park. 12-0, approaching half-time at kingston park.— 12-0, approaching half-time at kingston park. 12on park. italy had a chance to score a third — kingston park. italy had a chance to score a third try _ kingston park. italy had a chance to score a third try but _ kingston park. italy had a chance to score a third try but one _ kingston park. italy had a chance to score a third try but one of - kingston park. italy had a chance to score a third try but one of their- score a third try but one of their players dropped the ball over the line so scotland may be grateful for that but as it is it is 12—0. wales were beaten heavily by hosts new zealand at the women's rugby world cup. but are still in a good position to make the knockout stage. the reigning world champions ran in ten tries to win 56 points to 12. wales did mange two of their own but were outclassed in front of a sell out crowd to sit third in their group. elsewhere emily tuttosi scored two tries as canada secured a spot in the quarterfinals with a 22—12 victory over italy in pool b. and in pool c fiji scored a try in the dyi

dagen: it's in kingston, north carolina. >> have you been to kingston.ew up in the area. vivian howard is a friend of mine. >> she has a terrific restaurant. dagen: we're all related to each other. anyone south of washington, d.c. is probably blood kin. dagen: kingston is so small, for you to set up the facility there -- >> i was born there. dagen: talk about bringing jobs to parts of the rural south that need the jobs. >> it's been a great experience. i was born there. i've got family roots there. and the north carolina he global transport which is owned by the state of north carolina recruited me to the move my business there and expand it there. we've been super fortunate, have a terrific relationship with the state, the local governments and they've been supportive of our growth. we added nearly 300 jobs just this year alone which doesn't sound like a lot in new york but kingston, north carolina, that's a big deal. dagen: my hometown is 1,000 people. if they got 50 jobs that would be a booming economy. maria: and you've got a booming business right n

and so these are vulnerabilities that china may exploit short of an invasion of kingston director of asian studies at temple university japan. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. ah, wisdom can come with old age, but there are downsides. time will tell with the new leader of india's main opposition congress party molly car. john carter gay is a year older than you as president joe biden. he senior to indian prime minister and for modi by 8 years. and although carnegie is a departure from the influential naval gandhi leadership, he is a gandhi family, loyalist. he overwhelmingly won the votes of his secular party, but modi's hard, right? nationalist b, j. p. still look, set for a 3rd term in elections. drew by 2024 d. w. stella bureau chief, amrita cima joins us in. tell us more about the new leader of in he has congress party. hi, ben will the new leader of india congress party. i generally category is 80 years old, as you mentioned, and he is a person with a great amount of organizational skills at the regional local as well as at the national level. he was a minister

adam, thank you very much indeed, and wilde at - very much indeed, and wilde at kingston park.oday, and these are live pictures from the coverage ofjamaica plain in the competition for the first time against ireland. ireland where 101 on to win this match, and it certainly training up that way so far but about six minutes to go. 38 points to two they lead to jamaica. as i say, on bbc two. wales still have a chance of reaching the quarter finals of the women's rugby union world cup, but had a chastening defeat to new zealand today. joe lynskey reports on the hosts' 56—12 win. whales came to auckland with hope. they've played one and 11 and now face time the team to beat. this is new zealand, the world cup hosts and reigning champions and who whales have never beaten. they were kept at bay for 60 minutes. but then the black ferns forced through. that would be the first of ten new zealand tries in all forms of rugby union, they can conjure the extraordinary. 0n the end of two scores was 18—year—old sylvia brent, and the whales got one try in each half, there were constellations. i

ario, our ivan zhigalov, was recognized as the best player in kingston at the start of the championship. at the gates of the new team the goalkeeper played two matches and earned in them . the captain in the reliability of 2.03 reflected almost 94% of the shots. one of the saves of the belarusian was recognized by the club as the best save of the week , let me remind you in the summer, the goalkeeper worked in the rookie camp, and then in the main dprk colorado avalanche, recall the election of lavi. we selected the belarussians in the recent nhl entry draft . we will spend a day with incredible people. i like to watch when the harvesters go into the field, thresh the bunker and then pour it into the car somewhere, you will see a squirrel somewhere. it is interesting through the transition. maybe a duck with ducklings come to the city center and it's unexpected. let's get to know them with their hobbies and favorite work. we don't have a problem, let's say we work around the clock.

jeff kingston is director of asian studies at temple university japan, a grass roots organization, given crash courses to tie when he citizens on civil defense. what does that tell you about? ty, one's preparedness well tells me that they're learning the lessons of ukraine, and also underscores the huge military gap between china and taiwan. china has a 1000000 soldiers. taiwan has 80000. so after 2 decades of double digit increases, military spending on china side, taiwan this year has a record increase of 15 percent. but overall it's defense. budget remains around 20000000000 dollars, 110th of what china's is. so we used the government really doing enough because analysts of described mandatory service in taiwan, which is only a few months as poll and they're right when they ended conscription 2018. that was a big turning point of the short training period that people undergo. they don't actually handle weapons, it's more conceptual. so yes, i agree with those analysts to believe that that is insufficient. and that's why i think the chip tycoon has stepped in, say, look, we need territ

park in newcastle in theirfinal are taking on fiji at kingston park in newcastle in their final poolhey really did have only very faint hopes of going through to the quarterfinal after losing both their opening matches, but it looks like they are going out of this world cup. fiji will go through to the quarterfinals, second place in pool b, behind australia the world champions who play a bit later on in st helens against italy. from bramall lane, thank you. a busy day in the premier league. graham potter's return to brighton as chelsea manager didn't go according to plan. spurs were under pressure on the south coast too, as they squeezed past bournemouth, but it's manchester city who sit top of the table after a 1—nil win at leicester, and no erling haaland in sight. joe lynskey was watching. manchester city needed a plan. for the first time this season, they had no erling haaland. the top flight top scorer unfit and left out. so instead, at leicester, they went with julian alvarez. instead, at leicester, they went withjulian alvarez. a bright argentine forward, but without the strik

jeff kingston teaches asian politics at temple university in japan. >> the pandemic has given them a golden opportunity to crack down and limit people's freedom of movement. >> it's helped xi jin ping turn china into no one is allowed to criticize the government or especially its leader. he faces no challenges at this party congress. four y later this week the congress will rubber stamp an unprecedented five more years in power. as for taiwan, that's the island president biden has said the u.s. will help fend off a chinese takeover. . >> elizabeth palmer, cbs news, hong kong. >>> the equipment will be ■used to bolster police. they're up against powerful gangs who block the flow of critically needed humanitarian aid. >>> straight ahead on the cbs weekend news. draft dodgers. we meet some of the men fleeing putin's war. >>> plus the billionaire rocket man ready for a new adventure. >>> meet the musicians on a mission to use their sound as a voice for justice. >>> this week, nato and russia will separately hold exercises of their nuclear forces. it comes at a time when rising tensions o

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i'm joined by my guest nichol, i petro in kingston. he is professor of political science at the university of rhode island in jersey city. we have sarah founder's, she is co director of international action center. her upcoming book is sanctions a wrecking ball in a global economy. and in mount jackson, we have karen about koski. she is a retired united states air force, lieutenant colonel who served both an essay and the office of secretary of defense . all right, crosses rose and the fact that means you can jump in in time you want and i always appreciate nickel. i like to return to what tuttleton bird said, i'm going to repeat it here, a military victory for russia and ukraine, which fell feet for the entire western alliance. well, i mean, that's saying the obvious though nato continues continues, is a, it is not a co belligerent and it is not russia is not, it's not in the military conflict with russia been by saying that the fact that it's true. and i would say on this side of the pond, a lot of people believe exactly the same thi

i petro in kingston is professor of political science at the university of rhode island in jersey city. we have sarah founder's, she is co director of international action center. her upcoming book is sanctions a wrecking ball in a global economy. and in mount jackson, we have karen kosky. she is a retired united states air force, lieutenant colonel who served both n s a and the office of secretary of defense are cross roads. and in fact, that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate nickel. i'd like to return to what stuff and bird said, i'm going to repeat it here. a military victory for russia and ukraine would spell defeat for the entire western alliance. well, i mean, that's saying the obvious though, nato continues, continues. 8 is not a co belligerent, and it is not. russia is not there, it's not in the military conflict with russia, but by saying that, in fact, it's true. and i would say on this side of the pond, a lot of people believe exactly the same thing. that's why the stakes are so high. go ahead, nick, why? i agree with you completely and like you

i'm writing for that little square black girl in the middle of kingston who thinks she is alone in this i have to put myself there so when i talk like that, no, nobody is questioning heterosexual father and daughter or father and son, they are straight, isn't that we are mother and daughter, they are both straight, isn't that weird? no, had to say no, to write that in so that we can all -- start wrapping our minds around the possibility. being mindful in our stories, as a lesbian writer for sure so hopefully that will help. if my books do become movies or series hopefully a good screenwriter could present that on the screen as well. >> top of our list for adaptations so it was already there for being adapted so someone else wanting to circle back to our first question about books being made into movie or tv, it will tie into the question that was just posed about lgbt q plus as it too soon for a bell hooks movie? what do you think? >> we deserve to have all of the treatment, documentary film about that would be wonderful and i was thinking about her a lot during this panel. a book, femi

they scored 10 tries at kingston park in a 60 points to four win.b but fiji are strong favourites to advance as they play winless scotland while italy face holders australia. one other game for you, and it is new zealand againstjamaica. it is live on bbc three and the bbc sport website. jamaica making their debut in this rugby league world cup. the reggae warriors, as they are told. new zealand look like they might�*ve had a score, but itjust bounced off the post by the of things. as i say, this is a conversion. i am trying to watch this out of the corner of my eye. they missed the conversion but they did get the try. 4— new zealand playing jamaica, jamaica plain their debut in the rugby league world cup. next to football, and firstly a big win for the premier league side that started the day bottom of the table. nottingham forrest stunned liverpool at a rocking city ground to win 1—0 and move off the foot of the table. reginaldo rosario was watching. this is how much three points meant to nottingham forest on a day they had waited 23 long years for

they were beaten 30—14 by fiji at kingston park in newcastle. cupjourney. they newcastle. and that ends their world cup journey. they did newcastle. and that ends their world cupjourney. they did manage newcastle. and that ends their world cup journey. they did manage to score three tries so they went out on somewhat of a high against a very good fiji side. but they are now, their competition is now over. fiji go through to the quarterfinals, a second place in pool b, behind, we assume, australia, who havejust kicked off in the last few minutes against italy. they are currently 8-0 against italy. they are currently 8—0 up. against italy. they are currently 8-0 u -. �* . against italy. they are currently 8-0 u. �* . ~ against italy. they are currently 8-0 uh, “ ., . ., against italy. they are currently 8-0u. ., . ., ., 8-0 up. adam wilde, from bramall lane, 8-0 up. adam wilde, from bramall lane. thank— 8-0 up. adam wilde, from bramall lane, thank you. _ 8-0 up. adam wilde, from bramall lane, thank you. football. - a busy day in the premier league

. >> stephen: who is the hero of this movie, kingston?ed peter who loves to do bad stuff, and then when he does bad, he gets the bad in him. >> stephen: so in other words, he invites the demon in by being bad, and then he gets worse? >> yeah! >> stephen: okay, who is the main villain, ghost or monster of our movie? ava. >> no one. >> yeah. >> because he's going to be really big. >> and he's sleeping as peter. peter is sleeping. >> stephen: peter is the boy who is sleeping who gets possessed by the demon when he does something bad and the demon sees it as an opportunity and no one possesses him. does that sound right. >> no one. >> stephen: how does our demon morningy fit into this? >> he's the monkey that died that possessed him. >> stephen: it's a monkey who becomes a demon who possesses no one who becomes a demon and no one possesses peter. it's like aatureducken of evil. as it turducken of evil. melanie, you have something to say? >> he has a little dance for you to show. go, tess! >> you're all-- you're all possessed by a demon. >> st

so far relocated to areas lining kingston, poughkeepsie and new york city. >> the city continues to struggleayor calls it humanitarian crisis and suspending land use regulations but, eric, no long-term solution is in place, back to you. eric: all right, david, the bus wills still come. arthel: the importance of protecting your vote, the texas secretary of state joins fox news live next on efforts there to ensure people can trust voting machines ahead of the midterm elections plus you, eric, looked into claims that voter fraud is a widespread issue. stick around to see what eric found out. eric: protecting the vote where we report the integrity's of election system. says they found no problems in the 2020 presidential election. arizona despite gop claims there of massive voter fraud, the attorney general's office recently found 20 cases out of 4 million voters, florida same result, governor ron desantis special voter fraud unit has brought only 20 cases there out of 11 million votes from the 2020 presidential election. experts say that the claims of election fraud are vastly overstated and do

true story about what was going on in england before joan of arc was executed, it will be shown in kingstona stark november night. we got to present list of top democrats, president obama blamed for hillary losing to trump. newly revealed government documents and house democrats slamming speaker pelosi for blocking congress stock trading band until after the midterms after pelosi's husband made a killing on lucrative stock trades while she was in office liz peek on "the evening edit" next.ke ♪ t >> if he comes in doggy do on his shoes, put the cherry on toy and call it a chopping sunday. ♪ backlash going against biden's student loan debt, knocking out 4 million borrowers out after seven states suited as unconstitutional. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with more. >> good evening. it turns out student loan debt forgiveness president biden promised might be too good to be true for some. the biden administration making cuts to the student loan debt bailout, people who thought they could qualify for the relief now cannot. borrowers with federal student loans but those are owned by private ent

so far they have been relocated to areas like kingston, poughkeepsie, and new york city.et up to the highway, we don't know what happens to them from there on. will: you and i were talking earlier i asked you to h do the kids to your knowledge have parent, family relative. >> no. will: all the cities you mentioned are sanctuary cities. >> they will sponsor them, exactly. we're concerned about it. we run child protective services in the county. we follow up on issues if we have any questions, or any questionable background where these young kids are going to be. these we don't know about and i don't think the fbi or federal officials or marshals will check on them. we are concerned are they going to harvey weinstein's house or going to a shelter? are they getting a pathway to citizenship? that is what we're concerned about. will: what does it say to you, people like the mayor of new york city, eric adams complain about the governors of texas, florida, sending illegal immigrants up here while at very same time, quite hon necessarily for longer party happening under the guid

. >> they going to be reunited with their family, parents, so far they have been relocated to kingston, poughkeepsie, new york city. >> more than 1700 migrants have been sent since april. molly: big numbers, david lee miller. russia striking back after attack. an update in the war raging in ukraine next. ♪ ♪ ♪ st molly: at least 17 people are dead and dozens more are wounded following series of russian missile strikes on the southern ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia, that is a territory that vladimir putin annex just last week. the strikes came hours after an explosion destroyed part of the critical bridge linking crimea to russia's mainland. trey yingst live in kharkiv ukraine. trey. trey: we are learning more today following explosion that partially destroyed the only bridge between russia and crimea. what we are learning is about the russian response. president vladimir putin ordering posture and sending divers under the strait to look for more evidence on who was behind the attack and putin on monday holding security council meeting to hold responsible responses to the explosion. as

jeff kingston teaches asian politics at temple university in japan. >> xi's inclinations are for politicalnd the pandemic has given him a golden opportunity to crack down and limit people's freedom of movement. >> reporter: it's helped xi jinping turn china into a highly efficient surveillance state. facial recognition technology watches citizens wherever they go. and no one is allowed to criticize the government or especially its leader. he faces no challenges at this party congress. four years ago, xi jinping engineered the abolition of term limits. later this week, the congress will rubber stamp an unprecedented five more years in power for him as china's leader. as for taiwan, that's the island president biden has said the u.s. will help fend off a chinese takeover, xi jinping said that china is committed to what he called reunification, if possible peacefully, if necessary by force. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, hong kong. >>> the u.s. and canadian forces have delivered tactical and armored vehicles and supplies to crisis-torn haiti. the equipment will be used to bolster police. they're

so far they've been relocated to areas like kingston, poughkeepsie and myself, and once our deputiese see them leave the airport and get onto the highway, we don't know what happens to them from there on. will: i think the big takeaway here is -- and i hear you inherently focusing, rachel, on the human nature, this human tragedy, you know? these are children who are being shuttled around the country in the middle of the night. that's, you know, by design very secretive. and -- pete: look, they're running to the bus like get away from the cameras. will: it's secretive and it's working. here you have county executives, i don't know, i don't know what happens to them. i don't know where they go. i don't know, do they go to a shell summer do they go to families? i don't even know if they stay in my city. and hen the other part beyond the human tragedy is so much political, you know, hyperbole about ron desantis and governor greg abbott shipping illegal immigrants up to washington, d.c., new york and chicago in order to highlight the problem. that's the point of the problem, to highlight

a bunch of different locations throughout the new york, farmingdale, bronx, huntington station, kingstonrent areas they went throughout for that planeload. neil: just incredible. guys please keep us up to date about this, there seems to be a double standard we're all for consistency, does not seem consistency where it gets covers, way it gets reported, what you're dealing with right now. thank you both very much. >> thank you. neil: the dow is down 105 points. we're following days after discussions of a republican governor and a democratic president joining forces, even though they're politically miles apart. the fallout from their working together, after this. ♪. go. go lights. go big city lights. go spotlights. go stadium lights. emerson software helps clean energy become reliable electricity. go “good night.” go boldly. emerson. municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for consistent income that's federally tax-free, now is an excellent time to consider m

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kingston university researchers, they connected the calming influence of pets to those who are less resilients of everyday life. but apparently there's a catch when it comes to the benefits of pets wher people put their hats before time with her human friends, it was associated with increased feelings of loneliness. >> nobody matched all 6 numbers in last night's powerball jackpot. so the pot is now expected to grow to 700 million dollars making it the 5th largest jackpot in the game's history. next drawing tomorrow night, the cash value. if you just take the cash about 335 million dollars and growing. and speaking of those, those stress reducing i don't know if we've ever checked in with ken. you've named your dog now. we were talking about what name you're considering a bunch of names. yes. >> we decided on stevie licks lick and he's kind of cute like stevie stevie looks like skewed and >> for everyone at home has been waiting. yes, so she can bark and growl and all that stuff she can sing. congrats on the rescue and euna. thank you the nice life with stephen. we're stress free except when

jeff kingston lectures in asian politics at temple university in tokyo. what makes xi jinping tick?porter: there are clues. his parents were communist elites. but in the 1960s, his father was denounced during mao's cultural revolution. and young xi was exiled to a poor village for re-education. >> i think he was very much influenced by his childhood experience and seeing the politics of the cultural revolution and how it suddenly could, you know, hit you even if you're a privileged family. >> reporter: but xi came back and climbed the party ranks until he got to the very top. >> what we see as a much more aggressive, assertive, saber rattling hedge mondayic policy, he sees as a patriot policy consistent with his vision of a great china. >> reporter: for xi, a great china includes taiwan, and he told delegates he'd take control of the island, preferably peacefully, but he would not renounce force. xi's facing headwinds, though. a real estate crash, growing u.s. military presence in the region, and even internal dissent. there was a rare glimpse of that last week on a beijing overpass

i am for that little queer black girl in the middle of kingston feels she's alone in thiss wor.to put myself there. i'm like no first fault no one is questioning heterosexual father and daughter. isn't that weird? or mother and daughter. i direct that in we can start wrapping our minds around. so being mindful about what we write about in our stories as a lesbian writer for sure. hopefully that will help. and if my books do become movies or series hopefully is a good screenwriter could present that on the screen as well. >> top of our list for adaptation was already there were being adapted. there someone else wanting to circle back to our first question about books being made into a movie or a tv. it actually would tie in to the question about lgbtq+. is it too soon what you think? we deserve to have all of the treatments, a documentary film would be wonderful. i was think about her a lot during this panel. her books from margin to center sort of name checking into the title in some ways. i thank you so much of our ability to even have this about sexuality we are indebted. i wa

and what is this, and this is the park in which i walked when i was little and is it called kingstonow there is a monument to him. monument to a boy no, it's not just a boy. in the old park i wanted to be a boy forever with a boy. for some reason, his wish came true. not afraid, flashes not e. len one over him sunlight is good to be like that or not? well, to be like this or not right away who will answer right away, who will answer right away who will answer everyone knows the sharats. teases absurd mermaids playing hide-and-seek and with the stars nearby on a cloud rides above it does not frighten flashes of days alone in the whole world it is good such good such. be it at once who will answer the volcano cools down and the trees grow old and go out in the sky of the constellation. and the cities grow the carefree boy will remain forever. he does not frighten the flashing days of his alone in the whole world. is it good to be or not? walked so be at once who is the door who? answer who i do not want to go to visit today. where are you? you don't know where they deliver my shadow? h

and not being able to look love the way i want to love and also being a working-class girl from kingstonbut what when i stumbled upon that block i said i realize i'm not free but i'll work my way out. i'm most free when i'm writing. and as soon as that stone it's true.i'm most free when i'm writing. so right now i'm speaking to you i'm not free but wheni'm in my work i am free and that's where i find my freedom . >> it's interesting when we think about this idea of freedom because you have that question of can you connect harriet jacobs to someone like beyoncc and i think about one of the earlier comments when we brought up josephine baker and someone in the chat said that baker had freedom because of some of the financial freedoms she had opposite of someone like kirsten. the reality is that baker also struggled financially throughout her life . she was not financially as free as we often imagine her to be as we look back towards her. but one of the things i think about beyoncc is i think we often project on freedom that is not really there the cause and money pearson writes about the c

a business expert and senior lecturer at kingston university business school.try, has its top headline today, bailey's credibility on the line and pensions deadline confusion. and it wasn'tjust the financial times that thought the bank of england would be extending its guilt buying, bloomberg did as well. i woke up to one headline this morning at six o'clock from the bbc which says no, i'm going to stop on friday, then bloomberg and the financial times both independently said he has told market participants he will continue the bank of england support into next week. as the head of one of the most powerful central banks in the world, you just can't do that. you can't confuse your messaging. it isjust an do that. you can't confuse your messaging. it is just an absolute own goal, rule 101 of central banking. you say one message and you stick to it, you don't say different messages to different organisations. really messy and damages credibility. this really messy and damages credibility-— really messy and damages credibility. really messy and damages credibili .

ammunition plants such as the radford plant in southwest virginia, such as the plant in -- i think the kingstontennessee. so we have a british company who has pro-- production facilities in saudi arabia oning -- running ammunition plants in the united states of america and at the radford plant a large percentage of the production there is actually weapons that then get sent to saudi arabia. host: let's go to roy calling from austin, texas, on the republican line. caller: good morning. how y'all doing this morning? host: just fine. go ahead, roy. caller: ok. the thing i want to say is simply this. i listen in every day and i think it is so important that everybody, not just republicans, not just democrats, everybody needs to do their own research and find out things that are factual. for example, this talking point that the republicans are going to take away social security. the fact of the matter is one person brought forth legislation and every other republican shot it down so it's dead legislation but it's a great talking point for the democrats. the hypocrisy in both parties is astounding. i

i am by kingston. host: what are you paying for natural gas heating if i may ask? caller: i was more up on it. i don't know. i keep track. i am trying to think. i think for the past two years i totaled it up. this was the entire year for natural gas. just under $1500 a year. last year -- i am on a budget -- i am always under budget because i always pay a little bit more, i make monthly payments. this year was the first year rather than getting a little credit at the end of my budget year, i had to pay an additional 400 or $500 because i was over. my estimate is that last year i used -- excuse me -- last year i used about -- host: we got your point. thanks for the information. matters of fuel and heating, also some of you responding on facebook, jeff o'brien, with diesel six dollars a gallon in inflation at an all-time high, adding issues of labor. they say thanks to the bidens administration free money campaign and adds this is the bernie sanders utopia economy. inflation in all caps as the top story for him. host: this is jen. -- caller: i am in daytona right now.

ammunition plants such as the radford plant in southwest virginia, such as the plant in -- i think the kingstontennessee. so we have a british company who has pro-- production facilities in saudi arabia oning -- running ammunition plants in the united states of america and at the radford plant a large percentage of the production there is actually weapons that then get sent to saudi arabia. host: let's go to roy calling from austin, texas, on the republican line. caller: good morning. how y'all doing this morning? host: just fine. go ahead, roy. caller: ok. the thing i want to say is simply this. i listen in every day and i think it is so important that everybody, not just republicans, not just democrats, everybody needs to do their own research and find out things that are factual. for example, this talking point that the republicans are going to take away social security. the fact of the matter is one person brought forth legislation and every other republican shot it down so it's dead legislation but it's a great talking point for the democrats. the hypocrisy in both parties is astounding. i

let's get the thoughts of louise cooper, senior lecturer in finance at kingston university business schoolent. the role of the bank of england is not to be there to bail out the government. it wanted to put interest rates up and reverse quantitative easing because we have rampant inflation. when you have rampant inflation, you should be putting interest rates up and slowing the economy. it was forced to do a u—turn because of the chaos in gilts markets, in government borrowing markets, but it is not its job to bail out the government. it is very important that central banks are independent. and by engaging in quantitative easing, it effectively bails the government out because by doing qe, bails the government out because by doing oe, it buys government debt and brings down the interest rates that the government has to pay on its debt. so it is, by doing oe, bailing out the government. in some ways, this was incredibly bold and brave by the bank of england to say no, we are stopping on friday. but it is also reasserting its political independence. it is saying categorically, we only came i