here's our business correspondent, ben king, with more.g, with more. day of chaos on the market amid another day of chaos on the market amid the after—shocks of the mini budget. sharp rises in the interest rate on gilts have forced pension funds into a fire sale of assets, to the point where the bank of england has had to step in once again, an unintended consequence of the chancellor's radical plan to shake up chancellor's radical plan to shake up the economy with billions of unfunded tax cuts. so here is a graph of the performance of one of the bonds that has been getting the bank of england's attention today. if you look from the 23rd of september, the day of the mini budget, this line heads sharply up as a sign of people losing confidence in the market and trying to sell these bonds as quickly as they can, to the point where on the 28, the bank of england feels it has to intervene to try and bring this grass back down and return order to the market. that works for a while, but over october, this line starts heading back up again, a sig

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our business correspondent ben king explains.k of england cosmic attention today. now if you look from 23 september, the day of the many budget, this line had starkly upwards — that's a sign of people losing confidence in this market, trying to sell these bombs as quickly as they can. —— heads starkly upwards. to the point at the 28th, the bank of england feels it has to intervene to try and bring this graph back down and return in order to the market. now that works for a while, but over october, this line starts heading back up again — a sign that fear is returning to the market to the point where the bank of england has had to intervene once more. so why has all this happened? here's somone from a financial asset management company to help. the many budget has directly caused this disruption in the guilt markets dash one — this disruption in the guilt markets dash one. and the reason for that is these _ dash one. and the reason for that is these unfunded tax cuts dash to markets — these unfunded tax cuts dash to markets. you c

our business reporter ben king explains the recent changes in the uk bond market and why the bank ofed to intervene. so here is a graph of the performance of one of the bonds that's been getting to think of england's attention today. now, if you look from the 23rd of september, the day of the mini budget, this line has sharply upwards. that's a sign of people losing confidence in this market trying to sell these bonds as quickly as they can, to the point where on the 28th, the bank of england feels it has to intervene to try to bring this graph back down and return order to the market. now, that works for a while, but over october, this line starts heading back up again, a sign of fear returning to the market, to the point where the bank of england has had to intervene once more. let's speak to daniela russell — head of uk rates strategy at hsbc. good afternoon to you, daniela. how would you assess where things are in terms of the uk economy? is this all because of the many budgets? i think for the issues that we are experiencing in the guilt market at the moment, some of these issue

king. the government has to continue. benlace is doing his job fighng a war in the interest of the united kingdom. jeremy hunt is doing his job as the chief executive relation if you like, taking the nation's finances to a better place. the work goes on in the house of commons is sitting all day today discussing very serious business. all of that work continues, irrespective of who happens to be sittingn downing street. >> thank you for being with us. here with me is our political correspondent and watson. -- ian watson. the implications of boris johnson returning clearly would mean that some of them like sir roger would state his independence. >> he made it very clear he would resign the conservative with. -- conservative whip. and as you put it, some people are saying they would go further and cause even more havoc by holding elections with the so -- with the party so far behind in opinion polls. whether it is straight as a backbone or cowering in the corner remains to be seen. a range of people are starting to get a bandwa

vladimir putin had a telephone conversation with king hadam ben isa al-khalifa of bahrain to discuss operation, as well as the situation in the world and the region president told the king about the acceptance of the lpr into russia. zaporozhye kherson region. vladimir putin said that moscow is ready to sit down at the negotiating table if kiev is interested, and in addition, the president again invited the king of bahrain to visit our country. vladimir putin also sent a telegram to sidimpina, and the president congratulated the chairman of the republic of china on the 73rd anniversary of the founding of the prc. the head of the russian state noted the successes achieved by china in the socio-economic other areas. vladimir putin stressed that china enjoys well-deserved prestige on the world stage and plays an important role in resolving issues on the regional and global agenda. the president noted that despite the difficult international situation, relations between moscow and beijing are developing dynamically. russia blocked in the un security council a resolution on non-recognition

season king 112263, ben mcintyre a spy among friends. a separate peace currently reading ron chernow's grant. dan: the easiest one is top of mind. i have always been fascinated by ulysses grant and in particular the trajectory that his life took. the fact that he wasn't just not a prominent player going into the civil war, but he was truly destitute and down and out. i have never understood how he wept sort of -- went on the borderline of not just destitute to life's loser to becoming the up to general in the union and the book has done a very good job of providing me with some of that information about some of it was right time, right place. some of it was allies who supported him. and i haven't completed the book yet so i'm looking forward to learning a little bit more about his presidency which again has been revisited. he was long viewed one of the worst presidents, all corruption involved in his presidency and i guess i had only a relatively superficial understanding of the various corruption scams and the question i always have is,

minister's residence, kotlare, noted, the king asked me to become prime minister, because this absurdity has been going on for quite a long time and only defense secretary benwallace continues to convince parliamentary colleagues that the main threat to britain is russia and the ukrainian conflict, after returning from the united states, he decided to talk about the incident for a three-week ago, on september 29, an arsi-135 riverjong reconnaissance aircraft without weapons. performed routine patrols over the black sea when he was intercepted by two combat russian su-27 fighters. nothing unusual in the fact that the aircraft was pursued in this sense that day was no different, however, during the interception. one of the su-27 fighters fired a missile near a british aircraft without a visual. with a view to a total incident for 90 minutes the patrol was completed from the aircraft returned ulee reported to his base that after this incident, british intelligence flights were suspended, but now resumed and are being accompanied by fighters, the representative of the labor party, luke polort, who is the shadow minister of defense, said that what had happened s

. >> ben, while people might not be maybe planning an overseas vacation to live like a king there, there are people who want to just buy a home and the housing market is incredibly challenging. we've got the number of homes hitting the market, down 19% compared to last year. we've got these rising interest rates. for folk who is want to do this, when could we get a stable housing market? >> it's a really good question. now i've just got -- living like a king on my mind. thank you for that. it's going to take a bit of time because these interest rate hikes are going to continue to percolate through the system. we're going to get more of them. mortgage rates are going to continue to go up and we don't have enough supply on the market, as you said. that's a chronic problem that the administration is trying to deal with. if you got a lot of cash to put down, you can do it now but you'll be paying a higher interest rate. you may wait out the cycle until the fed is back in cutting mode and mortgage rates go back down again and hang on to rent for a bit if you're looking to buy this first house

about this man he tomorrow ben via from the far right alliance village assign isn't there currently pulling 3rd. if they do that well, it could make this one's fringe figure the king maker for netanyahu. let coalition seen it done. yeah. actually embracing him and with nathan yelled entire liquid and case, keep from saying, what's the problem with it? the more been there, you know, why shouldn't we embrace him? so a man, it's like riding the tiger and on the back of the tiger and a tiger is now more powerful than the rest of them. netanyahu is facing corruption charges in court, has just published his memoir soon. he will know whether he will be the one to write the next chapter in israeli politics. and our correspondence, tanya came on file that report and has of course much more to tell us tanya, israeli faith of familiar choice. and netanyahu is again at the center of it all. how heavy do the corruption charges wail for him and his campaign? well i think it has said it, i mean from any is where it is here. it feels like it's another kind of a random on the former, a long term prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now the opposition leader, and he wants to return

ben wright, bbc news, birmingham. kingnge conference in egypt next month, buckingham palace has confirmed. it follows reports that the prime minister had advised him to stay away. in response, the palace confirmed advice had been sought by the monarch and given by liz truss. before ascending the throne, the king, who's campaigned for environmental causes for decades, indicated that he would attend. the prime minister will be live on sunday morning with laura kuenssberg today. she'll also speak to the shadow chancellor rachel reeves. that's at the slightly earlier time of 8:30 on bbc 1. because of coverage of the london marathon. police in indonesia say at least 129 people have died after trouble broke out at a football match on the island ofjava. fans were seen streaming onto the pitch after the game between rival teams arema and persebaya. police then fired tear gas, causing the crowd to surge towards the exits, where many were crushed. russian troops have withdrawn from the key town of lyman in donetsk — a move seen as a

last two hours is that ben wallace, a good friend of ukraine, remains the minister of defense of great britain, as i say in such in cases where god protects all the subjects of the kingitain, charles iii, the measure must ensure the post-war reconstruction of ukraine for decades to come , german chancellor olafsholz said this today during a conference in berlin, during a meeting at which perspective plans and specific steps for the recovery and reconstruction of ukraine were discussed, the head of the german government emphasized that right now is the right time to discuss what the future of ukraine will be and, most importantly, how to finance it. and for this, measures are needed similar to those that were used for the post-war reconstruction of germany, that is, the new marshall plan of the 21st century under the head of the german government . it will be necessary at the same conference on the reconstruction of our country, said the president of the european commission, ursula von derlin, she emphasized that the institution she heads is trying to convince the leadership of the member countries of the european union to allocate one and a half billion euros to kyiv

minister's residence noted kotlar, the king asked me to become prime minister, because this absurdity has been going on for quite a long time and only defense minister bence his colleagues in parliament that the main threat to britain is russia and the ukrainian conflict, having returned from the usa, he decided to talk about the father of the three-week ago, on september 29, an unarmed arsi-135 river joint reconnaissance aircraft. was on routine patrols over the black sea when he was intercepted by two combat russian su-27 fighter jets. nothing out of the ordinary. that the plane was pursued in this sense that day was no different, however, during the interception. one of the su-27 fighters fired a missile near a british aircraft without a visual. with a view to a total of 90 minutes of incident, the patrol was completed from the plane returned to his base, uli reported that after this incident, british intelligence flights were suspended, but now resumed and are accompanied by fighters, the representative of the liberal party luke polort, who is a shadow minister defense stated that what happened suggests that it is important to avoid escalation and m

king will ask rishi sunak to form a government. we will start to see cabinet appointments. we're watching ben wallace and jeremy hunt. both of those busy day jobs with the war and ukraine and inflation over 10%. people are very, very worried about the financial and economic stability. >> sunak has his work cut out for him. molly hunter, thank you. >>> u.s. and ukrainian officials have disputed new russian claims that ukraine plans to use a dirty bomb on its own territory and blame russia. volodymyr zelenskyy denied any plans for a false flag attack and they called it a pretext for russian escalation. this comes as ukrainian forces have continued to advance on the southern city of kherson. >>> and more than 1 million ukrainian households don't have power this morning as russia continues attacking critical energy infrastructure. matt bradley is with us from kyiv. what's the latest? >> actually, lindsay, we were down at at a hospital today near where i'm standing in the capital of kyiv. this hospital has been going without regular electricity for the past week and it really was a sad sight to see. they were relying on g

king charles might be giving in the future. >> it is genetic. we've got a lot of air time, didn't we? a lot of airtime. ben: my hands were so happy. stuart: the market, first of all, we've got the dow up 11, the nasdaq down 85. i call that a mixed market this morning, the 10 year treasury yield, where's that right now? it's coming down to 386. is that mean big tech is going to do well this morning? no it doesn't mean big tech does well. all of them are down, microsoft 230, alphabet 98, amazon 111, apple at 141. moments ago we received the latest on the report on consumer sentiment, this is important indicator, do we have what have we got? >> berliner for october came in at 59. 8 but what is important in this report is inflation expectations going forward and those all came in higher-than-expected. stuart: that's why the market has reacted by selling especially the nasdaq now down 100 points. consumer sentiment indicator suggests straight from the economy which means interest rates will go up some more and the nasdaq goes down. i think that is the relationship, now this. the democrats know they are in troub

ben salman himself does not even hide that he is more i liked negotiating with trump. the director will officially become the new british prime minister today as expected in the coming hours king from now on, the sunakh will be considered from the politician's audience head of the british government, the local press has already noticed the new prime minister is about twice as rich. his majesty. the wealth of seven sunuks exceeds £700m, thanks largely to the wife of the indian millionaire's daughter risha, sunuk, 42 , he will become the youngest british example in more than 200 years, as well as the first head of government in the history of the united kingdom to hindus and indians. predecessor, bitch, a leaf of times also inscribed british history in her name. she lasted only 45 days in office, and this the anti-record at 11:00 am moscow time will lead the tracks to the last meeting of the government, and then leave the residence for downing funds. theft of data, financial fraud and disinformation with such cybercrimes, russians most often face where the threats come from and how to counter them we will find out. at alexandra nazarova she joins me sasha and what damage do call

king's image. they'll be introduced on demand, to ensure the cash flow keeps coming. hywel griffith, bbc news, at the royal mint. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. . thank you. gp, our extraordinarily mild spell of weather continue, it has been very persession tent and where you get yourself into sunshine it feels really warm, we will continue to do so until the weekend, staying mild, windy with rain at times. now, we have already seen very heavy rain in places today. the radar shows that, it has been driving northwards and eastwards, it is clearing just about all area, lingering in northern scotland. we will see rain in the northern isles, elsewhere spells of sunshine, one or two shower, particularly in northern ireland, we will stay windy out there, the wind only slowly easing through the rest of the day. these temperatures for some a little down on where they were yesterday, but still, well above where they should be, at this time of year. now through this evening and tonight we will see more rain pushing up from the south. the wind will continue to ease a little. largely dry across the northern half of the uk, temperatures generally between ei

king's image. they'll be introduced on demand, to ensure the cash flow keeps coming. hywel griffith, bbc news, at the royal mint. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. .t has been very persession tent and where you get yourself into sunshine

the many, not for the few . kotlare, the king has asked me to be prime minister because this absurdity has been going on long enough and only defense secretary ben continues to convince his colleagues in parliament that the main threat to britain is russia and the ukrainian conflict, having returned from the united states, he decided to talk about the incident three weeks ago, on september 29, an unarmed arsi-135 riverjong reconnaissance aircraft. performed routine patrols over the black sea when he was intercepted by two combat russian su-27 fighters. nothing unusual in the fact that the aircraft was pursued in this sense that day was no different, however, during the interception. one of the su-27 fighters fired a missile near a british aircraft without a visual. so for the purpose of a total incident, the incident lasted 90 minutes ; who is the shadow secretary of defense, said that what happened shows that it is important to avoid escalation and mistakes in uk assistance to ukraine aleksandr khabarov ilya murdyukov and maksim kolpacci vesti, london against the backdrop of a political blackout in britain , an entire region of scotland, left w

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king. government is to continue, ben wallace is doing hisjob, fighting a war in the interest of the unitedssing very serious business, we had to make statements and to urgent questions in addition to the norman questions in addition to the norman question time before the ordinary debates. all of that work continues, irrespective of who happens to be sitting in downing street. grateful for our sitting in downing street. grateful for your thoughts, _ sitting in downing street. grateful for your thoughts, thank - sitting in downing street. grateful for your thoughts, thank you i sitting in downing street. grateful for your thoughts, thank you very | for your thoughts, thank you very much for being with us. leave me in downing street as our political correspondent, ian watson, to roger gale, one of those who wouldn't want to see borisjohnson returning and one of them don't make the imprecations of him doing so clearly would mean some of them like him would mean some of them like him would sit as independents? the? would sit as independents? they would. would sit as independents? they would- he

prime minister of thailand has ben visiting the nursery in the north of the country — where the attacks began. he prayed, and laid flowers at the school gates. and the kingomfort here. how do you console those grieving for children who were stabbed as they slept? some were as young as two. translation: i didn't expect this would happen to my grandson - as it was at a nursery. translation: why did he do this to children who were innocent - and had an opportunity to grow old in the future? the attacker, a former police officer who had appeared in court that day on a drugs charge, forced his way into a nursery as the children napped. he used a gun and knife before heading home to kill his wife and stepson. translation: it was a huge knife i with a blade as wide as a palm. i he looked calm. he didn't look worried, as if nothing had happened, like he was just taking a normal stroll. one of those stabbed to death include a teacher who was eight months pregnant. translation: l was in the fields - and someone called me up and told me about a mass shooting at the daycare centre. they asked how many of the teachers are heavily pregnant. i knew right then it was my

i'm ben brown outside downing street as the new uk prime minister rishi sunak promises to fix the economic mess the country is in. mr sunak is now in no 10 after being formally appointed by the king this morning. he has been making his first few appointment to his new government. i will unite our country, not with words but with actions. i will work day in and day out to deliver for you. the first announcement of the new cabinet wasjeremy hunt — who stays in post as the chancellor. it's been a busy afternoon in downing street — dominic raab is back as justice secretary and deputy prime minister — james cleverely stays as foreign secretary — ben wallace remains defence secretary and michael gove looks set to return to government. grant shapps a big supporter of rishi sunak. grant shapps a big supporter of rishi sunak. stay with us in downing street for all the appointments so far. welcome to downing street where the new prime minister, rishi sunak has started to assemble his new cabinet — with a number of appointments into the top jobs in government. let's into the top jobs in government. run you through v so let's run you through what we know so far. let's run you through what we

pressure or show muhammad prince muhammad ben salman to the crown prince, who recently became prime minister of the country from the blessing of his father the kingontrol, as they did not call it and the criminal has already ended 2 million barrels 2 million barrels. everything is already a decision. and what does it mean, it means more than 1.8 - it's more than 2 million barrels. what is the problem? how is it like does it correlate with the price of oil? ah, in the horizon for about a week, we will see, most likely for a hundred in a moment. now there will be a stress blow. now we will look at it in the markets. here is from 20 rubles connected. unfortunately, it just doesn't matter. no, it'll work out, nobody knows for sure, but right now it's somewhere around $60 a barrel some say 55 is uh, uh, leaks that next year 2023 they plan to uh, increase it to 76-80 . but this is usually about 20-30 dollars per barrel lower than uh, settlement price, i see, well, uh, i don't even know how it is now and september 8th. uh november demokraft date, which everyone who is interested in politics at least a little circled. well, and so on, it was often stated

i'm ben brown outside downing street as the new uk prime minister rishi sunak promises to fix the economic mess the country is in. mr sunak is now in no 10 after being formally appointed by the king