in this case, the headline wasn't changed. when we asked them about it, bbc news told us the research cited in the article and interviewees quoted highlight a sense of frustration amongst some people, while also noting that the nhs is still held in a high regard by the british public, while the headline aim to capture the mixed sentiment felt towards the nhs as it marks its 75th anniversary, we accept that we could have worded it differently. well, we hope to talk to someone from the bbc news website about its headlines in general and those two examples in particular. but unfortunately, no one was available. on wednesday, the king was presented with scotland's crown jewels in edinburgh. in a ceremony to mark his coronation. scotland editor james cook reported on the day's events. for charles and camilla, the journey is onlyjust beginning. for 500 years, monarchs have paraded up the royal mile. in 1953, queen elizabeth toured edinburgh in an open carriage. but her son inherits a kingdom divided as he could hear on arriving at s

the government target is to cut headline inflation to 5.496 by - to cut headline inflation to 5.4% bye ahead of that curve, do you think? i am the end of the year was we ahead of that curve, do you think?— that curve, do you think? i am not a forecaster myself, _ that curve, do you think? i am not a forecaster myself, so _ that curve, do you think? i am not a forecaster myself, so i _ that curve, do you think? i am not a forecaster myself, so i don't - that curve, do you think? i am not a forecaster myself, so i don't have a | forecaster myself, so i don't have a forecaster myself, so i don't have a forecast of where it is going to go. the general view amongst forecasters, professional forecasters, professional forecasters, is that it is a little bit touching go. it is gonna be there or thereabouts —— and go. it there or thereabouts —— and go. it has been stubbornly high, hasn't it? this time it is below the forecast, which is why we are defining it as good news. ijust want to know really what that will mean for the bank of england's monetary policy committee when they meet in august.

that's a headline. >> jimmy: next headline was, "macron hosts king of jordan in paris. "hallmark channel runs out of story ideas, tries new 'dad marrying son' plot line. [ applause ] next headline was, "michigan representative speaks during international auto show. headline could have been "woman asks table, 'what, are they growing the lettuce back there?' after waiting 15 minutes for cobb salad. [ applause ] next headline was, "greek prime minister announces relief measures." headline could have been, "coming next summer, roger federer is the new mr. bean." [ laughter and applause and finally, this headline was "german chancellor fights increasing gas prices. headne could have been "man with hangover needs everyone to lower their volume a little bit. [ laughter and applause that's all the time we have for "news and improved." we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, what a show we have for you tonight she stars in the new movie "amsterdam," which hits theaters october 7th one of our favorites, margot ro

those are the headline figures.to the details now with mark williams, chief asia economist at capital economics. thank you for being with us today. observers are pretty does —— disappointed by these figures, can you explain why? disappointed by these figures, can you exolain why?— disappointed by these figures, can you explain why? yes, as she said, the headline _ you explain why? yes, as she said, the headline growth _ you explain why? yes, as she said, the headline growth rate _ you explain why? yes, as she said, the headline growth rate sounds i the headline growth rate sounds pretty strong, but the second quarter of last year is when shanghai and some other major cities in china went into lockdown, so that was a real point —— low point for china's economy and most economists had expected a year on from that we would be able to post higher rates of growth. when china came out of its zero covid period at the start of this year, the first three months orso of this year, the first three months or so are really stron

i think the headline gdp growth _ context. i think the headline gdp growth number - context. headline gdp growth number could i context. i think the headline| gdp growth number could be context. i think the headline i gdp growth number could be a little bit misleading because, for the second quarter, beyond your growth could be around 7%, which is much higher than the 4.5% you just mentioned. this is all because of a low base last year. we all remember the shanghai lockdown last april and may. from a sequential price momentum, we actually see the economic growth has slowed white notably in the second quarter as the demand is fading. environment is deteriorated, confidence is low and yet the government, it is somewhat reluctant to come up with any meaningful policy stimulus. in with any meaningful policy stimulu— stimulus. in terms of unemployment, - stimulus. in terms of| unemployment, what stimulus. in terms of. unemployment, what do stimulus. in terms of- unemployment, what do you expect? overall, the labour market is slowly improving. the overall headline unemployment rate

the overall headline unemployment rate should continue to decline.ot of the focus is on the use of employment which is over 20% and could go even higher in the coming months because we have nearly 10 million college graduates coming to the labour market. i think that is one of the key concerns at this moment. we're starting to hear from foreign investment companies and banks, their nerves have been shaken a bit by all of the news coming out of china. are they still seeing this as a good place to do business? at this moment, when we talk about the confidence is a bit low, the corporate sector, sentiment is low because of the policy uncertainty in the last several years. also part of that is the reluctance of the government to support the economy at this moment which is really posing a risk to the economic growth this year. from a long—term perspective, i think it really depends on what the government is trying to do to reduce the policy uncertainty. on that front, i think the government actually is stepping out, recently relaxing deregulation in the h

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channel hello and welcome to headline headliners . headliners. >> your nightly look at the next day's newspapers with three reasonably priced comedians. day's newspapers with three reasonably priced comedians . and reasonably priced comedians. and one of them i'm leo kirsten. i'm joined by steve allen and diane and anne spencer . how are you and anne spencer. how are you both doing? pretty good, thanks. >> yeah, pretty good. i'm i'm on the squeakiest chair ever, so i'm going to try and really pretend that there's a pole that sticks up from it and not move. right. there you go. okay >> dan, how's your chair? >> dan, how's your chair? >> my chairs. >> my chairs. >> absolutely great. thanks. we >> my chairs. >> just>lutely great. thanks. we >> my chairs. >> just>lutely this. . thanks. we >> my chairs. >> just>lutely this. ithanks. we >> my chairs. >> just>lutely this. i inanks. we >> my chairs. >> just>lutely this. i in fact, we are just loving this. i in fact, i'm going to recline silently . i'm going to recline silently. >> she brought

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let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines. sunak has apologized for the historical treatment of lgbtq veterans who were sacked or forced out of the military. the prime minister called the ban and appalling failure of the british state. it was illegal to be gay in the british military until this -- u ntil 2000. susan hall amy oriole candidate for london. she secured 57% of the vote. she will now facing man who has been in the job since 2016. over 100 former print mcdonald's employees have contacted the bbc amidst allegations into harassment. they say they were forced to kiss and be growth at u.k. restaurants. mcdonald's says it will investigate. you are live with bbc news. an extreme heat wave is continuing to be felt across large parts of the northern hemisphere. warnings from the world health organization that high temperatures arts training health care systems. while fires are burning across wreath -- greece, this is from outside athens. force and homes are being destroyed. a new heatwave and tinderbox conditions across the

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the bank of england is looking at the headline number.f the supermarkets carry on with this two-tier system and pricing structure, you're not going to see headline inflation coming down quickly as it has been doing in continental europe it's very interesting that it came in in april in the uk, and that's when it started diverging from the rest of europe. it's very influential as an issue. >> it's so interesting it would suggest it's not in as bad a place relative to the eurozone as we are assuming. >> no, exactly if you look again, to take food as an example where this structure has come in. the uk has one of the heist rates in the continental europe. but when you look at it,ite goets the lowest rate of foods but that's been a challenge for the bank of england because, of course, their mandates is head line consumer inflation, which does not recognize the existence of the card and pricing and that then create this complication. >>> sticking with the uk, the other major concern for the mainstream audience, not necessarily the bank of engla

here are some headlines.o linsky saying ukraine knows it can -- president zelenskyy saying ukraine knows it cannot be a member while the war is ongoing. he says they know they can be an into member once it is over. speaking just moments ago. tom: lisa mentioned just yesterday that we are in year two of this war. i don't know if this is true in england or europe, but america has a four year war timeframe going back to the war of the colonies where the colonies won but also forward. jonathan: think that is a week old, isn't it? [laughter] tom: we have a four-year gap on a war. if it is longer than that, americans get set. it is only like 1.5. jonathan: you research says 44% of republicans think the u.s. is giving too much aid to ukraine. publications are only 4% more likely year to date but today they are 30 points more likely to say that we are giving too much aid to ukraine. this is the election in uphold. tom: in the middle 20th century to say, briefing from lothian here -- from lithuania, maria tadeo is the

time for headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners . >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm nik dixon and i'm joined by an impeccably balanced panel. tonight, we have official jewish person josh howie and literal leo kearse. >> that's to according some tweets. >> yes, i envy . >> yes, i envy. >> yeah, sorry about that . >> yeah, sorry about that. >> yeah, sorry about that. >> sorry for those intros, lads, but how are you.7 how >> sorry for those intros, lads, but how are you? how is your lived experience tonight? >> pretty good. yeah >> pretty good. yeah >> good. i always think we should make this section funny at the start. what do you think? >> we? >> should we should we? >> i think. >> i think. >> let's go anti—comedy. >> let's go anti—comedy. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> just awkward. bants. >> just awkward. bants. >> yeah with >> yeah. yeah let's go with that. the team that. anyway, it's the a team tonight, guys. it's the 0g official headliners. line—up so let's smash it let's just absolutely smash it out let's a out of the park and let's have a look at front pages. look at

how much are americans harmed by inflation in its current headline level of 3%. with that in mind when do you put some weight on the employment side of the dual mandate? >> i would say it this way. it is a good thing to headline inflation has come down so much because that is what the public experiences and having headline inflation move down that much almost creates, it will strengthen the broad sense the public has in inflation coming down which will in turn we hope help inflation move down. so your question -- >> you talked for many press conferences about the harm created by inflation. how much of that are we seeing with inflation? >> we -- i would say it this way. it is a question of how you balance the two risks, the risks of doing too much or too little. i would say we are coming to a place where there are risks on both sides, hard to say whether they are in balance or not but as our stance has become more restrictive, we do increasingly face that risk. we need to see that inflation is durably down that far. we think and most economists think core inflatio

. >> thanks for having me, frank >> we will show you the chart looking at headline inflation. according to your research, if you use alternative data tied to shelter prices, we are actually flat 0% inflation right now compared to what the fed would see. give us a sense of what it means for the markets in the third quarter and second half of the year what withdoes the potential hikn july mean for the markets? >> it is all about the shelter, frank. it is such a different look at the economy and our shelter number using real-time number is flat when the core numbers are 7.8% instead of inflation being a problem and continues hiking, it will slowdown the economy and more unemployment which is more headwind for the markets >> some headwinds in the market in your mind i want to look ahead to earnings season we saw the big banks kickoff last week on friday. what is the expectation for the earnings season? the forecast is a decline for the third straight quarter >> the energy is the key part of the decline. earnings were a lot higher last year that is why inflation is coming back down

interesting and i back to you, education also hitting the headlines?— the headlines?es? yes, there is a lot of posturing and manoeuvring - the headlines? yes, there is a lot i of posturing and manoeuvring going on at the moment politically, as you can imagine. labour's big push this weekend has been on education and particularly, wejust weekend has been on education and particularly, we just heard from amanda prichard, the problem of recruitment in the health sector. there is also problems of recruitment as well in education. so what bridget philipson, the shadow education secretary, has been talking about today is her plans for giving payments to teachers to encourage them to stay in the profession and also essentially making sure there is more qualifications to make it more established as a profession. but before we get to any of that, there are more strikes ahead. any parent in the uk knows this. at the moment, they are waiting for the e—mail from school to know if their school will be shut or not and there were questions about whether labour would give their pay r

let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. antony blinken has held �*candid and constructive talks with the chinese top diplomat wang yi. the meeting held in indonesia's capitaljakarta comes as part of a continued effort to reduce tensions between the two global powers. days earlier, tech giant microsoft said chinese hackers had breached us government email accounts. blinken raised this with wang — but he pushed back on what he called us "interference" in china's affairs. to thailand, where the progressive alliance that won the general election has been blocked from forming a government. the military—appointed senate rejected its candidate for prime minister, despite the fact that the alliance has a clear majority in the lower house. parliament is expected to hold another vote next week. the taliban has ordered teacher training centres to be closed in afghanistan. the islamists called them unnecessary and ineffective. the nearly 4,000 staff are to be moved to a new department or employed as teachers in schools. the iconicjapan

if - you go back towards the end of last year, there were plenty in the headlines saying the uk is goinghe longest recession since records began. since then most forecasts have wished that away. it is really touch and go. the big unknown is where bank of england breaks are going to go. we are almost on the good news is bad news dynamic. the stronger the economy is in the uk, and it has been relatively resilient, the greater the inflation and pressure and the greater tendency of the bank of england to push rates up higher. there is this worry that the bank of england, having perhaps come late to the interest rate party, is going to push too fast. up the road the uk economy hits a wall because we have wave of refinancing through mortgages. things have really turned south sharply. mortgages. things have really turned south sharply-— south sharply. sorry to “ump in but we also have this _ south sharply. sorry tojump in but we also have this public _ south sharply. sorry tojump in but we also have this public pay - south sharply. sorry tojump in but we also have this public pay sector| we als

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headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners . >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm andrew >> hello and welcome to headliners . i'm andrew doyle. headliners. i'm andrew doyle. >> and joining me tonight to rip through saturday's newspapers are two carnivores of the comedy circuit . are two carnivores of the comedy circuit. louis are two carnivores of the comedy circuit . louis asaurus are two carnivores of the comedy circuit. louis asaurus and nick dixon. raptor how are you both.7 quite work didn't quite work, but i attempted it and i guess saurus saurus i think that's a that's a joke. >> it was an attempt at a joke. >> it was an attempt at a joke. >> louis you'd know all about attempted jokes. no no, i try not to. >> i leave it to live five. at yeah. >> doyle's back and he's taking no prisoners before it gets brutal. no prisoners before it gets brutal . we're going run brutal. we're going to run through the cover of through the front cover of saturday's newspapers. so we've got the daily mail who are leading proof politicians got the daily mail who are leanut pro

a look now at some other stories making headlines.r killing one person and injuring a teenager near the white house. the suspect fled a us secret service traffic stop after officers pulled the car over wednesday for an expired registration plate. the motorist drove off, running a red light and striking multiple people in the crosswalk, according to secret service. former us president donald trump can be held liable for the comments he made about ejean carroll, the woman who accused him of rape. that's according to the us department ofjustice. the department reversed its previous position that mr trump was legally immune due to his presidential status when he made the remarks in 2019. this decision boosts carroll's defamation lawsuit against mr trump. a spokesman for the former president dismissed the decision as "a partisan sham." the nominations for the 75th annual primetime emmy awards were announced today. hbo tops the field with 127 nominations overall, including securing four best drama nominations. its shows, succession, the las

we have the headline on friday of 3%. if you get a 2 print on there, that is going to get a lot of press. if you, on the core it's 4.2% is the estimate if we hit in the three, anything with a three in front of it, that's going to get a lot of news so moving in the right direction. i think the risk at the press conference is powell does not endorse the market's viewpoint the market's viewpoint is the soft landing and rate hikes are near ending. if he pushes back against that scenario that could be a problem. look at what the market is doing, coming in hot on stocks, a record run on the dow, valuations are high, entering a kwaek time of the year it's a problem for the stock market so the risk here for the market on the press conference is to the down side. there's a whole school evolving down here that's arguing that disinflation in the third quarter is going to be the biggest problem for the stock market companies are already saying they're having problems raise prices and cutting costs to deal with the fact their p margin

and the numbers for friday and saturday are really the headline in terms of the worst of the heat. today we will get a break, right off the coast you can see the marine layer during the counter clockwise spin. a moment ago we saw the marine layer creeping over mount sutro and you saw the impact it was having today. the marine layer is not going to build in a significant way, about as far as san pablo, through tomorrow morning in the immediate city and the east bay across from the gold a great -- golden great . we are drying out the atmosphere, the water shows you the dry air right over us. when we watch how the hot air at the upper levels of the atmosphere is going to be transported, watch that red blob which is giving texas and arizona quite the heatwave , and we get in on the act by saturday. so, the seven day forecast for san francisco and oakland, that shows you what this looks like. we will see the numbers for the rest of the microclimates like the northbay valley and the south bay valleys also getting into first alert territory, it's going to be in the mid-90s on saturday. lo

time for headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners . >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm nik dixon and i'm joined by an impeccably balanced panel. tonight, we have official jewish person josh howie and literal leo kearse. >> that's to according some tweets. >> yes, i envy . >> yes, i envy. >> yeah, sorry about that . >> yeah, sorry about that. >> yeah, sorry about that. >> sorry for those intros, lads, but how are you.7 how >> sorry for those intros, lads, but how are you? how is your lived experience tonight? >> pretty good. yeah >> pretty good. yeah >> good. i always think we should make this section funny at the start. what do you think? >> should >> should we should we? >> i think. >> i think. >> let's go anti—comedy. >> let's go anti—comedy. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> awkward. bants. >> just awkward. bants. >> just awkward. bants. >> yeah. yeah with >> yeah. yeah let's go with that. the team that. anyway, it's the a team tonight, guys. og tonight, guys. it's the 0g official headliners. line—up so let's smash it let's just absolutely smash it out and have a out of the p

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it is simply absent from the headline and those who read the headlines do not go any further.e sure that i said this, and the readers of the second what was it? well , after all, it seems to me, uh, a conscious person and a responsible person should develop some rules of information hygiene. this is about it. today i'm being serious . yes, there is. so such is the term digital intoxication, but this is no longer a right joke. it seems to me that uh, no, well, you need to rest from the news flow , of course, and you rest, as they say, you don’t read newspapers, right? we try, of course, and how it is necessary, probably, to look at some kind. if you still want to study something, but some, well, maybe not news content. look at least at least someone there someone is preparing something interesting. yes, on channel one. here, the more scientific content. you can look somehow a little bit to go to another area, for example, there, if politics is very concerned, well, look in some other area to see something like that , take a walk on the street. well, how do you personally feel?

first time headlines, now, headlines, headlines.er labour adviser matthew. lizzie, please . lizzie, your buzzer, please. wonderful. play along wonderful. and please play along at home. you've got to guess what the answer is, right? question one, a delayed british airways bahamas airways flight in the bahamas suffered this week suffered a menu change this week following issues with their planned flight food, which fast food passengers did. they use was it, a, burger king, b, mcdonald's or c, kfc? lizzie cundyi mcdonald's or c, kfc? lizzie cundy i think it's c, kfc. >> what do you think? >> what do you think? >> i think it's c, too, but i was just slow off the buzzer. >> it is. it's kfc. yay, yay, yay. i used to love that. i love it. until one day i had a bad one and then i've not gone back. question they'll you question to they'll send you boxes now. true or false? no, i would actually go for it again. true this week the un true or false? this week the un have is set have declared that july is set to warmest month on to be the warmes

time for headliners . for headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners . your first look at headliners. your first look at friday's newspapers . i'm your friday's newspapers. i'm your host andrew doyle. tonight i'm joined by comedy giant leo kearse and a comedian with a giant carbon footprint. it's the father of five josh howie. you both coordinated tonight. you're both coordinated tonight. you're both in your blue blazers looking very similar , but we're looking very similar, but we're in the same same jacket, etcetera . etcetera. >> i bought mine about a year ago, so if you want to know what it like new, you can it looks like brand new, you can look josh and you want to look at josh and if you want to know what it looks like after being on headline into being worn on headline came into the office. >> excited. the office. >> i'm really excited. i was like, i went to tkmaxx and found this amazing new blazer. >> you see, leo, you're a trendsetter. >> i always knew that about you. okay, the quid, now enough okay, the quid, £40. now enough of we're going to o

time for headliners . headliners. hello and welcome to headliners.lo and welcome to headliners . headliners. >> i'm simon evans. joining me tonight to snuggle up with wednesday's papers. two of the cuddliest comedians on the comedy circuit. we have leo kearse and steve allen. good evening. good evening. hello. that's like a pick up line. firstly, i've uttered there, isn't it.7 >> i mean, they just lead me into this stuff. >> i'm not sure. >> being on tv, i want to be referred to as cuddly. right at this moment. i don't think you are cuddly at all, although you've lowered your height in order make that possibly order to make that possibly more viable. little bit viable. you look a little bit shorter tonight. shorter than steve tonight. yeah, i'll put seat up. yeah, maybe i'll put my seat up. yeah, maybe i'll put my seat up. yeah be a bit more height. yeah, maybe i'll put my seat up. yeamainly bit more height. yeah, maybe i'll put my seat up. yeamainly leg,nore height. yeah, maybe i'll put my seat up. yeamainly leg, isn't1eight. yeah, maybe i'll put my

— headlines? there's a lots of posturing — headlines? there's a lots of posturing and _ headlines?ly, as you can imagine. labour's big push this weekend has been on education and particularly, as we just heard there from a man to pray charge, a whole host of problems in recruitment at the health system but there are also problems in education. watcher bridget philipson has been talking about today has been her plans for getting payments to teachers to stay in the profession and also essentially making sure it there's more qualifications to make it more established as a profession. but we before we get to any of that there are more strikes ahead, any parent to the uk knows this at the moment, waiting for the e—mail from the school to see whether that school will be shot or not. there are questions about whether labour would get a pay rise to teachers they would want. this is what bridget philipson had to say. my priority would be to have negotiations with the teaching unions — negotiations with the teaching unions to get through this. that isn't _ unions to get through this. that is

linda, your headline hero? linda, who's your headline hero?somerset. how who was the survivor of a brutal period of treatment from his wife who was actually having an affair with his carer and he survived all of this. he has cerebral palsy. and i listened to an interview with him tonight on television where he you know, i haven't he said, you know, i haven't been able to work and i don't work, but i regard this now as work, but i regard this now as work . i will work, but i regard this now as work. i will campaign to make sure that no one else ever suffers the way i've suffered. the description at the time was he was treated like a dog and he wasn't fed, he wasn't cleaned . wasn't fed, he wasn't cleaned. he was left in a room, imprisoned in his own home. and i think to come back with that kind of really humane remark is an thing. an extraordinary thing. >> absolutely. and brilliant nomination . i loved all three of nomination. i loved all three of those. i've got to say back page zero's against folks. zero's clocks against us folks. can power

they've got some great headlines next headlines coming in.rimewatch and many other tv hits. sue cook weighs in on this story. sue cook is radio. it's time now for the newsmaker in which we speak to a fearless commentator on the big issues of the day. >> and let's get more reaction now to the sex scandal engulfing the bbc. an allegations against one of its biggest stars, huw edwards tonight's newsmaker is a truly legendary broadcaster, none other than the former presenter of bbc children in need. presenter of bbc children in need . crimewatch and many other need. crimewatch and many other tv hits . sue cook. sue, welcome tv hits. sue cook. sue, welcome to mark dolan tonight. are you surprised by these allegations against huw edwards >> well, yes. everybody is surprised, aren't they? it was a terrible shock . you know, we terrible shock. you know, we he's the guy who led us through. he announced the queen's death. he announced the queen's death. he led us through the queen's funeral . and he's led us through funeral. and he's led us through the

that is the headlines. the news continues here now to sierra off the $1.00 oh $1.00, a stay with us or 2 stories of strong willed challenging traditional female stereotypes in the middle dominate as a site to make a difference. if i go how some of these look like this is highly contaminate to believe in the class, the risk and it will outages in the indies, right? chandelier is one of the most expensive timbers in the world. it's also an endangered species and an agent national black mancha trade has decimated valuable forests. one leaf, 5 percent of products and us is there is a lot us to 80 to 90 percent is gone like 2015 like that. he made more than one per dave $1000000.00. one man is accused of being at the top of the trade. so who meet? so who's i mean is wanted for international trafficking, afraid sandlewood and attempted murder on public officials in india. 101 east investigator indian send a warrant campaign and the fight to capture came in the this is in to pull headquarters easily on from for th

if _ headlines tomorrow? last night was a set of three by-elections. if it - headlines tomorrow?s - set of three by—elections. if it was a general election, were 650 seats were going at the same time, ulez would not even be spoken about by the media afterwards. we are talking about it because it was one constituency with these legal issues. there were two local issues that labour must reflect on, the first is ulez, which is complicated, theissue first is ulez, which is complicated, the issue counts because the conservative government has insisted that ulez be extended and now they are campaigning against their own policy. that was a complicated set of politics to deal with. there was a lot of mixed opinions in that seat about borisjohnson, his legacy and so forth. those things were quite disruptive in this campaign. it was very local, this campaign. we didn't get across the line and we will reflect on it. we do not want to excuse failure because we want to make sure that we are winning and learning lessons.— learning lessons. helen morgan, a fourth by-election _ learning lessons.

and those are your headlines. >> do you journal?on't journal. >> i have journaled at certain -- >> i thought you might. >> i wrote thoughts down but deployment it's been years and years -- >> do you -- i wrote books yopght keep a diary or journal. >> do i look like a journaller to you. >> you are -- the desk and everything in its place and superneat and everything. ocd -- >> feelings. but you feel something. >> that's not true. you can do objective account. that's a medical way of looking at the day. captain's log, you know. captain's log hosted with doctor sapphire was in today for rachel. it went wells. check. >> still ahead, a fox news alert -- a new york artifact pleading not guilty to murder charges with the gilgo beach killings on long island we'll talk to suffolk district attorney ray tyranny, next. how white do you think your teeth really are? let's try the tissue test. ooof, still yellow. whitening toothpaste can only do so much. there's toothpaste white, and there's crest 3d whitestrips white. so much whiter! crest. carvan