwise fine. best of the sunshine northern and north—eastern scotland, eastern england, through the midlands and probably eastern wales as well. for northern ireland a change, rain moving and in a sunday afternoon, that will be accompanied by squally winds. this under rain is a cold front pushing it was on sunday night and into the first part of monday. what follows is cooler and fresher north—westerly winds. temperatures will be dropping back down to average, may be a t

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ben brown will be with you for all the latest including talking to the president of the cbi about supplyh the evening and overnight we have more of the heavy downpours moving into northern and western parts in particular. few of them reaching eastern england, the colder night than we have seen recently, so likely to start tuesday morning with a mid—single figures for some of us. a fresh start to the day tomorrow. the next area of low pressure is waiting in the wings. that will move its way and across england and wales in particular. some scattered showers to be seen further north and west across scotland and northern ireland. through the day we start off with scattered showers in the west, merging into longer spells of rain initially for west of england and pushing eastwards, combined with fairly blustery winds. could be a lot of surface water on tuesday with those heavy downpours following a short space of time, and 16—17 at best, but for the north of scotland looking at only about 12 degrees. wednesday, this area of low pressure gradually clears towards the east. a bit of uncertainty a

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nick will be speaking later in the programme with ben brown, who will be with you at the top of the hourcould bring some fairly heavy spells of rain, as we move through to friday. it looks like it mainly clears away towards the east. so mainly clears away towards the east. 50 saturday probably a bit drier and brighter could not quite as warm though as it has been lately. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines. covid vaccines for 12—15 year olds are approved by the four uk chief medical officers. they say it would mean fewer children will have their education disrupted. the benefit exceeded the risk to a sufficient degree that we are recommending to our ministers in all four nations that they make a universal offer and i want to stress the word offer, a vaccination to children 12 to 15 in addition to those who have very been immunised. one dose of the pfizer jab will be offered. nearly one in three people arriving in england and northern ireland, may have broken the rules on travel quarantine, at a time when the delta variant was spreading.

this week on the film review mark kermodejoins ben brown to discuss the latest cinema and dvd releasesma. gunpowder milkshake which is a very frothy action romp. and we have the starling which is the new movie starring melissa mccarthy. let's start off with rose plays julie. this is a young woman adopted at birth who discovers that her mother is an actress and she goes to find her. it looks like a terrific movie, actually, from what i have seen. i think it's great. it is by an irish film—making duo who made films like helen which is a wonderful, intense psychological drama the story is our central figure, rose, discovers where her birth mother lives. her birth mother said she did not want any contact but she goes from dublin to london and it turns out that her mother, who is an actress, her house is on the market, so she goes to the house, posing as somebody might be interested in buying it. here's a clip. are you really looking to buy the house? why do you ask? it's just that you look a little young and i don't want to waste anyone's time here. erm... silence. the thing is...you're ri

ben colman, it offered a unique challenge. >> the biggest artworks i've ever worked with and moving them around the museum was no small task. >> brown artworks. >> there's quite a bit of artistry in car design. >> brown: these are not the family minivan. the exhibition, “detroit style: car design in the motor city, 1950 to 2020” features 12 american designed autos, some that became icons of an era and sold in the many millions. others, so-called ¡concept cars', one-off ideas with plenty of ¡wow' factor, like this 1958 firebird iii from general motors. i mean, this one, of course, certainly looks like a jet or a rocket. >> so the prompt to the design studio for this car was to design the car an astronaut would drive to the launch pad before flying to the moon, and you absolutely get that sensibility from this, it looks like if you really gave it some gas, it would just take off. >> brown: that was really the idea that would drive it to his rocket. >> there isn't a steering wheel and there's no brake pedal. there's no gas pedal. this is a car that you navigated entirely with a joystick. so it truly was what they called at the time, a

age or email from my agent one day said guy from little brown wants to talk to you about a book and it turned out to be this wonderful editor named ben george and he said, you know, i've been reading your work and i think you might be right. for writing this book and you know like i don't know amy. i've my career was not exactly flying then so, of course i wanted to like hear him out, but i've had some opportunities like that in the past. they've always been like stuff that wasn't interesting that i just would be bored with and wouldn't do and then would get in trouble for and have to give back my advance and all that stuff. so but this one just instantly hit me as like a book. i really loved in a character. i really love strang. it's just so amazingly complex and there's so much information about him including his journals from his years as a young man, and i was really just so struck by his story. and also i just think that i quickly realized like the times he lived in had certain echoes to the times we live in echoes that allowed a confidence man like him to thrive infected the time. from which we get the term confidence, man? bec

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