however, look, it is time for grown—ups, iam backing rishi, i backed _ for grown—ups, iam backing rishi've got loyalty— backed him last time, i've got loyalty to _ backed him last time, i've got loyalty to boris johnson, backed him last time, i've got loyalty to borisjohnson, and you've -ot loyalty to borisjohnson, and you've got to— loyalty to borisjohnson, and you've got to go— loyalty to borisjohnson, and you've got to go with where your heart is, and i_ got to go with where your heart is, and i backed boris and now boris isn't _ and i backed boris and now boris isn't doing — and i backed boris and now boris isn't doing it, i am going over to rishi. _ isn't doing it, i am going over to rishi. i— isn't doing it, i am going over to rishi, ithink isn't doing it, i am going over to rishi, i think rishi would be a fine prime _ rishi, i think rishi would be a fine prime minister, i have done many interviews — prime minister, i have done many interviews over the past two days and i_ interviews over the past two days and i have — interviews over the past two days and i have never ever set ot

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iam a brit, i'm english. you know, i love my marmite sandwiches and a good packet of crisps.ucrative franchises like despicable me, jurassic world and fast and furious. no matter how fast you are... you are listening to compton's very own... she championed movies like straight 0utta compton for audiences hollywood used to ignore. # mamma mia...#. are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space. we have a great project in development with tom that does contemplate him doing just that, yeah, taking a rocket up to the space station and shooting and hopefully being the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside of the space station. the hollywood sign's just had a lick of paint, as the movie industry this city was built on is going through huge transformation. the pandemic, the cost of living crisis and the rise of the streaming platforms means for the average movie lover, there's no place like home. i think we can enjoy things at home on streaming, of course. but in order to make movies matter, to create movie stars and to create, you know, directors a

iam rich i am rich preston.esters. a man is charged with attempted murder, after the husband of the us democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi, was attacked in their california home. the officers immediately entered, tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took of the hammer away from him and took the suspect of mr depape be into custody. the two candidates in the running to be brazil's next president are facing off in an all—or—nothing televised debate, ahead of sunday's election.

well, iam. it's all a bit, you know, lastminute.com, isn't it?probably out of date by the time we received them. they're still warm off my printer. later in the programme, some updated newspaper front pages had arrived, with one reporting mrjohnson�*s suggestion that he would be well placed to deliver a conservative victory in 202a. so, borisjohnson thinks that he should be world king. of course, he thinks he's best placed to win an election in 202a. he probably thinks he's best placed to win the american election in 202a. laughing. you know. sorry. that's all right. i keep on making you laugh. i'm sorry. no, you do. i mean, i shouldn't probably — i'm probably breaking some sort of terrible due impartiality rule by giggling. angela daly thought that martine croxall had,

i inaudible 7 iam inaudible 7 i am a poet, inaudible 7 iam a poet, i inaudible 7 i am a poet, i understandught it was so that. are just thought it was so powerful _ that. are just thought it was so powerful for _ that. are just thought it was so powerful for an _ that. are just thought it was so powerful for an artist - that. are just thought it was so powerful for an artist to . that. are just thought it was i so powerful for an artist to be using — so powerful for an artist to be using art— so powerful for an artist to be using art and writing to really engage — using art and writing to really engage these incarcerated kids and i_ engage these incarcerated kids and i wanted to tell the story of how— and i wanted to tell the story of how liza got to that room and — of how liza got to that room and what _ of how liza got to that room and what happened in that room 'ust and what happened in that room just from — and what happened in that room just from their viewpoint. of course there are those who will see this film and take the view that the incarcerated men don't need compassion because

iam not i am not sure it is a celebration, first of all.f all. it is so they of of celebration, first of all. it is so they of for of celebration, first of all. it is so they of for long singing. what they have held for a long time. singing. icall what they have held for a long time. singing. i call my mum and my sister. my mother was put in prison at the same time as my father. she was only released because she was pregnant with me. she also has been fighting for justice pregnant with me. she also has been fighting forjustice ever since. they are crying with one eye and they are happy with the other eye. i want to be beside the families. the verdict was what we hoped for and exactly what the prosecutor asked for, namely crime against international law, war crimes, and murderand a life sentence. you cannot hide yourself into sweden if you have done crimes against humanity, war crimes etc and also if we into sweden can do this, this is a good signal to the whole world. the government in a run has _ the whole world. the government in a run ha

well, iam. it's all a bit, you know, lastminute.com, isn't it?ecause all of the front pages were probably out of date by the time we received them. they're still warm off my printer. later in the programme, some updated newspaper front pages had arrived, with one reporting mr johnson's suggestion that he would be well placed to deliver a conservative victory in 202a. so borisjohnson thinks he should be world king. of course, he thinks he's best placed to win an election in 202a. he probably thinks he's best placed to win the american election in 202a. laughing sorry. that's all right. i keep on making you laugh. i'm sorry. no, you do. i mean, i shouldn't probably. i'm probably breaking some sort of terrible due impartiality rule by giggling. angela daly thought that martine croxsell had indeed broken the rules there, writing, smiling and giggling. she said, am i allowed to be this gleeful while i am? this was entirely unprofessional conduct for a supposedly neutral news channel. other viewers agreed, including heidi morgan, who recorded this vide

not i quote her exactly, i am very clear, i am not planning i quote her exactly, i am very clear, iamt £1 trillion in public spending. we were spending _ trillion in public spending. we were spending £700 billion back in 2010. what we _ spending £700 billion back in 2010. what we will make sure is that over the medium term the debt is falling, we will— the medium term the debt is falling, we will do _ the medium term the debt is falling, we will do that not by cutting public — we will do that not by cutting public spending, but by making sure we spend _ public spending, but by making sure we spend public money well. the honourable gentleman talks about our spending. _ honourable gentleman talks about our spending, which she doesn't seem to support, _ spending, which she doesn't seem to support, on— spending, which she doesn't seem to support, on the energy price guarantee, but the reality is he can't _ guarantee, but the reality is he can't criticise us on one hand for spending — can't criticise us on one hand for spending money and on the other hand claim we _ spending money and on t

forgive me, iam literally, you know, ten minutes into thejob me, iam literally, you know, ten minutes this role but, look, i accept that government has already had a very difficult period. as jeremy hunt said when he was appointed on friday, that nonetheless means it is doubly important to ensure that we are doing absolutely everything. jeremy hunt i think has done a greatjob of settling the issues relating to that mini budget. iwant settling the issues relating to that mini budget. i want to be here at the home office doing what i think is one of the most important roles in government are making sure that people feel secure. she in government are making sure that people feel secure.— people feel secure. she says it is im ortant people feel secure. she says it is important to _ people feel secure. she says it is important to own _ people feel secure. she says it is important to own up to _ people feel secure. she says it is important to own up to mistakes| people feel secure. she says it is - important to own up to mistakes and said the prime minister has not owned up to mistakes. you

iam not everything from snowpack on mountaintops. this i think we just need to maybe adapt our scheduling programming and all of these ice fields are literally gone.- of these ice fields are literally gone. there is absolutely _ literally gone. there is absolutely some - literally gone. there is| absolutely some things literally gone. there is - absolutely some things you can do. absolutely some things you can do we — absolutely some things you can do. we don't know the cause of the wash— do. we don't know the cause of the wash fire but it was human, there _ the wash fire but it was human, there was— the wash fire but it was human, there was no lightning that day — there was no lightning that day. somebody dropped a cigarette, somebody did something. sojust be aware. if you are — something. sojust be aware. if you are from areas where it is maybe — you are from areas where it is maybe not— you are from areas where it is maybe not as dry, even parking your— maybe not as dry, even parking your car— maybe not as dry, even parking your c

iam about i am about to witness something really quite special, one of japan's wildest annual festivalsor a jamboree that has been going on for 300 years. it began when local craftsmen would show off their wares to the lord of the castle. the tradition continues today with teams, still all—male, from individual neighbourhoods, competing in a procession around the city. this year marks the debut of a brand—new float and p0 is the proud master craftsman. are you excited? maybe i could help, could i help with your rehearsal? maybe. help with your rehearsal? ma be. �* ., . , help with your rehearsal? ma be. �* ., ., , maybe. before anything can ha en maybe. before anything can happen there _ maybe. before anything can happen there is _ maybe. before anything can happen there is an - maybe. before anything can happen there is an official l happen there is an official blessing where they pray for safety. they are making an offering to the god for an wish for a happy and safe festival. i am now a member of a very special group. this even though this is a rehearsal it is deadly serious. deadly

iam i am overexcited and i'm scared and i'm nervous. i know it will be perfect, he always is.utube, which, for now, is still available in russia. already, tens of thousands are watching. we are not there. we're not on the ground. we need to find the way to be as honest as professional as we were. it's a huge stress and a huge trauma for russians to understand, to acknowledge that their country right now is on their country right now is on the other side, that their country is an aggressor, actually. right now the only thing that we can do is to spread information, five propaganda, put the facts in front of people. cheering. i don't want to be a part of a political fight. unfortunately, we are part of a political fight but it's not our choice to be there. wejust fight but it's not our choice to be there. we just wanted to be journalists. to be there. we just wanted to bejournalists. 0ur to be there. we just wanted to bejournalists. our mission is to be there for russian citizens, for people who live in russia. who want better russia. ,, . , ., . ., russia. since its relaunch fr

iam? now you are going north. oh, my god.like, "oh no, we have a problem". - when we are thrusting forward, one of the thrusters is thrusting back right now. the only thing i can do right now is a 360. i was thinking, "we're not going to make it!" we are literally 300 metres from titanic and although we are in the debris field, we can't go anywhere but go in circles. when i am initiating thrust, i am turning. that is why i spun on the platform. yeah. oh, god, no, don't tell me we have to go to surface, at 300 metres away from the titanic. i had covid a few years ago. the first covid, the nasty one, as they say. and i found, i had lost 80kg in the last two years, i had been keeping myself very fit and watching my diet. one of the things i do is i box every day. so usually i spend about two or three hours in the gym but one of them is boxing for an hour, and i was running out of breath a lot. i went to see a heart specialist in london. they did a myriad of tests and they found the covid had given me sarcoidosis in one of the ve

iam not be record for wheelchair rugby league.t i have seen pictures of the building and it looks fantastic. now all we have to do is play well and live up to the occasions. do is play well and live up to the occasions-— do is play well and live up to the occasions. . , , occasions. the french, they will be the ones to — occasions. the french, they will be the ones to beat, _ occasions. the french, they will be the ones to beat, yet _ occasions. the french, they will be the ones to beat, yet again? - occasions. the french, they will be the ones to beat, yet again? theyl the ones to beat, yet again? they are, the the ones to beat, yet again? they are. they have — the ones to beat, yet again? they are, they have some _ the ones to beat, yet again? tie1 are, they have some amazing plays, really talented and invented the sport themselves. they have been playing at the longest and have earned their favouritism. playing at the longest and have earned theirfavouritism. it playing at the longest and have earned their favouritism. it is up

hello, iam hello, i am mark edwards with your sport. and we are going to start with a football.t the hosts ahead with a first—time finish before aaron ramsey they had a for european debut to forget, he failed to clear a corner, and as substitute doubled psp's lead. arsenal will need to uric now. cristiano ronaldo marked his return to football with his 7015t his return to football with his 701st goal with a comfortable win, and set up a tantalising group decider with real sociedad in spain next week. the hosts went on their way to victory with a header on the post before the break. substitute marcus rashford headed the cross in second period and with nine minutes left on the clock, ronaldo getting m- mil-iii! and they are unbeaten in rebound and they are unbeaten in seven matches in all competitions. west ham have had a brilliant europa league campaign so far and knew a win against silkeborg would seal top spot in theirgroup. a great result for the hammers who have guaranteed their place in the last 16 of the competition. michail antonio won what was a bit of a soft penalty. but

also recognised it helps the poorest in society, that is the decision he can point to and say, look, iambe saying, you know, this is an example of the fact that i might be rich, i might be privileged, but i will try to take the right decisions that are for the good of the country. decisions that are for the good of the country-— decisions that are for the good of the count .“ , ,, ., ,, the country. "rishi sunak, saying it is a privilege _ the country. "rishi sunak, saying it is a privilege giving _ the country. "rishi sunak, saying it is a privilege giving back _ the country. "rishi sunak, saying it is a privilege giving back to - the country. "rishi sunak, saying it is a privilege giving back to the - is a privilege giving back to the country i owe so much to. ads, is a privilege giving back to the country i owe so much to. a nod and a wink to those _ country i owe so much to. a nod and a wink to those who _ country i owe so much to. a nod and a wink to those who are _ country i owe so much to. a nod and a wink to those who are saying - country i owe so much to. a nod and a wink to tho

iam keeping my fingers — the relished it. iam keeping my fingers crossed _ the relished it.bably the highlight when _ that. what about you? probably the highlight when matt _ that. what about you? probably the highlight when matt took _ that. what about you? probably the highlight when matt took us - that. what about you? probably the highlight when matt took us to - highlight when matt took us to mcdonald's, i enjoyed that quite thoroughly. mcdonald's, i en'oyed that quite thoroughly.— mcdonald's, i en'oyed that quite thorourhl . ~ ., , ., , thoroughly. whether lots of people thinkina thoroughly. whether lots of people thinking what _ thoroughly. whether lots of people thinking what was _ thoroughly. whether lots of people thinking what was going _ thoroughly. whether lots of people thinking what was going on? - thoroughly. whether lots of people thinking what was going on? we i thoroughly. whether lots of people i thinking what was going on? we were havin: the thinking what was going on? we were having the discussion _ thinking what was going on? we were having the discuss

iam back i am back at three o'clock, known bbc news...e england: serving england, ai by night: against the clock i don't think people fully realise how much people do use the ai. it's really scary. you get cars which will come in within inches of you. the road surface has worn out. it's been down, some of it, for 30 years. it was so frustrating, sat in traffic all day, every day. we have major mechanical issues. we are kind of stuck in the middle of the ai. never, ever happened in my life before. so there's a lot on my shoulders. the amount of language has been a bit atrocious. i can see you are all super keen! we've got six hours to do what we need to do. everyone's like, "quick, get signed off. we need to get out." time is not ourfriend now. this is the biggest project, both value—wise and duration—wise that i've ever worked on. in my role, i'm responsible ultimately for all construction works. i think there's probably a perception by the public that there's not a lot happening on road works. but, you know, to have 150, 200 people on si

well, iam! —— gleeful.h me are parliamentary journalist, tony grew, and chief political correspondent at the telegraph. we could not have two better guess tonight. the front pages haven't arrived! it's all a bit last minute. all of the front pages were probably out of date by the time we received them. they're still warm up the printer. camilla and tony, just give me an overview of what we've been through in the last week in british politics. i in the last week in british olitics. ~' ., in the last week in british olitics. ~ ., ., , ., , , politics. i think more has happened in the last week _ politics. i think more has happened in the last week than _ politics. i think more has happened in the last week than would - in the last week than would normally happen over a period of months or years. it feels like it's been such a roller coaster. we had the resignation of liz truss as prime minister only the last few days, saying she wasn't able to deliver the mandate on which she was elected, so she spoken to his

iam really closest election of brazil had since 1989.the result but i think this will be an election that we will talk about this for a few days because probably the supporters of bolsonaro won't accept this result, especially as close as it was. and i think we will talk about this election for a few days. talk about this election for a few da s. , . ., , , days. indeed, because president bolsonaro has _ days. indeed, because president bolsonaro has repeatedly - days. indeed, because president bolsonaro has repeatedly said i days. indeed, because president l bolsonaro has repeatedly said that he is questioning the legitimacy of the election if he loses. what kind of reaction do you expect from him now that we are seeing live pictures of supporters of lula celebrating and supporters of bolsonaro in a much darker mood? i and supporters of bolsonaro in a much darker mood?— and supporters of bolsonaro in a much darker mood? i am hearing right now some peeple _ much darker mood? i am hearing right now some people in _ much darker mood? i am h

i have not come down publicly, iam mulling things over privately.ully boris johnson will be the next prime minister. penny mordaunt is the one. and yes, enter the one candidate happy to face questions today, penny mordaunt, although she was not particularly keen on answering many of them directly. yes or no? do you stand by that? you said it a couple of weeks ago. you are trying very hard, laura... she trails behind the others but she says it is important to keep going. i am very confident about the progress we are making, and i will say to you that i am in this to win it. some of the things we want to do... opposition parties say it is time for a general election. let the public in to decide. do they want to continue with this utter chaos or do they want stability under a labor government? tonight, the latest twist in the career of borisjohnson, after a weekend at the centre of attention, with this former prime minister out and off the stage, for now at least, are we looking right now at the next prime minister? rishi sunak could be walking through

mr speaker, iam a fighter, not a quitter.h fighting, and she's quit. so who will take over? you mightjust remember this guy. hasta la vista, baby. hasta la vista — "see you later". might we again? some conservatives would love it, others hate it. last time's runner—up, rishi sunak, is a possibility, as is cabinet minister penny mourdant and kemi badenoch, yesterday having a pop at liz truss in the process, suella braverman. mr hunt are you looking forward to being in numberten? - ruled himself out. at teatime we found out more from the conservative party about how the contest will work. nominations are now open, will close at 2pm on monday. candidates will be expected to have at least 100 colleagues nominating them. but if the party should put forward two candidates there will be an online vote for conservative party members to choose the next leader. all stages of the election will be concluded by friday the 28th of october. who might find themselves moving on here a week tomorrow? after what has happened to liz truss, you m

i have not come down publicly, iam mulling things over privately.ully boris johnson will be the next prime minister. penny mordaunt is the one. and yes, enter the one candidate happy to face questions today, penny mordaunt, although she was not particularly keen on answering many of them directly. yes or no? do you stand by that? you said it a couple of weeks ago. you are trying very hard, laura... she trails behind the others but she says it is important to keep going. i am very confident about the progress we are making, and i will say to you that i am in this to win it. some of the things we want to do... opposition parties say it is time for a general election. let the public in to decide. do they want to continue with this utter chaos or do they want stability under a labor government? tonight, the latest twist in the career of borisjohnson, after a weekend at the centre of attention, with this former prime minister out and off the stage, for now at least, are we looking right now at the next prime minister? rishi sunak could be walking through

iam livid, and i really shouldn't say this, but i hope all those people that put liz truss in numbertenpe it was worth it for the ministerial red box, to sit around the cabinet table, because the damage they have done to our party is extraordinary. what is happening with chief whip? it was a great victory today, chief whip, great credit to her. tonight, many senior conservatives gathered at a private members club. is it right to be having champagne while the government is collapsing, sir graham? they don't know, we don't know, how long this government has left. after a day like today, it's life expectancy has shortened further. a little earlier i asked reem ibrahim, who's a political commentator and young conservative if this is the beginning of the end for liz truss as prime minister. i think we are looking at liz truss�* long—term economic plans and we really would like to see her push forward those free—market reforms within the party but again i think with the direction the party is going and is really quite difficult. we are looking at huge amounts of chaos throughout the past few

iam afraid i am afraid that is right.haps are getting up excruciatingly early in the morning and are under slot. essentially, this report has tracked the health and sleeping patterns of around 8000 people in the uk. these people at the age of 50 were found to have no chronic disease at all. and they kept a record of their sleeping pattern for the next 25 years. so comprehensive. the results i am afraid are ominous but those of us who don't get so much sleep. i will try to get the statistics right in spite of my own sleep deprivation. to people who are getting five hours of sleep or less were 30% more likely or at greater risk of coming down with multiple ailments that people who were sleeping at least seven hours. and perhaps even more ominously, people who are getting less sleep were also much more associated with coming to an early death. so all in all we should be taking our beauty sleep rather seriously. taking our beauty sleep rather seriousl . �* , ., ., taking our beauty sleep rather seriousl . �* ., ., seriously.

actually, iam not, we have got two crackers. great, and then, of course, there's the supplements as well. do you sign off all the supplements and the magazines, too? so you've presumably done them much earlier? yes, i make a point of signing off all the supplements so this morning i should have signed off culture but i was actually late in and my deputy signed it off for me. and then tomorrow i will sign off the magazine and style. on friday i sign off travel and money and at some point along the way, i also sign off property. it is a busy time? it is a busy week, yeah. and we will get very excited about your two scoops coming up. i am assuming you are not going to tell me anything about them now? no, i'm not. 0k, more from you, emma, in a bit, but first let's turn to ukraine and the bbc�*s world affairs editor, john simpson, he went to kyiv to interview president zelensky, but found himself back on our screens reporting on monday's bombardment by the russians. john simpson was of course a fixture of bbc coverage from the world'

iam livid, and i really shouldn't say this, but i hope all those people that put liz truss in numbertent was worth it for the ministerial red box, to sit around the cabinet table, because the damage they have done to our party is extraordinary. what is happening with chief whip? it was a great victory today, chief whip, great credit to her. tonight, many senior conservatives gathered at a private members club. is it right to be having champagne while the government is collapsing, sir graham? they don't know, we don't know, how long this government has left. after a day like today, its life expectancy has shortened further. president putin has announced heightened security measures across russia, including the annexed crimea, and declared martial law in the four unlawfuilly occupied regions of ukraine. the move, in the luhansk, donetsk, zaporizhzhia and kherson regions — allows the stopping of people's movement, forced labour for defence purposes and the confiscation of property. the new general in charge of the russian invasion has admitted that the situation for his troops remains tens

iam around... come on, let's get out of here. i've nothing else the diaryjust in case.know! hello there. despite a few isolated showers in the far northwest, on the whole, monday was a glorious autumnal day with a lot of sunshine — a great opportunity to get out and enjoy those late—summer flowers. however, clear skies by day lead to a chilly night, and we could see a touch of frost as temperatures hover around freezing early on tuesday. these are favoured spots across central and southern areas of england. a little more cloud further north and west, and here, we keep the threat of some showers. so, the showers there from the word go during tuesday and they will become a little bit these are favoured spots across central and southern areas of england. a little more cloud further north and west, and here, we keep the threat of some showers. so, the showers there from the word go during tuesday and they will become a little bit more frequent as we move into the afternoon. elsewhere, clouding over a little into the northwest of england and northern ireland. a little of fai

iam livid, and i really shouldn't say this, but i hope all those people that put liz truss in numberten it was worth it for the ministerial red box, to sit around the cabinet table, because the damage they have done to our party is extraordinary. what is happening with chief whip? it was a great victory today, chief whip, great credit to her. tonight, many senior conservatives gathered at a private members club. is it right to be having champagne while the government is collapsing, sir graham? they don't know, we don't know, how long this government has left. after a day like today, it's life expectancy has shortened further. chris mason reporting there. professor garret martin is from the school of international service at the american university in washington. professor, in recent years we have looked across the atlantic at american politics and thought, goodness, what is going on and what comes next? i dare say this is being reciprocated in the other direction right now. yes, absolutely, _ direction right now. yes, absolutely, it _ direction right now. yes, absolutely, it has - direc

iam humbled circumstances both at home and abroad.d unionist party. it is the greatest privilege of my life to be able to serve the party i love and give back to the country i love. —— i owe so much to. the united kingdom is a great country, but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together, because that is the only way we will overcome the challenges we face and build a better, more prosperous future for our children and our grandchildren. i pledge that i will serve you with integrity and humility, and i will work day in, day out to deliver for the british people.— work day in, day out to deliver for the british people. let's speak now to sir roger— the british people. let's speak now to sir roger gail, _ the british people. let's speak now to sir roger gail, 's _ the british people. let's speak now to sir roger gail, 's conservative i to sir roger gail, �*s conservative mp since 19 83. i know you're about to

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iam in awe, actually, of politicians who are able to do that. mean? yes. all parties have part of the answer, part of the truth, and all of them also get pushed out to talk about things they clearly don't believe in, which must be an extremely hard thing to do. how does young pauljohnson, who has been pretty left—wing, ed balls tells a story about you staring at a carpet in a tutorial when he said, what's wrong with capitalism anyway? how do then work for an impartial economics institution during the height of thatcherism and stay impartial? you worked for steve webb who went on to be a lib dem minister. he recalls you working together on poverty, and you both having to accept, because the boss was andrew dilnot, you aren't here to comment on whether that is a good or a bad thing, you are here to look at the numbers and reach conclusions. other people make the politicaljudgments. i think that's absolutely crucial. we do lots of work on poverty, we do work on inequality, we can point out the impact of policies on that. we study inequality a lot.

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