the heart went to lizzie. it has been beating in her chest ever since. >> he definitely keeps you busy. >> yes. >> we have come a long way since 1984 when lizzie got her transplant. >> reporter: now thanks to pioneers like lizzie, these are routine procedure. dr. seth hollander is director of the pediatric heart transplant croak program at stanford children's health. his message? >> behind every successful heart transit store is a heroic donor and their family who may be hard but incredibly generous choice to donate their child's organs so that someone else can have a second chance at life. >> reporter: as for lizzie, she works in the tech industry, is married, a mom, and is active. >> i am a runner. i run marathons. >> reporter: needless to say, there is a lot to be grateful for . >> i think it takes a lot to be as lucky as lizzie is. it takes luck, and it takes believe, and it takes spirituality. >> and a big heart . >> she is remarkable. stanford has performed over 500 pediatric heart transplants. lizzie ha

lizzie: the treasury says no. it is risk-taking and growth making and they are two sides of the same coin, but the treasury's argument is that these ring fencing rules were holding back capital unnecessarily and this is a way to boost growth. we are heading into a recession in the u.k. it is a dangerous time to be increasing risk and one of the measures being announced is that financial regulators are going to have a secondary objectiitioo protecting consumers and financial stability. sir john vickers, co-led that independent commission on banking, said it is pointless or dangerous to do that, which is what you are saying. sonali: as the moves continue, where do you think the competition goes? if you had to choose a city that is living relative to london, what would it be? lizzie: generally, i think you would like to answer that question. sonali: originally, though. lizzie: lookthere is competitioh frankford, milan, new york. guy: new york is definitely been a big winner. is anybody talking about this in new york?

i think everyone , andrew and lizzy. sorry andrew, lizzy. positively mad at you all sort of deluded . i don't know which of deluded. i don't know which part that document you watch and didn't see what i saw, which was a tormented couple experience. so which is why the hell should that titles be off them? if you're going to take this please that take prince andrew's title of them as well because i think prince andrew does that up and no one to really talk no one seems to really talk about. actually actually about. well, actually actually totally innocent. that's not what is going . on with him. what is going. on with him. yeah, but he's none of it. you don't know what i know. so these allegations have . no, hold up allegations have. no, hold up knowing that. but these allegations haven't been verified so they carry different spelling out have met them being caught out . let's bring it let's caught out. let's bring it let's let's bring in got our. caught out. let's bring it let's let's bring in got our . what do let's bring in got our. what do

joining me today is broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy , also author and lizzie cundy, also author and broadcaster christine hamilton . broadcaster christine hamilton. before we get started , let's get before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. nana.thank your latest news headlines. nana. thank you. good afternoon . it'sjust nana. thank you. good afternoon . it's just gone. 4:00. nana. thank you. good afternoon . it'sjust gone. 4:00. i'm . it's just gone. 4:00. i'm bethany in the gb newsroom, a woman who was critically injured in a crowd crash at the 02 academy in brixton has now died. the met police has named as 33 year old rebecca akuma lou of new ingham , the nigerian artist new ingham, the nigerian artist ishak he was performing that night, says he's devasted , dated night, says he's devasted, dated and overwhelmed with grief . her and overwhelmed with grief. her death. two other women, aged 21 and 23, remain in a critical condition . nhs bosses are urging condition. nhs bosses are urging to free up beds ahead of planned industrial

lizzie has been on medication all of her life.the side effects resulted in a kidney transplant from her father about a decade ago. by the way, she has run seven marathons and 30 have marathons. she is training for yet another marathon. >> it is amazing. there is a lot think before. >>> the nfl and mvp award has almost been reserved for offensive players. in the reticle report, we learn that some 49ers think that nick bosa should be considered for the award. >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> reporter: the 49ers defense has been one of the most dominant in the league this season. they have been led by the most dominant defensive player this year. with two more sacks on saturday, nick bosa leads with 17.5. that is to go away from the franchise record. he has earned praise throughout the 49er locker room. as to what round did nick bosa go? second or third?[ laughter ] >>> he is playing like a first-round pick. i don't know what he cannot do. >>> if you look at what he does every day compared to every sunday, compared

and lizzie cundy and emma that. and lizzie cundy and emma , my fantastic panellists .nellists. but next in my big opinion, i'll be sorting out rather big issue. don't go anywhere . sorting out rather big issue. daisy chick is not pulling her punches either. don't be so utterly stupid. a thousand year old monarchy versus a zed list actress. neva, thanks for those. keep them coming. welcome back to the show. how will the media react ? harry and meghan's react? harry and meghan's bombshell documentary series, a direct link between brexit and racism . they showed people racism. they showed people flying the union jack and flying the english flag as if pay tree autism is a bad thing and they said that if you were concerned about a immigration, it made you about a immigration, it made you a bad guy . i about a immigration, it made you a bad guy. i know that. i know that it might make you uncomfortable. what racism did play uncomfortable. what racism did play a part and a lot of the reason that a lot of people did vote brexit and that is rubbish if you know if you don't come

and lizzie cundy and emma that. and lizzie cundy and emma , my fantastic panellists .llists. but next in my big opinion, i'll be sorting out rather big issue. don't go anywhere . on mark dolan tonight in my opinion this evening as britain opens the first coal mine in decades sense politics seems be returning to this country and energy independence beckons . my energy independence beckons. my mark means quest is nick leeson , the original rogue trader who , caused the collapse of barings bank, arguably the biggest financial scandal of the 20th century. he's up at ten in the big question that's making markle claims she didn't realise had to curtsy when meeting queen for the first time. we've got a simple is she bonkers . we'll simple is she bonkers. we'll speak to america's top psychiatrist and this hour in the news agenda with my panel, nicholas sturgeon and all snp in trouble . and should wolf trouble. and should wolf whistling become crime? let me try . just doesn't work. although try. just doesn't work. although anyone has earned it. it's tatyana . she's got the head

francine: thanks so much, lizzy burden on the bank of england. there are five decisions today including ecb, which is just as important especially when it comes to rolling down qt. we have the philippines, switzerland, taiwan, norway and the ecb. i don't know whether we have charts. also have a look at what that means for euro-dollar, and the underlying concerns on inflation. the ecb decision guide is what they will do with qt to slow the recent pace of rate increases, but also today we are expecting an outline to shrink its 5 trillion euros of bonds to curb the inflation that is five times their target. we were speaking tom: two maria tadeo about this and she was saying the risk premium has come off of btp's. there has been concerns that the new prime minister in italy may not follow the rules set by brussels. those concerns have come off a bit. btp's are 3.88 on the 10-year, 2.74 on the two-year, so a move higher at the front end but in terms of the spreads between italian btp's and german boones, that has come in a little, too extent does that

the leader of ukip, lizzie zita. the leader of ukip, neil hamilton and political social commentator lin mei i do want to hear from you throughout the show at gb news uk. this show has a golden rule we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. and let me tell you, it is monkeys out there. it's freezing. in fact, i want to congratulate a member of the team, safia who's been out making snowballs . so this the team, safia who's been out making snowballs. so this is the official gb news snowball , official gb news snowball, right? crafted in paddington in central london. so it's sofia, the snowball . yeah glad it the snowball. yeah glad it didn't hit the camera because we got lots of work to do. merry christmas, everyone. snows outside. get the kettle on, and let's have 2 hours of debate. a penny and some fun along the way. me family . they. in the past, family. they. in the past, prince harry has poured scorn on king charles's skills or thereof as a father . and in this latest as a father. and in this lates

the leader of ukip, lizzie zita. the leader of ukip, neil hamilton and political social commentator lin mei i do want to hear from you throughout the show at gb news uk. this show has a golden rule we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. and let me tell you, it is monkeys out there. it's freezing. in fact, i want to congratulate a member of the team, safia who's been out making snowballs . so this the team, safia who's been out making snowballs. so this is the official gb news snowball , official gb news snowball, right? crafted in paddington in central london. so it's sofia, the snowball . yeah glad it the snowball. yeah glad it didn't hit the camera because we got lots of work to do. merry christmas, everyone. snows outside. get the kettle on, and let's have 2 hours of debate. a penny and some fun along the way. me family . they. in the past, family. they. in the past, prince harry has poured scorn on king charles's skills or thereof as a father . and in this latest as a father. and in this lates

tv christine hamilton and also tv personality lizzie cundy . before personality lizzie cundy. before we get started let's get your latest news headlines . nana, latest news headlines. nana, thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone 3:00. i'm bethany elsey the gb newsroom the vatican announced the death of p0pe vatican announced the death of pope benedict the 16th at the age of 95. pope benedict , the age of 95. pope benedict, the head of the catholic church from 2005 until his resignation in 2013. he became the pontiff to step down from the role in 600 years due to health to ill health and old age. pope francis lead his funeral on the 5th of january in penis square square while associate editor the catholic herald simon caldwell spoke to gb news about pope benedict's . benedict wasn't benedict's. benedict wasn't going to allow people to come in with all kinds of novelties or a revolutionary reform and this kind of thing. revolutionary reform and this kind of thing . he said, no, this kind of thing. he said, no, this is this is a sacred this is something which . this is what so

lizzie has been on medication all of her life.esulted in a kidney transplant from her father about a decade ago. listen to this, she has run several marathons and 30 half marathons ning her >> that is an incredible story. it is definitely something to be thankful for during this time of the year. >>> let's talk about the 49ers. the mvp award has almost always been reserved for offensive players. in the red and gold report, we learned that some 49ers think that nick bosa should be considered. >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >>> the 49ers defense has been one of the most dominant in the league this season. they have been led by the most dominant defensive layer this year. with two more sacks on saturday, nick also leads the league with 17.5. that is to go away from the franchise record. his season is earned praise throughout the 49er locker room. >> he does all right. [ laughter ] >> what round did nick bosa go? second or third?[ laughter ]he is playing like a first-round player. i do not know what he can't do. >> if

my view is that of stephanie and of lizzie . of stephanie and of lizzie.l the outlier opinions. well, i'd make the that i think the main issue with the lockdowns that our our politicians who are in charge of the decision making processes over the pandemic didn't do those comprehensive cost benefit analysis that you referred to in your monologue. mark and i think that was a very serious problem. of course it was understandable that they're very focussed on on the coronavirus, but they didn't really think about the possible negative outcomes , lockdown negative outcomes, lockdown restrictions . my particular is restrictions. my particular is on education if you see that there's many children now who are still absent. this is these are still absent. this is these are the ghost children of the pandemic. we see exceptionally high rates of absence in schools across country record number of children being referred for language therapy because the lack of social interaction as a result of those restrictions they haven't able to develop their interpersonal skills b

we are joined by lizzy burden, is today's announcement what was expected?izzy: the chancellor jeremy hunt in the short time we have known him, we know that he does not like to surprise markets. you have 11 documents on the treasury website, 30 measures, lots of reviews. what stands out to me are at the u.k. will increase the ringfencing threshold, not just keeping it at 25 billion pounds, and this only applies to smaller retail banks. the u.k. will introduce its own rules on shortselling selling, not using the eu's rules. conspicuously absent from this morning's announcement are the words "big 2.0" a reference to margaret's first to regulation. this is to be known as the edinburgh reforms because the chancellor is heading north of the border later in the morning to properly announce them. it was interesting to hear chris haywood, the city of london corporation policy chairman earlier on bloomberg tv explain why. he says this is not the baby -- big bang 2.0, this is very much a watered-down version of what liz truss voted when she was prime minister. tom: bu

lizzie cundyi speech as prime minister. lizzie cundy i think it's ricci .t . hugh grant the answer is grant. hugh grant the answer is , is it was actually ricci. see, i don't know . britain to , is it was actually ricci. see, i don't know. britain to things that you back and then it's gone something else there. hugh grant said other things in love actually speech . we may be a actually speech. we may be a small country , but we're a great small country, but we're a great country. so that was the last what he said because his character based on keir starmer, is it what what love actually here i thought it was blair god no no. this easy to confuse. no no, no. this easy to confuse. oh right. yes right. so next quote , i am the grinch that quote, i am the grinch that stole christmas mick lynch . stole christmas mick lynch. okay, so you. okay. so what i didn't say is if his feet before the possibility be disqualified for this season how was it made well into press conference about rail strikes or jim carrey in rail strikes orjim carrey in the 2000 jim carrey , i

my view is that of stephanie and of lizzie . of stephanie and of lizzie.outlier opinions. well, i'd make the that i think the main issue with the lockdowns that our our politicians who are in charge of the decision making processes over the pandemic didn't do those comprehensive cost benefit analysis that you referred to in your monologue. mark and i think that was a very serious problem. of course it was understandable that they're very focussed on on the coronavirus, but they didn't really think about the possible negative outcomes , lockdown negative outcomes, lockdown restrictions . my particular is restrictions. my particular is on education if you see that there's many children now who are still absent. this is these are still absent. this is these are the ghost children of the pandemic. we see exceptionally high rates of absence in schools across country record number of children being referred for language therapy because the lack of social interaction as a result of those restrictions they haven't able to develop their interpersonal skills because

lizzy: this is bittersweet for the bank of england.esn't really move the needle after all the data we have heard. inflation looks to be past its peak as in the u.s., but it is still five times above the bank of england target. so it might embolden some doves on the committee because it has fallen lower than expectations. they are worried about the recession risks of a big hike when there is a 18-month lag in monetary policy, and the hike would take place right in the eye of the recession. but the hawks are saying how high this will become so it looks like a half point tomorrow as we expect from the fed and ecb. tom: and it looks like tightness in the labor market remain significant here. lizzy: we have had a bold report from the chairman of the treasury select committee overnight. the committee says that perhaps the benefits that have been given to deal with the cost-of-living crisis are putting people off work and contribute to labor market inactivity. when there are labor shortages it adds to the pressure on wages, which as of the in

joining us now is lizzy burden.dy in the throes of cost-of-living crisis, what does this latest surge mean? >> enchanting as it was to wake up to the snow -- dani: as long as i can get in than the morning i am fine with it. >> if you have seen the search pricing on uber, it is painful in terms of energy bills. we are expecting to see the peak of demand at around 5:00 p.m. in the u.k.. an all-time high of 2500 pounds per megawatt hour. to make matters worse, the wind has weakened to almost zero. that reduces wind generation power supplies. if you can afford to have the heating on today, if you can work from home, today is the day. mark: -- manus: on saturday i went to see the penguins in the snow with the snowplow, with this massive ramp for skiing. i felt like i was in a winter wonderland. dani: you are basically in the u.k.. >> that is why you have a cough. manus: i maybe got it from the penguins. right. here we go. just a thought. it was a nice day. right, what do you do on a saturday when it is 28 degrees? go pla

yeah, but lizzie not the case that lizzie is it not the case that maybe being overly cautious has leds? you know, know that infections of other kinds spreading kinds of diseases are spreading more our immune systems more rapidly? our immune systems are at the moment, are so weak at the moment, thanks two of lockdown, thanks to two years of lockdown, we know what the we don't know what the ramifications going ramifications are going be from that. it is that that. ultimately, it is that everybody's sick. i've never known my everybody known in time in my everybody sick. the kids are sick. the grandparents everybody grandparents are sick. everybody in sick. and it's in between is sick. and it's because we've had two years of being not picking being inside and not picking up the and strengthening the bacteria and strengthening our systems. however, think our systems. however, i think that good thing that that it is a good thing that people arriving . china people are arriving. china should have to show negative test. do you not fear that this might be a sort of stepping stone towards anoth

lizzie can i see a bit of house. lizzie can i see a bit of a plug ?s, yes, i think no . oh no, no, sorry. i think no. oh no, no, sorry. kite of champagne. yeah, i'd rather i had the sense of what were you ? i just thought it was were you? i just thought it was be something different. sentencing is. are you theatrical? totally wrong . theatrical? totally wrong. there's a bit of champagne. the heckler shouted. shame on you dunng heckler shouted. shame on you during the speech about tackling violence. that's a nicholas sturgeon speech . she accused sturgeon speech. she accused scotland's first minister of being a fascist over her controversial gender law bill. so, panel, what do you think? do you think that was a great heckle and was just rooted to the spot and had nothing to say because the way she's embraced the trans agenda in scotland is pretty is horrified she's had residents from her frontbench overit. residents from her frontbench over it . she's splitting her own over it. she's splitting her own party. yeah she's facing scotland. well, she's just

yeah, but lizzie not the case that lizzie is it not the case that maybe being overly cautious has led you know, know that infections of other kinds spreading kinds of diseases are spreading more our immune systems more rapidly? our immune systems are at the moment, are so weak at the moment, thanks two of lockdown, thanks to two years of lockdown, we know what the we don't know what the ramifications going ramifications are going be from that. it is that that. ultimately, it is that everybody's sick. i've never known my everybody known in time in my everybody sick. the kids are sick. the grandparents everybody grandparents are sick. everybody in sick. and it's in between is sick. and it's because we've had two years of being not picking being inside and not picking up the and strengthening the bacteria and strengthening our systems. however, think our systems. however, i think that good thing that that it is a good thing that people arriving . china people are arriving. china should have to show negative test. do you not fear that this might be a sort of stepping stone towards another

lizzy will be outside the bank of england ahead of that decision. china's economic activity worsened in november, before the government abruptly dropped its covid zero policy. bloomberg's jill disis joins us with a closer look. a challenging set of numbers, backward looking in terms of the data out of china. the retail sales number jumped out to me, a drop of close to 6%, and this was before the relaxation of covid zero. but the challenges on the ground in china remain acute. >> yes, there is really no good news in any of this data. as he said, retail sales contracted significantly in november. we also to determine to slowdown in industrial production growth. investment really dropped off and the jobless rate is now at the highest since may. this is really not good news for china right now. as you said, this was while covid zero was in effect. the question is now that china appears to have although demanded covid zero is letting covid run like wildfire through the economy, it is going to be a question of how well china's able to cope with unchecked

lizzie woes a mean surprise in the gdp data? was just a very slight upside we compared to expectations. it was wholesale and retail trade that made the biggest contribution to growth. we have had the reactions from jeremy hunt the chancellor, he says i want to be on is that there is a tough road ahead even if there is a bit of growth here. rachel reeves the shadow chancellor says these numbers underline the failure of this government to grow our economy. really have to say this does not move the dial for the bank this week. what we may see is more of a surprise and the jobs data tomorrow. we are expected to see cooling the labor market. we get inflation data on wednesday. we are expecting to see inflation has passed its peak. tom, we may get a four-way split and that is what bank of america is hinting at their notes recently. that is if the doves on the committee vote for no hike at all or 25 basis points. tom: a four-way spit -- split. i'm looking at dutch futures, currently down 7.8% but there is an energy shock here in the u.

bloomberg's lizzy burden joins us now. why are they not committing to pay increases? heard their own words yesterday in parliament and he stuck to the same script. for him, inflation is public enemy number one. covid is the top priority. economists agree that giving nurses more money would add to public borrowing. we have the latest data on that from statistics. it would take away from front-line services. they also point out that the more you pay people, the more tax they pay. it would not be a wage spiral, it would be a price wage spiral. the government's other argument is that simply following the pay review bodies, they are not publicly independent and parameters are set by the government. manus: looks like they mill -- they will back down. it will be intense. the performance in front of parliament yesterday it was a very firm rebuttal. we will see you on the other side. from dani and myself, we will see you in 2023. ♪ it's hard to run a business on your own. with shopify, you have everything you need to setup your online store, to connect with customers, and to b

lizzie arnot�*s spectacular strike from the edge of the area gave rangers the lead in the first half,at secured the win for rangers against the seven—time winners, adding this trophy to the league title they won last season. there were two games in the championship today. promotion hopefuls watford played out a goalless draw against struggling hull city at vicarage road. earlier, johann berg gudmundsson�*s free kick was the pick of the goals as burnley beat queens park rangers 3—0 at loftus road. the win moves the clarets three points clear of sheffield united at the top of the table. earlier, english premiership leaders saracens had to battle hard to beat edinburgh 30—26 at stonex stadium. sarries captain owen farrell played a pivotal role in the comeback win. the england fly half kicked his side into the lead. he also pulled off a cruicial try saving tackle as edinburgh were threatening to take the lead for a third time. tom woolstencroft�*s try secured the bonus point for saracens with edinburgh going on to claim a losing bonus point. leicester also had to come behind to beat ospre

joining us now is lizzy burden. thank you so much for joining us. what a week.ak is refusing to commit to greater pay increases for nhs workers. and they are still striking. >> we heard from him and his own words yesterday. same script as a has been all summer. inflation is public enemy number one. it is affecting everyone not just the nurses. if he gets into the unions, it will add to the problem. he is deferring to the public sector, independent wage bodies. the nurses say they are not really independent because the parameters are set the government dared this morning we had public rowing figures from the office for national statistics. 22 billion pounds for november aired the highest monthly level on record, higher inflation, higher interest rates adding to the cost of servicing the debt. the government thinks if you pay the nurses more it be more borrowing or you are going to take away funding from different line services. francine: is there support for the strike? this is a clinical question the economic. it will end badly for rishi sunak. >> exactly. if yo

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joining us now is bloomberg's lizzy burden.with the cpi print, we have the one from the u.s. that was softer -- it will remain to be seen whether that is the case in the u.k.. will it move the needle for the boe? >> we are expecting inflation to have passed its peak of 11.1% in october and to have dropped to 10.8% in november. if it is an upside surprise perhaps it could tempt more hawkish members of the bank of england to vote for a more aggressive hike. i have to say, 50 basis points is what it is -- is what is looking likely. it would be following expectations for the fed and the ecb and there are dovish voices on the committee. extremely worried about recession risks, they do not want a bit hike -- a big hike when the economy needs support. dani: one of the risks of inflation getting entrenched is a wage price spiral. it seems especially important with unions on strike. are they likely to get their demands for double-digit pay increases? >> you are seeing a shift in the tone of negotiations at the moment. the postal union s

four england's most capped netball| four england's most capped netball and will champion cyclist, lizzie honours to cap off 2022, the year of the lionesses. an update from the arsenal match, they still lead 3—0 so i still clear at the top of the league. now on bbc news —— it's time for three dads — united by the loss of their daughters to suicide, they set out to save young lives. after you've been through something like we've been through and ourfamilies have been through, you've got to try and get something positive out of it. you've... it's a mind—set. you've just got to. you've just got to keep going, keep going as a human being. but if you can make it slightly better for another person, that gives you hope and it gives them hope, as well. when it happens to you — you know, this thing that doesn't happen, doesn't come into your lives suddenly has — one of the very first things that you discover off the back of that is that suicide is the biggest killer of young people in the uk. if that's the case, why aren't we doing something about it? what are we? we're three dads. i suppose you g

there are honours, too, for england's most capped netballer jade clarke and world champion cyclist lizziear of the lionesses. laura scott, bbc news. yeah, congratulations to all of them. plenty of details on the other sporting honours on the bbc sport website, but for me and the team, have a very good night. hello there. after that very wet morning, conditions did gradually improve through the afternoon, but it looks like the rain will return for many of us as we reach the last day of 2022. it'll be quite windy as well. this is new year's eve's rain—bearing weather front. this is today's low pushing out into the norwegian sea, and it'll bring a swathe of gales or severe gales to the northern quarter of scotland through the overnight period. some sleet and snow and ice to watch out for here, as it will be chilly. but further south, it's outbreaks of rain, a few clear spells and it'll be milder here as well. now, as we head into new year's eve morning, more rain will push into england and wales through the day. some of it will be heavy at times in places. and across scotland, it stays cold

her older sisters samantha, lizzy, tabitha, an jennifer, say even though sara could take care of herself they still saw themselves as her protectors >> was everyone kinda lookin out for her, her being the baby? >> always. yeah. >> how many children in your family >> well there's nine of us >> nine siblings >> nine siblings >> 20 grandchildren. >> 20? >> yes >> oh, my goodness. how does your mom keep up >> i don't think any of us kee up. every day there's somebody asking, "how many of us ar there again? " >> seven sisters and two brothers. jennifer, who was 12 when sarah was born, fondl recalls that day >> i just remember going to th hospital after she was born. and mom let me change her firs poopie diaper. >> so she was, like, you little baby, too, it sound like >> she was. i would wake u with her in the middle of th night and feed her >> that is a sign of a big family when big sister i feeding the baby in the middle of the night >> yeah. and she screamed unti you stuffed the bottle in he mouth. >> as sarah grew older and her siblings started to marry, her sisters'husbands also looked ou

lizzie, thank you very for that. social and political commentator lizzie zita. well, have the zita.e reached the end of the first hour, but don't go anywhere because have go anywhere because we have plenty after break, plenty to come up after break, including sunak causing including rishi sunak causing a stir as a homeless shelter. the king's address to the with david stark and my panel's greatest britain and jack has a special festive version. all of that and more. all still to come. we'll see you . in three. welcome back to tonight. live with me , stephen allen in for with me, stephen allen in for dan wootton . a big hour coming dan wootton. a big hour coming up for you . was rishi sunak's up for you. was rishi sunak's trip to a homeless shelterjust a publicity stunt . we'll go over a publicity stunt. we'll go over to the christmas address with our analysis that the papers hot off the press and my panel's greatest britain's and union jackass. but first let's get the news with right out of san . news with right out of san. here's the latest from the gb newsroom. and in breaking new

lizzie, thank you very for that. social and political commentator lizzie zita. well, have the zita.e reached the end of the first hour, but don't go anywhere because have go anywhere because we have plenty after break, plenty to come up after break, including sunak causing including rishi sunak causing a stir as a homeless shelter. the king's address to the with david stark and my panel's greatest britain and jack has a special festive version. all of that and more. all still to come. we'll see you . in three. welcome back to tonight. live with me , stephen allen in for with me, stephen allen in for dan wootton . a big hour coming dan wootton. a big hour coming up for you . was rishi sunak's up for you. was rishi sunak's trip to a homeless shelterjust a publicity stunt . we'll go over a publicity stunt. we'll go over to the christmas address with our analysis that the papers hot off the press and my panel's greatest britain's and union jackass. but first let's get the news with right out of san . news with right out of san. here's the latest from the gb newsroom. and in breaking new

and again, that was lizzie mitri reporting. this is what it looks like along interstate 80 in the sierra tonight, authorities shut down long stretches of the freeway and highway 50 over the weekend because of dangerous driving conditions, but both are reopened tonight, and traffic managers there urging everyone to drive safely. the novelty and the beauty of snow on mount hamiltonian. santa clara county drew lots of people to the mountain. today people made the 24 mile drive from san jose and climbed to an elevation of more than 4000 ft to build snowmen have snowball fights. and even check this out. do some downhill skiing. javier vera made the journey by bicycle from san jose , layering his clothing and preparation for a chili downhill race down the mountain. it's painful, but it's beautiful. right now. it's usually really dry. and, uh, really um, sparse. the cyclist wasn't the only one getting some exercise and the snow covered winter playground. one industrious man here, donde shorts sent his skis the trout. the snow didn't g

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lizzie: this is what -- lizzy: this is what we expect, a three-way spit, -- they wanted softer. once been a four-way split so a bit less than that. you might call it chaos, others will say it is a good thing there is not groupthink on fred needle straight. in terms of the market curve, i the last meeting they were loved against pushing back against market expectations on future path for rates. have dropped that guidance, very interesting. i wonder if that will be interpreted as an endorsement of the curve. in terms of the fiscal statement, this is the first vanke of england decision since jeremy hunt's autumn statement. they have said that fiscal measures cut gdp by half a percent in three years time. i will be interesting -- it will be interesting to see what is in the exchange of letters between the governor and the new chancellor. they were focused on growth. tom: i look at where we are and it is shockingly eclectic versus the central bank. how unusual is this dissent this morning where some say a higher interest rate and others say no, a lower interest rate? lizzy: look at t

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it's been almost as lizzie. we hope that people are given jew processor with dignity with respect, take it with that. they can present their cases and it will be up to a judge to determine whether they stay or whether they don't stay in africa. amid that political battle migrants here are in limbo at night, the temperatures in, at by so dropped below 5 degrees celsius. this very both lived out of, you know, my there, that order been out of the church hosts dozens of families in this former gym. they receive hot food access to showers and bathrooms, but there are far more people than available space. the rest stock up on a hot meal to good against the cold and the uncertainty of getting down, but they don't want to let more people through me or give them asylum along the united states is denying asylum right now. meant that even though it's a country that fights for asylum writes, you looked at the random for now, these migrants bundle up for another long night on the street. our correspondence, so i was kind of