and, of course, he remembered the case of the missing girl. >> i was home for easter. remember that being on the news. >> reporter: so when tonya priest called him with a story that implicated three new suspects in heidi allen's abduction, he listened carefully. >> i know the truth, sir. i have nothing to lose and nothing to gain from this. it's just my conscience. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the d.a. flew tonya up to new york to hear more details. and together they discussed how to verify her story, and there was one detail that seemed promising. in the story told by thumper that day, he said they'd taken heidi in the van to the home of a young woman named jennifer wescott. >> he screamed, if you don't believe me, go ask jennifer. >> what we wanted to do is try to follow up to see if there was any truth to that. >> reporter: jennifer wescott was a girl tonya knew from high school. the d.a. encouraged her to get in touch by facebook. they exchanged telephone numbers, and then it was time for a phone call. >> they plugged into my phone, taped the whole conversation. hop

. >> i'm here to see my daughter on easter. >> christmas. >> i've never been drunk and high on christmas. my kids are older, might be the way to go. >> just because you have kids, it doesn't mean you have become this nerd. >> doesn't mean you're not dirty

easter in west and east divide. easter in scotland, central and eastern england starting off dry and sunny. that weather front slowly pushes its way eastwards and brings some rain. some of its heavy in the south—west. ahead of it, we could see up to 22 degrees. some of the rain turning happy to the and wales by the end of the day. very light and patchy into north—west england, of scotland and northern ireland ‘s. a different deal with the rain around. iii northern ireland ‘s. a different deal with the rain around. 1a to 16 degrees. by the end of sunday, our weather fronts will start to push its way in man's. but it's not really going to make its way across to easter and england's. here it will stay dry not only through sunday night but into monday. behind it with quite a lot of moisture and light winds, some fog forming potentially some dense fog. we will need to keep an eye on that first thing monday morning. monday starts with our weather front slicing the country into. it weakens and an easterly breeze drives tha

brad: it's interesting to hear josh call this a nice easter lee brees. the wind is howling. we have seen the hurricane force wind the past couple hours. the storm surge will not come until later when the storm moves by, but that is a concern. this town divided into storm risk zones. this. is a pretty good wind gust that was a piece of plastic that just came flying down and landed in the street. anduntil the storm moves by the wind changes direction come this area possibly coulfl one of the concerns is what falls off these buildings. we just saw something fall a little while ago. this came raining down from the sky, a piece of a sign from a hotel sex stories up a block down. and then this came flying down, a palm frond. well, the winds coming from this direction, no palm tree there. that flew over the top of a parking garage and came down the street. the rain continues to fall, almost whitecaps in the street. things we will be looking for, damage from the wind, josh mentioned power outage of. i'm also seeing the arcing in the sky. back to you. kimberly: watch your head and st

as you said that the interim report, first conclusions are expected in easter, by easter, but this is are thousands of documents to go through, hundreds of people who will give evidence as this is a long and lengthy process and his statement is being digestive by the many hundreds orup to 150 being digestive by the many hundreds or up to 150 people who wear in the room when he was announcing the enquiry, many residents and survivors. i have one of them here, a university professor who also works with many young people who we re works with many young people who were involved with the fire, who we re were involved with the fire, who were involved with the fire, who were in the fire. how are they giving, now, three months on? very sadly, because the hopes that they had of surviving the high iliac fire and living a life have been shattered. one another accommodation was supposed to given to them, three weeks, as the prime minister promised. then universities wrote to some of the students who were given offers, saying that they were declined. we had to write to you cast and —— ucas and vic

kn john kennedy this is easter weekend during the protest of birmingham. em co pay is arrested -- kennedy is arrested wrote this tremendous piece called the letter from birmingham from the civil rights or civil disobedience and it was a beautiful piece of work but of mass a weekend is kennedy with his weekend and wife going to you church , celebrating easter sunday. with such difficulty coming to an agreement so those events that push kennedy over the edge when they were blocking the schoolhouse door blocking them from registering defederalize the national guard and was appalled by all the other things that occurred. been done that very night of june 11 you can see kennedy was eager to go on television live. he didn't have a speech prepared he put something together denounced -- and announced he wanted to do civil-rights legislation but this is the first time the president spoke about it in moral terms. defining that moral crisis that after the of speech they could finally make kennedy come around from two 1/2 years earlier. >> they give for introducing yo

i would like to see a preliminary report by easter but i sure concerns that it isa easter but i suresonably confident we should have something out by roughly that time next year. but we do not need some meandering inquiry that will take years and not really answer any of the questions which needed answering. at the same time, you're still in temporary accommodation? yes. i was evacuated on the night of the fire and i am still in hotel accommodation three calendar months later to the day. some reaction from the inquiry being launched and still clearly from local people level of disquiet, distrust about how this inquiry will play out. a prisoner who was given a io—month sentence for arson more than 11 years ago is to be released. james ward was given a sentence known as an "imprisonment for public protection" which meant he wouldn't be released until a parole board decided he wasn't a danger to the public. earlier today we heard from his sister april about the impact of his imprisonment on his family. absolutely blown away. we have fought so hard for this to happen and to get this resu

steve: debbie, if a stripper called herself the easter bunny, name something she might use in het.

but it's not really going to make its way across to easter and england's.ehind it with quite a lot of moisture and light winds, some fog forming potentially some dense fog. we will need to keep an eye on that first thing monday morning. monday starts with our weather front slicing the country into. it weakens and an easterly breeze drives that

desk by easter. by the easter break we will do , repeal and replace. come back from easter, taxes.rom the summer break on labor day, we drive home to the end of the year on infrastructure. we accomplish all three big legislative goals in the first year. charlie: this is what the leadership and the house and senate told you? steve: it was a deal. charlie: you are blaming them for all of this? steve: i am not blaming them. i am saying as a statement of fact that they were going to take repeal and replace. they are the first to admit that there is wide dissension inside the republican caucus. they could not even repeal it in june in the senate. they put it up for vote and had only 41 votes. there was wide discrepancy in the republican party. the leadership at the time did not know it until the very end. let me tell you about obamacare. there is something being worked on by lindsey graham, rick santorum which is modeled on the 1996 welfare reform where it devolves it back to the states. that is probably the highest probability and one last shot we have to fix obamacare. charlie: will i

matthew easter, managing director of trutex.s, but first, a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us: we will keep you up—to—date with all the latest details with insight and analysis from the bbc‘s team of editors right around the world. and we wa nt editors right around the world. and we want to hear from you, too, editors right around the world. and we want to hearfrom you, too, get involved on the business live web page. you can find us on facebook as well. the brix conference, brazil, russia, india and china, it is something we we re india and china, it is something we were mentioning all of the time in its heyday, when they were all thriving, these economies. —— the brics. 2001, goldman sachs, coined this term for the emerging economies, took on a political life because these countries, as well as being emerging markets, were men to ta ke being emerging markets, were men to take on some of the world economic leadership away from the us and europe, they have this annual conference but it has not worked out like that, p

by the easter break, we'll do repeal and replace.ome back from easter, and all the way up to the august break, taxes. come back from the summer break, on labor day, and we drive home to the end of the year on infrastructure. we accomplish all three big legislative goals in the first year." they would take-- >> reporter: this is what the leadership in the house and senate told you? >> bannon: and we agreed to. that was the deal. >> rose: so you're now blaming them for all of this? >> bannon: i'm not blaming this-- i'm not blaming them for all this. what i'm-- what i'm saying is that, when left to even repeal it in june in the senate, they put it up for a vote, they only had 41 votes. there is wide discrepancy in the republican party, as we know today, now that we're in it. but i will tell you, leadership didn't know it at the time. they didn't know it till the very end. and let me tell you about obamacare. there is something that's being worked on right now to fix obamacare. and that came up-- >> rose: to fix obamacare? >> bannon: it

we set up a buffet line and we were getting our kids easter treats.corps parents and army parents and we were going through the buffet. as i'm walking back i got a message that said let's go get him now. i had a look my daughter and i and say goodbye. that's the hardest part of combat. getting shot at and looking your kids in the eye and realizing this is can be the last time you see each other is hard. there's a big difference between kissing your kids good night and kissing them goodbye. i kissed her goodbye and i went to work. we had a set amount of time to get there. i had a set amount of time. i was ahead of schedule and there's a 711 outside the base where i worked and i stopped at the 711 to get as much cash as i could and a carton of cigarettes. the reason i'm doing this is were to be jumping near africa some point today and we might not end up where we want. if we land in an environment i might get to buy my way to safety with cash. i might be able to barter with the locals with tobacco. i'm in line at the 711 to get my stuff and there's a gu

easter online at cspan.org and streaming on our free cspan radio app. >> later today on discussion on education and improving educational equality. we are live with the congressional black caucus starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern on cspan, online or on the free cspan radio app. the cspan bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we stopped asking folks blawhat the most important issue in their state? >> hi. i'm here in dover. i want you to know one of the most important issues in delaware is the three casinos. they have a 43.5% tax rate. i know officials are lobbying to lower that tax rate. it provides employment for hundreds of people, jobs. maybe the tax burden could be lowered a little bit on delaware street casinos. >> hello. i am a freshman here. i am majoring in nursing. i believe the most important is the dreamers, and fact that they are taking that away. i think it's important to let congress know that this time they need to look at we are students and americans and we are here to stay. >> hello. i'm a junior here at delaware state university. i think the leader

most of the showers we have seen over easter now is easier way through the course of the night, so mostlyt winds and in the countryside we could see the temperatures falling close to freezing across the north and west of the country, in particular. during monday morning after the fresh start with mist and fog it should clear away. sunny spells and scattered showers during the afternoon, particularly for central and eastern parts where it will be cooler, but further west you are more likely to stay dry. during monday evening we will see showers moving their way south, clearing the south coast by the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures are fairly cool in rural spots first things on tuesday but things will turn milder during tuesday, view showers, and highs around 15 or 18 degrees. goodbye —— if you showers. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00 — the uk terror threat level has been reduced from critical to severe, as a second man is arrested after a bomb was left on a london tube train. following the attack last friday, the police have made good progress with what is an ongoing

steve: if the easter bunny pooped candy, what specific candy would he poop?ol: um, probably those chocolate little tiny, uh, ducks that are sugar. steve: chocolate ducks?

i think this derived from their custom of exchanging those plans on easter sunday. they did that for a number of years. ,erbert hoover, meanwhile corresponded at times with mrs. coolidge on several occasions. in 1962 at the age of 88, he enthusiastically accepted the invitation of coolidge's son , john, to join the advisory board of the new calvin coolidge memorial foundation and urged him to establish a coolidge presidential library. thus, the norms of politeness prevailed over full public disclosure of hoover's often tense relationship with calvin coolidge. and what more need now be said? political parties are alliances of the factions. only three times in the 20th century, 1908, 1928 and 1988, did an elected candidate of one party succeed in office and elected incumbent of the same party. such intraparty successions can be fraught with peril, for they such intraparty successions can be fraught with peril, for they entail the ascendancy of a new faction within the coalition. trouble can soon result. if calvin coolidge have been a younger man and less of an organiz

and he responds -- ison april 19, 1914, it greek easter. have the greeks in the mining camp and they want to celebrate easter. they have a baseball game and in the middle of the baseball game national guard's try to stop the game and they tell them, you have your fun today and we will have our fun tomorrow. on the morning of april 20, questionable about what happened, but there is an exchange of gunfire on each side. the national guard attacks the camp. triesdividual in the camp to go to the national guard and ask them to stop fighting so they can get the women and children out. he is hit in the back of the head and then shot and killed. he is left on the train tracks for three days, dead. other individuals will try to get out. will try and he is shot in the back. when he is dying, he talks about his family and making sure they are safe and is still alive. by the end of the day, the national guard, in order to stop the fighting they decide to pour kerosene on the colony and light a fire so that it burns everything down. so i will play a cli

governor jerry brown on easter of this year issues three pardons for and parties and so i'm here today to present these to you. the first issue i mr hector of ross he's going. to. need to. think but maybe next year and. see if. you. find the bundle. may he told. me he. you don't want to go over. this and who i root for and where i want to live it. ok if there was a republican state nothing like trump or somebody you have you. believe. right now it's do whatever the veteran support house tells me to do is for us filling out paperwork in applying for this and applying for that we're trying to charge for trying to get letters of recommendation for that. the last time i seen my family both five years ago and see no police since. nobody comes because they don't feel safe here. the organized crime is just to. my mom's getting up there in age now she's ninety one and she just can't travel that much anymore and it kills me that she's at that age because i know that if she ever passes away there's no way i'm going to be able to go home i'm very like a bird my father. in my babies i mean they're

after all, he attended easter near rfkol over arts in northwest d.c. it is what he said on stage as a presenter that really put the school system on the national stage. >> now i am going to read this teleprompter. please forgive me. shout out to d.c. public schools. here we go. >> like dave chapelle, i would like to unexpectedly think d.c. public schools. schools wentblic viral overnight. the school system took full advantage of the spotlight, sharing their link on twitter, saying it was an unexpected honor. >> if people are talking about cps, that's great. we have increased graduation rates. we can see enrollment climbing. >> anytime the focus is directed towards young need that encouragement from our older generation. >> it seemed to start off as kind of a joke last night at the emmys, but as one twitter user wrote, let's make sure this trend means something. john gonzalez, abc seven news. melanie: coming up on abc seven news, two buses colliding in the big apple, the impact deadly. details on what happened and the investigation underway. a mancaught

we were being promised an initial report by easter. a lot of coverage between now and then. kate, let's move on to the telegraph. two stories here. their lead story is all about the royal navy, and they are saying, a much diminished royal navy. the accusation here is that defence cuts have put the service on its knees, it says, unable to send ships to see. and there is also further concern that, despite the defence budget being ring first, we could still see further cuts, specifically to the navy —— ring fenced. when we talk about the navy, a lot of people sitting at home, myself included, might think, isn't that out of date, why are we talking about the navy? that isn't how warfare is conducted any more. but when we are dealing with such an issue close to home like hurricane irma, which affected british citizens living or travelling abroad, and the british navy was not able to help respond to their needs, you rememberjust how crucial elements of our defence system a re crucial elements of our defence system are in this way. i think tw

eggs for the easter egg hunt and peace in the middle east. kushner -- [ laughter and applause ] jared kushner has more jobs than steve harvey. [ laughter ] he's the white steve harvey. [ laughter ] so how's trump's legal team responding? well, if i were trump, i'm not sure i'd be all that confident in their performance so far. trump's lawyer, ty cobb and that's his real name -- [ laughter ] apparently fell for an email prank last week, when a prankster posing at the white house social media director, dan scavino, emailed him and asked him questions about the russia scandal. and cobb seemed to essentially admit that former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort and former national security advisor, michael flynn, may have broken the law. here's what the prankster, posing as scavino wrote to cobb. and in hindsight, you can tell right away from the tone of this email that it was definitely fake. "i've been really worried recently about the whole russia situation. the white house will be okay, won't it? i love my job and the people i work with. i

come back from easter and all the way to the august break, taxes. come back from the summer break on labor day and drive home to the end of the year on infrastructure. we patricia all three big legislative goals in the first year. >> rose: this is what the leadership in the house and senate told you. >> and we agreed on. that was the deal. >> rose: you're blaming them for all of this? >> i'm not blaming them for all of this. what i'm saying is a statement of fact they were going to take repeal and replace obamacare. they're the first to admit there is wide dissension inside the republican caucus. they couldn't even repeal it in june in the senate, they only had 41 votes. there is wide discrepancy in the republican party as we know today. leadership didn't know it at the time or till the very end. obamacare, something is being worked on by lindsey graham and rick santorum modeled on welfare reform which is the highest probability and probably one last shot we have to fix obamacare. >> rose: have we come to it where the choice is simply to fix obamaca

. >> i was going to surprise my family and come home for easter because i hadn't been home in while.y aunt kind of had surprise for me it was that my father had been hospitalized. he had fallen ill. >> reporter: lauras' mother passed away when she was teen. coming home to her father's illness was as devastating as it would be to any of us but in his case it left her with serious new respons responsibilities. >> he suffered a brain injury i took custody of him because he's my dad. >> reporter: she was honorablely discharged from the marines and moved back so she can care for her father that along with her experiences with her mom drove her to want to be a nurse. >> so many nurse who's would ask me how i was doing or noticed that my hair changed. you know what i mean? like and that mattered because they valued me just as much as i valued the care they were giving to my parents. i wanted to be there for someone else. ♪ for those who planned seeds in my life who are not able to be here, my mother, my father, my grandmother, i'm sorry. >> but it also gave one more reason to celebrate some

sunday easter. now, seven house, education and tension.

he's hoping the first phase there will be some interim report at least by easter.epending on what happens. he said everybody has won a shared goal, that is to get to the truth of what happened. —— everybody has one shared goal. joining me from our westminster studio is daniel thornton, programme director at the institute for government. it's an independent charity that works to improve government effectiveness. what are your thoughts about this inquiry? we've heard from quite a lot of the interested parties who are angry, who don't necessarily trust this inquiry. how does the inquiry ove rco m e inquiry. how does the inquiry overcome that lack of trust?|j inquiry. how does the inquiry overcome that lack of trust? i think it's the first issue for the inquiry, to establish credibility with the community. as has been said already, it's got off to a rocky start. some of it isn't down to the inquiry but the context under which it was launched, there was a wobble at national and local level. the prime minister visited the site and didn't meet the residents. this makes it

live today at noon easter, author, speaker, and radio host is our guest. america is not defined by a ethnicity. every ethnicity exists in america. is not trying -- defined by religion. every religion exists in america p where the only country in the world it was refined and created by an idea. therefore, to keep the republic as franklin enjoined us to do, we must know those ideas, understand those ideas, buy into those ideas, and liberals out. >> his books include bike fees on wilberforce, and his new book . join our lives very conversation with your calls, you males, tweets, and imo questions live today at noon eastern on book c-span two.h on >> on this labor day weekend and as students are heading back to toool, newsmakers is proud randi weingarten, president of announce the american federation of teachers. she has been on a multicity to learn aboutols to how schools are faring in their new year, and she is also an active member of the democratic national committee. we will talk to her abouho

kind of a interior easter going by although not quite as damaging as it could have been the center of the storm is 275 miles away northeast of cape hat us. you can definitely tell something is up there. the surf has been rough and there have been some people definitely taking in the the site of a category one hurricane 275,000 miles away can do to the shoreline. we're getting off easy at the mid lat ntic beaches. tropical storm conditions expected with three to five inches of rain. we had at least enough sunshine to get us up to 85-degrees. hello summer, we see you and we see these temperatures are back and that is what we're going to continue to headline. summer heat is returning. just how warm is it going to get tomorrow , eight p 7-degrees, that's where we're going, 88 on thursday. we did have some clouds around today. those clouds were some of the outer bands of hurricane jose. showers expected either east of 95 or the bay. you can still one of the outer bands that's gotten close to the bay and there's a stronger one out here closer to the center of the circulation of jose which b

economy get trade and exchanges with north korea during really easter china and. a to so probably will t and secretary to this and i and some requests and in with us in these i'm implementation to take plac. yeah because in the showed that china or alone could done more in terms of applying the pressure on on pyongyang in the regime tha. because. a few weeks ago when you know the the the the trump of administration was particularly. a vocal on this issue telling charlie you've got to do more. the chinese were quite resistance thing we simply don't have the keys but thth's not trurue becausese mimissing they d do have the keys. i'm absolutely i mean and that any obsolete rights and and that's w why i was sayig ththat's that will being in the schooool and. . you m mt also understand that it's very good too r resist escsd mamain reasons it'ss foror chinese authorities to o ca. at for bush dialogue and sanctions and the report to clearly pointed out thahat that they don't want one too come at ththe expense of the alal of the other thing. i'm and that's g. reasons a at

he's hoping to have the first interim report due to be published at easter.y be subject to change. jane. all right, sarah thank you for now. sarah campbell in west london. joining me now is the lawyer, david neita, he's from the group, bme lawyers 4 grenfell. thank you for coming in. you are not formally representing nip caught up in this part of west london, you are there to advise people and offer help and guidance and so on. what is your sense from people you have been talking in that part of west london about how they feel, hard to generalise, now the beginning of the forral process is under way? there isa forral process is under way? there is a sense of disappointment, in nigh my view thchl is what i'm feeling on the ground. this disappointment didn't start today, it started prior to even the fire. because residents were warning the officials about the state of the building and the relegation and the advice that was coming out of the lackal fire advice that was coming out of the lackalfire in advice that was coming out of the lackal fire in south advice

anglican owner of a billboard company to sell his services to someone who wants to flaunt christmas or easter? if your answer is no, how in the world can you possibly think the government should now be able to force theowner of a flower shop in washington to participate in religious service , a religious service, that directly violates a key sacrament . a sacrament of her faith. when did the government get the power to define sacraments? of the church? talk about a breach of the law, of separation . should the government be able to force a catholic order called little sisters of the poor to buy contraception they don't want and won't use. sidebar, they are catholic and they are nuns. they don't have sex because they are nuns, they are celibate. why in the world would anybody you, you, me, a government official presupposed to tell these women what kind of pill they need to buy in their healthcare. this is absurd. it's insulting. it's anything but pro-woman. it's misogynistic and somebody said should say so. by the way, if the little sisters of the poor shouldn't be forced to buy contraception

we get to spring because of course in europe that is very very seasonal aviation's huge demand for easter really through to september so be interesting to see if a shortage continues then in general of course flying is expanding at a compound rate of about five percent per year and pilot numbers are not expanding at the same. and they kind of need to get some very difficult situations gabler let's focus in on that idea of expansion for a second because norwegian respected on board why fire you have to spend thirty euros to get a hot cup of coffee that's a low budget carrier of course it is but they've just been greenlit to start flying across the atlantic when that kind of major development in the story of an airline takes place do you anticipate more complaints or fewer complaints given the nature of the airline and how they run that individual business or do we have to offset that against the reality of being a low cost carrier people often choose which her line to fly decent price and don't fully account for the consequences of this is actually a low cost airline it has no real respect

this past easter, she was at my house and i was having to leave in the middle of the day to get to thert. my mom says, hey, before you leave, i have your annual report and i have written you a little set of notes on it. i am like, great, i'm going to get a report card for my mother on this annual report. the first thing like a mom does is she looks at the pictures. but my mom says, i loved this annual report. she goes, this annual report, i understand what ibm does. and it was 50 short vignettes, 50 short little vignettes on how the world and industries have changed because of watson, ai, cloud computing, and how it will make life better. right? my mom goes, this is -- now i understand. and she had comments about the look and paper type and other things, so she gave me a report card. david: did you give these comments to your colleagues back at ibm? ginni: sure. i did. [laughter] i gave them all. i have a large retail shareholder base. david: you graduated from northwestern. although you had a scholarship from general motors, you are not required to work at general motors, but you felt

said, we've had only over 200,000 this time and we got a new intake in january and another one after easter you, mr speaker, in their ma nifesto thank you, mr speaker, in their manifesto the government said they would deliver high—quality childcare for working families with thousands more nursery places per year, but as they roll out their policy of 30 hours free childcare their ministers have admitted they will be 110,000 children of working parents who won't be eligible for the extended childcare entitlement simply because they do not earn enough, shutting out the families who most need additional support. this doesn't strike me as high—quality childcare but as another broken manifesto commitment akin to their betrayal on working tax credits in 2015. does the minister have any plans to deliver for the lowest earning and ha rd est deliver for the lowest earning and hardest pressed parents? minister. the honourable lady will be pleased to know during our roll—out in the pilot areas, 23% of mothers were able to take additional hours and 9% of fathers. but more importantly there are people wh

wife natasha race herself a professional runner she helps focus e to the needs of the runners it's easter today so she's made something special. like. whoa. yeah this is what you. do when you pull your head think because this is what you know. but it is. the. vocal ok. felix. yeah that's what. this was to me it. x. you have to because. it's. ok and you feel my passion. for you later. i met with. them all and i'm. going to my it was a warm and welcoming gesture on the part of natasha but felix and eunice are really hungry. they don't want it to you i don't know. but it does lead to a discussion about the holiday itself and the cultural significance of eggs eunice wonders why eggs someone suggested it could be because eggs give life. they resemble a pregnant belly from which new life emerges is that why they paint them eunice wonders why. when i think. it's the day before the vienna city marathon the top athletes have rooms at the grand hotel. well i think you know most of the people this is going to only going to go to a good place you should be strong just stay behind and then it's easier

he's promising a report by easter.rters walked silently through their community. only three families out of nearly 200 have so far been permanently rehoused. they want action and answers. they face a long road ahead. tom symonds, bbc news. interest rates may rise in the coming months for the first time in more than a decade, that's the warning from the bank of england. it voted to keep rates on hold at 0.25%. but the suggestion that interest rates may rise sooner than expected led to a sharp rise in the pound. 0ur economics correspondent, andy verity, reports. a new banknote with a famous writer on it. the hands of time are frozen as big ben gets a wash. not this year, but 2007, the last time interest rates rose. today, exactly 10 years after worried northern rock savers queued to take their money out of the failing bank, we heard hints that interest rates may at last be about to rise. in order to keep inflation, or return inflation to that 2% target, in a sustainabable manner there may need to be some adjustment of in