and that's why it's essential that insurers and their regulator, the financial conduct authority, answernd what is driving this ethnicity penalty. we also put these findings to the association of british insurers. they are the group that represents insurance firms. now, they pointed out that insurers are considering a wide range of what they call "risk—related factors" when they're working out car insurance quotes. they also told us that insurers do not and cannot use ethnicity as a factor when setting prices. but they added... sorry, let me just get it up here. they added these and other similar findings raise an important public policy debate. so that debate will continue. not for the first time it is raising questions about how exactly the insurance world works. it's pretty secretive, but this research suggests it can be pretty unfair too. these are the scenes live in brussels. these are the streets outside the european union headquarters where farmers have been protesting against competition from cheap food imports and other issues including environmental rules and subsidies which th

the deal now needs approval from the financial conduct authority.ff later with the two top ranked teams facing each other, with france hosting ireland in marseille. ireland are the defending champions, but both countries are missing some familiarfaces. france are without antoine dupont — he's decided to focus on sevens rugby ahead of the paris olympics, while ireland are getting used to life afterjonny sexton, who has now retired. he's been replaced as captain by peter 0'mahony. every opportunity you get to play for ireland is huge, but this one seems particularly special. that's just for me because under my circumstances, but for the group, big games, big opportunities for guys, big opportunities for everyone of us, you know, to continue ourjourney on. and, you know, what a place to do it. steve borthwick�*s england will be hoping to improve on their fourth place finish last year. fraser dingwall will make his debut against italy in rome on saturday and there is also a first call—up for ethan roots. marcus smith is out injured, so george ford start

that is why it is essential that insurers and the regulator is the financial conduct authority answereds driving this ethnicity penalty? we is going on and what is driving this ethnicity penalty?— ethnicity penalty? we put these findinus ethnicity penalty? we put these findin . s to ethnicity penalty? we put these findings to the _ ethnicity penalty? we put these findings to the association - ethnicity penalty? we put these findings to the association of i findings to the association of british insurers, the group that represents insurance firms and they pointed out insurers considered a wide range of what they called risk —related factors when working out car insurance quotes. they also told us that insurers do not and cannot use ethnicity as a factor when setting prices but they added i am sorry, let me get that up here, these and other similar findings raise an important public policy debate. so that debate will continue not for the first time, raising questions about how exactly the insurance world works and stop its pretty secretive at this research suggests it can be pretty unfair

a group of mps wrote to organisations including hmrc, the financial conduct authority and the bank ofland to demand details of their agreements with fujitsu. the committee said all three have spent considerable sums with them . the housing secretary's them. the housing secretary's warning that young people shut out of the uk's housing market could turn to authoritarianism. michael gove says a failure by the government to tackle the housing crisis could harm democracy, as well as the conservatives chances at the next election. in an interview with the times, he says the traditional route for young people to work hard and get on the housing ladder has gone. gove criticised labour for, he says, continuously rejecting housing policies. >> the difference between a party saying that its policy is pro builder , not blocker, and pro builder, not blocker, and then when we bring things forward, every single conservative mp, every single conservative backed our proposals for new homes and labour were whipped to a man and woman against it. so this is not about individuals, this is about about ind

the deal now needs to be approved by the financial conduct authority.taken, it will take a mammoth task to undo that. we heard from collin himself, he is no intention to undoing all of the good that we have done. he has apologised and on behalf of himself and his time here. i think we have to take his word for it. this is securing the financial future of this club. of course, things are not as well as of course, things are not as well as they could be. but we are heading towards the right direction. now, many are still reeling from the news that lewis hamilton will bejoining ferrari for the 2025 season. but none more so than mercedes team boss toto woolf who says he was surprised by the speed at which hamilton's switch to the italian team happened. hamilton announced yesterday that, after 11 years at mercedes, where he won six of his seven world titles, he'lljoin rivals ferrari for the 2025 season. woolf says they'll begin looking for a replacement driver, but that he didn't expect this to happen. if you told me two days ago that he would be going to fe

that's why it's essential that insurers and their regulator, the financial conduct authority, answerons about how exactly the insurance world works. it's pretty secretive, but this research suggests it can be pretty unfair, too. that's just about it from me today. i'm going to leave you with one more story. it's a fascinating story. police have adopted a new tactic in their fight police have adopted a new tactic in theirfight against police have adopted a new tactic in their fight against anti—social behaviour. it's called a trojan bus. officers in south shields, near newcastle, are using decoy public transport — rather than police cars — to give them an element of surprise. our north of england reporter, rowan bridge, has the story. behaviour like this causes fear and intimidation for communities across the country. children causing misery for those who are targeted. tonight, we've joined the fight against it in south shields. this is northumbria police's trojan bus. it gives the element of surprise. they've gone on the platform of the train station. it allows them to get close to t

a group of mps wrote to organisations including hmrc, the financial conduct authority and the bank ofd to demand details of their agreements with fujitsu. the committee said all three have spent considerable sums with them . two people have been with them. two people have been arrested after an eight year old child was seriously injured in a suspected xl bully attack. the dog had bitten the child's head in merseyside yesterday afternoon . the boy has had afternoon. the boy has had emergency surgery and remains in a serious but stable condition. doctors say his injuries are life changing . officers seized life changing. officers seized the dog, which they believe to be in xl bully. a 49 year old woman and a 50 year old man has been arrested , and they're not been arrested, and they're not related to the child and. the housing secretary's warning young people shut out of the uk's housing market could turn to authorities . pianism michael to authorities. pianism michael gove says a failure by the government to tackle the housing crisis could harm democracy , as crisis could harm democrac

coming up next, the financial conduct authority has issued diversity, equity and inclusion proposals.hey've hardly been noticed until now . hardly been noticed until now. plus, the king was seen for the first time this afternoon since his diagnosis. and will be his diagnosis. and we will be discussing all the latest shortly listening to gb news radio. >> welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still state of the nation. we've been discussing illegal migration and crime, you've been sending crime, and you've been sending in fourth views. bill in some fourth right views. bill jacob, if there are immigrants deceiving authorities about false conversations , conversions false conversations, conversions to christianity is deceitful. but if they're genuine conversions , it must be seen as conversions, it must be seen as a good thing. yes, i agree with that. jesus came for the broken hearted and the church is supposed to help. however, we have to uphold the law and all immigrants still need to be vetted faith. vetted whatever their faith. i hope this is not an attack on christiani

you know, the financial conduct authority are there to provide a service to make sure we're not beingf. we're not being treated badly by financial institutions . parliament needs institutions. parliament needs to through this legislation to go through this legislation and make less onerous. surely and make it less onerous. surely >> well, it also needs to come from the government from from the government and from parliament, rightly say. parliament, as you rightly say. so i think the fca definitely has role, and we've them has a role, and we've asked them about were the about this and they were the ones you ones who confirmed that you know, political know, for legally held political views like yours, you know, absolutely out of order to close your bank account for that. and we heard from the minister today. so, andrew griffith's successor is bim afolami . and he successor is bim afolami. and he was telling the committee today that he's going to look again at those laundering those money laundering regulations. he also said regulations. and he also said that he's going to bring in new

a group of mps wrote to organisations including hmrc, the financial conduct authority and the bank ofeements with fujitsu . their agreements with fujitsu. the committee said all three have spent considerable sums with them and the king has shared his heartfelt thanks for the overwhelming public support he's received. in his first message to the public since being diagnosed with cancer, his majesty said such kind thoughts are greatest comfort and encouragement to him. news of the diagnosis was announced by buckingham palace on monday that he's facing a form of cancer. unrelated to his recent prostate treatment , the king says sharing treatment, the king says sharing his own diagnosis , ipsis has his own diagnosis, ipsis has helped promote public understanding and shine a light on the work of many organisations supporting cancer patients and their families across the uk and the wider . across the uk and the wider. world for the latest stories , world for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. carmela now it's back to . cami

and if running the financial if i was running the financial conduct authority, uh, probably that ship, you've got money coming in from your customers, you've got money going out your suppliers, and suddenly you've got no bank that is safety critical mission critical to any one's business. this should be looked at. >> superb stuff as ever and well done. liam halligan always on the money shining a light on the de—banking scandal and fighting for the small and medium business owner. thank you very much . now you've been getting in much. now you've been getting in touch throughout on touch throughout the show on the issue mps security. hundreds issue of mps security. hundreds and hundreds of emails. i'm so sorry . don't have enough time to sorry. don't have enough time to read them all out, but here's a couple. um, steve says this. they refuse to allow us to meet the means to protect ourselves from extremists, but they find £31 million plus police security to protect themselves. and jenny says this if the police carried out the appalling, the police sort it out. the appalling civil unrest

group of mps wrote to organisers , including hmrc , to organisers, including hmrc, the financial conduct authoritynk of england, to demand details of their agreements with fujitsu . the agreements with fujitsu. the committee said all three have spent considerable sums with them . two people have been them. two people have been arrested after an eight year old child was seriously injured in a suspected xl bully attack. the dog had bitten the child's head in merseyside yesterday afternoon . the boys had afternoon. the boys had emergency surgery and remains in a serious but stable condition . a serious but stable condition. doctors say his injuries are life changing. officers seized the dog, which they believed to be an xl bully . a 49 year old be an xl bully. a 49 year old woman and a 30 year old man have been arrested and they're not related to the child and. the housing secretary has warning young people shut out of the uk's housing market could turn to authoritarianism . michael to authoritarianism. michael gove says a failure by the government to tackle the housing crisis could harm democracy as

say allegedly , mr bailey has a track allegedly, mr bailey has a track record both at the financial conduct authorityed too long at the fca for some disasters that happened, let them happen, and allegedly cost people billions of pounds. he waited too long to start to raise interest rates, then dumped quite entitative, easing printed money all over. it was like pouring oil onto a californian forest fire and now, if he waits too long to start bringing rates down, even gradually, he is further wrecking the country . wrecking the country. >> except. except is in terms of being pro active. could there be a sense here that you keep them the same? in case, you know, the red sea issues and things that we've had at the moment is the anti rating a problem there? i took the economics course. >> stephen, because there was a girl i really fancied and when i finally made my move she told me to naff off. and so i figured all i could do is be really good at it. maybe she'd pay attention. didn't . um, but attention. she didn't. um, but you know , economics is really you know, economics is really quite boring, frankly

of japanese are against the plans of the country's authorities to provide large-scale financial assistance to ukraine, according to surveys conductedof the sputnik agency. it informed subscribers that official tokyo intends to provide kiev with support in the amount of over 15 billion euros - that’s more than 105 million dollars. the recording collected more than 8 million views, 57% said that they are against such spending, and another 27% chose the answer that their country should not ... spend such large sums on aid to foreign powers, for only 4%. what shocked me most in moscow was the kievskaya metro station, tucker carlson spoke about it. the rest of the americans were surprised for a long time, so what exactly amazed? dmitry kaistra went to kiev to look at the station not through the eyes of a moskvich, but through the eyes of a foreign journalist. kievskaya metro stations at the station next to it. the metro station was built by joseph stalin 70 years ago. the question is what state it is in now, 70 years later. we went inside to take a look and what we found was... shocked. for a journalist with a history education, what he

financial times writes in its publication. the publication conducts. between the battle for avdiivka and the defense of the city of bahmud, which the authors call persistent but unsuccessful. the financial times quoted mick ryan, a retired australian army major-general and military strategist, who said the battle of the widows would reveal how alexander the great could close the gap between the preferred the political results of its president and the reduction of ukraine's military resources. as well as... bahmud the president seems unwilling to give up avdiivka, even if the military situation indicates that withdrawal may now be the best option to preserve the remaining fighters. not giving up the territory and maintaining the combat forces in the current conditions will be very difficult to achieve. well, in the meantime , a post appeared in the telegram channel of the third assault brigade under the heading avdiivske hell. it is reported that military personnel brigades were transferred to the avdiivka region to strengthen the units of the armed forces of ukraine located there. in 2023, the third assault brigade distinguished itself dur

japanese oppose the plans of the country's authorities to provide large-scale financial assistance to ukraine. this is evidenced by data from a survey conducted japanese division. the companion asked the question: how do the japanese feel about this leadership policy? 57% of respondents said that they were against such spending, and another 27% chose the answer that their country should not spend so much money on... of course, something has changed, given that that we opened the first store in ninety -nine, then it was the time immediately after the crisis of ninety-eight, and prices, prices and again prices were very important for people, and these were the first such stores that, let’s say, already provided the opportunity not to go somewhere to wholesale markets, and accordingly the emphasis was primarily on convenience and price, but if you look globally, then probably... today we focus on prices and convenience. well, of course, the retail trade has gone far ahead in terms of technology and services, and most importantly by product quality by product selection. therefore, today we provide the buyer with a much larger choice, but at inter

authority is considering another option in this 7-mile stretch. converting an existing lane into an hiv express lane. right now the county is conducting a traffic preview. there is a financial benefit. the current express lane on highway 101 that goes from the santa clara county line to interstate 380 will bring in $20 million in a year, with the money to go to tolls and fund bay area transit projects. transportation leaders will make a decision on this in november. they will or a third option of making no changes. >>> president biden is back in the bay area raising big money for his reelection bid. he arrived this afternoon before hopping on marine one for the marina green. he was greeted by a crowd of spectators. you can see the motorcade. he then went to a fundraiser in pacific heights hosted by nancy pelosi. police have been prepping this neighborhood putting up barriers throughout the day.>> they want to make sure that everything is safe. we had construction going on. >> it is a big deal when the president comes to neighborhood. this is a three day campaign swing. christy smith is one of the many reporters following him through our area. she joins us now from sfo. >> r