had. before 1978 that james callaghan had~ i_ before 1978 that james callaghan had.ewcastle in 1970, unless— cut happening in newcastle in 1970, unless it _ cut happening in newcastle in 1970, unless it was localised. the issue to which— unless it was localised. the issue to which you refer and which labour have said. — to which you refer and which labour have said, the crisis is a direct consequence of tory policies. i don't _ consequence of tory policies. i don't think, when i last looked at the news — don't think, when i last looked at the news that president tooing invading — the news that president tooing invading ukraine was a tory policy. maybe _ invading ukraine was a tory policy. maybe rachel can put me right on that, _ maybe rachel can put me right on that, but— maybe rachel can put me right on that, but i— maybe rachel can put me right on that, but i don't think the whole crisis _ that, but i don't think the whole crisis is — that, but i don't think the whole crisis is born out of the tory policy _ crisis is born out of the tory policy. what is born out of

, the labour— on strike, took on callaghan, the labour government and that ushered in margaret thatcherjusttinctly political _ months later. that was a distinctly political issue, part of which lead to blackouts. this is a completely different — to blackouts. this is a completely different set of circumstances and it is early~ — different set of circumstances and it is early. so the media have got onto— it is early. so the media have got onto this — it is early. so the media have got onto this, don't blame them, they have _ onto this, don't blame them, they have become alarmist on the front page _ have become alarmist on the front page. again, i understand that sells newspapers. if it can set up a mood in the _ newspapers. if it can set up a mood in the country where we start worrying _ in the country where we start worrying about wasting our electricity, we start using it off—peak, we start ensuring electricity, we start using it off— peak, we start ensuring we electricity, we start using it off—peak, we start ensuring we use less because it is costing so much money _ less because it is co

we sent louise callaghan over pretty much as soon as the war broke out. for a while and eventually came out and someone else took over. christina lamb. they both did some fantastic reports. former moscow correspondent mark bennett was in there up until last week. as it happens, we haven't got anybody over there this week but we have got a dispatch coming from ukraine because we have built up a good network of stringers and local reporters. christina lamb, chief foreign correspondent, was on the show in 2021 and she talked back then, she was grounded because of the pandemic and like other foreign reporters, she was speculating that covid would be used for permanent cutbacks when it comes to foreign travel, as foreign travel and foreign coverage is very expensive? yes, she wrote these brilliant pieces about a hotel in shrewsbury. she turned it into a book, which turned it into a hotel for the homeless. we are not going to cut back on ourforeign coverage, we are very committed in investing in foreign reporting but it is a dying business these days because it

callaghan's devaluation in 1967 led to a series of crisises. - nine years later, he had to go to thech was the most humiliating experience at the time, - and sure enough, the pact with unions did not hold, i it collapsed, and two years i later, margaret thatcher won. same with jimmy carter. famous american malaise speech ofjuly '79, when he seemed - to blame the economic- difficulties on the american lack of spirit and community values and so forth. - the country came back - and showed him where the fork laid, and that was when reagan came, with absolutely - unending glory for him. i fear therefore for- the current people in power. they can count their days to i their final descent from power. ironically, they think of themselves as the inheritors of thatcher and reagan. 0n the reagan point, they have a point, in the sense that some of the measures are arguably closer to reagan than they are of thatcher, but happening in a different kind of environment? translating the policies when other aspects of the economy are very different. and to pretend that you are the same as the nation wh

so when hiring event happens today , the vallejo post office on admiral callaghan lane goes till four o'clock another's on next wednesday, october 26th at the san ramon post office. aaron l. coastal boulevard. this one is being held before noon between noon and four as well. happening today, oakland begins a week long series of events remembering the black panther party. oakland is the birthplace of the movement. ktvu jana katsuyama takes a look back at that part of oakland's history. just around the corner from city hall. fredrika newton wants to show people another side of oakland's history. many of the neighborhoods don't look like they did. during the era of the black panther party. the black panther parties logo is now painted across the building at 14 27 broadway, the home of the new doctor, huey newton center for research and action. there are many people that don't even know that the black party had roots here in oakland, fredricka newton's roots run deep joined the party in 1971, and i was 19 years old. she married the party's co founder, huey newton, years later, now more th

when harry venice today the vallejo post office on admiral callaghan lane that goes from noon till fouroctober 26th at the san ramon post office there at all cost a boulevard. this one is going to be held between noon and four as well. a recent study in finland says that bumble bees are at risk of getting their vision and memory harmed. researchers found that common weed killers made with the active ingredient glyphosate are harming the vision and memory of bees. scientists examined two groups of bees, with one group being exposed to a pesticide commonly used on crops. these were then given a test of five stations with sugar solution and another five with a bad taste in chemical compound. they had to identify which stations contained each liquid. if you days later, the bees were tested again. we start very treated with with the herbicide . they didn't remember anything. uh, that they learned a couple of days earlier and control based, they could still remember most of the rewarding colors. the study showed pesticides did alter bumblebees ability to recognize different colors, potentiall

other editors will send to callaghan, blair— editors will send to callaghan, blair to— editors will sendorks. we are here. you'll have a government in place next _ you'll have a government in place next week— you'll have a government in place next week the new prime minister who will be _ next week the new prime minister who will be reading that government and i'm will be reading that government and l'm really— will be reading that government and i'm really hopeful that what we need to see _ i'm really hopeful that what we need to see is _ i'm really hopeful that what we need to see is a _ i'm really hopeful that what we need to see is a really broad cabinet and a broad _ to see is a really broad cabinet and a broad junior ministerial team as well reading that broad conservative party _ well reading that broad conservative party a _ well reading that broad conservative party. a party which represents or parts _ party. a party which represents or parts of _ party. a party which represents or parts of the — party. a party which represents or parts of the country which is unlike any other—

erin o callaghan says thank you for always mentioning our little horse town.rtin during your morning weather. i'm happy to here's the key, erin. there's an airport there. so if i get an observation, i can mention your down. if there's no observation , or if i can't find one. then i don't mention morgen hills, 49 san martin with fog is 50 that is called scotts valley, boulder creek, the forties and you find a little w cruz was down to 52 now. 53 fog. fog fog, zero the santa clara valley. morgan hill, san martin, down to guillory, hollister and pretty thick as well on the coast, santa cruz watson ville down to salinas and also to moderate so you can see the band of its solid santa cruz on the coast over to gilroy. there's the morgan hill, san jose fremont on the peninsula as well. low cloud deck even northward. not there are more breaks to the north, but you can see extending over san pablo bay. vallejo american canyon. napa st alina one. oh, one, nevada, petaluma, santa rosa up to healdsburg. that is a big push on the fog for october, and there's just so much g

the nearest equivalent i can think of historically isjim callaghan between 1976 and 1979.of course jim callaghan lost quite badly in 1979 a precedent that perhaps they will not want to follow.— will not want to follow. professor at danny rye. — will not want to follow. professor at danny rye, thank— will not want to follow. professor at danny rye, thank you - will not want to follow. professor at danny rye, thank you very - will not want to follow. professor l at danny rye, thank you very much forjoining us. we were talking a few moments about the events that will continue to play out and that is the next thing on the agenda after this, the fiscal statement, a week away, the 31st of october. we are hearing from liz truss as multi are hearing from liz truss as multi a team that they are continuing to work on that statement so that it is ready to go if the new prime minister decide to go ahead with it, and of course currently it would be delivered byjeremy hunt, the chancellor, the fourth chancellor in recent months, after there was rishi sunak, nadhim zahawi, quasi—kiting a

positions and maintenance when hiring event happens today at the bellagio post office and admiral callaghanr 26th at the san ramon post office on alcohol. possible of art. that one will also be held between noon and four o'clock. is expanding broadband internet to hundreds of thousands of people living in the city, where sam liccardo says the investment in free communication wifi community wifi neighborhoods around the independence and andrew p. hill high schools will help students living in those areas. the city has been focusing on neighborhoods around schools to provide service for both students and their parents. we identify that there were tens of thousands. residents in our city who struggled without any connectivity. knowing they would be cut off whether there are students trying to get access to academic information. whether it was their parents trying to get access to jobs. rather critical information in their community. perhaps the grandparents needing healthcare. too many of our residents are unconnected. currently the community wifi network covers some 160,000 people that's larg

to gordon brown and those with longer memories will remember the transition from wilson to james callaghange. yes, i am pleased you asked that because jeremy - be given the edge. yes, i am pleased you asked that because jeremy came | you asked that becausejeremy came to the 1922 only on wednesday. my gosh, how time is moving on, in a matter of hours things change dramatically and he actually gave a very, very amusing, inspiring, informed and open and intelligent speech. whether he would be a kingmaker, i'm not sure but i personally would like to seejeremy hunt being may be chancellor in the next government but you have some very good people like nadeem zahavi or whatever. ~ . . very good people like nadeem zahavi or whatever-— or whatever. michael fabricant, thank you _ or whatever. michael fabricant, thank you for — or whatever. michael fabricant, thank you for talking _ or whatever. michael fabricant, thank you for talking to - or whatever. michael fabricant, thank you for talking to us - or whatever. michael fabricant, thank you for talking to us and | or whatever. michael fabricant, |

but ministers have managed minority government is like wilson and callaghan staggered on for years fromded economic growth —— you are not going to find. in a different way to do it. some will say you need a closer relationship with the european union, some say absolutely not. some say you need to relax immigration rules and some say the exact opposite. so the bar different views on how that should happen and in terms of the new chief whip colin has just confirmed you have the right and simon hart was the countryside alliance. help? right and simon hart was the countryside alliance. how kind of ou to countryside alliance. how kind of you to check- _ countryside alliance. how kind of you to check. thank— countryside alliance. how kind of you to check. thank you - countryside alliance. how kind of you to check. thank you for i countryside alliance. how kind of you to check. thank you for your| you to check. thank you for your colleague for doing that and i'm grateful and it is a reminder of how people come into politics all kinds of interesting directions, don't they? sometimes quite forma

running away, wejust had a change of prime minister, harold wilson had resigned unexpectedly, jim callaghane paid policies on workers and of course the public sector then was enormous and an enormous number of people were finding that their wages were being held down, and of course we all know that that ended in 78 in that famous winter of discontent. so one senses again that we are at one of those very important moments when the financial affairs and political crises have combined to create this great tension. that's why we shall all be waiting to hear exactly what liz truss will announce this afternoon. yes, quite. on those comparisons with what we saw in the 70s, the government really keen to point out that there are some similarities as far as inflation is concerned and those external factors but they do point to a world which is very different. we have a war in ukraine, we have a climate emergency, there are a lot of external factors here that are not necessarily within the control of this administration. that is true but we _ control of this administration. that is true but we have _