. >> reporter: liam wang is 1 of more than 2 million children suffering from multiple food allergies in the u.s after breaking out in hives as a baby, his parents discovered he was allergic to multiple foods, including nuts and eggs. >> it was really daunting to try to keep track of what he can and cannot eat. >> reporter: for liam just one peanut could mean a trip to the emergency room for anaphylactic shock. >> the thought of that happening to our child is absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: that's why liam's parents jumped at the chance to join a groundbreaking study. stanford researchers wanted to see if the drug xolair, normally prescribed for asthma, could also help with accidental exposures to multiple food allergins, including nuts >> food allergy patients are making emergency antibodies and xolair acts like a sponge to take them out of circulation. >> reporter: while the drug doesn't eliminate the allergy, it reduces allergic reactions. two-thirds of patients injected with xolair were able to eat 2 1/2 peanuts without having a severe allergic response, like trouble breathing

parents, it's life changing how does it feel knowing that you don't have to walk on eggshells with liam? >> it's very freeing we don't have to worry about every little thing he gets into. >> reporter: a new found freedom for he yliam and potentially life-saving option for families. >>> still to come. kevin costner is finally leaving yellowstone to set off for a new horizon. the first look at the epic return to the big screen t the e return to the big screen. adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. clean is good. sanitized is better. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ to 50 years with my best friend and my soulmate. [clanking] [gasping] nooo... aya... quick, the quicker picker upper! only bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and bounty is 2x more absorbent so you can use less and get the job done with one. you've got a bit of your face on your face. bounty, the quick

gradual liam grass come upfront for, audrey will block our d, b, m. so, so the amount couple of what is the best way, and i will know cuz a coup with doing the needs of these as you possibly you as most of it, but the most lucian bye for you see the state because all use these are sort of federal work cuz i say as far patella's, but i like the menus, i should leningrad, unvil her friends, continue to come back professions troops repeatedly attempting to count to attack. and of course, the enemy, back from the city, the into lending bread residents, though exhausted, kept on helping the army any way they could. the spring came and the philharmonic reversed the famous symphony number 7 by demetrius as the coverage of to the hungry winter. only 50 immunizations were fit together. blake, the, the compose a big gun writing. this brings at the very start of the war. but even then he believed in victory unto his people's mighty spare. with the symphony with us, the phone did quite a shift on march. the 5th 1942, and immediately spread all over the world. tel

halligan liam , editor liam halligan liam, welcome to studio.erday a mistake, liam, but where's the truth this? jeremy hunt says truth in this? jeremy hunt says keep calm and carry on. everything's fine . rachel everything's fine. rachel reeves says going in says we're going to hell in a hancock. the truth? hancock. where's the truth? >> , this first uk >> well, this is the first uk recession outside of the pandemic, which of course was a recession because we shut the economy down. this is the first recession since 2009. the first non—covid recession, a recession , of course, is two successive quarters of economic contraction. so july, august, september, compared to the same penod september, compared to the same period in 2022, july, august, september last year we contracted by 0.1. and october, november, december last year, compared to the same quarter in 2022. we contracted by 0.3. these are very tight renee contractions in gdp and the size of the economy. all the goods and services in the economy be. but they are still a recession. and the th

liam when we're told it's a technical recession, what on earth does that mean ? does that mean? >> strap yourself in, nigel. there's some econo speak coming, but i'll guild it with some sugar coating so we can all understand it. look economists, they do speak in riddles. understand it. look economists, they do speak in riddles . yeah, they do speak in riddles. yeah, they're the kind of experts that don't know what they're talking about. and they like you to make you feel as if that's your fault. it's what fault. it'sjust. it'sjust what we do now, a recession, the technical definition of a recession two successive recession is two successive quarters. gdp, the sum quarters. when gdp, the sum total of goods and services in the economy, contracts . and we the economy, contracts. and we learnt from the office for national statistics this morning, that is actually what happened last two happened in the last two quarters of last year. so it was confirmed that july , august, confirmed that july, august, september, the third quarter of last year, compared to the same pen

liam, welcome back to the show. we're thrilled you're here.u have a bigger narrative than that. but analysts checking their channels of iphone components and sales predicted iphone sales could could see a, quote, significant decline of as much as a something like 15% this year. how are their purchases of your wireless chips looking? >> yeah, listen, we have a fabulous engagement with the largest customer, some of the best products that we've ever seen have been built with that large customer, and we've been lucky enough to be engaged and make that happen together. but we think that the mobile solutions are going to continue to grow. we really can't live without these devices. and the amount of technology that comes through with each and every generation is spectacular on our side. but we're also very, very focused on other markets, liz, as you know. we have a burgeoning opportunity in u -- iot, in industrial. there's a lot more we can do with the android ecosystem as well. tease are products that we know how to make. we've got to just drive a

she knows who she is. >> that's so cute , liam. well, >> that's so cute, liam. uh, we've been paying tribute this morning to the legendary bbc broadcaster steve wright, one of the country's most loved radio voices, who passed away yesterday . yesterday. >> hello there, cloudy skies for many of us today. >> hello there, cloudy skies for many of us today . temperatures many of us today. temperatures well above average for the time of year. find out how high coming up later in the program . coming up later in the program. >> okay, so two hours ago we heard that inflation remains unchanged at 4% for january. food prices falling for the first time in three years. however it remains double the bank of england's target at 2. >> the chancellor , jeremy hunt, >> the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says that inflation never falls in a perfect straight line . but in a perfect straight line. but he says the plan is working and the bank also predicts it could fall to 4. that's their target in a matter of months , as is he in a matter of months, as is he telling the truth. >> there

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liam: that's a matter for the governments.ature of our operations we are informed into the nature of those discussions. we are supportive of guyana's position. jonathan: one thing you mentioned is the technology required to explore these deposits. the imf said the terms of the 2016 deal and guyana were too favorable to exxon and not febrile enough towards the government. would you say the current situation justifies that agreement? liam: absolutely. this is a risk/reward business. this was less than nine years ago this was the deepest water in the world proposition that only companies with our technology and financial capabilities could take on in the contract was appropriate to that risk. as we continue to explore we are successful in some parts of the block and unsuccessful in others. this type of risk/reward is appropriate for the nature of what were doing. jonathan: you've talked about developments like this that help countries get out of poverty. there are governments trying to phase out fossil fuels before guyana has the

. >> liam wong is more than one of two million children suffering from multiple food allergies in thelergic to multiple foods, including nuts and eggs. >> it was hard to keep track. >> for liam, one peanut could mean a trip to the emergency room for anna tpau lack tbg shock. >> doctors wanted to see if the drug xoliar could help. >> soleaire targets the antibodies. >> while the drug doesn't eliminate the allergy, it reduces allergic reactions. those injected were able to eat two peanuts without a response like a change in breathing. the doctor hopes the new approval will make it more accessible to her patients. >> the same day the drug was approved we were writing prescriptions. >> for liam's parents, it's life changing. >> it's very freeing. we can keep an eye on him and not worry as much about everything little thing he gets into. >> a newfound freedom for liam, and life changing opportunities. >> thank

liam with on the money reporter. liam always a pleasure and never a chore.s a policy which was developed by the tories with lib dem help. back in the days of the coalition between 2010 and 2015, and what it basically says is that the basic state pension is either it goes up each year by the highest of either wage growth , inflation or 2.5% there. growth, inflation or 2.5% there. it is, martin, as you're on the money graphic, it wouldn't be the same without one. and radio listeners can just dream at the moment that they were watching the television so they could see this graphic well our this graphic as well as our wonderful faces. of course, rishi sunak, the prime minister, he says the tories are going to retain the triple lock. he's trying grey voters, he's trying to woo grey voters, he's trying to woo grey voters, he's trying to woo the 11 million to 12 million british pensioners that receive leave. the basic state pension now the state pension will go up by 8.5% in april . to £221 a week. that's april. to £221 a week. that's about 11.5 grand a year, 8.5.

liam. it's always money. liam. it's always a pleasure to have you in the studio at last.e good news for british households at long last. and feeling the pain of bills for way too long. it is good news, but we have to put this in context. that's what i'm here to do, right? to tell you about the real details behind the glib headunes real details behind the glib headlines that we hear exclusively from other broadcasters, but not here on gb news. so let's just recap some of what you said there. martin this is the ofgem energy price cap. >> they're the energy regulator . >> they're the energy regulator. this is the cap on the average household's average bill given average usage for combined gas and electricity . and electricity. >> so it doesn't mean you won't pay >> so it doesn't mean you won't pay more for your electricity. if you use more electricity. it means that average use household, their bill will fall and the bill falls from from £1,928 a year, equivalent to 1690. that's from april the 1st, and that's a drop of about 12. well, that's equivalent to about £20 a month.

liam. lots to get our money. liam. lots to get our teeth into there.irst major tax announcement by labour in the run up to the next general election, expected this autumn , in september or october. autumn, in september or october. for it's not about personal taxation, it's not about inheritance tax. it's about corporation tax. the tories in april raised the rate of corporation tax from 19 to £0.25 in the pound, and labour are saying they're going to keep it at £0.25 in the pound. now that's annoyed a lot of people on the left of the labour party. they say that's labour sucking up to the fat cats in the city of london. and so on. and quite frankly, rachel reeves and keir starmer, they want those kind of comments. want to fight the comments. they want to fight the left of their party in to order demonstrate to middle england , demonstrate to middle england, if you like, that they're making tough and being really tough choices and being really stick. on the other hand , martin stick. on the other hand, martin labouh stick. on the other hand, martin labour

telthen,vhat does this mean for is liam halligan in the studios. telthen, liam?k of >> i think today the bank of england rates england will keep interest rates on . add the base rate is on hold. add the base rate is 5.25, but unusually , mortgage 5.25, but unusually, mortgage rates now are going below the bank of england's base rate. why is that? because mortgage rates reflect expectations about where interest rates are going to go . interest rates are going to go. if you get a two year fix, a five year fix, that's why mortgage rates now are going below the base rate on some deals. i do think interest rates are going to come down in the months to come. we had 14 rises. let's have a look at a graph if we can, because it wouldn't be a liam studio on liam halligan studio spot on the money. sting . money. even without the sting. if there wasn't a graphic, would it? see it? maybe we can see the graphic. there is. the graphic. and there it is. the magic of television and are we going to see the line? and here it comes. maybe. yeah, there it goes. a little caterpillar g

>> liam.just stick with corporation tax for now. you're right, tom. jeremy hunt at one stage did want the rate of corporation tax to match the irish 12.5% and more recently , irish 12.5% and more recently, when he stood as tory leader, coming fifth, of course, when liz truss beat him, he went for a 15% rate of corporation tax . a 15% rate of corporation tax. and then on his watch it was promptly raised. from 19% to 25. where it is now. now rachel reeves has told a meeting of 400 business leaders that she's not going to raise corporation tax any more for the lifetime of the next parliament. if labour wins power, this is , to my reckoning, power, this is, to my reckoning, the first really significant announcement on labour's tax plans. interesting that it concerns the business community, i actually think, and here's a little scoop of analysis for you . i actually think this provides a big opportunity for the conservatives why do i say that? because between now and an election, which we expect in

>> so the bankmembersid next interest rates, liam?s of the monetary policy committee. and if a pound for every, if i had a pound for every, every person in news every person in the gb news newsroom or in my contacts books that contacted me about what newsroom or in my contacts books that c0ii:acted me about what newsroom or in my contacts books that coi| do ed me about what newsroom or in my contacts books that coi| do with e about what newsroom or in my contacts books that coi| do with my)out what newsroom or in my contacts books that coi| do with my mortgage, should i do with my mortgage, then rich man. andrew then i'd be a rich man. andrew pierce. the monetary policy pierce. so the monetary policy committee bank committee of the bank of england, economists, england, the nine economists, they meet on of march, they meet on the 21st of march, they meet on the 21st of march, they meet on the 21st of march, they meet eight times a year. that's their meeting, that's their next meeting, the 21st it's really hard 21st of march. it's reall

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>> liam, what's the story? >> liam, what's the story?ank account taken away, we remember , of course, the famous remember, of course, the famous case of our colleague nigel farage being debunked by coots, owned by natwest . it led to the owned by natwest. it led to the ceo of natwest, alison rose , ceo of natwest, alison rose, standing down just to some individuals have been debunked. there are companies, particularly small and medium sized enterprises, that are having their banking services withdrawn now . the major high withdrawn now. the major high street clearing banks , they deny street clearing banks, they deny any wrongdoing and there's no question that they've broken any laws here. but mps on the treasury select committee , a treasury select committee, a cross—party committee of mps particularly interested and, dare i say, experts in economic and financial issues , news and financial issues, news they've amassed some data . they've amassed some data. they've got a hearing this afternoon . they've amassed data afternoon. they've a

liam welcome the money reporter. liam welcome back to the show. always a pleasure.w all about this new ill fangled word of our time, don't we? de—banking because our colleague nigel farage was debunked by coutts, no less , the sort of toffee no less, the sort of toffee nosed bank that's owned by natwest . uh, they said it was natwest. uh, they said it was because he didn't have enough money for coutts. it turned out when he did a freedom of information request that various bankers within coutts didn't like the cut of nigel's jib. politically and they wanted him out . and, of course, alison out. and, of course, alison rose, the chief executive of natwest, ended up resigning over the scandal. what we're talking about today is something different. it's not about individuals being de—banking for their political views or because they're so—called politically exposed people. this is martin about small and medium sized enterprises losing their banking services by the big high street clearing banks because of, frankly, the big high street clearing banks don't think they're

good morning liam , explain to us what morning liam, explain to us what a technical recession is and people are just worried about how much pocket money they've got in their pocket at the end of the month ? pocket at the end of the month? >> this is a big day in terms of economic news. pip because this is the first time the uk has gone into a recession outside of lockdown since 2009. since that global financial crisis. and what a recession means, it means that gdp, gross domestic product , that's the whole size of the economy and all the transactions in an economy in one year. it means that gdp has contracted for two successive quarters, got smaller for two successive quarters, a quarter is a three month period. and what we had this morning from the office for national statistics at 7 am, i was in the studio, bright eyed and bushy tailed, reporting on it. the office for it. we had the office for national statistics confirming, um, between october and um, that between october and december year, gdp was 0.3% december last year, gdp was 0.3% smaller than the same period in 2022. and tha

liam? >> and why? liam?now, low balances , people running balances, people running businesses, as so many of us do, hand to mouth cash flows difficult. yeah. at the same time, the treasury select committee has brought out this report they're hearing this afternoon from afolami, afternoon from bim afolami, who's a talented tory business minister, the mp for saint albans, peter lily's old seat , albans, peter lily's old seat, very much seen as a tory rising star. and he they , you know, star. and he they, you know, they are going to question him big time. the treasury select committee about something that many of their constituents would have them, why is it have said to them, why is it that a small business or that i'm a small business or i work for a business? we work for a small business? we want grow. good what want to grow. we're good at what we an order book, we do. we've got an order book, but we can't raise cash. so many of our small businesses can't raise the cash. the finance to go on to the next sta

. >> for liam's parents, it's life changing. >> it's very freeing. we can keep an eye on him and not worry as much about everything little thing he gets into. >> a newfound freedom for liam, and life changing opportunities. >> thank you for joining us. josÉ diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >>> good morning. it's 11:00 a.m. eastern, and 8:00 a.m. pacific. i am josÉ diaz-balart. we are moments away from a critical white house meeting between president biden and kamala harris and members of congress. can they come to an agreement with just four days until a partial government shutdown? >>> a sign of things to come for biden and trump this november. >>> overseas, a new report about a deal for a cease-fire. president biden says he hopes to see an agreement by next week. >>> prosecutors asked for a gag order, and trump's attorneys try to keep some witnesses from testifying. >>> we begin in washington where the clock is ticking toward a potential partial government shutdown this weekend. soon president biden will sit down with the top four congr

what his remains were drawn out of the mazda liam, and thrown away into the nile. odds had was brought to england as a trophy. however, the victory of the modest revolt became the 1st successful action of the peoples of africa against the colonial afresh, and remained at dark stain on the reputation of the british empire. the american investor david sack says the ukraine complex is based on false codes and to see the about how it started, how it's going. and how will end on this edition of the program, we examine all 3 propositions you for your part. and leadership depends tenacity. in journalism and publishing, 2010 asylum just being held in aggressively narrow i dock, colder and cooler spaces. she has been since the 7th of december 2010 and one form or another. and we're now here, oscar videos often present. where does the system fall down that the foundation, corruption being something that means it was fixed when have this kind of enormous low on effect and would reduce equity in society or people in the last for the the information the such doesn't change the law. especially loans

." >> i know the rest. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is milo ventimiglia and liam hemsworth what are they called? delta force? >> i guess you could call it -- these are special forces. army special forces. >> jimmy: army special forces. your mission is to extract some soldiers from the bad guys, right? >> rrgh! [ laughter ] yeah, no, so russell crowe plays a drone pilot giving overwatch to my delta team on the ground with liam hemsworth attached to my unit, speaking in communication. he's an airman in communication with russell crowe. so eyes in the sky. guys on the ground. and we're moving in for a reconnaissance hostage recovery in -- i forgot where. somewhere. [ laughter ] somewhere bad in the world. somewhere bad in the world. >> jimmy: you shot it somewhere great in the world. >> amazing, australia, yeah. >> jimmy: with the hemsworth boys, also. chris hemsworth also. >> that's like being -- london, '60s, with john and paul. [ laughter ] that was some real beatles stuff. >> jimmy: they're like the kings of the country, right? >> pretty much. >> jimmy: people love them. o

we are - expecting a result around 4am, expecting a result around liam, defending a majority of morebut in recent by elections, labour have overturned majorities larger than that. they would need around about 18% swing to do the same thing here, to take the same thing here, to take the seat of the conservatives that we have seen swings larger than that in recent by elections. you mentioned the expectation management in your introduction there, there's been a certain amount of their here as well, but earlier i spoke to labor�*s shadow environment minister who is the lead on the ground, toby perkins. always disappointed if you don't win any by election. but i mean, ithink the very fact that we're asking that question when we're talking historically large majorities, a seat that we haven't been within 11,000 votes of winning in any of the last four elections is a mark of the progress that we've made under keirstarmer. we've got a great candidate. we've run a really positive campaign. we've had a great response. so yeah, we're really hopeful that we might get a great result, but it would

what his remains were drawn out of the mazda liam, and thrown away into the nile. odds had was brought to england as a trophy. however, the victory of the modest revolt became the 1st successful action of the peoples of africa against the colonial afresh, and remained a dark stain on the reputation of the british empire. the american investor, david zack says, the ukraine complex is based on false codes and to see about how it started, how it's going and how it will end. on this edition of the program, we examine all 3 propositions for your time. and.

. >>> we know liam kneeson can do comedy act comedy, action and drama the long-awaited reboot of theext july he will star as the son of frank dreben of seth mcfarland is on board as executive producer i haven't seen the originals but i think i'm going to have to go back, watch and watch the reboot >> you have to, especially with leslie neilson gone. a whole new audience now who can appreciate that. the comedy's still the same. it's amazing that this guy who can do everything from action to comedy is going to be the one. >>> justin timberlake isn't finished telling his former band mates that he wants them two twe confirmed that the members will be reuniting for one of his numbers. timberlake's album drops on march 15th people were hoping that they would get together, tour, show up because of the strike they weren't able to. i'm a backstreet boy girl. i'm really cheering on 'n sync fans >> get the people what they want we need a 'n sync reunion. >>> when we come back, why more than 300,000 jeeps are being recalled and we have the details of a wendy's pricing plan whiplash. w. t is entr

transit as a correctional officer at the california medical facility in vacaville, liam mcallen saidxpect did those incidents, but not after she became pregnant. >> i knew i was going to continue have to work it i'd never seen anybody pregnant working there, or they were in payroll. >> reporter: that was 2016. a year prior, her employer, the california department of corrections and rehabilitation had quietly replaced the policy to provide light-duty accommodation to pregnant officers. that is for reasons it refuses to explain. >> there is no accommodation, no putting you anywhere. you would have to basically figure out a way to go hide yourself. >> reporter: how did that make you feel? >> awful, absolutely terrible. >> reporter: she said she continued working 16 hour shifts while carrying a support belt around her waist. >> i would have inmates say what are you doing? why are you still working on the line? >> this was mckeown's second pregnancy but her first under the new policy she said she and her husband wanted a large family, and in 2018 she was pregnant again when she took part

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