knowles was sent and by the referee.3 calendar was confirmed by the sport's governing body while the french grand prix wont featur. while the french grand prix wont feature. monaco has retained its place after securing a new contract until 2025. las vegas will host a race for the first time and has been confirmed as the penultimate round in november and the chinese grand prix is scheduled to return in april. that's all the sport for now. added the final tournament in his career. roger etc, he has won many titles but is announcing his retirement last week and you'll play alongside three of his greatest rivals. team europe against them. feeling the pressure of this being his last tournament. i feeling the pressure of this being his last tournament.— his last tournament. i know it's auoin to his last tournament. i know it's going to be _ his last tournament. i know it's going to be highly _ his last tournament. i know it's going to be highly emotional, l his last tournament. i know it's i going to be highly emotional, last

that was kitty knowles out on the water. can ijust say, brilliant!it has been wonderful to be back. next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on for a couple of years as well, and i cannot wait, so thanks for watching and i will see you in berlin. hello. we are continuing to see some big differences in the weather across the uk through the rest of this weekend. we have still got low pressure centred to the west of us, and that is pushing around it these bands of cloud, which have been bringing some bursts of rain as well. it was quite a wet start this morning for much of the country. the rain is continuing to move northwards, moving to scotland and the rain will come to rest in the far north of the country. we are left with a zone of cloud stretching across central parts of england, east wales, that could bring us a few heavy showers. either side of that, some sunshine and a warmer day in northern ireland after that early rain. temperatures up to 20 celsius. a bit cooler in the far north of scotl

that was kitty knowles out on the water. can ijust say, brilliant!een wonderful to be back. next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on for a couple of years as well, and i cannot wait, so thanks for watching and i will see you in berlin. hello there. chaotic skies this weekend. it really is a very mixed picture. there will be some sunshine, some warm sunshine, mainly across the eastern side of the uk because further west, this is where it's going to be wettest. some heavy rain and the wind picking up as the weekend goes on as well. the reason for this very mixed picture is a big area of low pressure that's just sitting there to the west of the uk and around it we're pushing in these bands of showers or longer spells of rain and some freshening breezes as well. so we do have some sunshine across eastern areas through the rest of today, but maybe picking up some heavy thundery showers as we head through the afternoon. wetter weather out towards the west into western parts of england, wales, affec

that was kitty knowles out on the water. can ijust say, brilliant! has been wonderful to be back. next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on for a couple of years as well, and i cannot wait, so thanks for watching and i will see you in berlin. low pressure has dominated the weather story so far this week and don't expect any significant change over the next few days to come. if you see skies like this, you will know what is coming, some pretty intense, possibly thundery, downpours are likely to continue, with the winds strongest in the far south—west because you are closest to the centre of the low. and on that southern flank of the low is where we will see the strongest winds, maybe gusts in excess of 30 miles an hour at times, that will drive in the bands of showers around that low pressure, just like we've seen over the last few days. so, one band of intense rain clearing the far north of scotland, another hot on its heels behind, further showers pushing into the south—west and some of these

that was kitty knowles out on the water. can ijust say, brilliant!een wonderful to be back. next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on for a couple of years as well, and i cannot wait, so thanks for watching and i will see you in berlin. hello there. over the last few nights, mother nature has been putting on a pretty impressive display of thunder and lightning. late in the day on wednesday, we had a number of storms move across northern england, and that was one of them late in the day in county durham. and recently, the storms have been forming thanks to this area of low pressure just to the south of the republic of ireland. we've had these trough features, these organised bands of showers being thrown in from the south and west, and for wednesday night, we had two clutches of storms — one affecting north wales, the north midlands, northern england. that really was the most active. but we also have another area of storms in the south—east as well. here's the weather picture over the next few

that was kitty knowles out on the water. can ijust say, brilliant!wonderful to be back. next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on for a couple of years as well, and i cannot wait, so thanks for watching and i will see you in berlin. hello. the second half of this weekend continues with this mixed picture across the uk — warm sunshine for some, heavy rain for others. the heavy rain tied in with this slow—moving area of low pressure, which stays with us as we go into the new working week. and we start sunday with some heavy rain initially across northern ireland and northern england, pushing its way north and eastwards across scotland, not reaching the northern isles until much later in the day. the showers elsewhere will fade through the morning, some spells of sunshine, but likely to see some heavy showers developing across south—west england through the afternoon. showers are likely to crop up almost anywhere, could be heavy and thundery where we do see them but quite well scattered, east ang

that was kitty knowles out on the water. can ijust say, brilliant!as been wonderful to be back. next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on for a couple of years as well, and i cannot wait, so thanks for watching and i will see you in berlin. hello. still some warmth out there, particularly where you are getting to see some sunny spells and overall the weather picture is looking rather more autumnal for the rest of this weekend and into next week, with the cloud thick enough to produce some thundery downpours in places. this is the rainfall picture from earlier today, and this is where we have seen the bulk of the rain so far across western parts of the uk. elsewhere there have been a few heavy showers as well. it is all down to an area of low pressure to the south—west of us. it will stay here for several days now, spinning up bands of rain and pushing north eastwards, but also some heavy and perhaps thundery showers, with quite breezy conditions. where we have seen the heaviest rain across wes

knowles was sent in by the referee.lace after securing a new contract until 2025. las vegas will host a race for the first time and has been confirmed as the penultimate round in november and the chinese grand prix is scheduled to return in april. and emotional roger federer has arrived and 41—year—old who 120 grand slam singles titles has announced his retirement last week and we will play alongside some of his greatest rivals. as they line up for team europe against the rivals. he felt the pressure of being his last tournament. i know it's going to be highly emotional, last moment here, practice there, seeing the team, and adjusts works seeing the team, and itjust it works because i feel a little bit stressed but i'm happy i am here and it is good to be back in the mood of, we are here to work and enjoy it and i had my first interview today and i'm hoping it will all be ok. that's all the sport for now. some temperature contrast south and cool across southern areas of mist and fog patches around an mile distorts the n

florida knowles nicholas irving, his company could survive the crisis, while many other smaller companies won't make it, leaving many turks without work and frustrated. for more on that, let spring in d to be a business reporter extra mckee g. thanks for being in the studio with us. 80 percent inflation now that's the least the official figure, isn't it? what's the impact is that having for household say, well that's official figure which is horrible enough. but the independent inflation monitoring group is suggesting that is actually 181 percent, which is which is even more horrible. it becomes a seizure it's, it's so much of a different way of looking at a more up to date, more realistic basket. as i understand it and the figure they come up with reflect the lives of wage laborers. and when you look at the supermarket, for example, in turkey, the food prices are through the roof and it's growing increasing almost every week . so, but 80 percent is already high enough to place turkey to the, to the, to, to the list of highest inflation countries in the world as haven't. so, this is quite

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joining us is hln entertainment correspondent melissa knowles. think so far about it? >> here's what we're reading about the film "don't worry darling" should be in the theater september 23rd, we can make our own decision what we think about the film it's the "twilight zone" meets "stepford wives." if you've seen either of those. it focuses on harry styles, the main draw and florence pugh, the director is in and in the film. it's a society that was created, they're in their own little bubble, but something strange is going on. and little leaks start to happen and problems occur where florence pugh's character becomes aware that something sinister is happening, something insidious, if you will. she looks into that and that's when things go awhry. i don't want to give you spoilers there. >>> meanwhile, leak footage of tom cruise standing on a biplane, flying over a canyon in south africa. look at this. >> hey, hope you all had a great su summer. >> now, i thought he was banned from flying after killing goose in "top gun." >> stop it, stop is it, be

she wants to come back when he hell won't storm knowles at all. so the show. so she was a little home to cannon because he sees the way she used to join in crime. and i'm good, easy hold on a so you're in dollars in her the you tune dollar come up with him are true because i had so many loyal from the deutscher angel told her. just hold on bob allison oxygen, joe. ha ha, she rocker regulators. the do so it had stick that engine. ah, a ah with mm a a joey show me away in. wow. oh yeah. law i couldn't know. the song, bob, a dog don't go i you will you will go with all those look, i'm good. i don't, i wasn't full i'm, if you're not home with what you're losing the of the low. i miss with me this morning with a lot more natal. i'm on a short on so you know that one that was out of a total on the day off and not from our new one. with a good martin. up. usually you end up you or your electrolyte. we'll put the catalog barb. i'd give you because you know what you need, you want a, you know, you, you know, you need ya. what was that? because you need new book was whe

thursday though, he made another post there, he said the polish mothers and clarify that he was glad the knowles dream is paralyzed. so saying that it's good for poland, paying no attribution to the us now also has a fuse. washington of playing a part in the incident saying it is the most possible beneficiary while washington has denied any involvement with a gap. claim your 2 doors we will benefit from this situation. european, the seal hard laser, the destruction of these gas pipelines will love the rest to increase the supply of liquefied natural gas to the, you know, they have never concealed the fact that their main task is to tear off europe from russian energy resources, especially you, as a vessel downplayed to the implants, only you form the instant, even us gas prices rise, 0 prepared for winter. on tuesday, you are sent through st. anthony's lincoln, however, noted washington's aspirations to end. you have dependence on russian energy. i'm promised a surgeon supplies of liquefied natural gas. we're working to continue to serge allen. g supplies to europe in cooperation with global par

ah, is there a batch of heavy thunderstorms, wandering around, so near it more or less switzerland knowles mislead answer, curvaceous this sort of weakness said it's still around. so it's a thing to watch over the next 24 hours or so, because the matter rain, it's full, not $2.00 to $300.00 millimeters, is so day reco territory to flash flood territories up potential still exists in the islands in the western med, maybe more in italy possibly running even to at least inside of austria, that south of that the still some residual summer warms north of it. things are changing to a proper autumn. now this wind and rain is coming through all and to the british isles. and then eventually the north sea and will carry on the rest of europe. that feels like it should reduce the eye to september early october. so the picture of a saturday the weekend is a fatty breezy one temperature still look good, but they won't feel that great have to say. and this cloud rate and the blue is rain spreads out across through northern europe, spending porch goes all right. west med looks ok by this time as does ita

the man then shared the story of his recruitment and the bloody order as he received from keith knowles on or with intrigue. and after that, we started to communicate with him closely. he started to dish out the tasks. the 1st task was to be in crimean territory, marshall people who took policy military actions and don, yes, under guns people's republics, i have to secure, safe exit from the russian federation for then. and then the crime insecurity forces offices could detain them. the next task was to take photos of military objects. in the crimean unvarnished regions, the following task was to eliminate the deputy of curse on regions head in crimean territory. a cache was hidden by the crimea security forces offices. there was a kalashnikov rifle as well as grenades. the bounty was 1000000 for even us. they stories just one of several cases rush as f as bass currently monitoring, as, as b, u operatives in russian control territories, carry out caves, terrorist orders. and if you're curious, there are more disturbing details to maria's report to be found on our website. odds he though

people are definitely looking knowles for many reasons, but also for energy reasons. traditionally, we had the, i mean, this region has been and 11 way or another energy export or from any years. but in, in the past 50 years, it's mainly been oil and gas and you'll have it in alaska, you'll have it in no, no way. and of course, also russia, russia is heavily dependent on, on, on the oil and gas being the dues, and l n g being produced in the arctic region. but let me say it's also else i thought the energy sources else have renewable in nets like your thermal in iceland, women, finland, hydro, norway, and even solar panels in small communities. but energy is, stephanie, is a big employer in the region, and it's, it has a big economic impact for the communities there. you mentioned russia, russia, the rich resources you are talking about have drawn rival countries like the u. s. russia and china to compete for strategic influence in the arctic. is this a good thing or a bad thing for the optics local economy? i mean, more attention is always good for small region, so we are massive regi

of zeros jona hall reporting live from buckingham palace in central london or hundreds of columbus knowles of london is balmoral castle in scotland, it was often called the queen's favorite residence. it's where her body remains out as he was rob matheson has been outside balmoral. reports from beth vamos council is at the heart of the world family and it was at deeply at the heart of queen elizabeth 2nd. she came here as a young girl and continued to spend her summers here, pretty much all the way through her life. it is a place that the role of family regards as private, as relaxing very often the family received out walking around the grounds with very little security. already were seen driving through the streets of the local villages and talking to local people, which very much endeared them to the local community and made the community feel that they were very protective of the royal family. a conference for the cream of the remaining adult model, but it will be on the son of transferred to holly, routed with at that point, a later group, recession through the oil mile in which is go

the man then shared the story of his recruitment and the bloody order, as he received from keith knowles on your own with intrigue, an alternate, we started to communicate with him closely. he started to dish out the tasks. the 1st task was to be in crimea, territory, virtual people who took policy military actions and don, yes, under against people's republics, i have to secure, safe exit from the russian federation for then. and then the ukrainian security forces offices could detain them. the next task was to take photos of military objects in the crimean will i'm veronica regions. the following task was to eliminate the deputy of curse on regions head in crimea and territory. a cache was hidden by the cardinal security forces offices. there was a kalashnikov rifle as well as grenades. the bounty was 1000000 for even us. they stories just one of several cases rush has f as based currently monitoring as, as b, u operatives in russian control territories carry out caves, terrorist orders. yeah, more disturbing stories just like maria's just now if you check out our website r t dot com,

it looks much dry feather nor and for knowles, in pakistan, there's a hint of a few shouts. they are light. yes, the still floating in the country, but not much to top it up with extraordinary men and women who are breaking the moon from the tax drivers investing everything they have in to their mini bus only to face extreme danger on the suitors rough his tracks to the jokey turned paramedics saving lives, transporting the sick and elderly for medical help, blue through to whisking it all on al jazeera. oh, a reminder. the top stories here are you in nuclear watchdog has released a report finding the situation that ukraine's separation power plant is cause for grave concern. addressing the un had to be a cold for a security zone around the facility. russia and ukraine of both accused each other of attacking the plant and risking a nuclear catastrophe. you guys knew from mister liz truck as her government will transform britain into an aspiration nation and ride out the global storm. trust is under pressure to announce an immediate plan to tackle our energy costs and improve

special purpose in order to weaken the resistance of our soldiers standing at the border court fee. knowles, have been held in us by john for some of its soldiers. it is the was violence since the war 2 years ago that speak to nicole and cut back region. sweden's prime minister magdalena anderson is announced. she will resign molinas until left. coalition was defeated by right wing block in sunday's election. mourners have begun to file past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd. she is lying in state at westminster hall for the next 4 days. a key, 5 kilometers long as snaking through london as people wait to pay their respects. the metropolitan police service says the queen's funeral is the biggest security operation. it's faced. the current president has visited an area in the northeast of the country that has been recaptured from russian forces. laudermill zalinski met soldiers in the city of is you, and held a moment of silence for foreign troops. egypt president has met the amir of casa shake to mean ben, how much al tanius paused for to day visit to doha. bethany to sign several miran

docs in south korea for the biggest join, the military drills since 2018 plus we report from nigeria knowles in jiggle. a states villages have been wiped out in the countries, was flooding in the decade for in the coming hours. moscow bank separatists in ukraine will hold votes on joining russia. balancing will take place in full separate regions held by russian forces in the south and east. key advantage west and allies say the votes, there is sham, may come off. the russian forces suffered significant battlefield losses in ukraine's recent counter offensive. well, since then, president vladimir putin announcement that $300000.00 new troops would be mobilized . sparks protests across russia. hundreds of people have been detained in dozens of cities, and traffic has surged that land borders and almost all flights out of moscow appeared to be fully books. as people attempt to leave the country. and the meeting at the united nations security council, the secretary of state urged members to stop russia from making what he calls nuclear threats. least in ukraine. many of the people living in the

knowles are targeting some products more than others like for example liquor stores. is up 460%, 415 burglaries reported this year alone and it is only september and the issue about this, what is the store owner supposed to do? please put back the bottle. can't go after the thief. this is pushing a lot of them out of business. once you're screaming from the rooftops that we need help and nothing is being done they can't keep employees, one was stabbed in the stomach. stuart: how do you get american cities back on their feet when you have video, don't run it again please, too brutal but everybody sees this. neil: a lot of people say i am comfortable about looking around, cognizant of my surroundings but not looking behind you. when i saw the video the subway that scared me. as alert as you are a crazy person is going to be crazy and it is happening over and over. stuart: we debated long and hard whether we would show the video, we decided to run it with a warning in advance and glad we did because people should know what is going on in their city. thanks very much. sho

all the supermarkets have tightened | up their pricing because they knowl that shoppers are looking _ue perception, but be under no illusion that up to christmas this year- it's going to be a super difficult. time for the supermarket sector. the battle in the aisles is hotting up as shoppers everywhere try to save money. emma simpson, bbc news. it sounds like something out of a disaster movie, but later today the us space agency nasa will deliberately crash a probe into an asteroid. the idea is find out how hard it would be to stop a future asteroid smashing into earth. today�*s demonstration is taking place 7—million miles away, and nasa has given assurances that the asteroid in question is not on a path to hit our planet. here�*s our science editor, rebecca morelle. it�*s the stuff of hollywood — an asteroid threatening to wipe out the earth and a mission to stop it, like in the film, armageddon. but now, nasa is turning science fiction into science fact. they are about to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid to try and change its path. this space rock poses no threat, but it�*s a ch

entertainment correspondent melissa knowles is with us now.ood morning to you, ladies. rihanna hasn't released an album since 2016. fans are rabid for more performances and music. now they are going to get it. a lot of people are surprise d that rihanna has agreed to do the super bowl because in 2019 she told ""vogue"" magazine she didn't want to be seen as a sellout. she didn't agree with a lot of what the nfl was doing with some of their practices. what changed? she's a member of j-jay-z's rock nation and they are one of the executive producers of this halftime show. as they were last year when you had dr. dre, snoop dogg, kendrick lamar. rock nation produced that halftime performance as well. so that is the pivotal change here. people are so excited because february 12th, you will be glued to your screen to watch whatever magic rihanna is going to bring. she's going to be a diamond, you better bring your umbrella-ella. >> i love all these references. maybe, too, maybe with working jay-z she found love in a hopeless place and she's ready go

go knowles! >> kevin: a new jersey man showing a true act of kindness.nd elderly for free all over the place. this started a couple years ago when he was laid off to a job loss, pandemic-related. what started off very small has grown immeasurably. it's now in 42 different states. brian schwartz, we wants want to say thank you for what you're doing. you're helping veterans and helping the elderly in need. that's going to do it for the show tonight. we appreciate you spending time with us. i'm kevin corke in washington. until next time, this has been "fox news @ night." on , you know, i love all my chickens, he has a really sweet kid, though, did you just bump? >> hello, i'm mike lindell and i want to give each and every one you one last chance to get your very own. mypillow percovich, go to mypillow .com or call the number on your screen. use your promo code and you'll get the lowest prices ever. for example, you get my bill showing queen size regular. eighty nine ninety eight . now the thirty nine . ninety eight per killens a type of wi that gives you th

until this moment of madness from morgan knowles. the arm twist looked even worse on the replay.rd tookjust seconds to make the extra player count as kallum watkins went over to give them hope before the break. the bad tempers and their big hits continued. salford got themselves to within a point after themselves to within a point after the restart. but saints know what it is required to win a semifinal and they found a way to put themselves ahead and with it the game. they will meet leeds in the grand final at old trafford in a week, aiming for a fourth consecutive title. jo currie, bbc news. in cricket, after losing eight one—day finals in a row, kent have finally won one. joey evison was the man of the match against lancashire, he made 97 with the bat and took the winning wicket as they clinched the one day cup by 21 runs at trent bridge. in the rugby union premiership. saracens came from 17 points down to beat harlequins 30—27 at the stoop. elliot daly won it for them with this long range penalty. there were also wins for northampton, leicester, bristol and sale. it was also

melissa knowles, thank you. >>> and "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> blackouts in the west, floodingn the east. good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, it is tuesday, september 6th and i'm brianna keilar with john berman. in california, this morning, the state is bracing for rolling power outages as a brutal heat wave is expected to shatter the record for power demand. temperature in parts of the state hitting 115 degrees with no end in sight. not ideal conditions, obviously, for fighting wildfires. evacuations are now under way in riverside county where the fairview fire has killed two people and scorched 2,000 acres. >> yeah. in the northeast, though, a much different threat. flood watches are now in effect for more than 50 million people across 11 states. virginia to maine. some areas could see 7 inches of rain by this afternoon which is not good news for people in providence, rhode island. where heavy rains and flash floods closed i-95 in both directions yesterday afternoon. we're going to have much more on this ahead. >>> this morning, officials in memphis

always,m as always, it's my first time reading these, so i don't knowl what's going to happen. here we go at the vm on sunday ,lizzo pleaded with fans to vote and make changee s to laws that are oppressing us . >> but scientists reminded her you can't change the laws ofyo gravity. i was brutal. a lot of critics pointed outa this old photo of her getting on our private jet unflawed when she's the only passenger. the jet keeps flying in circles . i do not condone. >> new york stores have begun enforcing a ban on the sale ofn whipped creaonm to people under twenty one to stop them from doing whippets. d crm tofor those wondering how. one , it's easy. just close your eyes openr your mouth and relax. >> according to bill clinton, i didn't see that one coming.co. i did. thirty year old reference. a new survey finds twoamerican and three americans live with a seize the day attitudes h . st o unfortunately for the rest ofeo us , some people seize the dayse a little too hard. oh, no, it was revealed that one of the documents seized during the mars lago raid was a folder labeled info reg

st helens say they will appeal against a two game ban given to back row morgan knowles, which rules himng saturday's semifinal with salford. he was sent to the sin bin for the incident at the time but could now face the final against leeds rhinos at old trafford. and england will name their squad for the women's rugby union world cup later today. the women's rugby union world cup latertoday. head the women's rugby union world cup later today. head coach simon middleton will select 32 players for the tournament, which starts in new zealand next month. england will open their campaign against fiji on october the 8th. they are currently on a record—breaking winning run. and that is all the sport for now, back to you, annita. the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, has said the pace of aid from the country's partners should match the pace of the military advance in reclaiming territory. in his nightly address, he said russian forces were panicking, as ukraine claimed to have taken back a village in the east. ukraine has also accused russian forces of an attack near the country's second

all the supermarkets have tightened | up their pricing because they knowl that shoppers are looking _but be under no illusion i that up to christmas this year it's i going to be a super difficult time for the supermarket sector. - the battle in the aisles is hotting up as shoppers everywhere try to save money. emma simpson, bbc news. downing street is saying there's been a positive action from some business groups and speaking at the labour conference liverpool, the shadow chancellor as of the governments approach will result in even higher prices. let's talk more about this with the of the labour party and let us thank you for being with us. we are seeing real vulnerability with the pound hitting a record low on the asian market and how worried are you about the sterling? how worried are you about the sterlin: ? �* , _, . sterling? i'm very concerned indeed and the impact _ sterling? i'm very concerned indeed and the impact of _ sterling? i'm very concerned indeed and the impact of this _ sterling? i'm very concerned indeed and the impact of this is _ sterling? i'm very concerned ind

knowles says that in 20% of the cases where kids die in hot cars, they were left there knowingly by their parents who ran in to do an errand or something like that. now experts say. in those cases where kids are accidentally left in the car, parents should leave a cellphone or a purse or something they know they're going to need in oakland, evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, devon, what a story time 407. some of the hottest bay area temperatures are in the south bay and we met a man who's dealing with it by looking at the heat in a different way. we lived in new york so we're used to the heat but the humidity and heat so this is a little bit doable bearable compared to new york city, where it's 100 degrees and humid. it's not humid. it's dry . it's high. it's stuffy, but it's okay. good coffee. have some ice cream. get in the pool. it's fine. temperatures in campbell reached 104 degrees and other parts of the south bay temperatures topped 100 degrees well, it is back to work today for hundreds of thousands of people all over the bay area after the labor day weekend, and many will endure t

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and lending a hand on the diy sos building site, presenter nick knowles is in leeds to tell us why theirnd the world for its specialist tailoring and bespoke suit shops dating back centuries. in fact almost every shop on the street is somewhere you can buy a suit. but that unique character could be set to change as the owners of two sites want to build complex's housings art galleries, restaurants and other shops. and there's concern that could damage the character of this part of london. 300 years of bespoke tailoring on the street. since 2008, since the financial crisis, we've seen a large influx of young people who'd been through apprenticeships who are now setting up their own businesses, and we want to make sure that savile row is an area those tailors can work in and have a successful career for another 50 years or so. in a statement the landlord, pollen estate, told us savile row tailoring and craftsman heritage remains part of their core vision for the street. let's see how the tube is looking this morning. and there's a few problems. the bakerloo line has severe delays and there