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kriti: lizzy burden, our u.k.spondent, joining us live from the conservative party conference in manchester. we will continue the conversation about u.k. politics throughout the morning. guests including the director general of the cbi, as well as the former policy director for david cameron on. in the meantime, let's look quickly at some big stories from around the world, starting in sweden. alecta, the swedish pension fund, embroiled in the sbb followed as it announced that its chairman will leave with immediate effect. the departure comes following $2 billion of losses from failed investments. those missteps have forced out the fund's chief executive officer and a of equities. several taiwanese technology companies are helping huawei build infrastructure for an under the radar network of chip plants across southern china. the firms were present at a construction site in shenzhen. it is unclear whether the involvement violates american sanctions. plus, byd is poised to overtake tesla as the biggest seller of ele

lizzy at the conservative conference in manchester.ill be speaking with jeremy hunt at 7:40 a.m. let's get back to the u.s. government shutdown, they have averted one until at least november 17. let's bring in bill faries, who now has sound and is ready to go. shutdown averted was it at the sake of kevin mccarthy speakership? larry: possibly -- bill: possibly. that's something we may see play out this week. one key florida congressman has said he will call for a no-confidence vote in speaker mccarthy. the challenge he and his allies have is there is no clear replacement for mccarthy at this point. this is why it took 15 rounds of balloting for mccarthy to get the job in the first place early this year. without a clear replacement, it is not really clear what will happen here. a lot may depend on the democrats and if they throw their votes behind a small group of republicans seeking to oust the speaker or if they step aside and let the republicans have this civil war among themselves. dani: elsewhere in d.c., california governor gavin n

lizzie cundy also columnist lizzie cundy and also former jeremy former labour adviser to jeremy corbyn, schneider . and in corbyn, james schneider. and in a moments time, i'll be a few moments time, i'll be crossing charlie peters crossing live to charlie peters in get latest on in tel aviv to get the latest on the hamas conflict. but the israel hamas conflict. but first, let's get your latest news headlines sophia . news headlines with sophia. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. the uk has called on israel to show military restraint in its war with hamas . restraint in its war with hamas. these are live pictures coming to us from gaza where there appears to have been several fresh strikes this afternoon with black smoke seen billowing across the skyline, addressed a peace summit in egypt. the uk's foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to respect international law and the importance of preserving civilian lives. james cleverly also told the conference efforts need to be made to prevent an escalation of violence . escal

lizzie you very lizzie cundy, thank you very much. political much.and a huge pink >> la la. and a huge pink woolworths and a huge thank you to you at home for your company. >> it's always a pleasure as even >> it's always a pleasure as ever. i will be back tomorrow at 3:00. joining me, christine hamilton have hamilton and danny kelly have a good i'll you with hamilton and danny kelly have a goo weather.l you with hamilton and danny kelly have a goo weather. enjoy you with hamilton and danny kelly have a goo weather. enjoy . you with the weather. enjoy. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. hope you enjoyed your saturday. some us did your saturday. some of us did catch few showers around. catch a few showers around. those are slowly dying out throughout this evening and overnight, for overnight, particularly for inland they will inland areas. but they will probably for some inland areas. but they will probabldistricts for some inland areas. but they will probabldistricts stilliome inla

lizzie burden is on location. she's all over that story. it looks like a really backbreaking moment for the prime minister. what's at stake here? >> you are absolutely right. the pressure is on the prime minister in this speech to unite the party but also inject a bit of inspiration into this conference hall. he's taking the stage at 11:45. we are expecting him to lay out his plan to fundamentally change britain as he will put it. we are expecting that to include an increase in the age for smoking, but also plans to scrap hs to. after so much provocation throughout this conference, this issue has sucked the oxygen out of the conference hall. every industry -- interview that ministers have done, is the high-speed nailed -- rail network. what you will see -- there's a sense that cramping -- scrapping this long-term conference, long-term decisions for a brighter future. fundamentally, the trouble is the conservatives have been a government for 13 years. to present himself as a long-term change candidate is a tough ask. he really has been strug

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joining us is lizzy burden.ere did we learned yesterday about how labor would run the economy? lizzy: labor riding high on their 20 point lead into the national polls and sticking to the big picture. in a sense what is happening in israel has spared keir starmer from having to get into the details of the specifics of what they would do if they were in government which perhaps they don't want to do even that we could be 15 months from the general election. i spoke with three shadow ministers yesterday who refused to tell me where they plan to get the fastest growth in the g7 even though this is their top mission. it is how they plan to fund public spending. i also spoke with rachel reeves about her plans to borrow and invest -- her plans to borrow to invest. i asked her how she could be sure how markets would react. given that debt is already 99% of gdp but she seemed to channel our grid thatcher and give us words of caution. but it seems to be working. the hall was packed when she gave her speech yesterday. you

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guy: lizzy burden is there for us now. lizzie, what do they want the conference to be about? what is it about? >> the slogan is long-term decisions for a brighter future, but this has to be about the short-term because we know that he has to call an election by 2025. they are trying to take credit on what they have done for the economy but when they are talking about long-term decisions, there does not seem to be a lot the way of policy ideas. it is usually when you get the policy measures, but there have been no thing of the sort. he heard my conversation and i gave every opportunity. and then i was listening to his speech earlier this afternoon. the biggest policies he could offer were an offense and we -- and raising the minimum wage. also, a freeze in the expansion of civil service. austerity, george osborne, but it is more -- you have to wonder if this is what happens when you have a chance are becoming prime minister. everything that is a big idea is unaffordable. long-term decisions have to be made. alix: perception, feelings, thoughts? >> it was absolute chaos. the mo

lizzy, thank you so much for being with us this morning.e glad to know that you and your family are safe. but tell us what it's been like over the past 24 to 36 hours there in israel. you thank you so much, will, for having me. it has been, as you can imagine, a very scary and sad time for all of us. you know, we are here to celebrate simhat torah, which is, you know, simha means happy that a celebration of happiness and joy and our devotion to our, you know, our torah and our homeland. and then we were rudely awakened yesterday morning by the siren going off. my husband was already down in the synagogue in our hotel. he was with my nine year old daughter. and i was up in the room with my older daughter and my baby boy and my older daughter came into the room and she said, i hear sirens. and somebody said, there's a bomb drill. and i said, stella, there's no bomb drills in israel. that's real. and then the next thing we knew, the hotel loudspeaker was telling everyone to get to the bomb shelter immediately. my daughter, i've never seen her

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digital activist lizzy savetsky well, folks , lizzy savetsky well, folks, you've heard from both sideshe home mark dolan tonight is the home of opinion. what is of diverse opinion. what is yours? mark at gb news dot com. do a case to answer do israel have a case to answer for the conflict in the middle east? okay, those rather noisy pundits are hitting the sofa in a couple of minutes and i'll be asking should britain asking them should britain have asking them should britain have a number refugees a cap on the number of refugees that it accepts every year? is there snobbery towards there still snobbery towards people regional accents and people with regional accents and should under—eighteens be allowed to have plastic surgery procedures ? fireworks are going procedures? fireworks are going to absolutely explode on that one. looking fonnard to it. dunng one. looking fonnard to it. during the break, going to during the break, i'm going to enjoy branded mug enjoy this lovely branded mug from my viewers. cheers radio. >> now listen to big reaction to the big story debate. do israel have a

lizzy burden all over the u.k. piece of the global inflationary story. a quick check on the oil markets. one of the concerns, creeping back into the markets, is if you are talking about hiking, increasing rates not just in the u.s. but in europe, england, even asia, the issue is how much of that is commodity driven? one of the bull cases for oil is higher sanctions hitting iran might actually create a tighter supply picture magnifying the pressures you are seeing within the opec-plus complex. iran is making 11% of opec-plus output globally. if you start to see the pressure, brent crude closer to $100 a barrel, and if you do, at what point does that factor into the economic data, the gasoline prices, the presidential elections by extension? a lot of ripple effects. stick with us for bloomberg. we are going to walk you through all of them in the coming hours. markets today starts in a couple of hours. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) enough with the calorie counting, carb cutting, diet fatigue, and stress. just taking one golo release capsul

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lizzie: we have had -- lizzy: we have had a strong condemnation from keir starmer echoing rishi sunakg the attack by hamas appalling. it is in contrast to the former labour leader jeremy corbyn. for he became the leader, he checked platforms with supporters of hamas and hezbollah. on friday, he posted on twitter, on x i should say. he did not condemn the attacks. he emphasized the impact of israel's occupation. you will remember that after losing the 2019 election to boris johnson, jeremy corbyn was suspended from his labour party membership in october of 2020 for saying the antisemitism found in the party had been overplayed for political reasons , and he was not restored after that. it is against that historical backdrop that keir starmer has returned to this traditional foreign policy stand and you can imagine he was relieved he was so ruthless in his own words and terms of what happened. guy: absolutely. he has done this relatively quickly within one parliamentary term. he brought labour back to the center. is there a sensor that it will stick? that this journey is one that has tr

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israeli activist is lizzie joins me now. lizzie, open question to start with.so rampant many new york city and its colleges today? why? >> this has been something that has been building up under the radar, unfortunately, for most people. not for people like me. we've seen this coming. but people for so many years have been telling me anti-zionism isn't anti-semitism. but why then when there's this massacre in israel are we seeing a 488% increase in anti-semitism according to the adl since saturday. it's a massive increase in jew hatred all over the world. and i think that the big problem is that places like college campuses are using these fancy academic-sounding words like colonialism, apartheid and trying to trick people into believing that israel is oppressive, and they're demonizing israel, and they've desensitized all of their students to what's -- to jew hatred. stuart: you live in america, i believe. >> i do, yes. stuart: in new york city. >> yes. stuart: you must be horrified what's going on in this great city. >> i'm absolutely horrify. stuart: they've

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. 0ur headlines tonight...e cricket world cup. it's a heavy loss for england against sri lanka. a ten—month ban from football for sandro tonali as the newcastle midfielder is found to have breached betting rules. and england accuse world rugby of denying tom curry a fair hearing, over his allegation of an on—field racial slur. so, welcome to sportsday, and we're starting at the cricket world cup — because it looks like the defending champions england are making an early exit. they were heavily beaten by sri lanka — theirfourth defeat in five matches so far. batting first, england were 45 without loss before dawid malan's wicket began a miserable slide, which included joe root running himself out for just three

lizzy burden all over that. she will begin this those reports already -- all week long. you for joining the program. the conflict between israel and hamas and what it means for the future of the wider middle east region. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> >> breaking headlines. they are ready president can gradually hamas -- on both the israeli side and the u.s. side as well. let's go tomorrow champion for more on this topic. i want to start off simply with this iran headline we are getting. there are a lot of questions about how this was even planned. we had a guest, the director there saying our van was 100% behind us. we had reports of a similar story. do you agree? what are your thoughts? >> as you go into this, even when there was no evidence of iranian involvement, it is intimately a large question in the background. you know twice had the iranian say they were pleased about it and the wall street journal has done a story this morning in which there was a this book to -- officials in hamas and is -- hezbollah that confirmed their was planning done with their vein is to conduc

when did you show the lizzie? as you look at as causing the for my will to one of us cause i was, you know, depends on the goldman, the zip was it was, i don't know. let's just hope, you know, like the said, the president just inside the seats and the sign is best to make everything speed mean. so let's keep watching. obviously just inside the c a. so that's what's on c home. this to goes loose. yes, independence has to be pad renewed hope for unity and prosperity. words that many 9 jury and would like to see translated into reality. all right, david boone just leaving now and unmatched a 6 lives again byron played out a thrilling encounter in the weekends top contest. both teams of had a strong start of the season and despite the barrage of 4 goals, saturday evening by the last whistle, it was a standstill. the champions in town and kick off on to the floodlights. there was no doubts light sake. what up to the bottle against harry cain and buy it? and it was the 1st to charge down the bluff. luis opened the went

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here are the headlines tonight.ampaign off to a strong start, beating australia. we'll tell you how they did it. argentina beat japan to a place in the rugby world cup quarter finals. and arsenal finally beat manchester city in the premier league to go joint top of the table. hello and welcome to the programme. we'll start in india — where two heavyeights of the game met at the cricket world cup — as the hosts got their tournament off to a winning start against australia in chennai. australia won the toss, chose to bat and it wasn't the smoothest of starts, just two overs in and virat kohli took this brilliant catch to remove opener mitchell marsh for a duck. his replacement steve smith built up some momentum with david warner but they managed just 46 and 41 respectively on a slow turning pitch. india eventually bowled them out for 199. so they looked like they had the advantage but their innings started even worse — two for three after just 12 balls, shreyas iyer caught by david warner here at deep square leg. in t

when did you show the lizzie? as you look at as causing the for my will to one of us cause i was, you know, depends on the goldman, the zip was it was, i don't know. let's just hope you know, like the said the president just inside the seat and he's fine. is best to make everything speed mean. so let's keep watching. obviously just inside this is so that's what's on c home. this to goes loose. yes, independence has to be pad renewed hope for unity and prosperity. words that many 9 jury and would like to see translate that into reality. you're up to date on the definitely news. thanks for watching. the the 9 with change can be viewed as the natural conclusion of the 300 year old. i'd be responsible for today's problem and could they help us solve the enlightenment.

evans. >> good morning, frank >> lizzie, the nasdaq is up big on the back of the amazon results.d data released from bank of america the biggest inflows in tech stock. >> frank, a great question if you look at amazon's report on its face, it was a good report from the profitability standpoint in a normal market environment, you know, investors would be an applauding 13% revenue acceleration in the quarter and 62% beat on earnings and earnings tripling over the last year it is not a normal market. what we are seeing is investors being skittish that is related to the bond market interest rates and concerns over what the next couple of quarters look like in the face of economic and monetary policy uncertainty. i think this is an impossible market to trade. we've been focused on the 4,200 level. we have seen the market break below and have a difficult time finding footing. you can use the volatility to buy companies you want to own for the long term, but until we have more clarity -- go ahead. >> you say it is a difficult market to trade. what is your wex word of the day? >> my wex w

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i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's are the headlines tonight.hed in their cricket world cup opener by new zealand. liverpool lead a good night for premier league sides in europe. and the all blacks put 11 tries past uruguay to cruise into the quarter—finals of the rugby world cup. the cricket world cup got under way today but england, who are the defending champions, were heavily beaten in the opening game by new zealand. in a re—match of that dramatic finalfour years ago, this time england were batting first, but they needed joe root to top score with 77 to eke out a below par total of 282 in ahmedabad. in reply, new zealand quickly tore into it. devon conway and man of the match rachin ravindra both hitting stunning centuries as new zealand went on to win by nine wickets. so not the best start for the defending champions england. here are the thoughts of our cricket reporter henry moaren. pa rt part of the problem was that they just part of the problem was that theyjust kept getting partnerships that fell away. a new look at the way that harry

lizzie. you just landed and came straight here and we appreciate that.to that morning. i know in the video you explained it. now that you have had a little bit of distance to think about it, what do you remember? >> unfortunately that was really just the beginning of some of the scary things. i haven't even had a chance to share with my followers what happened since we left for the airport. our situation on the airplane. but going back to the beginning, you know, we were celebrating the jewish holiday, we had been in israel for it. we did not have our phones because we are observant so we had no idea what was going on. we didn't know the attacks had started at 6:30 a.m. the first we heard was at around 8:30 in jerusalem. the siren, red alert siren started going off and we're not used to hearing these things. of course, people that live in israel are more on high alert than we are as american tourists. and my daughter came in and said somebody in the hotel says that there is a bomb drill. she is ten years old. and i knew that there is no drills in israel.

i know that lizzy was there in israel when this attack happened. great job, lawrence. thank you. speak with a spokeswoman for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but, first, 96 americans rescued from war torn israel thanks to florida congressman cory mills. one of the evacuees includes the son of michigan congressman bill -- how do we say his last name huizenga. thank you. they are both coming up next. ♪sing15 o ♪ or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. derby went the way of city at old trafford. and max verstappen wins again, this time at the mexico city grand prix. hello and welcome along to the programme. lots to bring you on a busy sunday of sport, and we're starting at the men's cricket world cup, where india remain unbeaten after a 100—run victory over england which leaves the defending champions all but out while india sit top of the table on the cusp of the semifinals. katie gornall reports. this was meant to be the big one — the defending champions against the hosts — but such has been england's demise in recent weeks, their tournament felt all but over before this began. could they somehow turn things around against unbeaten india? well, the signs were surprisingly good — the great virat kohli, gone for a duck, the crowd stunned into silence. england were now playing some of their best cricket of the tournament but they still had to contend with the fluency of rohit sharma. on a tricky pitch, his 87 helped india recover.

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of the german hostages, taken by him office. 20 roman, whose sister was kidnapped, an audience, a lizzie, whose aunt and uncle had been taken. thank you so much for joining us on the w today. and start with you when you, when did you last hear from your sister and her sister in law has also been taken by home us. where were they? actually, i was in the south africa with my father. and when we saw the last message from my sister that says that they are all right with the picture of her and her 3 or 3 years old kid guessin. and that's fine. actually, it's kind of weird to say it, but with that it's, it's a years old they, they have a routine of alarms getting into the shelter. so we wasn't very afraid. so, but as a time pass on, we realize that this is very different situation. and this is unusual, extremely unusual. and um, since 10 am and saturday morning, we haven't heard from her. what about you audio? what? what was the last you knew of your uncle and your aunt says so like when i said on saturday morning we woke up a former beside alarms and again, not something to unusual. a but the

aslef so, lizzie, >> i love it. hopefully next week. and bob and gloria better soon. please gloria get better soon. please right. so now i want to talk to you about of creep of you about this sort of creep of this little ideology nibbling and nibbling and nibbling away this little ideology nibbling anourbbling and nibbling away this little ideology nibbling anour rights and nibbling away this little ideology nibbling an our rights that nibbling away this little ideology nibbling an our rights that nibias1g away this little ideology nibbling an our rights that nibias women at our rights that we as women don't a track on it. this don't keep a track on it. this could well, this could be quite a serious thing. but linda. oh i think it's deeply concerning. >> i mean, a movement that prioritises his a rapists well—being above the safety and dignity of rape victims is a very , very sinister movement as very, very sinister movement as far as i'm concerned. >> it's gone way too far. this is the problem with self—id. and let'

the german hostages, taken by him off as coney rowman, whose sister was kidnapped, an audience, a lizzie, whose aunt and uncle have been taken. thank you so much for joining us on the w today. and start with you when you, when did you last hear from your sister and her sister in law has also been taken by home us. where were they? actually, i was in the south africa with my father. and when we saw the last message from my sister that says that they are all right with the picture of her and her 3 or 3 years old kid guessin. and that's fine. actually, it's kind of weird to say it, but with that it's, it's a years old they, they have a routine off alarms getting into the shelter. so we wasn't very afraid. but as a time pass on, we realize that this is very different situation, and this is unusual, extremely unusual. and since 10 am and saturday morning, we haven't heard from her. what about you audio? what? what was the last you knew of your uncle and your aunt? says so like on i said on saturday morning we woke up a phone line, we side alarms and again, not something to unusual. a but then

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