— minister, but further down the line, as digby said, maybe another four or five penalty— as digby saidjudgements against him, penalty— five penaltyjudgements against him, penalty fines against him, if we are to believe _ penalty fines against him, if we are to believe all parties supposed to be involved, the local elections in a couple — be involved, the local elections in a couple of— be involved, the local elections in a couple of weeks, which could go very badly— a couple of weeks, which could go very badly for them, and then the really— very badly for them, and then the really big — very badly for them, and then the really big problem he faces, which is a horrendous cost of living crisis. — is a horrendous cost of living crisis, energy prices up energy bills— crisis, energy prices up energy bills up— crisis, energy prices up energy bills up by— crisis, energy prices up energy bills up by 40%, taxes going up. and, _ bills up by 40%, taxes going up. and. you — bills up by 40%, taxes going up. and, you know, generally, what looks like a _ and, you know, generally, what looks like a re

and also with me is lord digby jones, who was a trade minister between 2007 and 2008. tomorrow's front pages. starting with: an apology from boris johnson on the front page of the metro, with the paper reporting on his statement to mp5. a message to tory mps in the mirror, urging them to vote for an investigation into whether the prime minister misled parliament over lockdown parties. the i quotes conservative mp mark harper, who called for the prime minister to resign after that apology in the house of commons, saying mrjohnson is "no longer worthy of the great office he holds." and the guardian has the words of the labour leader as its headline, with keir starmer calling borisjohnson "a man without shame". the financial times leads with the international monetary fund predicting that the uk will see the slowest growth in the g7 next year, with the cost of living crisis and tax rises hitting the economy. borisjohnson there again in the telegraph, but the main headline focuses on ukraine. the paper covers the decision by germany not to send heavy weaponry to kyiv as an

and also with me is lord digby jones, who was a trade minister between 2007 and 2008. the front page of the metro, with the paper reporting on his statement to mp5. a message to tory mps in the mirror, urging them to vote for an investigation into whether the prime minister misled parliament over lockdown parties. the i quotes conservative mp mark harper, who called for the prime minister to resign after that apology in the house of commons, saying mrjohnson is "no longer worthy of the great office he holds."

yeah, nearby to kevin digby, he shows us one of the 6 remaining synagogues. the hope is that one day it will host exhibitions and concerts. the building is hardly more than a ruin, but it dates back to the byzantine era. the in the debris was meters. i you and of trees already growing on slide under your were the roof, was long gone. nash and look here at a new model, numbers of the rows of benches were marked on how you know, we just need to find out who sat in luck. the initiative has been getting plenty of support, including from germany. most muslim residents here also stand behind the project. they hope it will bring in more tourists through other tourism. one wants to get a tourists appreciate the history more than we the quarters. residents do all much to get on that claim, but i'm hoping we can learn something about it too. what am is there with us? but there are also anti semites and turkey them that when is really president isaac hertz, i came to istanbul him in march. a demonstration was held outside a synagogue where he was attending a prayer serv

the crew includes 3 businessmen who each paid $55000000.00 to take part rhetoric. digby rebels, 310. lasting all from mrs. kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida. space ex is falcon, 9 brook. it launches for a journey to the international space station, pro y view, and 5, a cabin on board. a businessman larry corner mult patheon, each. instead, each paid $55000000.00 for that ticket, leading the crew for the 20, our flight is retired. nasa astronaut, michael lopez, alegria. it's the 1st civilian astral team to travel to the i assess. nasa and others say it's a milestone in the commercialization of low earth orbit. the significance is this flight is something that latham and space acts in its other commercial partners have been working towards, you know, where they are able to take commercial industry and put it into space. and so this is an the 1st step into a broader world for that. so it's very exciting. the mission is a collaboration between e law, musk space, x commercial space flight company axiom and nasa space ex directed mission control full the flight from the compa