liam strangled sir.liam leaving the house with a backpack which he said contained some of serious money. and, another video of him arriving at work at that steak house not long afterwards. but liam didn't stay long, a few minutes later, he left. president told the jurors, he was leaving for liam at the house they shared. >> liam comes to the door and he's frantic. he said that he had killed sarah that he lost his phone and ultimately told me he needed me. to go over to sara's house to look for his phone and to move serves body. >> meanwhile, he said, liam went right back to work as if it was in the other day. while he, preston, headed over to sara's house, lined the fence in the backyard, open the back door, he looked for liam's phone but couldn't find it. prosecutors played a tape of preston walking detectives through the murder scene. recounting how he moved sarah's body. >> i opened the door on the right, and find sarah, dead, laying in that back there. >> what did you do? >> i picked up by the should

lots of people thought liam broady could win it because there was a?rm favourite or not? he had to hold his nerve out there. there is one long game where he broke casperfor the second time and from that moment on i think casper had enough of something it came to that fifth set which liam won, in terms of the and what it means for his mental health. he spoke about it in the past and how he nearly quit the sport. what does this when mean for him, having one on centre court, into the third round. i one on centre court, into the third round. . , . . round. i was a feeling that the moment? _ round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's _ round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a _ round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a dream - round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a dream to - round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a dream to winl round. i was a feeling that the - moment? it's a dream to win against the higher ranked opponent on centre court, in front of a british crowd, as he said, he has been driven it a bit since he was five, a

last thou~ht liam has nothing to lose. last thought from _ liam has nothing to lose.know - don't know? i feel like just look at my face, i will let you know in - don't know? i feel like just look at my face, i will let you know in the | my face, i will let you know in the box! my pokerface is so bad. 0n the court he is quite professional and stoic butjust look up to me in the box if anything goes wrong and you will see me as a nervous wreck, or catch me outside the ground. goad catch me outside the ground. good luck. i catch me outside the ground. good luck- i hope — catch me outside the ground. good luck- i hope it— catch me outside the ground. good luck. i hope it is _ catch me outside the ground. good luck. i hope it is another— luck. i hope it is another victorious day, good luck with the twins, as well and hopefully we will be talking tomorrow about how he is on to the next round.— on to the next round. fingers crossed- _ on to the next round. fingers crossed. liam _ on to the next round. fingers crossed. liam in _ on to the next round. fingers crossed. liam in t

liam, >> yep. and he's always. liam, what's going on here?we're not better off. >> barry what about nigel? roger? alan when we need some alan's, this is going to interrupt every single interview we do for the next hour. until quite recently, liam was actually the most popular boys name, which is unbelievable. in 2018, it's name 2018, 2019. it's a good name because i was a kid there because when i was a kid there were hardly any liam's. i mean, there was liam brady. when he was arsenal, but. was playing for arsenal, but. liam but that liam gallagher yeah, but that was bit later. oh, right. was a bit later. oh, right. >> you saying, are you >> are you saying, are you saying older than liam gallagher. >> i'm about the same age and actually same actually we're from the same little hamlet in ireland. yeah, that's cullen between that's called cullen between town swinford county. well, town and swinford county. well, people so we're people are from there, so we're probably well. probably related as well. >> about rare >> well, talking about rare nam

party. >> well, thanks liam. >> well, thanks liam. >> always powerful stuff from liam.o by the former adviser to the bank of england, dr. roger dup. havei bank of england, dr. roger dup. have i pronounce your name? walb can ask for a prediction? can i ask you for a prediction? if you were advising on that bank of england monetary committee, raising committee, would you be raising interest time ? interest rates next time? >> i've been saying for over a yean >> i've been saying for over a year, andrew, i wouldn't have raised begin raised interest rates to begin with. mean don't to with. i mean, i don't want to disagree with my friend liam, but he's just said it. it's food and energy prices. how does raising interest rates curtail people eating? yeah we have cost push inflation down. it's not consumer spending that's driving it. so it was and is a grievous mistake to be raising interest rates and what football manager would be allowed onto the pitch for the third team game when he's lost the previous 12. it's just that all this stuff puts people to sleep. we love football.

a good day for murray yesterday, but an even better one for liam broady.as outstanding, knocking out the fourth seed in a five set epic. we shall liam broady reach the third round last year. doing the same again this year. he will play later. the way that he has committed to the sport, because i remember speaking to him and he nearly quit the sport for his own mental health. andy murray was outstanding last night. he dates at 2-1 outstanding last night. he dates at 2—1 lead into the resumption of that match. it will be second on centre court. andy murray asset away from the third round. he has not reached the third round. he has not reached the second week of a grand slam senses hip resurfacing surgery. the british fans will be hoping he can at least make the third round. thank ou. after an electric opening day of the third test at headingly, play is under way on the second and it looks like it could be another dramatic day because england have already lost two wickets. joe root was dismissed with the second ball of the day, caught by david warner for 19 o

liam. thank you as ever.ng questions at pmqs, are we going to change? to get change? >> i we're going to >> well, i think we're going to have to. what liam has have to. i think what liam has been is absolutely right, been saying is absolutely right, that years you had to bow that for years you had to bow kowtow diversity and kowtow to diversity and inclusion. now out that inclusion. we now find out that diversity inclusion if you diversity inclusion means if you don't me, be don't agree with me, you'll be taken you taken out and cancelled. you were excluded excluded . were excluded or excluded. that's not about that's right. it's not about tolerance. not about tolerance. it's not about liberal liberal liberal values or liberal approach to society. about approach to society. it's about agree with me or else we had a chap on yesterday who had quoted the traditional christian view that pride is a sin, and he had his membership of the conservative party suspended. we now position of the now have the position of t

liam. thank you as ever.s, going questions at pmqs, are we going to change? to get change? >> i we're going to >> well, i think we're going to have i what liam has have to. i think what liam has been is absolutely right, been saying is absolutely right, that years you had to bow that for years you had to bow kowtow diversity and kowtow to diversity and inclusion. now out that inclusion. we now find out that diversity inclusion if you diversity inclusion means if you don't me, be don't agree with me, you'll be taken and cancelled. you taken out and cancelled. you were excluded excluded. were excluded or excluded. that's about that's right. it's not about tolerance. about tolerance. it's not about liberal or liberal liberal values or liberal approach society. about approach to society. it's about agree with me or else we had a chap on yesterday who had quoted the traditional christian view that pride is a sin, and he had his membership of the conservative party suspended. we now position of the now have the pos

liam, italked_ doesn't it? give clearly done very well. liam, i talked about - doesn't it? turkey? l this part? what was it like beating turke ? ~ ., ., ., , ., turkey? i think another example of another country _ turkey? i think another example of another country that _ turkey? i think another example of another country that may _ turkey? i think another example of another country that may be - turkey? i think another example of another country that may be ahead| turkey? i think another example of i another country that may be ahead of us as a country like poland who we also beat, the host nation because countries like turkey and poland have a professional system where all the players are paired, whereas in england, amputee football is completely charity based and all the players have full—time jobs or are in education, so we rely solely on the goodwill of people to sponsor a sand fund raise and donate, we must play football in our spare time, he martin said about the intensity of the training, it can be really difficult, but it's only the league system and the payments wh

liam yes, well. >> it is now . liam yes, what >> it is now. liam yes, what could happen now?e are the fca? i mean there are questions, so, nigel's got questions, so, so nigel's got various make. various decisions to make. >> has the option of >> okay. nigel has the option of and i'm not a lawyer, i'm certainly not his lawyer, but as a journalist looking on and somebody who obviously knows him as we all know him, he's our colleague. he can go to the financial ombudsman and indeed the dispatch box at pmqs yesterday say that was what rishi sunak suggested is available to him. it was a very strong answer from rishi sunak condemning cootes, saying it was wrong. that's a really big deal. obviously the home secretary, suella braverman, said what cootes had done was, quote, sinister here, really powerful language , and he could go to the language, and he could go to the financial ombudsman . but if he financial ombudsman. but if he goes the financial ombudsman goes to the financial ombudsman that he that may complicate anything he does. that may complicate anything he does . if that

things are going much betterfor liam broady.fter a remarkable win yesterday, he's level at one set all against denis shapovalov. can he avoid it and just of the space of a few hours? we will bring you the latest. surviving a scare — women's second seed aryna sabalenka is through to the third round after a three—sit win over varvara gracheva. and i'm gavin ramjaun at the bbc sport studio away from wimbledon. we'll be live at headlingley and have all the latest from lord's — with both the men's and women's ashes on the line. and so close for mark cavendish, who's denied a tour de france record in the final stages of today's stage. it didn't quite happen the way the british fans here wanted it to. hundreds of people leaving. most of the fans with disappointed expressions because they were hoping it would be a friday night to remember — one of those epic andy murray wins, one of those where were you moments. we sought incredible three sets last time against steph and us since he pots —— stefanos tsitsipas. when he resumed, he was pl

but joined by liam but i'm now joined by liam halligan , the great expert on halligan, the great experttters and gb news business and economics editor. liam, this is good news. it's better than people were expecting. the one thing that worries me is inflation is a lagging indicator and it responds at an imprecise way , responds at an imprecise way, say to changes in interest rates . but an interest rate's gone up from 0.1% to 5. this is really whacked. family's incomes as mortgage rates have gradually fed through. could the bank of england have gone too far? i think they have gone too far, jacob. >> we've had 13 interest rate rises in a row. i've been calling for two, three months now for the bank of england to stop and let those interest rate rises take effect because as economists have proved over generations , monetary policy generations, monetary policy changes in interest rates work with long and variable lags. they take time to feed into the system , particularly when system, particularly when mortgage rates are fixed for lots of people . but look, this lots of people. but look, t

and liam editor, liam halligan.haired the whole event today with a rather stellar panel and he joins me now . this panel and he joins me now. this liam, this morning was a coming together , i think of what we together, i think of what we call tory free marketeers. >> that's right liz truss has been much maligned. her mini—budget with kwasi kwarteng last september, as you remember , it led to a big spike in borrowing costs, what we call gilt yields , what the government gilt yields, what the government has to pay investors to lend the government last government money. last september, in response to her efforts to not raise taxes , to efforts to not raise taxes, to maybe spend a little bit less and so on. but the reality is, nigel, even though we've had sensible people in charge since then, the grown ups, the grown ups, rishi sunak, jeremy hunt and where interest rates now government borrowing costs are now significantly higher than they were at the height of the truss. kwarteng mini budget panic. and i think that rea

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the first is liam broady.hampionships last year and at the moment, he is up against casper ruud. a man who was reached three of the last four grand slam finals. let's show the live pictures there. early doors as you can tell, casper ruud taking the first point of that match. casper ruud the favourite and he is the fourth seed here, but liam broady with the greater grass court experience. don't necessarily expect that to go the way of form. liam broady upset a seed last year and is hoping he can pull off another upset on centre court this year if he can get his past casper ruud. hitting like that will go down very well with that centre court cloud and also someone who is going to go down very well with the centre court cloud is andy murray. he will be up later against stefanos tsitsipas. a proper popcorn match. they've had a bit of beef between them but tsitsipas been very open about how much of a hero andy murray is of his. murray into the second round with a straight sets win, he is going to want to try to ke

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game and first set, liam broady.h an inspired display. cheered on by his sister, former player naomi. it was quite simply, the win of his life. and how's that for a celebration? the 29—year—old has been a stalwart of british tennis. so this victory, well, it was almost priceless. well, i said to my mum this morning — she doesn't like watching — i said, "look, i've already won 80 grand this week, so you can chill out." there was also success for katie boulter. in her opening match, she overcame a 28—hour rain delay and then a protester. so how would she deal with viktoriya tomova? 0utstanding. well, rather well — she took the first set six love. and although she lost the second come the decider, she held her nerve. boulter through to the third round for the second year, running on a day of british delight. still to come, andy murray against stefan tsitsipas, so a tough match but the fans will be hoping for another centre court thriller. what an evening they have in store. thank you. time for a look at the weather. her

lynette, read the key and made it into the said round and has become one of the toner ins favorites. liam brody on cloud 9 in the upset of the tournaments so far. the 29 year old from england knocked out well done before. caspar route brody had to fight back from 2 sets down to one, but eventually out last it there norwegian in 5 sets. rude at made the final offer . roll on girls and the us open in the last 12 months, but had no answer to brody's inspire display in the final sense. terry bindix static on crowd and the upsets wouldn't stop there with me co email from sweden knocking out number 9 seats. taylor freights from the us. e mary. so just fighting spirit coming back from 2 sets down to stun freights and advance to the 3rd rounds. also on thursday defending champion elite now re but key now faced a tough test and the 2nd round but passed it with flying colors in a straight set when over a lease coordinate from friends. after dropping a set in our 1st round match, repeating, i showed a much more convincing performance on center court that sees us through to the 3rd round. a tough tas

in terms of the men, only a couple of force behind us, liam i couple of force behind us, liam broady talked about his mental health issues, walked away from tennis a few years ago, but he is someone who has persevered. almost the personification of a man who keeps going on and has done himself proud again today. he going on and has done himself proud aaain toda. ,, going on and has done himself proud aaain toda . , , ., going on and has done himself proud again today-— again today. he plays well on grass, doesnt again today. he plays well on grass, doesn't he? — again today. he plays well on grass, doesn't he? he _ again today. he plays well on grass, doesn't he? he really _ again today. he plays well on grass, doesn't he? he really loves - again today. he plays well on grass, doesn't he? he really loves it. - again today. he plays well on grass, doesn't he? he really loves it. he i doesn't he? he really loves it. he will be relishing the challenge for so getting the win, there's nothing like a win at a grand slam to give you a boost. a lot of players have come in and out of tennis,

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liam, mind when that occurs. blues await the tories . we will have the third tories. we will have the third of our three constituent reports ahead of tomorrow's by elections. talk to you very shortly that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on gb news >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast showers for many of us today hit and miss downpours with some sunny spells in between and it will be turning drier later as the showers fade away. low pressure still with us, but it is moving away. and so the more persistent rain that many places saw on tuesday, well, that's out of the way. but showers have replaced that rainfall. the heaviest downpours will be in the east and they'll continue into the evening in places. but eventually after midnight, most of the showers confined to the north and northwest of scotland, parts of northern northern ireland as well. but elsewhere, clear and temperatures in clear spells and temperatures in main urban areas, 10

enough liam halligan.right? well you know where i am, right? still to come this morning, former brexit secretary david davis will be giving us his thoughts on the de—banking bill that he is now drawing up to prevent people from being condemned their political condemned due to their political thoughts. also known as the nigel farage effect. >> superb and this is britain's newsroom on gb news, the people's channel. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. good morning. i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your gb news? weather forecast provided by the met office. july has been a relatively wet and dull month for many of us, and there's not much from there's not much let up from that we enter the day that as we enter the final day of month itself , this area of the month itself, this area of the month itself, this area of is still of low pressure is still gradually pushing its way into us weather us with lingerin

thank you, liam. >> liam, thank you.e gulf at the open hoylake breaking news coming in from the guliverpool.)pen hoylake breaking news coming in from the guliverpool.)pen yes, hoylake breaking news coming in from the guliverpool. )pen yes, just ylake in liverpool. and yes, just stop oil have been putting their orange stamp that particular orange stamp on that particular event. it looks as if it might be the 17th hole where they've used this sort of orange paint or powder to actually interrupt play or powder to actually interrupt play . are indications that play. are indications that police have led at least two people away with their latest protest. we think play is back underway , but clearly the latest underway, but clearly the latest out in terms of intervention in these sporting events and they said they had intelligence. the royal liverpool , that something royal liverpool, that something may be happening, but they've targeted the 17th hole it seems. but play back underway the last time they targeted a sport event w

liam fox , welcome to the dr. liam fox, welcome to the studio. thanks very much.all, congratulations are in order. cp which is a fantastic trade bloc that we are part of, which i think amounts to about £12 trillion worth of potential trade, biggest trading bloc in the world now bigger than the eu. you began negotiations for this deal in 2018. well it's great to see it signed by kemi today. >> the potential is because it's the fastest growing bloc in the world, its potential is what it offers to us in the future rather than the snapshot of where it is today. as kemi badenoch said this morning, this is an empowering agreement. it takes british businesses to want to use it for us to maximise the benefit in terms of exports , benefit in terms of exports, although there's also the benefit in terms of investment. cp countries already employ in britain around 400,000 people. so this makes the investments in britain easier. so it's likely to attract yet further investment to britain and remember that in terms of value of investments and in terms of jobs created by oversea

liam fox , welcome to the dr. liam fox, welcome to the studio. thanks very much.l, congratulations are in order. cp which is a fantastic trade bloc that we are part of, which i think amounts to about £12 trillion worth of potential trade, biggest trading bloc in the world now bigger than the eu. you began negotiations for this deal in 2018. well it's great to see it signed by kemi today. >> the potential is because it's the fastest growing bloc in the world, its potential is what it offers to us in the future rather than the snapshot of where it is today. as kemi badenoch said this morning, this is an empowering agreement. it takes british businesses to want to use it for us to maximise the benefit in terms of exports , benefit in terms of exports, although there's also the benefit in terms of investment. cp countries already employ in britain around 400,000 people. so this makes the investments in britain easier. so it's likely to attract yet further investment to britain and remember that in terms of value of investments and in terms of jobs created by overseas

but are we not seeing the liam? the pain, liam? >> do we not get the message? do we know?pensive. we afford to spend it. we can't afford to spend it. there's not a lot of it about why even more pain in why do we need even more pain in my side hustle job, my sunday telegraph column. >> i've been writing for two and a half months now that the bank of england should pause these interest rises. we've interest rate rises. we've already 3018 in a row already had 3018 in a row monetary policy that is changes in interest rates . they operate in interest rates. they operate with long and variable lags. there's enough pain going on in the economy. the economy is already growing slowly. it stalled , in fact, as the last stalled, in fact, as the last growth figures showed not so long ago. i think it's time that the bank took , took time out, the bank took, took time out, held its breath and waited to see the implications of the interest rate rises. we've already had . this is already had. and this this is enough of a drop that that debate which only renegades like me been trying to fo

he's still figuring it out on grass, and the british wild card, liam brody, took advantage, winning ahe highest ranked ukrainian player at these championships. she found a way past elise mertens in three sets, understandably emotional afterwards. elina svitolina reached the quarterfinals of the french open recently, having come back from maternity leave. friday here should be a cracker. we are going to see novak djokovic, iga swiatek, last year's beaten finalist, ons jabeur. you're live with bbc news. an eight—year—old girl has been killed and 16 people were injured when a land rover crashed into a primary school in wimbledon in south—west london. it happened at a girls school for children aged between 4 and ii — during what was thought to be a garden party for the last day of term. 10 people were taken to hospital. a woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. tables, chairs and mats laid out. a sense of excitement about the last day of term. the young girls celebrating the end of school for th

hold on a minute, liam.m going out to fry eggs on the pavement for fry 2—2 eggs on the pavement for our morning. oh, our brekkie this morning. oh, dean our brekkie this morning. oh, dear. meanwhile, back dear. but then meanwhile, back here britain, sort here in britain, it's all sort of a a bit mixed by of a bit. a bit mixed by average, isn't it? i was out at the weekend and i was on a motorway. the m20 seven and the rain surface rain was horrendous us it was coming down. steroids literally, literally. and that was dangerous to drive in. there's no doubt about that . and there's no doubt about that. and so it's been like that a few days and over the weekend. but by and large, we're a bit of a mixed bag today weather wise . so mixed bag today weather wise. so a bit showers and bit sunshine . a bit showers and bit sunshine. >> i think it's going to be a bit of an average july and august here in the uk. so at least that's good for the garden. they always say the garden. >> us universities. the prime >> no us un

not necessarily a new kind of escalation in terms of it's dangerous to civilian populations. nicola liam king. thank you, matt. how exactly do these cluster bombs work? i put that question to mike martin, a military analyst and senior worst studies fellow at kings college london. it says a come in a variety of different shapes and sizes. they can be dropped sometimes they can be fired out to the tennessee. they can be on rockets, and essentially what happens is when that over the target they explode and they and they drop multiple. so you know, up to a 100 smooth bum let's, i got food onto the target and they have a variety of minutes she uses. so for example, if you want to take out an ad field, you can drop it over the runway and that will pitch the runway and make it unusable . if your enemy has lots of stores and supplies, laid out very good for that. and also, if your enemy has troops that are in charges or in the open, they can be very useful for that as well. how useful do you think they might proven the ukrainian pace? could they really make a difference on the battlefield? sure

thanks, liam . okay, >> right. thanks, liam. okay, now, moving on.land will today mark the coronation of king charles iii with a ceremony at saint giles cathedral in edinburgh. >> he's going to be presented with the crown jewels of scotland proceedings scotland and the proceedings will sword because will include a new sword because the one is literally very the old one is literally very shaky , which to be named shaky, which is to be named after late queen elizabeth ii. >> so let's speak to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, from walker, who joins us now from edinburgh . what's happening up edinburgh. what's happening up there morning , edinburgh. what's happening up there morning, cameron? there this morning, cameron? lucky being up in the fresh lucky you being up in the fresh air of edinburgh , fresh air and sunshine. >> bev, unlike yesterday , where >> bev, unlike yesterday, where it was a bit of a washout, unfortunately for the royal garden party. but today it's a very historic day here in edinburgh . the barriers are out, edinburgh. the

as for the british press, liam broady is through.ench part—time magician in straight sets. liam broady is a british wild card, a day of mixed fortunes for the british players are. we will see andy murray in an all british much also coming up and then we're back with the defending women's champion against carlos alcaraz. data should be exciting. mark cavendish will have to wait at least another day, if he's to topple the record for stage wins at the tour de france. the manxman finished behind jasper philipsen in stage three's time trial as the race moved from the basque country and into france, with a sprint finish at bayonne. drew savage reports. after the heels of the basque country, staged a the sprinters. mark cavendish doesn't like to talk about breaking records, he said she just wants to win one more stage in his last season. meanwhile, four adam yates in the yellowjersey, this was a day to stay in the peloton, save your legs and just make it to the finish. what was complex and twisty. position can be vital in a bunch sprint, an

you know, liam is a wealthy kid who finds something in jordan you know and it really isn't that. and again some of the biggest things happen between african-american and themselves of teasing kids, you know, calling them an oreo or, you know, again, why you talk like that or you think you're too good to hang out with us now. so of the most brutally honest stuff between african-american kids, so it's not at all black versus white thing. it is really a kids seeing race and class for the first time and how he to it. so if you look to be offended will and these people have looked be offended but no one ever cared about thousands of books that i was exposed to that made me feel bad as an african-american kid you no one tried to protect me from that. and now people like me grow to write our own books. and all of a sudden books are what the problem is. what about the timing of when kids will see your book or will have access to your book more recently just within the past couple of months, this book, escambia county, florida, was was restricted only to middle school libraries and high s

we are on the order seat gab telegram, and of course the website is the bmw on the problem is liam you ever saw using style? nobody's a new, she succeeded, warranties come on. so you feel these introduce all do unless you got them go. could you be a we both get a spot to say, of course i use a lot of the city and you're not the last of the way you know assigned to the points. if i see the view that i got the staples of what i see, see that that will be the black. you have a bus stop, the little thing you know, can i, you know, she just saw you see the 2 sections. i really a painful while you were calling me because apparently it was based on the cheap energy coming from russia. so now we are in the area in the position regarding the is the select, the cut, the fire legs, and we cannot walk anymore. the assist reckless behavior. the match is both to me, which i am a boost because i had some new politic. i'd say a commitment and use the process is the guy used to has more than half a co bites us the country for the last. i didn't for the and let you in thinking that the who is a part to

who wo that and liam, what about'ou on that and liam, what about you?tion to the ulez policy and to what nigel farage had to say? >> yeah, i just see it really as a labour tax bill, you know, i think sadiq khan's put the tfl in a massive amount of debt and you know, you've even got the leader of the labour party in keir starmer doesn't even really want be associated with it at want to be associated with it at all. you've got that front all. so you've got that front and with banks as and i think with the banks as well. what's happening with farage? should farage? i don't think you should really unelected really be having unelected officials the of these officials at the top of these banks dictating who has a bank account doesn't just account and who doesn't just because political because of their political views. so yeah, views. you know, so yeah, i think that's. >> you think there'll be >> do you think there'll be people change minds people who change their minds about vote in the about the way to vote in the next general election based on based on ulez

liam graphic liam halligan liam halligan because he's because the government are talking about greatare talking about gre there today. the government are talking about gre there is today. the government are talking about gre there is there today. the government are talking about gre there is there he ay. the government are talking about gre there is there he is. >> there he is there he is. well, so you're at the science museum in london this morning. liam about nuclear liam to talk about nuclear energy. who are you to ? talking energy. who are you to? talking >> i am indeed at the science museum, bev. i don't think i've been here since i was a cub in my little shorts and my cap. i wish i was wearing them today because it's pretty hot and humid down here. i am in museum land in kensington in land in south kensington in central london, and pretty soon the energy secretary grant shapps arriving here, shapps will be arriving here, giving what he is billing the department of billing as a major speech on nuclear energy . he's speech on nuclear energy. he's going to announce the launch of g

join me now is scottish conservative msp liam kerr. liam ijust scottish conservative msp liam kerr.ling millions of trees. please try and help me make sense of this madness . make sense of this madness. >> well , i'll make sense of this madness. >> well, i'll think your astonishment will be shared by the scottish public and indeed the scottish public and indeed the uk public. >> not just astonishment at the numbers that we're talking about, but the fact of it , numbers that we're talking about, but the fact of it, and this is something i've been pursuing for a number months, pursuing for a number of months, the previous cabinet secretary, despite making data available in previous , was somewhat previous years, was somewhat reticent, shall we say . but the reticent, shall we say. but the new cabinet secretary commended me, provided me just this week with the numbers. and as you say , they the scottish government is estimating that just under 16 million trees have been felled on forestry and land scotland sites. that's publicly owned sites. that's publicly owned sites in scotland to f

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>> liam, w" >> exactly. liam, look, thank you liam halligan, you very much.economics and business editor get some more editor now let's get some more on that i broke here on that news that i broke here just ago. 23 year just a few moments ago. 23 year old conor chapman has found old conor chapman has been found guilty liverpool crown court guilty at liverpool crown court of murder edwards. of the murder of elle edwards. she shot outside the she was shot outside the lighthouse in wallasey lighthouse pub in wallasey village in wirral on christmas eve year. live to eve last year. let's go live to liverpool to our gb news north—west. reporter sophie reaper with the latest. sophie of a market for the gangs to operate in and so well, patrick, this morning around 11:07, justice goose sent out the jury comprising of seven women and five men in order for them to begin their deliberations . begin their deliberations. >> they have now returned with a unanimous verdict, which was a relatively short amount of time, only around 3.5 hours of deliberation , which is rather d

money. >> hi liam. see the same next month with with fall. >> it certainly looks that way, pip. you know, one person's house price fall is another person's increased chances of actually managing to buy a home. so many youngsters finding it so difficult to get on the housing laddeh difficult to get on the housing ladder. so this is a double edged just have edged sword. let's just have another quick look at the numbers. so house prices did fall 2.6% in june compared to june 20th, 22. that is the biggest fall since 2011. and it's the third successive fall monthly fall. to your question pips, monthly fall. to your question pips, there's certainly a downward momentum in the typical uk home now costs. downward momentum in the typical uk home now costs . 280 £285,932 uk home now costs. 280 £285,932 and the average two year fixed rate mortgage is soaring. it's now 6.54. and almost weekly. the mortgage lenders are giving rates to brokers that they can sell to punters and then they're having to withdraw those rat

liam halligan on the money . on the money. and liam , of course we had both the liam, of course we had both the chancellor and the governor of the bank of england at this important mansion house sort of dinner last night and warning about the dangers of wage inflation. and there we are, the day after. they've been proved right . right. >> we did indeed hear from both the chancellor and the governor of the bank of england, andrew bailey, last night at the mansion house, doing a kind of double act, a display unity . double act, a display of unity. the bank of england, of course, under enormous pressure because the inflation target in this country is set by the treasury is 2. and our inflation on the latest numbers is still 8.7. and let's have a look at those wage numbers that you mentioned, mark. and pip. ordinarily, the fact that wages are going up strongly would be a cause of celebration, but there are two reasons why they aren't selling rating because they're going up by less than the rate of inflation. and ther

shows that the court seems to be silent when it comes to western crimes, because 1000000 lives to liam, unity of heads of state is guaranteed by international law and relevant conventions . in the case of the ruling by the international criminal court, it is not as much a manifestation of and by lability as it is of the touch ability of the anglo saxons force. this decision, let's, let's say, forced the prosecutor to bypass all the procedures with unprecedented speed for that warrant to be concocted. and when it comes to the multi polar world, the foreign minister has said that the was, is going out of this way to undermine the work of the when. and he has mentioned that uh any sofas tends to take advantage of you and institutions are to fail. he's also hoping that the organization will expend even more and create a more just and multi paula world, where all space of the world can have an equal say can, which just in a bit of time, we're currently witnessing a fierce desire to prevent rushes rise as an independent center of a multi polar world order mules through store. if it has alrea

it is a day of three british men playing, because we will also see liam broady later, he put out the is up against a man who reached the semifinals a couple of years ago. cameron norrie, he will take on christopher eubanks, the american. it's such a packed scheduled today, talk us through the other highlights we can look forward to. they talked about manic monday before they got rid of the middle sunday. because of the rain delays early on it is a packed schedule and we have second and third round matches. we can dip into court number one, if we can first of all. arena saddle anchor has her cut work out at the moment. she is taking on a croatian, not a player that we were expecting to trouble her, but she has a break—up on that one. savile anchor is an australian open champion now. she is desperate to win this title. later we will see ons jabeur. aryna sabalenka aryna sa balenka is aryna sabalenka is very much the favourite in this one. let say she can bring herself back into this first set. she tries to make an impact on grass. a surface that she should do well on. she is set sweati

four grand slam finals, he came unstuck on grass yet again, this time against the british wildcard liam brody, a man whose only just inside the world's top 150, took the match in five sets, denis shapovalov awaits him next. elina svitolina is the highest ranked ukrainian player, she is through to the third round having reached the quarter—finals at roland—garros last month, understandably emotional after her 3—set win. friday should be an absolute cracker here, novak djokovic, iga swiatek, carlos alcaraz, aryna sabalenka and last year's beaten finalist ons jabeur are all scheduled to play. all hoping to reach the second week of these championships. not only is it ten years since andy murray's wimbledon title, 2013 also the year of marion butterly�*s�* victory, her only grand slam one at the 47th attempt. she has been reflecting on that moment a decade on. it was 2007 when i lost to venus in the final but it six long years before i got another chance and i really felt at that moment it was god just giving me another chance and i had to take it, and it was a very special edition, i didn't

can easily approved into the 3rd round and underlined her status as one of the tournament favorites. liam brody on cloud 9. in the upset of the tournament so far, the 29 year old from england knocked out well known before casper roots. brodie had to fight back from 2 sets down to one, but eventually out last at their norwegian in 5 sets. rude at made the final of roland girls and the us open in the last 12 months, but had no answer to produce inspired display in the final sense. terry bindix static on crowd and the upsets wouldn't stop there with mico email from sweden knocking out number 9 seats. taylor freights from the u. s. e. mary showed his fighting spirit coming back from to set stone to stone, fritz, and advance to the 3rd round. also on thursday, defending champion laden uh re but key now faced a tough test and the 2nd round, bypassed it with flying colors in a straight set when over a lease coordinate from friends. after dropping a set in our 1st round match rate mccain, i showed a much more convincing performance on center court that caesar through to the 3rd round, a tough tas

there's a tough test for liam broady in round 2, after he beat constant lestienne.urth round opponent. a win forjan choinski, too, over dusan lajovic. harriet dart lost to diane parry early on. after taking the first set on a tie break, she lost in three. katie swan was beaten in straight sets by the olympic champion belinda bencic. but better news for jodie burrage, who beat caty mcnally to win her first match at wimbledon. up next for her, 11th seed daria kasatkina. you can find all the results on our website. on tuesday, we'll see the women's defending champion elena rybakina kick off the action on centre court. chetan pathak looks ahead to day two. the men's defending champion novak djokovic safely through to the second round tuesday sees the women's champion elena rybakina begin the defence of her title. she begins these champion chips with uncertainty. she was forced to pull out of the french open with a virus and it does not feel as though she is fully recovered from it. america's shelby rogers now her opponent. women's tennis has a big three. challenging iga