caroline lucas, thanks for— symmetry here. caroline lucas, thanks for being _ symmetry here.nks for being with us. that's| symmetry here. caroline lucas, i thanks for being with us. that's it from me, a busy day for the prime minister, his first full day of premiership. back to you in the studio, jane. let's get more on that economic statement that's been delayed by the chancellorjeremy hunt. it was due on 31 october, that's next month, but now it won't happen until 17 november. it will now be a full autumn statement, and will lay out plans for getting the government's finances in order. our business correspondent marc ashdown is here. soa so a delay first of all, what sort of reaction to that? because it had been eagerly awaited on monday. the been eagerly awaited on monday. iie: markets been eagerly awaited on monday. the: markets have been eagerly awaited on monday. ti9: markets have been volatile been eagerly awaited on monday. ti9 markets have been volatile over the last few months. column is good, and we got home today, everything fairly flat. —— column is good. everyon

philip hammond, iain anderson, caroline lucas. that is it for our first anderson, caroline lucas.by borrowing to keep the country going. but times have got tougher since then and money tighter and he has not yet had to make the myriad of difficult decisions that face any prime minister. what will he do about an overcrowded nhs? will he come up with a proper plan for social care? how to solve the problem of a housing market that doesn't work for many people? and always in the background, rising inflation making us all poorer? whatever he does, being boring isn't an option. thank you for watching this morning. if you have missed any of this programme, you can watch again on the iplayer. until next week, goodbye. this is bbc news broadcasting in the uk and around the globe. our top stories... south korea is in a period of national mourning after more than 150 people were killed in a crush. and in a crush. i turned around, and i told the crowd, and i turned around, and i told the crowd, you can't come this way. people are dying. as mourners line the streets of seoul to pay their respe

and this was the view of caroline lucas, from the green party mp. my my thoughts out shame on him. of the world, particularly as we are hearing that might be as many as 90 heads of state who are there, why isn't britain there? we are supposed to be wanting to be global britain, and play an important role in the global stage. we know that climate change is the defining issue of our time, as the un secretary general said yesterday, so, yes, it is a great, great shame. by by all means, we must try harder and moved _ by all means, we must try harder and moved faster, if we deployed available technology now with respective just one the roots, there are multiple routes people could take, _ are multiple routes people could take, i_ are multiple routes people could take, lam — are multiple routes people could take, lam not are multiple routes people could take, i am not saying you have got to do— take, i am not saying you have got to do renewables or you have got to do this, _ to do renewables or you have got to do this, you — to do renewables or you have got to do this, you can do nuclear

that is i much more clear cuts, the promise was asked by caroline lucas the green mp about the governmentt a sum like a fight that she did not _ down in the end. it felt a sum like a fight that she did not really i down in the end. it felt a sum like | a fight that she did not really need to pick, and one which many backbenchers were deeply uncomfortable with. she seemed to be going against the grain with it, and it was part of the confluence of factors that led to her downfall. just one last question, labour really went on the attack over suella braverman is reappointment despite breaching the minister or code days ago and being forced resign over it.— code days ago and being forced resitn over it. , ., , , resign over it. yes, labour pushing the points- — resign over it. yes, labour pushing the points- no _ resign over it. yes, labour pushing the points. no surprise _ resign over it. yes, labour pushing the points. no surprise that - resign over it. yes, labour pushing the points. no surprise that keir. the points. no surprise that keir starmer made his first question to rishi sunak abo