i don't think david cameron would _ contest. i don't think david cameron would have — contest.r did theresa — margaret thatcher. neither did theresa may, but now she is all the ra-e theresa may, but now she is all the rage again — theresa may, but now she is all the rage again. because there are no easy— rage again. because there are no easy solutions to the problems we're seeing _ easy solutions to the problems we're seeing elsewhere in the papers, i think— seeing elsewhere in the papers, i think they've sort of thought because _ think they've sort of thought because margaret thatcher could tackle _ because margaret thatcher could tackle similar crises, if they sort of said _ tackle similar crises, if they sort of said they're thatcherite, they will have — of said they're thatcherite, they will have the same result. although there _ will have the same result. although there has— will have the same result. although there has some similarities, i'm not sure if— there has some similarities, i'm not sure if it's _ there has some similarities, i'm not sure if it's going to be quite

it's hard to believe that under| george osborne and david cameron, now?ppen. there is concern about china's human rights record and its treatment of some of its citizens. there is also tension over hong kong and i believe china isn't keeping its promise to retain a one nation, two systems arrangements. and also taiwan fears that china is looking at taking military action, although one might argue that the us has been almost deliberately provocative and i think it has to recognise that. but this is actually linked to russia. what happened with russia invading ukraine has made people nervous and there are fears that this might involve china trying something similar with taiwan. i don't entirely agree with this. i think china is probably not a direct threat to us the way russia is a threat to us the way russia is a threat to us the way russia is a threat to europe. figs threat to us the way russia is a threat to europe.— threat to europe. as jonathan alluded to. — threat to europe. as jonathan alluded to, ali, _ threat to europe. as jonathan alluded to, ali,

got in trouble _ trouble over this, david cameron got in trouble over this back in 2013, but i _ inause everybody is clearly going to — odd because everybody is clearly going to reduce their heating and clearly— going to reduce their heating and clearly going to look at prices on supermarket shelves, and clearly going _ supermarket shelves, and clearly going to — supermarket shelves, and clearly going to think you know, if they are facing _ going to think you know, if they are facing problems with the struggle with their bills, they are clearly going _ with their bills, they are clearly going to — with their bills, they are clearly going to be looking at that and terribly— going to be looking at that and terribly worried about it, you know, they are _ terribly worried about it, you know, they are going to be terribly anxious— they are going to be terribly anxious about it. it's a slightly odd thing _ anxious about it. it's a slightly odd thing to say. but he is saying is the _ odd thing to say. but he is saying is the reality is we should all look at our energy consumption. it's a d

foundation — a left—wing economics think tank, and baroness ros altmann, a former pensions minister in david cameron'srnment. tomorrow's front pages starting with... the metro is leading with the cost of living crisis and a message from consumer champion martin lewis — who is demanding action on energy bills from what he calls the �*zombie government'. the conservative leadership race is on the front page of the i, which says liz truss has softened her stance on �*handouts' for the cost of living crisis. her rival rishi sunak�*s economic policies come under scrutiny on the front of the telegraph, as it says taxpayers would pay an extra 30 billion pounds a year due to inflation and mr sunak�*s income tax threshold freeze. the financial times leads on the news that tory leadership candidate liz truss is backing the introduction of new powers for ministers to override city of london regulators — a plan that was first so, let's begin. wa ke wake up zombies, the consumer champion there's been posting a lot of stuff on social media and appearing on tv and the concerned about what's coming down the track and

the members have not seen sufficient wage increases in the last few years and arguably, since david cameron for and to introduce the emergency budget because it's not there to see it through the autumn.— because it's not there to see it through the autumn. yes, absolutely. and it would — through the autumn. yes, absolutely. and it would be _ through the autumn. yes, absolutely. and it would be normal— through the autumn. yes, absolutely. and it would be normal for _ through the autumn. yes, absolutely. and it would be normal for boris - and it would be normal for boris johnson — and it would be normal for boris johnson to— and it would be normal for boris johnson to get involved in wanting to because there's a prime minister consequently a new chancellor incoming — consequently a new chancellor incoming but it does feel like we've only got— incoming but it does feel like we've only got four weeks left but a serious — only got four weeks left but a serious note, we have four weeks of this leadership contest and it's four weeks at least until any plans up four weeks at least until any plans u

and much of the rest is being shipped up to san francisco, the staff member david cameron's office wasgo to san francisco and wait in line with everyone else and hopefully get a shot. >> patrick is and lives in san mateo county. he says that's not a legitimate way of taking care of those most at risk. there are man who lives san mateo county and i am a i was kind of hoping my county government would work for me and my supervisor would work free, but appears not to be the case. >> we're not going where we want to be to be as far as creating the best access. and so we continue to work on that. mark newman is the director of public health policy and planning for the san mateo county public health departments. he says vaccine doses are being sent to san francisco because they believe many of their at risk residents seek health care there. but he knows more needs to be done. we're hoping next week to be able to have a better system in for people to register with us that are in the high-risk populations so that we can use that information to inform any clinics that we might be able to do or

us, was a blast minister from gove, the times helpfully reminds us, was a blast ministerfrom david cameron's what a pivotal role he played along with a pivotal role he played along with a certain borisjohnson in, against all productions by the polls, getting brexit to win in that famous referendum. figs getting brexit to win in that famous referendum-— referendum. as we could forget! adam, it is _ referendum. as we could forget! adam, it is interesting. - referendum. as we could forget! adam, it is interesting. it- referendum. as we could forget! adam, it is interesting. it says,| referendum. as we could forget! i adam, it is interesting. it says, he is bringing his career in front line politics to a close. is it possible that if he had not chosen to do it, whoever became prime minister would've done it for him? it is certainly possible, _ would've done it for him? it is certainly possible, i— would've done it for him? it is certainly possible, i would say probable. it has been rumoured and reported _ probable. it has been rumoured and reported in— probable. it has been rumoured and reported

there are 39 names in it, number one, which means that since former prime minister david cameron, memberscabinet also fell under restrictive measures. ministers regional officials. businessmen journalists. all of them are now denied entry to our country. gas prices in europe on the first day of the trading week in august again jumped above 2,000 dollars per thousand cubic meters, these are the data of the london stock exchange. the cost is growing, despite the fact that in 7 months of this year, global demand for fuel fell by 35 billion cubic meters. mainly because of the eu countries, gazprom announced this today well, in the near future, the volume of deliveries from russia will increase, it is unlikely, as it turned out, the germans lost the turbine for the north stream, which was returned with a delay after service from canada and its location. nothing is known, the german government said today because of the difficulties caused by anti-russian sanctions, a split is already brewing in the eu, as british journalists write, disagreements on the issue of dialogue with moscow can provoke

the van prime minister david cameron's understanding was that this was already a dead dock. when the independence referendum took place, we passed the 50 percent mark falling only after breakfast to 45 percent losing the referendum. and they think that that's the change in scotland highs and guaranteed that an old bes, demographic, demographic shifts, change back, which i don't the will at this stage that scotland will simply be denied democracy from michael, academic and independent journal. many thanks for joining us on. the program is good to hear and came and thank you for joining us, our nazi international. we're back in 30 minutes with more see than the ah ah with .

the left—wing economics think tank, and baroness ros altmann, the former pensions minister in david cameron'sfrom 72 nations, a spectacular end to the commonwealth games was staged at the alexander stadium. the closing ceremony showcased some brilliant performances from a host of top artists including mahalia, jaykae and ash. 30,000 people cheered on the show which also included a formal handover to the state of victoria in australia, which will host the 2026 edition of the commonwealth games. in the last of the sporting action, there was more success for the home nations. but now that the games have ended, how has it left its impression on the city of birmingham? our sports editor, dan roan, looks at the legacy of the games. birmingham has savoured its moment in the sun. with almost 1900 medals at stake... northern ireland. ..there has been no shortage of sporting highlights. an incredible race. the hosts embracing an event that raised spirits... yes! ..changed perceptions... standing ovation after a thrilling gold medal match. ..and was enjoyed by record numbers for a commonwealth games hel

and journalists stop list includes the names of 39 people, including the former prime minister david cameron's metros noted this is a response to the hostile course of london, the purpose of which demonizes russia to strengthen its international isolation, the british authorities, as noted in the statement, spread false information , promote russophobia, but the stop list of nazis in ukraine is also included in the press secretary of the british foreign office helen bauer true and the head of the bbc news service, jonathan monroe the life of europeans in great britain, for example, to many subjects of her majesty. i had to give up traveling even in my own country too expensive, and in this the local press writes and cites social data, surveys, moreover, every tenth in general sells his car a liter of gasoline in the kingdom. now it costs about two pounds - this is 150 rubles. but you still need to somehow pay utility bills, gas prices are also sky-high. and firewood in the netherlands. now, perhaps the most popular product, residents have similar problems united states record inflation, rising

you mentioned the republican attorney general here, david cameron, and the attorney for taylor's family him for never bringing murder charges in this case. take a listen. >> we are so grateful to the department of justice because they followed where the facts went and where daniel cameron wouldn't go. >> today is overdue, but it still hurts. >> now, breonna taylor's family, they have long been pressing the doj to file charges. they actually met, jake, with top officials at the doj back in march and this really isn't the end here. the justice department has this ongoing pattern por practice investigation into the louisville police department. they are investigating whether or not they used excessive force or practice racially discriminatory policing. this saga is still ongoing. at least now breonna taylor's family feels somewhat vindicated here. >> thank you so much. >>> americans forced to choose which of their life-saving medications they can take because they can no longer to afford to take them all. a look at the potentially deadly cost of inflation. that's next. (vo) get verizon bus

crowded in 141 square mile patch of land, that even the former conservative british prime minister david cameronrelief organizations, about 70% of causes population are refugees. 50% of our of all godsons, are under the age of 18. the unemployment rate there is 47%, and for young people more than 60%. 59% of glistens live in poverty. and, yes violent groups like hamas and -- they've been accused by human rights groups of committing crimes against their own people and against innocent israelis. but the israeli government, with an assist from the egyptian government, controls causes land borders, territorial waters, an airspace. their blockade, according to un experts, is a form of collective punishment. also according to the un, the israelis may have disengaged from gaza in 2005 but they still technically occupied under international law,, and according to human rights groups they carry a regular deadly airstrikes -- may amount to war crimes. we can't just ignore all of that, and go back to ignoring gaza because there is a cease-fire now in place, and just wait for the next time that israel wants

killers of brown who sayil the first thing i will sayle is thank god that kentucky attorney general david cameron get the last word justice for and brandon, your response more . this is not justice for benjamin crump. this is a payday. he's actually saying thank god we could get more money out of this situation. because none of this is going to bring brianna taylor back to life. and i think this should be a lesson to all the young people that are here watching, even if you're older, you should notul be involved in criminal activity boughtd a gun, you die by the gun.. and brianna taylor had no business being involved with earmark disclosure. i'm pretty sure people told us she deleted trash, came in alone and then, you know, this would have never happened. but it is sad all of these people do is chase the ambulance and it's justmb disheartening. >> brandon, thank you forst joining us tonight. great to a hostage video shown live on cnn. >> the last bite will explain why are so many people turning to superbikes, crystal? because it would be difficult to give you the energy and blood pressure support

britain to include 39 politicians , businessmen, journalists, including former prime minister david camerond's statement, the pernicious actions of london to plant russophobia, disseminate false information about our country and support the kiev neo-nazi regime will receive adequate and a decisive response from the russian side, the department also emphasized that, given the destructive desire of britain to spin the sanctions flywheel work on expanding the russian stop-list will continue. germany supplied the kiev regime with multiple launch rocket systems . mars 2 is approved by the ministry of defense of ukraine. the number of launched launchers transferred is not reported. the european union continues to provide financial assistance to kiev. although it becomes more and more difficult to do this with the details of anton dadykin. the european union sent the first tranche of financial assistance in the amount of 500 million euros to ukraine, the second transfer for the same amount is expected on tuesday kiev regime is counting on another 7 billion euros to save itself from immediate bankr

among those blacklisted are labour party leader sir keir starmer, former prime minister david cameron prime minister of pakistan has arrived in the southwestern province of balochistan — which has seen heavy floods — to oversee the relief operations. the area has been badly hit by recent heavy monsoon rains. almost 140 people have died there sincejune, and there has also been damage to local roads and infrastructure. saher baloch has been to the area and has the latest. i'm on a street in the outskirts of quetta, where heavy rain's destroyed many homes. recent rains have caused havoc across balochistan, where weak infrastructure continues to be a challenge and remains inaccessible to authorities and media outlets. the met office has forecasted more rains in the coming days, for which the province does not seem prepared. balochistan is one of the least developed parts of pakistan, where connectivity through roads and through mobile networks has long been an issue. government recently came into action and sent rescue teams to those stranded, but there are complaints that it was still un

foundation, a left—wing economics think tank, and baroness ros altmann, a former pensions minister in david cameron'swhere there's a huge political row, following the fbi's search of donald trump's estate in florida, mar—a—lago. the search is said to be connected to an investigation into mr trump's handling of official white house papers. the former president has complained about what he called a raid "by a large group" of agents, including breaking into his safe, while he wasn't there. neither the fbi nor thejustice department has made any comment on the reported search. 0ur north america correspondentjohn sudworth reports from washington. breaking overnight, the fbi executes a search warrant at mar—a—lago. unprecedented raid at former president trump's mar—a—lago estate. this was an occasion where the hyperbole of the us headline writers matched the moment. the police search marks a major escalation in the investigations and swelling around donald trump, and almost immediately his supporters began gathering outside the florida resort. president trump is investigated because of his money and he will

is blacklisting 39 britons including labour leader keir starmer and the former prime minister david camerontion to that, we will be looking into what the thinking is of russia as well. in other news, a man has appeared in court, charged with the murder of a nine—year—old girl in lincolnshire. lilia valutyte was found with stab wounds in boston on thursday evening — it's thought she was playing on the street when the attack happened. deividas skebas, who is 22, was arrested on saturday. we can cross live to lincoln and our midlands correspondent navtej johal. he appeared in court earlier. yes, i will iive he appeared in court earlier. yes, i will give you _ he appeared in court earlier. yes, i will give you a _ he appeared in court earlier. yes, i will give you a timeline _ he appeared in court earlier. yes, i will give you a timeline of - he appeared in court earlier. yes, i will give you a timeline of events. i will give you a timeline of events. at ten o'clock this morning deividas skebas appeared in lincoln magistrates�* court, a very brief appearance, the 22—year—old lithuanian national

cabinet, she was in the cabinet before borisjohnson, she has been serving since part way through david cameron'sgued for the free market. find outwardly disagree. i believe she argued for the free market. and to be fair to her— argued for the free market. and to be fair to her rishi _ argued for the free market. and to be fair to her rishi sunak- argued for the free market. and to be fair to her rishi sunak did - argued for the free market. and to be fair to her rishi sunak did not l be fair to her rishi sunak did not dispute that when she raised bed so i think we can expect a fair point but i'm asking what is it about her that lacked the clout and if she lacked the clout, it's not terribly inspiring for her as a prime minister if she could not carry her colleagues and change the argument in government? that colleagues and change the argument in government?— colleagues and change the argument in government? that is the argument with boris johnson, _ in government? that is the argument with boris johnson, the _ in government? that is the argument with boris johnson, the cabinet - with borisjohnson

journalists stop list included the names of 39 people, including the exterior of the country by david cameronthe statement of the russian foreign ministry is noted this is a response to the hostile course of london which aims to demonize russia and increase its international isolation british authorities, as noted in the statement, are spreading false information, planting russophobia, and supporting non-nazis. stop list in ukraine. the press secretary of the british foreign office, haren bowen, and the head of the bbc news service, jonathan monroe, have also been introduced. ukrainian armed groups launched new attacks on donetsk in a day to the situation in donbass. they fired about 200 rounds. emin reports this at the joint center for monitoring the coordination of the ceasefire regime under shelling kuibyshevsky petrovsky kirovsky districts of the city are hit, in including shells standard for nato 155 caliber and missiles from hailstones, one civilian killed three people, were injured, and two of them were blown up by mines petal. in addition to the capital of the dpr, 11 more settlements