mine and liam's phones were dots on the map. >> liam allen even told michelle in her mom to expect somee at their own house. >> he says, don't be surprised if a car rides by. they're just checking you out. ten, 15, 20 minutes later, a car would ride by with dark windows and he says, they just saw you on the porch. >> she was like, i feel like i'm being watched. i feel like i'm under a microscope and i feel like, it's starting to creep me out. >> if michelle's life was no longer quite her own, soon she was being asked to risk even more. again, in coated language, tom shimmers instructed or to transfer some money into a certain account. >> your personal money? >> my personal money. >> was that for? >> to basically prove that i was committed to everything. committed to liam, committed to the process. >> the money transfers of a few hundred dollars would be returned when the security clearance was complete. michelle followed through and held on. >> i had this strange gut feeling that told me i need to keep going. that the light at that other and will be worth it. >> liam allen would be wort

indeed. you, liam halligan. >> liam will all. indeed. you, liam halligan. >> liam will beall.you, liam halligan. >> liam will be here1deed. you, liam halligan. >> liam will be here ineed. you, liam halligan. >> liam will be here in the studio to explain where the economy is heading indeed economy is heading and indeed whether drag is a bit of whether fiscal drag is a bit of a drag. stay with gb news radio. >> well, welcome back to the live desk. let's just update you with the emergency response to this incident . with the emergency response to this incident. up on with the emergency response to this incident . up on merseyside this incident. up on merseyside in the wirral with 50 pupils on board that bus that overturned on the m53 . we're now learning on the m53. we're now learning the second hospital in the area has declared a major incident. this is arrowe park hospital on the wirral in addition to alder. hey, children's hospital. a spokesperson for the wirral university teaching hospital group saying we have clear plans in place to deal these types of emergencies. our servi

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bravo, liam . this an hour ago. bravo, liam.d how dumb do they think we are? yours as even they think we are? yours as ever. and this is a guy who has a massive reputation across the city of london as a non political financial analyst, not of the highest repute . of the highest repute. >> and do you think there's an element in this, liam, of they put out a report to get the answer they want just like when they get an election, they don't like the answer too. they try and change that . and how much of and change that. and how much of this links up this kind of feeling there's a remain feeling that there's a remain establishment within friendly media the feet. this was leaked to and the banks themselves and it is irrefutably political i think it's political. >> i wouldn't want to character summarise it in terms of leave or remain. that's for nigel to do. >> he's the front did it themselves. >> they did 86 mentions of i'm not a politician, i'm just a very, very experienced financial and business journalist who follows politics clos

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well, i say this is strategic. >> i sense liam. it's not just the gmb. as with some others , i issue, as with some others, i sense the disconnect between the westminster elites and the country is growing. >> there is a big disconnect. again, the north london dinner party circuit will say this is all good. how can you possibly oppose this green stuff? the only reason you'd oppose it is because you're thick, right? that's it's knuckle draggers that's the it's knuckle draggers , all the rest of it. and yet if you are a third generation steelworker in port talbot and these are good, reasonably well paid skilled jobs for local people from a very proud part of the country, and they are knocking out world class steel and they don't want to be greened off the map, if you like . and the unions will push back . and the unions will push back . and it strikes me that this is an even harder conundrum for labour than it is for the tories, because it's those two parts of labour that the islington tendency that want everything to be and everything to be green and people

i'll be back at midday. >> liam thank you liam halligan .ell brand has criticised an mps request for information on its relationship with the comedian rumble, a video website popular with right wing creators received what it describes as an extremely disturbing letter from the culture, media and sport committee. the committee's chair has asked the company if mr brown is able to monetise his content and whether they might join youtube in suspending him. addressing the committee on tuesday , dame caroline dinenage tuesday, dame caroline dinenage said inappropriate behaviour shouldn't be ignored by media platforms , as they've been platforms, as they've been widely described by reporters in the press and on social media as an open secret . an open secret. >> and quite often these secrets are shared between friends and colleagues just to keep each other safe . but my concern is other safe. but my concern is when people in power are aware of rumours or stories yet don't act , then a culture is allowed act, then a culture is allowed to permeate .

just >> liam, thank you so much.to bring you as well, some reaction from the governor of the bank of england, andrew bailey. he says inflation has fallen lot recent months. fallen a lot in recent months. we it will continue to do we think it will continue to do so news. but so. that is welcome news. but there is no room for complacency , he warns. we need to be sure inflation returns to normal and we will continue to take the decisions necessary to do just that. decisions necessary to do just that . that is the latest that. that is the latest comments from the governor of the bank of england . andrew the bank of england. andrew bailey and it was 5 to 4 bailey yeah, and it was 5 to 4 voting in favour of holding rates versus 6 to 3 in favour of raising them back in august. >> so it seems a nice calm settled into the bank of england. thank you. liam halligan for twice in one week bringing us and millions of people watching home owners and business owners. >> some fantastic news, more reaction in the reaction coming in f

liam, appreciate your input.king news reaction to those inflation figures from the shadow chancellor of the exchequer. we've just exchequer. as we've just been discussing better discussing, better than expected, coming 6.7, down expected, coming in at 6.7, down from 6.8% the month before. nato and rachel reeves eves coming out and saying the uk is forecast to have the highest inflation of any major economy this already talked this year. we already talked about with tom. the oecd about that with tom. the oecd hasn't included the hasn't actually included the revised figures in that revised ons figures in that calculation the prime calculation and the prime minister is too weak to turn things his things around. whilst his predecessor, truss, predecessor, liz truss, continues to call for the same policies that crashed the economy this time last year. she goes to say conservatives goes on to say the conservatives have havoc and working have wreaked havoc and working people paying the price. people are paying the price

liam .we've liz truss, with him. liam. and about because it's a year on from her premiership. her short lived premiership, of course, and she's been making many, many points about the economy, about it bureaucrats that stop centre right policies being enacted free market policies falling by the wayside. and i'm delighted to be joined now by liz truss , to be joined now by liz truss, foreign prime minister. good. hi liam, good to be with you. why did you give your speech today ? did you give your speech today? >> well, because i believe that the problems that i was trying to last year still haven't to fix last year still haven't gone away . the fact is the gone away. the fact is the country isn't growing fast enough. people are struggling with the cost of living, and we need to get on with delivering lower taxes, but also reforms to things like energy and housing to make life cheaper for people and give people more opportunities . opportunities. >> you talked in your speech this morning, >> you talked in your speech this mo

right prime minister as >> liam, thank you. right prime ministjust as >> liam, thank you.nistjust been as >> liam, thank you. right prime ministjust been saying, as >> liam, thank you. right prime ministjust been saying, pushing we've just been saying, pushing back against zero back against this net zero agenda. he's delayed the ban on petrol and gas boilers. petrol cars and gas boilers. >> haven't heard the >> well, we haven't heard the detail because the speech is detail yet because the speech is yet to made, but they're yet to be made, but they're apparently they're saying they're to they're still committed to net zero remember, theresa zero by 2050. remember, theresa may's signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa méup signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa me up to signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa me up to that. signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa méup to that. but signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa méup to that. but he signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa méup to that. but he says signed zero by 2050. remember, theresa me up to that. but he says the ed us

i've broken >> i'm with liam.during lockdown and during of living crisis during the cost of living crisis , to kind of soup , i've gone to kind of soup market only brands. and i'm telling you, children get telling you, your children get used you can too. used to it and you can too. >> i'm telling you that i wouldn't. >> well, there we go . >> well, there we go. >> well, there we go. >> needs must you stay out of it? right. still to come, where does labour stand issues like does labour stand on issues like brexit and doctors strikes? we'll be exploring that very shortly. first, here's your headunes shortly. first, here's your headlines tatiana . pip headlines for tatiana. pip >> thank you. good afternoon. this is the latest from the gp newsroom. the home office has been ordered to stop construction work on a former raf base that was set to house asylum seekers in west lindsey. district council served an enforcement and stop notice saying it was clear there had been a breach of planning control. government plans to

liam keep posted right. you. liam keep us posted right.nk of england. yeah loud clear. of england. yeah loud and clear. coming up, kim jong un arrives in russia where is his train heading to and what's on the agenda with vladimir putin? first, the latest on first, let's get the latest on the warm feeling the weather that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good afternoon. well the thunderstorm risk will continue across southeastern areas through this evening. elsewhere, though, it will turn dry and chilly as well . so we've got chilly as well. so we've got a front that's been sat across the middle of the country that is pushing eastwards overnight, taking with it a lot of the rain and behind that, it will turn fresher. but for the afternoon, though, we've still got some persistent rain over the likes of yorkshire , lincolnshire and of yorkshire, lincolnshire and in the south—east where there's a warning in force for thunderstorms as that rain clears , there will be clears overnight, there wi

we've spoken, of course, about this at some length , liam, but we've actually length, liam, but we'ved you now , what's happening behind you now, what's happening here in ellesmere port, mark in cheshire, just on the river mersey is a real vote of confidence in the uk economy and uk car making. >> and the brand is vauxhall as you say, but the company is owned by stellantis, the third biggest car making conglomerate in the world. they manufacture in the world. they manufacture in 30 different countries. it's a french, italian american operation includes all kinds of brands and marques from austin to maserati to vauxhall to dodge and stellantis have decided , and stellantis have decided, added that the first ever factory in the world made in their empire that produces only electric vehicles is here in ellesmere port. i think you can see some of the pictures inside the factory now. there's been car making on this site under the vauxhall badge since the early 1960s. a huge heritage of automotive engineering in this part of the country . and as you part of the country. and as you say, ther

liam, thank very much. liam thank you very much.gan their economics and busine or labour halligan their economics and busine or pm labour halligan their economics and busine or pm in labour halligan their economics and busine or pm in waiting our halligan their economics and busine or pm in waiting as' leader or pm in waiting as he probably known. he's probably wants to be known. he's in for talks in paris isn't he, for talks with emmanuel macron. but is keir starmer showing his true colours ? can glean from colours? what can we glean from the he's had with the meeting that he's had with emmanuel apart the emmanuel macron, apart from the fact gave him an arsenal fact that he gave him an arsenal shirt? well, we're going fact that he gave him an arsenal sh get well, we're going fact that he gave him an arsenal sh get ilatest we're going fact that he gave him an arsenal sh get ilatest headlinesoing to get you latest headlines first polly . patrick. first with polly. patrick. >> thank you . the headlines this >> thank you. the headlines

put liam in the car seat. buckle him up.at you have the right seat. liam 23 months is just about outgrown the carrier type. now you want to keep a rear facing. be aware of height and weight limits. >> we see liam in his car seat. looks like she's doing a great job. any room for improvement? >> right. we'll look at the harness. one of the first things is making sure the seat is tight. you don't want it to move more than an inch side to side. make sure the seat is tight. >> some parents think just putting the seat belt through and clipping the seat belt without making sure the seat is tight is good enough. >> right. you want to make sure that's locked. you want to make sure that car seat is integrated to the car. >> i love sambi. she's making sure it's right. you don't want to be corrected. i can see that right now. >> okay. >> nice and tight? >> let's see what we've got. >> yeah. oh, she did a really good job. one thing to watch for is harness height. we would probably lower this. rear facing you want the straps at or below t

the economic and business editor liam with the money liam halligan with on the money .l come to the reaction in a moment. but first, some interesting facts and figures . a interesting facts and figures. a £3.1 billion investment by two smaller firms, one of which is nonnegian. but start producing 20 2627 pretty quick . 20 2627 pretty quick. >> pretty quick. this is a major announcement i'd say, by rishi sunaks government . i announcement i'd say, by rishi sunaks government. i think ahead of the party conference, which starts in manchester this weekend , there's a lot of weekend, there's a lot of politics going on. there's suella braverman speech yesterday. rishi sunak now really trying to reach out to the pro growth wing of his party. liz truss will be maria boarding around party conference, doing the prime conference, not doing the prime minister so let's minister any favours. so let's have a at specifics of have a look at the specifics of this large oil and gas field. as you say , it is the largest under you say, it is the largest under helped oil and gas field in the

liam, this is adequate response. liam, this is dramatic escalation. >> it is.forces the point that we were making that there is a point of principle here that needs to be sorted and sorted very i think that the very quickly. i think that the instincts home secretary instincts of the home secretary are correct and i hope are entirely correct and i hope that she is, given the hand to get this sorted as quickly as possible. i think on both sides there's a will to get it sorted . i that this clearly . but i think that this clearly now, this position increases the urgency . urgency. >> this is strike that could >> this is a strike that could put our safety at risk. >> and we're being told that two, there were two armed response vehicles patrolling london instead of 15. london last night instead of 15. and be same tonight and it will be the same tonight if all sorts of thugs with guns are listening to this, watching this , it's pushing at an open this, it's pushing at an open door for them. >> it is why, as i say, there is no real urgency to get this resolved . and p

liam as eveh , very, very crowded.eader sir ed liberal democrat leader sir ed davey shortly on stage. davey due shortly on stage. we'll latest for you we'll have that latest for you live there is the conference centre. more coming up to have posted up that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello , very good morning to you. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. further rain or showers today, but it won't be raining all day everywhere. there will be some sunshine in between, stay between, although it will stay blustery before storm agnes arrives tomorrow to bring a widespread swathe of disrupt of winds. we start off tuesday with showers moving through southern and central england, clearing to the east. another spell of wet weather moves into northern ireland and then scotland during the morning and early afternoon. that showers . some of that clears to showers. some of these showers could be heavy, especially and especially western scotland and northern ireland, but

and liam got in the neck for liam byrne got in the neck for actually a for his actually leaving a joken made public. and it was joke. however under labour was a joke. however under labour and you were and a new labour you were talking reducing the talking about a reducing the debt to 40. now we have a debt of 100. debt to 40. now we have a debt of 1well, did have a pandemic, >> well, we did have a pandemic, yes , we have a pandemic, but yes, we did have a pandemic, but i debt was going up i mean, the debt was going up before pandemic started. before the pandemic started. >> point basically is, >> the point basically is, who do think most competent do you think is most competent to the country at the to run the country at the present there's an present time? there's also an electoral cycle thing. maggie thatcher lasted 13 years as new labour lasted 13 years. this lot have come to the end of the road. >> you think it's end of days? >> you think it's end of days? >> yeah. it feels like it. >> yeah. it feels like it. >> yeah. >> yeah. i >> yeah. i think >> yeah. i think they >> yeah. i thi

liam. thank much. liam liam. thank you very much. business keep business editor. look, keep your emails we're of emails coming in. we're out of time segment now, time in this segment now, gbviews@gbnews.com. to gbviews@gbnews.com. i'll go to those emails those pension emails shortly. they the they are flooding in, by the way. but still to come, between now 5:00 the uk's now on 5:00 with the uk's prisons breaking i prisons at breaking point, i want we build want to ask, should we build more prisons? but first, it's your headlines with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> patrick, thank you. the top stories this hour, poundland owner pepco has agreed to buy up to 71 wilko stores. that comes as the retailer prepares to close all its outlets by next month . poundland also plans to month. poundland also plans to offer roles to wilko team members where possible. but barclays bank is cutting over 450 staff. unite the union, which represents employees at the bank, has branded the decision unneeded and unjustified . they've criticised unjustif

>> trying to. >> trying to. >> so let's with liam >> so let's start with you, liam and saying and priti are unsustainable . well, is she right? >> well, taxes are a 70 year high. are so high that high. taxes are so high that even the lib dems are saying they don't want to raise taxes. obviously, in their conference last weekend , they abandoned last weekend, they abandoned their quarter century old. we will put one p on income tax and give that money to education. slash health slash pothole filling depending on which particular the audience they're talking to at the time. and so the tax burden is really high. is it any wonder we spent £400 billion during the covid pandemic and the economy has not really got out of second gear since that pandemic ? to be since that pandemic? to be honest with you, ellie, the economy hasn't really been firing on all cylinders as anywhere in the western world since the global financial crisis in the late 2000. and this is why we have a really high tax burden. we've got demography coming through. more older people compared to more younger people needed to s

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but all—rounder liam livingstone rescued them with an unbeaten 95 as they closed on 226/7.made sure new zealand got nowhere near the target and went on to win by 79 runs. the four—match series continues at oval on wednesday. the four—time fi champion sebastian vettel was back in a red bull car this weekend, taking part in an environmentally focused motor racing event at the famous nurburgring circuit in southern germany. vettel brought an end to his 16—year formula one career at the end of last season. he was joined by both current and former fi stars — including yuki tsunoda, david coulthard and ralph schumacher. the event is part of a push for motorsports to switch to fossil—free synthetic fuels in an effort to protect the environment. the big omission today was to continue to race without trace. a race without trails trace is feeling the car with synthetic fuels rather than conventional fuels rather than conventional fuel so we had no extra oil that needed to be pumped out of the ground and as you can hear and see the car is working on performing and we all had the same

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liam? because about net zero? liam?use we've been talking for a long time about cost of net zero time about the cost of net zero and now it's becoming a cost of living issue, not a concept. this is no longer a theory. it's what's it going to cost and what's it going to cost me? and the question i guess i've the big question i guess i've got to you indeed got to you and indeed parliament, anyone, what is net zero going to cost? i saw one report, the climate change committee in 2021, a committee report in 2021, a bofis committee report in 2021, a boris johnson report, £1.4 trillion by 2050. and that's equal to £4,700 for every household, every year until 2050. is that the message that's starting to bite? and is that why the tories are realising there's some political capital actually in rowing back, there's actually in rowing back, there's a lot in that. >> just on your first point, martin, you're right, of course pnces martin, you're right, of course prices aren't coming down. the producer index is coming producer price i

thank you, liam. it's there. thank you, liam.'t it? jobs being created. you've all been in touch this morning. this was about universities going vegan and the pressure to make them do so. phyllis said. the peter campaigner on earlier claimed that local lamb had higher that local lamb had a higher carbon footprint asian carbon footprint than asian grown . how does she expect grown tofu. how does she expect the reach the uk? i'm the tofu to reach the uk? as i'm sure it doesn't have legs , sure it doesn't have legs, you're right. >> phil yes , ted says. another >> phil yes, ted says. another nail in the coffin of freedom. if students want vegan diets, let them. but wouldn't it be against individual rights to ban meat in student canteens? yes we agree with you. like our vegan lady said, it's about being kind. >> when anyone tells you to be kind , your heckles should go up. kind, your heckles should go up. you should be alert to the fact that you might be being made to do something you don't want to do. good, you do. kindness is good,

jonny bairstow hit 73 from 41 balls for the homes side, while dawid malan and liam livingstone both gotmade 175—8. kiwi opener tim seifert provided a quick start with 48 from 32 balls and glenn phillips took on the charge with 42 from 25, as the tourists won by 6 wickets with 16 balls to spare. the sides meet in the first of four one—day internationals in cardiff on friday. to the us open tennis where the men's world number two novak djokovic. is into his 47th grand slam semifinal and that is more than any man in history. the 36—year—old serb was up against american ninth seed taylor fritz, who he has beaten in all seven previous meetings. the 2a time grand slam winner progressed in straight sets. obviously it's a huge opportunity every single time i step out on the court at this age, this stage of my life, you know, i don't know how many more opportunities i'll get. so i'm trying to enjoy as much as i possibly can. in the women's draw, american teenager coco gauff stormed into the semi—finals for the first time with dominant victory over latvia'sjelena 0stapenko. the 19—year—old won 6—

it's liam's.lly, liam's become more quieter and noel's become more quieter and noel's become more quieter and noel's become more controversial become a bit more controversial . so he just speaks his mind. he doesn't like anyone. he doesn't like ed sheeran. he doesn't like adele. always attacking like ed sheeran. he doesn't like adele.but always attacking like ed sheeran. he doesn't like adele.but alway�*misery.ing them. but what a misery. >> he's misery . >> yeah, he's a misery. >> yeah, he's a misery. >> misery. i haven't like company. >> no, i have to say, because adele, whether you like a music or see her being or not, when you see her being interviewed things, interviewed and things, she comes as actually comes across as actually down. quite person. quite a nice person. >> i think she is. i think she hasn't even has all hasn't even though she has all this when you speak to this success. when you speak to her, still get that her, you can still get that london vibe from her. hasn't london vibe f

using but teams with tied one whole going into the main break. wine wouldn't let the drawer sit down. liam, the risk of re took the lead. any 86 minutes box for that accusing, refused to go home empty handed and leveled after being awarded a penalty. in stoppage time with the keys. and now go to the top and the board is like a table and that is old and use for now. sports life is coming up next. finding out what drives windsurfing phenom heidi over to break speed records in his sport. i'm anthony held him building for me and the team here. thanks for watching and stay with us if we can, the people in trucks in judge west trying to see the city center the straight screen the around the world more than 100 and.

joining us in the studio is very own liam studio is our very own liam halligan, our economics and businessple are using cash because they're budgeting. but i think people are using cash because it's a political statement. i think there's a bit of a bit of both. >> i think there's a bit of both in that people certainly find certainly those on lower incomes with respect it easier to with respect find it easier to budget using if you've got budget using cash if you've got a full of cash, that's a jam jar full of cash, that's the cash you've got. it's so much easier to thoughtlessly just tap and spend. but these are interesting figures from uk finance . they're a complete finance. they're a complete reversal what seen. reversal of what we've seen. let's have a little look. i've got one of my have you got a graphic? of graphics graphic? one of my graphics here. so back in 2011, 21 odd billion cash payments were made in the uk by 2021, that was down to 5.7 billion. so you see the big drop there. that is the emergence of debit cards, credit cards and all the rest of it. but in 2022, because the c

the recovery was provided by liam livingstone... an unbeaten 95 his highest ever 0di score. almost as badly as england's. david willey striking with the second ball of the black caps' innings. his fellow left armer reece topley provided the burst that broke the back of the tourists' chase. his three wickets included two in three balls. new zealand all out for 147, a 79 run win for england. one of britain's greatest athletes sir mo farah has retired after running his final race. the four time olympic champion was given a spectacular and emotional send off at the great north run, an event he's won six times before. joe wilson reports. britain's best ever runner. the great north conclusion. cheering and applause aged 40, with nothing more to prove, the urge to win was still there. it's instinctive for sir mo farah. the teenager at london's mini marathon, the unmatched champion on the track for great britain. ten global gold medals and stride by stride, didn't we live those moments with him? the great north run is a unique half marathon spectacle. are half marathon spectacle. so

liam, thank you very much. liam halligan our economics and business editor.e tie turning a little bit. we are seeing issues. i thought seeing those issues. i thought liam nail on the head liam hit the nail on the head there actually when he said about a while you about look for a while you couldn't talk about very couldn't talk about the very obvious our obvious things the way the our net zero agenda was going to impact man impact your average man and woman the street their woman on the street in their own home. about home. you couldn't talk about those facts similar, i those glaring facts similar, i think know, those glaring facts similar, i thin couldn't know, those glaring facts similar, i thin couldn't talk know, those glaring facts similar, i thin couldn't talk about know, those glaring facts similar, i thin couldn't talk about way w, you couldn't talk about the way that both legal that mass migration, both legal and illegal, is impacting people's lives and their culture. just to reminder to you, i your on what you, i want your emails on what do think br

i mean, this liam halligan.i well trying to rishi sunak? well he's trying to put water between put clear blue water between himself the labor party, the himself and the labor party, the sort of islington tendency of the labour party is very pro green stuff, but i doubt they'll reverse a lot of this labour because they'll know in their bones that even though what sunak has said will go down with much of the sort of media class like the proverbial cup of cold, sick out there in the country, an awful lot of people will be breathing a sigh of relief, saying finally somebody in westminster is engaging with the reality of our lives and the pressure that these kind of pledges made with no parliamentary debate, with very little broader debate. >> yeah, sort of try imposed by by by nudges and the idea that if you don't go along with this, you're a bad person, you're a monster. how dare you? et cetera. et cetera . so i think cetera. et cetera. so i think a lot of people out there in the country will be relatively relieved

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morning to you, liam. mean, all the messages we've been getting from government so far have been, well, we won't put taxes up, but neither will we bnng taxes up, but neither will we bring them down. >> the uk tax burden really has spiralled in the eyes of many stephen and anne out of control in recent years is there was a study by the institute for fiscal studies that came out just a couple of days ago and it really is pretty eye—watering andits really is pretty eye—watering and it's certainly causing a lot of ructions in the conservative party even before most of the party faithful have turned up here in manchester for the annual party conference. the conference starts tomorrow, but people will start mustering today. but let's just have a look at what the row is about. i know it's early, but gird your loins. brace yourself because here's a graphic . have a look at here's a graphic. have a look at this graph. this shows the uk tax burden . that's the total tax tax burden. that's the total tax cake as a sha

so worrying times . worrying times. >> liam, thank you for that. wilko, of course, also, another story, busy day , but another big story, busy day, but let's an update on the news let's get an update on the news headunes headlines now. tatyana is waiting . us waiting for. us >> mark, thank you very much. it's 1233. this is the latest from the newsroom . birmingham from the newsroom. birmingham city council has effectively declared bankruptcy . in declared bankruptcy. in a statement, the council said it's issued a section 104 notice which prevents all but essential spending. it says it's part of plans to meet its financial liabilities relating to equal pay liabilities relating to equal pay claims. the council also says it's facing a financial gap within its budget currently standing in the region of £87 million. finances related to protecting vulnerable people and statutory services remain in place . however, all other new place. however, all other new spending will cease with immediate effect . the schools immediate effect. the schools minister say

business editor liam halligan has more . editor liam halligan has more. >> after 14 successive rate rises0.1% at the end of 2001, all the way up to 5.25. the bank of england has finally decided enough is enough and inflation is now coming down and there's no need for now at least to raise rates any more. this will be a huge relief to young families with variable rate mortgages . it families with variable rate mortgages. it will be a huge relief to companies with variable rate loans. it will be a huge relief to many consumers across the country who . across the country who. >> well, that was liam halligan outside the bank of england and the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, says despite the bank's decision, britain's been left worse off under the tories . worse off under the tories. >> i think there will be a sense of relief, particularly for those who are coming up to the end of their mortgage deals. but let's look at where we are in the bigger picture because somebody coming up to remortgage their house today is looking at paying their house today is looking at paying £220 more a month t