lizzie borden reports.zie: brexit and covid have worsened the trucker shortage in the u.k., wreaking havoc and leading to shortages on shelves. conditions for drivers are so bad that even after bonuses from supermarkets, cannot get new recruits, and attesting backlog slowing the data of those that can be persuaded to sign up. with about 1.6 million people still on furlough and a warning about spike in on employment when government support ends, how hard can it be to train a lorry driver? i am here to find out. how long it take a person to retrain? >> four days and then you test. lizzie: what is the problem, why do we have a shortage? >> there were issues prior to covid like the aging workforce, people retiring and no new blood. covid exemplified that. 2020 and 2021 training could not be done. it is taking licenses a long time to catch up on the backlog. >> we are not getting the drivers we need at the moment, and because of brexit, a lot of the drivers we had here from elsewhere went back home. >> getting n

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lizzie, thank you very much. thank you. slams. lizzie, thank you very much. thank you-— slams.. what a sensational match. huge congratulations _ thank you. what a sensational match. huge congratulations to _ thank you. what a sensational match. huge congratulations to emma - huge congratulations to emma raducanu. extraordinary skilland huge congratulations to emma raducanu. extraordinary skill and we are all hugely proud of you. if you're watching us this evening, i'm joined now by claire curran who was a former professional tennis player — and represented both great britain and ireland during her career. i'm still shaking. it's disbelief. i felt that she herself will be more surprised to fail than to win in that this shows the character of this young woman and to watch these two plate in front of so many people at the composure that they both had under so much pressure when they both handled themselves, what a great credit to everybody, their parents, their team, great credit to everybody, their parents, theirteam, but in great credit to everybody, their parents, their team, b

now lizzy feelin. lizzy is red fish's, managing director. welcome. so instagram, toner, facebook said it's either a mistake or it's roots were broken. why do you think they aren't being more precise? give us your story. you're taking this. yeah. well, over the last year it seems very clear to us that both instagram and facebook, obviously the same company have in fact been waging political campaign sensor red fish. as you mentioned festival, we were bands and then heavily restricted by facebook after they slapped us with several strikes on our page for anti fascist and anti racist post, including one that commemorated the holocaust. and this latest band today, by instagram, comes off the company was deleting several, a series of feminist pro l g, b, c, and c, police violence post. now these are all values which both facebook and instagram claim to hold. but until today they refuse to explain to us why when we talk about them they, they apparently violate that community guidelines. and for us, the major problem here is that companies like facebook and

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so lizzie, do you want to pick us off this evening? starting with the ft, it's off this evening?he ft, its day two of the story, or you could actually argue it's probably day 3—4 given it was so well trailed over the weekend. but it's quite important, a lot of the stuff in here notjust about the details of parliamentary manoeuvres, but the practicality of how and when this money will be spent.— this money will be spent. that's riaht, it's this money will be spent. that's right. it's not — this money will be spent. that's right, it's not even _ this money will be spent. that's right, it's not even day - this money will be spent. that's right, it's not even day three, . this money will be spent. that's. right, it's not even day three, it's been a saga that's been going on for more than two years. the prime minister said on the steps of downing street when he first became conservative leader back in 2019 saying he had a plan to fix the crisis in social care — two years on, we are right here, and it's carried on over the weekend into today where everyone has had a chance to dig into

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hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. now remember this?53 days ago this was the scene at wembley, despair, disappointment and desolation. england had just lost in the final of the euros, beaten in a penalty shoot out by italy. but the show must go on and fast foward to tonight, england are back in action as they continue their qualifying campaign for the next big tournament — the 2022 world cup in qatar. they're top of their group after 3 wins from 3 so can they keep up that momentum with a win in hungary tonight? or have the euros affected their confidence? here's what harry maguire has to say. 0bviously obviously it ended and disappointed but were doing it and memories that we made, the smiles we put on peoples faces was there for everyone to see. it was a greatjourney, obviously disappointing in the end. come so close to the championship. we know were nearly there, we've got lots of things to improve on and yeah, i think it's a big test. more mentally than physically. each one of those players get to look after her. we spoke about it an

dani: thank you so much, lizzy burden. mark, you said you did not expect fireworks from central bank decisions. maybe we are still opining for that earlier in the week. are there at least any decisions that could be interesting or consequential? mark: because i am a bit of a nerd, i am interested in all of them -- most of them, maybe. i think the bank of england will be interesting. the fed was slightly more hawkish than expectations last night to talk about finishing tapering next year, bringing more hikes into their dot plot. with the bank of england, that might disappoint people expecting guidance for imminent rate hikes. sterling might be soft i will also watch the turkish central bank decision were nothing is expected, but every turkish central bank decision is always interesting, and there will be movement after. if you want to punt on the day, it is the turkish central bank decision to watch. dani: certainly the lira is not known as a common currency. in terms of sterling, jane foley said they are prepared to lower

where is lizzie at?states have beatenjamie murray and the brazilian bruno soares in the men's doubles final. murray and soares took the first set 6—3 before ram and salisbury fought back to level the match by 6—2. the momentum stayed with them and the pair won the deciding set to become champions. it's their second doubles title together after winning last yea r�*s australian open. the great and good in tennis have been lining up to heap praise on emma raducanu. the 18—year—old is yet to drop a set at the us open and the 18—time grand slam champion martina navratilova says it's even more impressive that she has reached the final as a qualifier, which has never been done before. the speed with which she did it... nobody could have respected it —— predicted it. she didn't get the wall wild card, she didn't waltz here, saying,... and i think it paid off because she didn't play that well at the beginning of the tournament in the qualifying, but it grew and each match, got better and better... we knew she was

joining us now is lizzy burden. the two programs set to end. what happens now?arning for months that we could see a spike in unemployment when the furlough scheme ends. there was no sign of that in the latest jobs data. the bank of england does not expect one. what is more likely is the older workers who were left on the furlough on lower incomes will be pushed into early retirement. you could see a rise in underemployment, with people going back to their old jobs but now on fewer hours. there has been some sign of hope in the labor shortages that the record vacancies that we have been sinking. if you look at this chart, it is hardly likely that the waitresses will overnight be able to go and be builders. there are some who argue that the furlough scheme should be extended. places like germany that already had similar schemes are going to keep on the schemes longer than the u.k. will. given that the u.k.'s budget deficit already reached a peace time high last year, given the chancellor, rishi sunak, is already raining and public finances by raising taxes, it har

>> uh-huh. >> when sarah still hadn't appeared by sunday afternoon, lizzy went to the police station to report her missing. >> i said, "i need to report her now." >> that report set things in motion. prosecutor janet albertson, since retired, was brought on to this missing person's case from the beginning, learned that on the day sarah was a no-show at the party, a woman had spotted a blue bmw abandoned next to a wooded lot. >> a police officer had responded to that location, thinking that maybe this is a stolen car, the plates were -- were bent. >> albertson says the bmw was found less than a mile from sarah's mother's house where sarah and jocelyn also lived. >> when the officer ran the plate number, it came back to sarah goode with an address. and after that, he went to sarah's home and there was nobody there because as we would later learn, they were at the birthday party. >> around the same time lizzy was at the police station, that officer noticed the abandoned car was still in the same spot. >> the officer radios it in again. and at this point now, sarah's family had reported

he's frozen again, let's go back to lizzie.viously the story we are _ that front page, obviously the story we are discussing is that he gave an interview— we are discussing is that he gave an interview to — we are discussing is that he gave an interview to the evening standard where _ interview to the evening standard where he — interview to the evening standard where he was talking up his ability to survive — where he was talking up his ability to survive as education secretary in the face _ to survive as education secretary in the face of— to survive as education secretary in the face of criticism, and also in the face of criticism, and also in the context— the face of criticism, and also in the context of conversations about a possible _ the context of conversations about a possible ——cabinet—— reshuffle in which _ possible ——cabinet—— reshuffle in which his— possible ——cabinet—— reshuffle in which his name is always at the top of the _ which his name is always at the top of the list — which his name is always at the top of

a stunning victory, says our reporter lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sports centre. how much they love this game the way these two teenagers played has been incredible. the commentators are saying they have nerves of steel. she had to come through qualifying. she has everything. she is such a talent. she has done this like a seasoned pro. an incredible scoreline for anyone to win, a qualifier with so little experience. i know i sound over—the—top but this final has been amazing. this week on the show... upside down in nairobi. the city of love's freewheeling new ideas. and treading carefully in georgia's abandoned spaces. kenya, it's a country bursting with natural beauty, the wildlife here is world beating, the bush is unspoiled and pristine, and sunsets will take your breath away. it's a bit different in the capital, but hidden in this maze of dusty backstreets, there is something truly special. welcome to the mighty jambo circus academy. these are kenya's best—known acrobats. in normal times, they would be off touring the world. thanks to the pandemic, they have b

. >> joining us now, democratic congresswoman lizzy fletcher of texas. congresswoman fletcher, i want to get your reaction to the governor saying, goal number one, in the state of texas, is to eliminate rape. >> lawrence, thank you so much for having me tonight and i am glad to be with you. i would love to see texas address violence against women. but that is not with this bill does that he signed. frankly, it is not something we are even seeing the governor address and in fact governor abbott vetoed a bill this session that would have required highschoolers to learn about the perils of domestic violence. it is kind of this magical thinking that is typical of his approach to governing, that he will give an answer that is really untethered to the reality of what he is doing. and we know that taxes, unfortunately, has not been making this its top priority. it has instead made its top priority, affectedly banning abortion. whether it is our backlog of untested rape kits, which even our senators, senator cornyn talked about this year, to the fact that texas

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i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.s a look at what's coming up on tonight's show: it's muy bien for europe's spanish stars on day one of the ryder cup, but the usa have hit back — we're live at whistling straits all in a day's work for anthonyjoshua, as he gets ready to put his reputation and his belts on the line again. it is difficult, don't get the wrong, it comes with a lot of sacrifice, but as long as you apply yourself, you shouldn't have too much to worry about. also coming up in the programme: the british queen of the courts meets the future british queen as tennis celebrates emma raducanu's homecoming. and there's an historic series win for england's netball stars in new zealand. so the waiting is over for golf fans. after a year's delay due to covid, the 43rd ryder cup is finally under way in wisconsin. europe are the defending champions, but they have a huge task to repeat that feat on usa soil. let's go live now to whistling straits, where our correspondent andy swiss is following the action. andy, as i sai

surf. authoration allied force has been called a genocide with slow but then milosevic, just to make lizzy justification, but many thing. the real reason was yugoslavia is economic independence and refusal to join nato. lawyer gordon, pennsylvania spent years researching documents that he sees co rather nathan crimes . committed in his homeland eco plan. you build us a bulk of control years that this is done on a senior horse. i think it's as a dodge of the sky, and this is, of course you and it'll see it. is that a nimble? that's the same? ah, when the war, so treaty organization gone, the world had become you and i to the dentist with the other scholars mission. i just kind of trust, you know, kind of devonshire for truck is 1st room where the all scholars sean complex crisco by the way. so let me add to here the new, the awesome, this has a little bit that i in autumn, 2000 the district court in bell grade has a case against those who gave orders for yugoslavia to be bombed. i do some pressing the creature little bit a little clear don't potential to print the printer now. so oh no, you

good evening, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes here with your latest sports news.ner today at flushing meadows. joe salisbury and rajeev ram of the united states have beatenjamie murray and the brazilian bruno soares in the men's doubles final. murray and soares took the first set 6—3 before ram and salisbury fought back to level it at six games to two. the momentum stayed with them, and the pair won the deciding set to become champions. it's their second major doubles title together. world number one novak djokovic continues his bid for a calendar grand slam when he plays matteo berritini in the men's semis later. the winner of that match will play daniil medvedev in the final. he beat felix auger alliassime in straight sets in the first semifinal. the great and good in tennis have been lining—up to heap praise on emma raducanu. the 18—year—old is yet to drop a set at the us open, and the 18—time grand slam champion martina navratilova says it's even more impressive that she has reached the final as a qualifier, which has never been done before. the speed with whi

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one creative way republicans might approach that is to try to turn lizzie fletcher's seat on the westnto a hispanic majority seat which would simultaneously help republicans in neighboring districts and at least, you know, make a case that they're satisfying the need for a new hispanic opportunity. >> by the way, do you know who is paying really close attention to these discussions? beto o'rourke and the folks who are trying to push him into this race to try to lift up some of those democratic candidates down ballot in texas. it will be fascinating to watch but i'm a homer for texas elections, i'm biased. thank you both. >>> coming up, another setback for the administration as it struggles to get to the bottom of those mysterious ail imts that have hit diplomats and workers dubbed the havana syndrome. you're watching "meet the press daily." syndrome you're watching "meet the press daily. an influencer. she's more of a groundbreaker. just look at the way she's reshaping and reimagining her 4 acre slice of heaven. it's not hard to tell she's the real deal. renae runs with us on a john d

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good evening, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes here with the sports news.s matches. europe did win the first point of the compeition, but after that, it all went team usa's way. this from collin morikawa helping him and dustinjohnson beat paul casey and viktor hovland. then this putt from brooks koepka gave usa a 3—1 lead going into the afternoon's fourballs. and you can follow the latest action from the ryder cup on the bbc sport website. well, the ryder cup isn't the only huge sporting event this weekend. tomorrow, britain's anthonyjoshua puts his reputation and his three world heavyweight belts on the line against the ukrainian challenger oleksandr usyk. 67,000 people will get to watch the fight at the tottenham hotspur stadium. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin has been following the build—up. the calm before the storm. anthonyjoshua will aim to produce a punch—perfect performance in the biggest stadium fight in the uk since the pandemic. i'm feeling happy, i'm feeling blessed. what an opportunity this is. i'm one of the lucky ones. i get to go out there and pe

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.a taster of what we have coming up on tonight's show... teenage takeover at the us open tennis — we're live in new york ahead of emma raducanu's historic final. england and lancashire cricket pick up the pieces after the final india test is cancelled. and yorkshire apologize to their former player — azeem rafiq saying he was the "victim of racial "harassment and bullying." also coming up in the programme... the return of the magnificent seven, but are sequels ever better than the original? so plenty of good stuff for you tonight. but we're starting at the us open tennis and what could be a late night for british fans as emma raducanu becomes the first qualifier to play in a grand slam final and the first british woman to play in a major singles finalfor 44 years! the 18—year—old hasn't dropped a set all tournament and her meteoric rise is matched only by that of her opponent in the final — the 19—year—old canadian, leyla fernandez, whom raducanu knows will match her in the cool and con

read fish, managing director lizzy feeling really says no transparency in the influence. facebook and instagram have over the media. is like facebook and instagram. they have more power than any cooperation before them, or any government before them has over the media. but they're less accountable and less transparent than ever before. and we've tried over and over again. so reach out to somebody at facebook and instagram and to for them to explain latest by today by instagram, comes off the company was deleting several, a series of feminist pro l g, b, c, and the police violence post. now these are all values which both facebook and instagram claim to hold, but until today, they refuse to explain to us why when we talk about them they, they apparently violate that community guidelines. now tomorrow, russia had to the polls for the parliamentary elections with the clock ticking down splits are certainly forming among the countries opposition parties. one is announced that separation from the anti corruption found a group classified as an extremist organization. and a foreign agent, ac

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's a look at what we have coming up tonight.cotland be wonderful in copenhagen, as they resume their world cup qualifying campaign tonight? gotcha, boccia — david smith makes it three golds in a row at the paras. and britain's teenage tennis ace, emma raducanu, eases into the second round of the us open. so lots to come — and we're starting with a big week of international football. all the home nations are in action — continuing their qualifying campaigns for next year's world cup in qatar. scotland get things going with a tough game in denmark tonight. they've won one and drawn two so far, but the danes are top of the group with a 100% record. kheredine idsan looks ahead for us. it's been one of those weeks for the scotland manager. injuries in covid—19 decimating his squad, even his new assistant austin mcphee has the virus will it's been the most disruptive build up he's ever had to deal with — but he hasn't travelled without hope. we deal with - but he hasn't travelled without hone-— deal with - but he hasn't travelled with

once in instagram account is deleted, you can't restore it the managing director of red fish, lizzie fail, and believes there's no transparency and the influence. facebook and instagram have over the media. companies like facebook and instagram. they have more power than any cooperation before them, or any government before them has over the media. but they're less accountable and less transparent than ever before. and we've tried over and over again. so reach out to somebody at facebook and instagram and to for them to explain why this is happening or to challenge the decision. but we constantly faced brick wall. and this latest band today, by instagram comes off the company was deleting several, a series of feminist pro l g, b, c, and p police violence post. now these are all values which both facebook and instagram claim to hold. but until today they refuse to explain to us why when we talk about them they, they apparently violate that community guidelines. now another news, europe railing from the price shall come the energy markets, natural gas rates. if it all time record this

on the texas border . lizzy heard thousands of ations who crossed the mexican border into the united states are being sent back home. many of them had been staying at a makeshift camp at a texas border town, where conditions are said to be going from bad to worse. as john holmes reports now from aconia, many are crossing back temporarily on to the mexican side to avoid deportation. inside the mate ship camper more than a 1000 people, mostly haitians in the rio texas. they crossed the river illegally and we're hoping the u. s. would let them stay most of the shelters, it just blanket plastic and even river. it's propped up by sticks together with a lot of rubbish, but little water or food. someone inside the count film, these images for us, us authorities of largely blocked the media from seeing it. and now they are entering the place. irregular migration poses a significant threat to the health and welfare of the welfare of border communities and to the lives of the migrant themselves and should not be attempted. if you come to the united states illegally, you will be returned daily

immediately after the match, the lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sports centre gave her reaction toin a grand slam title. were kind of hard on sports _ grand slam title. were kind of hard on sports journalists - grand slam title. were kind of hard on sports journalists by l hard on sportsjournalists by heard many people saying that this is the best tennis match they've seen ever. for years. the blessing how much they love this game. it feels to me like this game. it feels to me like this is a changing moment in women's tennis. it'sjust this is a changing moment in women's tennis. it's just been the most incredible game. not just because she won, it is incredible for british tennis fans. but the weight is two teenagers played, the quality of tenants of the plate in this finalist is been breathtaking. the multiple champions and famous women's tennis players said that emma raducanu, what an athlete. this woman had nerves of steel, a richest courage. and with the plate this final, but emma raducanu has done it, not dropped a set, the and tire rounds, she had to make it to the first roun

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. >> reporter: lizzie sords is an urban forester with the western reserve land conservancy, another foundinghe tree coalition. this city-owned lot, known as jack rabbit hill, had been vacant for over 20 years. last year, the land conservancy cleaned up the site and planted 85 trees here. >> elm trees i was really excited about putting here. they're fast growing, they're native. they provide great wildlife habitat and they cast awesome shade, provide really good canopyover. >> reporter: decades from now, this baby elm tree could grow into a fully mature tree, like this one. >> tackling these bigger projects is what's going to help us get to our canopy goals rather than planting one tree in a yard. and i do think those are important, but these are the projects where we'll see canopy grow. >> when people think about trees, you think about tree planting and how gratifying that is to plant a new tree, but what we've learned is that it's just as important to preserve the existing canopy, the mature tree canopy. >> reporter: jenny spencer is a city councilperson on the west side of cleveland. she c

said, of taking to the streets and the 1st demonstration, after what they say was an organized qu, lizzie, as powerful labor union, and the biggest party in parliament oppose any attempt by the president to suspend the constitution, i said took control of the government and dismissed the prime minister in july. and frances, recalling its baset as to the us and a strange i'm after what is coming out, stabbing the bank, frances angry. after australia, i counseled a multi $1000000000.00 submarine contract to enter a military alliance with the u. s. and the u. k. challenge is more from london recalling ambassadors in the carefully coded language of diplomatic relations is, is a pretty serious move. it's not the breaking off of diplomatic relations, but it's what you do, what you want to show to a country that you really are not happy with the way it's behaved. and let's not forget that france is the united states oldest allies, allies relationship that goes back to 1778. when france recognized the independence of these breakaway colonial states and helped them in their war of independence aga

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with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much.to avoid losing this year's ryder cup. the defending champions were trailing the usa a record 9—3 going into the afternoon session on day two. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is following the action at whistling straits. sunrise at whistling straits and the now familiar dawn chorus. after a dazzling day one, american confidence was once again in the air. and with good reason it seemed as in the early matches of the us surged ahead. dustinjohnson is showing the way. for europe it was a case of what might have been. they had their moments in the morning, not least paul casey. how about this? but it is the point that count and europe just took one courtesy ofjon rahm and uninspired sergio garcia. the other three morning matches went to the us to put them 9—3 up and almost out of sight. under blue skies, europe were still searching for lift off but they made an encouraging start to the afternoon. jon rahm once again showing his magic touch. but the us have a huge lead and with stars like coli

good to talk to you- _ sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzy greenwood—hughescord breaking in new york later when novak djokovic takes on russia's danil medvedev in the men's final — aiming to become the first man in 52 years to complete the calendar grand slam and break the record for the most men's majors — former wimbledon champion pat cash insists djokovic is on the verge of the unthinkable. insists if he does it he will be immortal. t insists if he does it he will be immortal-— insists if he does it he will be immortal. ., �* ~ ., ., immortal. i don't like to get into the greatest _ immortal. i don't like to get into the greatest player— immortal. i don't like to get into the greatest player of _ immortal. i don't like to get into the greatest player of all-time l the greatest player of all—time conversation that there is very little doubt that he is the most successful player of all—time. two when the slam is in my opinion, and i'm slightly biased, i think this will will be the latest achievement in men's professional individual sport of all time. it is i

lizzie made perfect sense there was a tradition in this.or people to name children and grandchildren after ancestors. it was another one off those ways of maintaining lines of connection recognizing ken, even when it tends to vary, that's a very important connection. until roosevelt was born, grew up, lived her life out in south carolina working as a domestic which is her most black women in the late 19th and early 20th century. >> you talk about. she wrote it down not on paper but embroidery. we have the first question from our audience, it looks so much like a poem in the manner. maybe even talk about your thoughts of the importance of embroidery and how the words are laid out. >> yes i ruth the person who asked that question. nwe begin to see so many in it. it doesn't look like a poem. it feels like a poem, it reads like a poem word that are many elements of the haiku form, i think of it as being like a recipe like a list of the thing one needs to make something with life. it is of course a story, it's also has the look and the feel of a

with all the sport now, here is lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sports centre. good evening.ingle matches, but the usa team have already done enough to regain the famous trophy and are heading for a record winning margin. 0ur correspondent andy swiss reports from whistling straits. even before the start it felt like a victory party with a huge overnight lead, america's fans were loving every moment. surely the ryder cup would soon be theirs? three and a half points was all they needed. could europe somehow fight back? at least rory michael gray was full stop after a tough few days, he finally found some form. and while he won the opening match against the us, behind it was a familiar story as they unstoppable. patrick cantlay beating shane lowry. the world number one was thrashed, and america edging ever closer to glory. europe simply had no answer. sergio garcia had played well over the first two days, but this time it was not to be. victory for bryson dechambeau and the us on the brink. and sure enough, their winning moment was not far away. collin morikawa clinching half a

lizzy will be covering all of that for tv and the bloomberg.gy suppliers in britain collapsed. the number of british households caught up increases to 1.5 million. joining us, our energy reporter, rachel morrison. what are the details? >> yesterday, two more collapsed, which takes the total to seven since the start of august, when we saw the energy price surge happening. it is really what the minister warned about this week, that suppliers were starting to go and he expects more. we are poised for more energy suppliers to say they are going under. action, looking like government backed loans. to take on the customers. the government has been very clear that they are not going to bail out sales companies if you are not hedged and you have not done business in the right way. we are seeing those companies start to leave the market. >> we have the prospect of loans from the u.k. government. as you say, they are not going to comment bail them out. should we expect more to go to the wall? >> yes, the business energy minister has said more will. the e

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with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks, mishal.alive, after a spectacular collision with his title rival max verstappen at the italian grand prix. verstappen has been blamed for the crash, and will start the next race with a grid penalty, but he still leads hamilton by five points in the drivers�* standings. jo currie reports. this season has been defined by lewis hamilton and max verstappen�*s rivalry. the collision between the two at silverstone injuly saw verstappen taken to hospital and hamilton accused of putting his life in danger. with neither willing to give an inch at monza, it happened again. that's what you get when you don't leave the space. the world champion was left with a sore neck from contact with the dutchman's tyre. without the protective halo above his head, the outcome doesn't bear thinking about. verstappen out of his car quickly, in no mood to check in on his rival before hamilton also emerged. another monumental moment in their battle for the championship which could go to the final race. i guess max went o