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liam, thank you much. fun. liam, thank you so much. the and one more thought before the break. a bit of break. let's have a bit of engush break. let's have a bit of english nationalism, shall we? the lionesses won. won. the lionesses won. yes they won. they matildas , they they beat the matildas, they beat australia. three one. absolutely terrific . they're absolutely terrific. they're through to the final on sunday. they'll be playing spain and they are the favourites to win. and we very much hope that they do. but you know, when politicians lions pretend to be big sports fans, it doesn't always work. let's have a look at this picture of sir ed davey . oh dear. oh dear, oh dear. there's ed sheeran , funded by there's ed sheeran, funded by spades by politicos pretending that it's a really big moment, but utterly, entirely posed for the camera. all i can say , sir the camera. all i can say, sir ed, is sad , so sad, so cringe ed, is sad, so sad, so cringe making. it's not even true. now, a couple of years ago i propose a couple of years

liam, thank you much. fun. liam, thank you so much.fore the and one more thought before the break. a bit of break. let's have a bit of engush break. let's have a bit of english nationalism, shall we? the lionesses won. won. the lionesses won. yes they won. they matildas , they they beat the matildas, they beat australia. three one. absolutely terrific . they're absolutely terrific. they're through to the final on sunday. they'll be playing spain and they are the favourites to win. and we very much hope that they do. but you know, when politicians lions pretend to be big sports fans, it doesn't always work. let's have a look at this picture of sir ed davey . oh dear. oh dear, oh dear. there's ed sheeran , funded by there's ed sheeran, funded by spades by politicos pretending that it's a really big moment, but utterly, entirely posed for the camera. all i can say , sir the camera. all i can say, sir ed, is sad , so sad, so cringe ed, is sad, so sad, so cringe making. it's not even true. now, a couple of years ago i propose a couple of ye

what is going on behind you, liam?— event is taking place. what is going on behind you, liam?liam? yeah, well, we are here at one of— on behind you, liam? yeah, well, we are here at one of the _ on behind you, liam? yeah, well, we are here at one of the biggest - are here at one of the biggest cultural festivals across wales and it is going from strength to strength. the weather is not putting a dampener on that. it has been raining since the early hours of this morning but we are expecting tens of thousands of people to come here over the next few days to celebrate everything from music to literature and everything in between. but, as i said, we have seen quite high winds and weather and wind and rain over the past few hours. and the field behind me, quite waterlogged but there is a hope they will be drying out of the next few days as the weather does subside. we are in one of the other weather warnings here on the peninsula. but we are actually seeing the bulk of the main issues in terms of the weather affecting south wales, especially the south—west coast in places like pem

liam what debunked as well.am what has been me , i've had been interesting to me, i've had a over the last couple of a sense over the last couple of weeks here's a big issue weeks is that here's a big issue that actually unites thing that actually is unites thing leavers and remainers in a remarkable way. >> it absolutely is. it's uniting. i think , remainers who uniting. i think, remainers who are intellectually honest enough and are anti—trump , noble enough and are anti—trump, noble enough that they can bring themselves with huge respect. nigel, through gritted teeth, to move on to the same side of the room that you are because you are for them. obviously a hate figure. you've spent your adult life winding up conservatives natives about the european union , two about the european union, two huge, hugely successful and now you're exposing a lot of their establishment friends are using our banking industry almost as a kind of prop to promote their own version due to their friends and to be moral arbiters. compl

liam what debunked as well.am what has been me , i've had been interesting to me, i've had a over the last couple of a sense over the last couple of weeks here's a big issue weeks is that here's a big issue that actually unites thing that actually is unites thing leavers and remainers in a remarkable way. >> it absolutely is. it's uniting. i think , remainers who uniting. i think, remainers who are intellectually honest enough and are anti—trump , noble enough and are anti—trump, noble enough that they can bring themselves with huge respect. nigel, through gritted teeth, to move on to the same side of the room that you are because you are for them. obviously a hate figure. you've spent your adult life winding up conservatives natives about the european union , two about the european union, two huge, hugely successful and now you're exposing a lot of their establishment friends are using our banking industry almost as a kind of prop to promote their own version due to their friends and to be moral arbiters. compl

let's bring back liam . can see. let's bring back liam.we overrode your video there by pointing everyone to where they can find this petition . liam, should we should petition. liam, should we should we go back to you and your giant inflate double pig ? inflate double pig? >> so we indeed , tom, we have >> so we indeed, tom, we have just broken through 285,000 signatures. gb news viewers and listeners now backing this campaign in droves. let's get to 300,000 before myself and other gbs news presenters go to downing street and hand in that petition to the chancellor at number 11. because what we are campaigning for is to not kill cash. so many of you have written to us, so many of you have got in touch via email to say that you're concerned. it's more and more difficult to use cash. many shops no longer taking cash. banks are withdrawing their services from many high streets. people increasingly living a long way away from banks . people need away from banks. people need cash in their daily lives. 10% of homes, tom and elly don't have regul

liam not at the finish line. liam halligan is here in the studio.sed illegally into the uk so far. >> this year. the figure comes as authorities brought at least 500 migrants to dover harbour . 500 migrants to dover harbour. this morning. we're live at the port with a homeland security edhoh port with a homeland security editor, mark . editor, mark. white >> plus, french bulldogs , >> plus, french bulldogs, british bulldogs, they're among the most popular dog breeds, but now an animal welfare charity is urging people to avoid buying puppies with such exaggerated features. we'll be telling you more . we want your views on this more. we want your views on this before we start, though, here's all your headlines with paul hawkins . hawkins. >> good afternoon. 2:01. i'm paul hawkins in the gb newsroom. the prime minister claims today's fall in inflation shows his plan is working. today's fall in inflation shows his plan is working . price rises his plan is working. price rises are continuing to slow due to falls in the cost of food and energy. the latest

liam. in a cheery way start the show , liam way to start the show, liam halligan league , isn't it?nd halligan league, isn't it? and business editor there , right? business editor there, right? >> let us know what you think. are be affected by are you going to be affected by these interest rate rises? and if so, to what extent? vaiews@gbnews.com the email vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address. donald trump has hit vaiews@gbnews.com is the email addreat. donald trump has hit vaiews@gbnews.com is the email addreat prosecutorsump has hit vaiews@gbnews.com is the email addreat prosecutors just has hit vaiews@gbnews.com is the email addreat prosecutors just hourst back at prosecutors just hours before his court appearance on charges trying to overturn charges of trying to overturn the of the 2020 us the results of the 2020 us election. >> yes, trump said that the indictment was quote , indictment was quote, unprecedented and showed corruption in the biden presidency . see, it's the third presidency. see, it's the third time in four months that he's been charged as he campaigns to regain

your family. >> liam: yes, she is.ave a daughter together. you-- you're the one who just said we share this history. i'm not denying that. that history runs deep. >> finn: she's my wife. >> liam: yes, and me respecting

hello this is the film industry with you ivan kudryavtsev in the new issue hostages with liam neeson animated interpretation of the fairy tale ruslan and lyudmila autumn film premieres, where fairy-tale heroes will not do without fairy tale characters, we are also talking about the film by the command of the pike, but we will start with the results of the festival of short films and debut films, in short where she worked film crew of our program. one of the main discoveries and films of the opening, in fact, on the 11th festival, in short, was the full-length debut broccola of hoffmann's tale . this is an ironic story about a quiet and inconspicuous girl who unexpectedly receives a pass to the world of big cinema and gradually begins to believe in herself, the picture turned out on russia 1 tv channel, implying the acquisition of broadcasting rights and support at the box office. this is a movie about love, which should be in the first place. it's self love that we have accustomed to educate that a dream comes true sometimes with the most unexpected way, but a person finds himself. i

. >> our economics and business editor liam halligan joins us now. good morning to you, liam.ldn't pay for a hug. you would pay a hug. would pay for a hug. >> seems kind of hug. risk >> seems some kind of hug. risk assessment. mean, talk about a assessment. i mean, talk about a mood killer. assessment. i mean, talk about a moyeah,.er. assessment. i mean, talk about a mo�*yeah, we're together on this >> yeah, we're together on this one, liam. >> yeah, we're together on this onei liam. >> yeah, we're together on this onei certainly look, i'm just >> i certainly look, i'm just saying, know, we don't need saying, you know, we don't need to economy. we to pay in a market economy. we shouldn't begrudging people shouldn't be begrudging people who to. who might want to. >> we can't agree with you on that one. but, liam, you sat in this seat about a week or this very seat about a week or two ago, and you said if the next inflation figures started with be happy. so with a six, you'd be happy. so are you this morning? are you happy this morning? >> good news. of course >> this is good ne

he was our rock , our liam. he had the rock, our liam.we are always asking ourselves why did this happen to liam ? why do his this happen to liam? why do his two boys now have to live with the knowledge that their loving father was taken away from them in the most barbaric of circumstances ? circumstances? >> donald trump's due to surrender himself on charges of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election in georgia . these are live shots in georgia. these are live shots outside the fulton county jail , outside the fulton county jail, where we're expecting trump to arrive later. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next 18 months. even as he campaigned to become president again in the 2024 election. his former lawyer , rudy giuliani, former lawyer, rudy giuliani, surrendered yesterday . the surrendered yesterday. the justice secretary has ordered an independent public inquiry into the case of a man who was wrongly jailed. andrew malkinson spent 17 years in prison for a rape h

i liam, get his view on that.t's the first time you've been on since the resignations last week and the apologies i got from the bbc looking at it sort of a step back with a bit of cool reflection. this has really shone a light on a big problem, hasn't it? >> it has. anyone that thinks this is story about you this is a story just about you doesn't understand the story, frankly. i think you would frankly. and i think you would you would agree with that more than anybody. what this shows is some ridiculous it's some of the ridiculous it's pretty nefarious activities that go on in big institutions , go on in big institutions, actions even ostensibly private sector institutions. so in this case, natwest is owned 40% by the state because they did such a great job in the run up to the global financial crisis, i.e. they had to be bailed out . but they had to be bailed out. but it strikes me that there is a really important principle at stake here and never again can people say, oh, all this woke stuff, it's just being ki

liam halligan there.ing through a beer festival, which of you love see, of course you love to see, right? a heck of right? i have got a heck of a lot coming your way. more on that exclusive from rishi sunak. we will be chatting to somebody who's being massively disadvantaged by this chelmsford asylum seeker, immigrant asylum seeker, illegal immigrant housing saga. if you've got an e—bike , well, watch out because e—bike, well, watch out because apparently battery in it apparently the battery in it might explode. might actually explode. you might actually explode. you might move out of might want to move it out of your now i'll be filling your house. now i'll be filling your house. now i'll be filling you in on all of that, and i promise you have some promise you i will have some stuff on chinese dancing bears, which will bring smile to your which will bring a smile to your face. christys on gb face. patrick christys on gb news, britain's news channel. >> outlook with boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt s

liam definitely involved. liam halligan.'ll put out a t shirt. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> big implication as we think today with inflation figures out on commuters. let's today with inflation figures out on commuters . let's speak to on commuters. let's speak to lisa hartle. she's joining on commuters. let's speak to lisa hartle. she'sjoining us lisa hartle. she's joining us from waterloo station this morning . not only to commuters morning. not only to commuters often have all the concerns of mortgages like rest of us mortgages like the rest of us and food inflation, but it's those rail tickets. what can you tell that this morning ? >> 7- >> good ? >> good morning. 7 >> good morning. well, the government has said that train fares next year will rise below the rate of inflation. so below that 6.8. so ministers last year made a similar move. they increased the train fares by 5.9, but that was the biggest increase in a decade . now, increase in a decade. now, usually before the pandemic , the usually before the pandemic, the governm

i liam, get his view on that.t's the first time you've been on since the resignations last week and the apologies i got from the bbc looking at it sort of a step back with a bit of cool reflection. this has really shone a light on a big problem, hasn't it? >> it has. anyone that thinks this is story about you this is a story just about you doesn't understand the story, frankly. i think you would frankly. and i think you would you would agree with that more than anybody. what this shows is some ridiculous it's some of the ridiculous it's pretty nefarious activities that go on in big institutions , go on in big institutions, actions even ostensibly private sector institutions. so in this case, natwest is owned 40% by the state because they did such a great job in the run up to the global financial crisis, i.e. they had to be bailed out . but they had to be bailed out. but it strikes me that there is a really important principle at stake here and never again can people say, oh, all this woke stuff, it's just being ki

good afternoon, liam. a quarter percentage liam. half% that some were expecting. but this still means yet more pain for borrowers . yet more pain for borrowers. >> it does. i guess the headline , pip, is that if you've got a mortgage of £200,000 on a 25 year term and the mortgage rate is currently about 6, then this increase in the bank of england base rate , if it increases your base rate, if it increases your interest rate that you pay on that mortgage, it's going to be about £30 a month for 3 to £400 about £30 a month for 3 to £400 a year, which is quite serious money for any household. we can see here. the history of rate rises since 2017. ultra low before the covid pandemic, then going even lower down to a quarter point during lockdown , quarter point during lockdown, and then a series of rate rises, 14 rate rises to 5.25. now that's the highest since april 2008. good news if you've got some savings and your bank is passing those interest rate rises on not so good if you're either on a variable rate mortgage or you've got a fix

liam, to have liam halligan with me this evening.k you've been reporting on this since 7:00 this morning, so thank you for making your day so long, showing proper capitalist work ethic . do you long, showing proper capitalist work ethic. do you think the bank has gone from one extreme to the other ? to the other? >> i do indeed. jacob i've been writing this for many, many months in my telegraph column. i think the bank was far late think the bank was far too late to raising rates , and when to start raising rates, and when it did start raising rates finally late 2021, it was finally in late 2021, it was cautious with very small interest rate rises. as a result, rates are now going up further and will stay higher for longer than otherwise would need to be the case. so yes, i agree with you very much. the bank was too slow and it dismissed inflation consistently as transitory. it dismissed the pleadings of people like you and i who said quantitative easing was going to be very inflationary. this covid era qe that had escaped from the b

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yeah. >> liam halligan saying 6 billion cash transactions annually.e are words that are appropriate because this came in on mass under the pandemic when businesses didn't like handling cash. but there's been an erosion of cash . and been an erosion of cash. and we're hearing from so many of you out there that's just you out there that that's just not cricket. we want the choice. we want the option, particularly elderly people and the disabled and , of course. and infirm, of course. >> yes . and cash is still used >> yes. and cash is still used in 6 billion. transact every year. in 6 billion. transact every year . so if in 6 billion. transact every year. so if that's in 6 billion. transact every year . so if that's the case, why year. so if that's the case, why should it be permanently replaced by debit and credit cards? it shouldn't . and we will cards? it shouldn't. and we will be returning to downing street very shortly when gb news presenters arrive with that petition . knock on number 11 petition. knock on number 11 door and it's a fancy tastic ex

liam was more than just a family member to us. >> he was our rock, our liam.the biggest and most kind hearted soul and would literally do anything for anyone . but we do anything for anyone. but we are always asking ourselves , why are always asking ourselves, why did this happen to liam ? why do did this happen to liam? why do his two boys now have to live with the knowledge that their loving father was taken away from them in the most barbaric of circumstances ? do donald of circumstances? do donald trump is due to surrender himself on charges of trying to overturn an the result of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. >> these are live pictures outside the fulton county jail, where we're expecting him to arrive later. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next 18 months, even as he campaigns to become president again in the 2024 us election . again in the 2024 us election. his former lawyer, rudy giuliani , surrendered yesterday . the , surrendered yesterday. the justice secretary has ordered an independent pu

liam halligan, shortly.d business editor. the of editor. he's in the city of london sitting down with london who is sitting down with jeremy london who is sitting down with jeremon that, more on that, more on that, more on that, because there were more because there were some more revelations about 20 revelations in in about 20 minutes time. now five greenpeace been greenpeace activists have been arrested climbed onto arrested after they climbed onto the rishi sunak home in the roof of rishi sunak home in nonh the roof of rishi sunak home in north yorkshire look north yorkshire today. look should eco terrorists should they be eco terrorists now ? have they the way for now? have they paved the way for other idiots and extreme ists to go and behave similarly ? what go and behave similarly? what the flipping heck are our security services playing? and get a load of this as well. you know those ukrainian women and children who are fleeing an actual war zone? yeah, apparently. apparently we're going boot them out

our reporter liam evans has been to spain to see how it works there. fresh food. busy streets.t mightjust be the perfect holiday. but how much extra would you be willing to pay to the local community to enjoy it? valencia's beauty brings more than 2 million people here every year, but maintaining and improving infrastructure to cope with those numbers is expensive. it's notjust in wales where the idea of a tax on tourism is a contentious issue. here in valencia, the government earlier on in the year wanted to bring in a tax on tourism. but since then there have been regional elections and the party now in power, the conservatives, say they want to bring that legislation to an end. the tourism sector is vincenzo's bread and butter. it's been a busy summer, but for how long will that last? maybe not. not in this moment. not because all the people these arrive for the two or three years with the pandemia. no. and then now it's the tourists they want to go around of the the world is with relax and and then they don't want to spend a lot of money. if you increase introducing the tax

kino appreciated the rolling prospects of the new picture in the new picture hostages liam's hero, neesonnot a military man and not an ex-cop as fans are used to, but an ordinary businessman named matt with no special skill set one morning, taking the children to school, he receives a call from an unknown person who reports that there is a bomb in the hero's car. now we have to follow all the anonymous instructions in order to save the children and survive on our own. will you take the phone? it's not my. hello sorry who are you by your seat bomb, if you i got your attention the script i liked the fact that it has very little fighting and very little gunfights and yet it is an exciting thriller 98 percent of the screen time. i spend in the car behind the wheel with my two children. all this seemed to me an interesting director of the project antalakh was not the minimum wage, which received the cannes film festival youth jury award in 2004 for crime drama. control fame was brought to him by militants, a collector and predators, and colleagues ilya amonisovna, on the set were young lily as

i plead with the gardners to put the emotional and mental well-being of liam and abby above all elsellow them to reconnect with us. we are their family, we love them, we have prayed for them every single day the last 547 days. since they were ripped away and isolated from us. the kids deserve all the love and support possible as we work through this next chapter. please do not continue to add to their pain, let our children be siblings again, and put them first and do what's right. thank you. >> anyone up for any -- >> you and your family members, parents, siblings, never gave up hope. you are standing here today talking about what the state attorney says is the final arrest in this case. what does that do? you said you are moving into the next chapter. but what's the feeling right now? >> i think i can speak for all of us. we have had every single feeling the last short time. there's been anger when we think about what was done. gratitude, deep gratitude that we are here today. happiness that we are finally seeing this day and just a lot of heartache, especially for the twins. so we

liam fox offers his unmissable insight. also coming up tonight, the lionesses inspired the nafion the lionesses inspired the nation with their ground breaking world cup run. but sly news has turned their achievement into an identity politics parade . politics parade. >> what jumps out of you is that this doesn't sort of represent diverse britain . it's all these diverse britain. it's all these blonde, blue eyed girls . blonde, blue eyed girls. >> how disgusting blonde and blue eyed. i'll ask the great british public to reject this toxic hard left racial politics being imported from the us. and my digest next. then my superstar panel have their say tonight. i'm joined by carole malone. benji butterworth and dame andrea jenkins. elsewhere tonight, is it really necessary for the virtue signalling family of former pm william gladstone to apologise and pay reparations for their ancestors role in the slave trade some 200 years ago? neil oliver with his unfiltered take shortly. plus, as the met police ends its cash for honours inqu

well, liam that winter period? well, liam halligan gb news is economics and business editor.we don't take as electricity. we don't take as many baths. et cetera. you're still going to have to pay this standing charge, which sounds completely unfair. >> well, we're approaching september. the kids are going back to school quite soon. the nights will soon be drawing in. and so a lot of people are thinking about this winter, what kind of winter is it going to be? because know pip, that be? because we know pip, that even bills soared even though energy bills soared last winter , not least after last winter, not least after russia's invasion of ukraine in february 2022, we know that last winter was actually relatively mild. it wasn't nearly as cold as many previous winters. mild. it wasn't nearly as cold as many previous winters . so as many previous winters. so even though many of us had really high heating bills and electricity bills, they could easily have been much higher had the weather not been on our side. what's weather the weather not been on our side. to what's weather th

liam fox offers his unmissable insight. also coming up tonight, the lionesses inspired the nafion the lionesses inspired the nation with their ground breaking world cup run. but sly news has turned their achievement into an identity politics parade . politics parade. >> what jumps out of you is that this doesn't sort of represent diverse britain . it's all these diverse britain. it's all these blonde, blue eyed girls . blonde, blue eyed girls. >> how disgusting blonde and blue eyed. i'll ask the great british public to reject this toxic hard left racial politics being imported from the us. and my digest next. then my superstar panel have their say tonight. i'm joined by carole malone. benji butterworth and dame andrea jenkins. elsewhere tonight, is it really necessary for the virtue signalling family of former pm william gladstone to apologise and pay reparations for their ancestors role in the slave trade some 200 years ago? neil oliver with his unfiltered take shortly. plus, as the met police ends its cash for honours inqu

hey, liam, what what halligan. doesn't he? i don't know . when doesn't he? i don't know. when i think of legendary, i think like tom hardy to you. i think of alexander the great speaks volumes. you think of the great twins. >> what's the name of their film? isn't it the legend? >> of course. you know what? >> of course. you know what? >> the uptake. know. nice to >> the uptake. i know. nice to see costello. see ellie costello. >> correct. >> correct. >> i'm sorry that i go to antiquity and classical literature you go to literature and you go to a hollywood movie. >> because i'm a geezer. >> that's because i'm a geezer. >> that's because i'm a geezer. >> yeah. >> that's because i'm a geezer. >> liam, what does are >> liam, what does it mean? are we be paying less or we going to be paying less or are we to be paying more? are we going to be paying more? >> yourselves in because >> strap yourselves in because this is a little bit complicated. i know i'm the economics business editor economics and business editor of gb

you've that he's got liam you've heard that he's got liam fox there. all the fox on there.y petition. news for my petition. gb news for justice. get it done . justice. just get it done. >> that feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening alex weather on. gb news evening alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. >> a mixture of sun and showers for many tomorrow. a little cooler generally to but in the south it will again be very warm in the sunshine thanks to this area pressure. it's area of high pressure. but it's being pushed away by low pressure. is becoming the pressure. this is becoming the dominant feature. it's making for very wet evening across for a very wet evening across western scotland. quite blustery as well . that rain will trickle as well. that rain will trickle southwards. a showers this southwards. a few showers this evening for wales and northern england, heavy ones, but england, 1 or 2 heavy ones, but they to fade and then much they tend to fade a

and liam, this is liam halligan. and liam, this is perhaps a mixed basket of news.uch that wages are rising so much that the government has warned about what's known as a wage price spiral ? price spiral? >> give me a one handed economist screamed napoleon bonaparte, because people like me is always on the one hand and on the other. you're right. it is a really mixed picture. on the one hand, it's great that average wages are up. they're actually up more than inflation. as i'll show you in a moment. on the other hand, i'm afraid it is an average lots of an average wage and lots of people working in the gig economy have wage economy won't have had wage rises, course. and it also rises, of course. and it also means rises means interest rate rises are more likely . means interest rate rises are more likely. so means interest rate rises are more likely . so interest rates more likely. so interest rates from the bank of england , from the bank of england, currently 5.25, haven't yet peaked , unfortunately. let's peaked, unfortunately. let's just have an eyeball of some o

liam's got more here with on the money . so it here with on the money.too expensive money because it's too expensive to the money because the to raise the money because the interest high, look, to raise the money because the inlotzst high, look, to raise the money because the inlot of high, look, to raise the money because the inlot of viewers ook, to raise the money because the inlot of viewers and a lot of gb news viewers and listeners be familiar with listeners won't be familiar with this of house prices as this concept of house prices as a multiple of average earnings, but it is a really important point kind of historic data series . series. >> let's see if we can explain it in a bit more detail. >> let's see if we can explain it in a bit more detail . as we it in a bit more detail. as we can see from my famous liam halligan graphic , the average uk halligan graphic, the average uk home, according to the halifax, our biggest mortgage lenders, they really know what they're talking now 6.7 times talking about is now 6.7 times average annual earnings. t

to security concerns in 2012 jihad is occupied to look to for several months. buildings and more liam's which are under unesco protection, were destroyed. it was a traumatizing time for the residents. abraham brings us to the famous library, with tens of thousands of valuable manuscripts were loose for safe keeping. just before the extreme us to control the, we call the store outcome gumble. it's found only in 10 book 2 and came from human . each part of this declaration has a meaning. this is the work of a family manuscript library, which is unfortunate to empty because during the crisis of 2012 to 2013 old manuscripts was secretly taken to buy my coat to protect them. mix we wanted to argue, please tim, back to his most famous land bach, a holy grail for his lumnick scholars over the century. here we are at this time, cory moss: the 1st university in africa, south of this, a hara, they used to be 25000 students from all over the world. here. it's classified as a world cultural heritage. psych by unescorted. this is where we celebrate the birth of the prophet mohammed office gaping, th

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morning to you, liam.at's very good. >> oh, that's very good. >> oh, that's very good. >> cynical. but lawyer once >> cynical. but a lawyer once said me. yeah. said that to me. yeah. negotiation it's true. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> tell you what. it's no good turn unpunished. turn goes unpunished. >> about my then? >> what about my advice, then? about three about importing something three times only when you times over? is it only when you can afford it? >> i think shoes and handbags that yeah. that sound advice? yeah. >> not for a house. >> not for a house. >> for house. no. look if >> not for a house. no. look if inflation coming down, then. inflation is coming down, then. right. shock drop right. it was that shock drop last 8.7, not nowhere last month, 8.7, not nowhere near low enough. >> 7.9 now. we're now 07.9, almost four times the two cent bank of england target , of bank of england target, of course, but it's heading in the right direction. >> so why then would we see another hike in interest rates? >>

liam with on the money. liam stagflation. are we really back to that?ing? tom stagflation . it's hunting? tom stagflation. it's sort of 1970s term. i wrote about it in my economics a—level all those years ago. it's when you get the combination of slow growth, even recession or stagnation. that's the economy contracting and inflation down. now, it's interesting, isn't it, because an hour or so ago we were talking about good economic news with mortgage rates coming down from the tsb and nationwide. and we'll come on to that. here you have one of that. but here you have one of the leading economic think tanks, the national institute. it's since the 50s it's been around since the 50s and completely crossed and 60s, completely crossed party, partly government funded , but ferociously independent. and they're now saying that the uk could go into a recession just when the bank of england said think the uk will avoid said we think the uk will avoid recession. so it just shows you the economy a kind of on a the economy is on a kind of on a on a knife edge. it co

iron maiden and mega dest organizers and emergency services are monitoring the security situation of liam is it not totally their problem everywhere about as with you, but in all areas, people are working together to find solutions. some of the numbers are secondary. what's all the important thing is that we put it all down, make sure everyone is happy. i'm just interested in like let me see. so the camping site is only half full. many fans won't let the rain dump in the mood the now to the women's world cup and south africa have made it into the knockout stages for the 1st time of the between it today. both sides div a when would be enough to secure progression to the last 16 threatening 5 goal and counter sol. solved africa. come out on top. early on it when it leaves way. after just 11 minutes, they were awarded a penalty and adiana cut also steps up to put her side to head. but then her teammate lit the side down, then a dead to oh see school, a spectacular own goal to put the school's level before have time. at this point, it's really was still through, but it proved a costly era. as

and liam, are you the money. and liam, are you surprised by these findings?l demand is absolutely huge over the last 20 years, we've gone from about 10% of all households being in rented accommodation. >> this is private rented accommodation, not social housing, where you're basically renting off the state. we've gone from about 10% to 20. >> and in some age groups, particularly 25 to 34 year olds, it's up above 45, almost 50% of people who are renting. and this is interesting survey from rics, very, very authority lviv. >> and let's see what it says. >> and let's see what it says. >> what the survey of letting agents says is that between may and july, 54% of agents said rents rose compared to the same penod rents rose compared to the same period in the previous year, even though there's been a cost of living crisis and even more significantly, i would say the same survey of letting agents by rics says that between august and october, that three month period, you've got 63% predicting a further rent rises. now the average rent in england is 100, is 1360, £67

hampshire have cruised to their first 0ne—day cup final infouryears, as liam dawson inspired his sideincredible seven wickets for just 15 as warwickshire were skittled out forjust 93. hampshire needed just 19 overs and one ball to knock off the runs. brooks koepka and justin thomas have been named among united states captain zachjohnson's six wildcard picks for the upcoming ryder cup. uspga champion koepka missed out on the points needed to qualify automatically afterjoining the saudi—backed liv golf tour last year. thomas failed to qualify for the season—ending fedex cup play—offs. sam burns, rickie fowler, collin morikawa and jordan spieth are also picked. the 44th ryder cup takes place at the end of september at the marco simone golf and country club near rome. it's also the solheim cup next month, and us captain stacy lewis says they will be underdogs as they take on europe in andalucia, looking for their first win in three attempts. the americans include world number one lilia vu, who claimed the british open title this month — her second major. iain carter also caught up with le

maiden and megan desk. organizers and emergency services are monitoring the security situation of liam is in the to there are problems everywhere. but all in all people are working together to find solution. all right, the numbers of seconds, right? because the important thing is, is that we put it all down and make sure everyone is homepage and stuff with us. i'll just, i'm just interested in like let me see. so the camping site is only half full. many fans won't let the rain dump in the mood, the and now to the women's, well, it's called west south africa. i have made it into the knockout stages for the 1st time of the beating, it's really both sides new a. when would be enough to secure progression to the law? 16 of the threading, 5 goal and counter sol, south africa come out on top. early on it went into these ways of to just 11 minutes, they were awarded a penalty, and adiana cut also stepped up to put her side to head. but then her teammate, let the side down, then a dead to oh, see school, a spectacular own goal to put the schools level before have time at this point, easily was

dawid malan�*s 5a from from 42 balls was the bedrock of england's response, but it was left to liam livingstoneould not have asked for a better start. you know, when i got the news from josh yesterday afternoon that i would be playing, a lot of excitement to be able to play at durham, you know, where i have played my cricket over the last nine years. so a lot of familiar faces and familiar surroundings, so probablyjust made me feel that little bit more relaxed coming into the ground today. for them to come back into the power play so strongly was a credit to them. i think we did have time to be able to pull it back to the middle, where we would apply a bit of pressure but unfortunately it was just one of those days where you lose wickets at the wrong time so, you know, on another given day, when things go a little bit more our way we may have posted a slightly bigger total there. england women's match fees for internationals have been increased to equal the men's with immediate effect. the change was recommended in the independent commission for equity in cricket report. it said women were paid