for matthew sm h and i'm proud of that. for matthew smyth from — and i'm proud of that.thew smyth from poole, becoming - and i'm proud of that. for matthew - smyth from poole, becoming england's strongest disabled man has notjust been a battle of the body, but more so a battle of the mind. having struggled heavily with his mental health during covid lockdown, matthew made the decision to purchase a pair of dumbbells online, a decision he says it saved his life. i a decision he says it saved his life. . . a decision he says it saved his life. ., ., ., life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport _ life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i _ life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i would _ life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i would not - life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i would not be - life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i would not be here. life. i guarantee if i did not get - into sport i would not be here right now. it helped me accept my disability and work with it and incorporated into me as a person which massively increase

matthew. yeah it's, it's really, um, it's desperate and you even saw the recently b a d l even came out saying that the, well, you know, the as of vitale and yeah, they're, they're bad. but now we support them. that the as of movement, which is different. it's, it's a mike had some neo nazis in it, but it's not like a battalion there. the other ones were run by nazis and, and this is different. it's a different spirit. so go, go to love how they tie themselves into a pretzel. these people. yeah, no it's, it's, they can avoid their own, their own absurdities in their own self contradictions that just pile up like a bad, you know, it works. and if people see this, when you're, when you're trying to like fighting some math problem, a little a little error at the beginning, seems like something. is there a reason why the person who keep north is it just builds up and builds up a few steps down your you've got a giant mass, you can't resolve and they're there at that place and beyond that. and ther

well, without further ado, first question, matthew. i mean, you follow the paths of nine people in this book and these are people who provide alternative medicine options shall we say, and they really run the gamut from those who believe in the power of prayer to guy who creates a laser light, another guy who creates a bleach solution and even a woman who swears by leeches. and even though their approaches are all different. they all had something in common and they all believed their ideas and products were miracle cures and. you call them one true cures capitalized in the book. so let's start with talking about what sparked the idea for your book and how did you find and select these people who are truly a cast of characters. that. thank you for asking that. yeah i was really, really, really shocked at what i learned while writing this book and i say in the earlier chapters, i didn't really intend to write a book about. one true cure ism. what i set out to do was this was like during the peak of the pandemic, i knew that there were a

and i always appreciate matthew, let me go to you 1st. i mean, one of the things i find really fascinating about this completely unnecessary war is how the west has tried to sell it to the world and to its own people. and you know, we, when we are you currently, ukraine will weigh a new crane is winning. well, now we don't hear this anymore. we, we hear russia is lost, but by implication, does that mean ukraine has one safety business? this hold discursive, manipulation doesn't make any sense. and it's not naming a lot of fraction, matthew, and non true, your thoughts to be very short niche. that is what it is and imply, implying absolutely using a very, you know, basic trick of soft vestry. and, and the idea would be that if, if a that's be, if there is indication here, there must be a positive here, which is what they wish to convey. a sort of a magic spell of which is something which has worked in the past. but i think that it's wearing off a very, very deeply right now is there's a, a certain fatigue amongst the western population wit

matthew. yeah it's, it's really, um, it's desperate and you even saw that recently b a d l even came out saying that the, well, you know, the as of battalion. yeah they're, they're bad. but now we support the as of movement which is different. it's it's, it's mike had some neo nazis in it, but it's not like a battalion there. the other ones were run by nazis and, and this is different. it's a different spirit. so go, go to love how they tie themselves into a pretzel. these people. yeah, no, it's, it's, they can avoid their own, their own absurdities in their own self contradictions that just pile up like a bad, you know, it works. and if people see this, when you're, when you're trying to like fudge a fudge of calculation, when you're doing some math problem, a little, a little error at the beginning, seems like something that you're a reason why the person who keep north of is it builds up and builds up a few steps down your, you've got a giant mass, you can't resolve and they're there at tha

really good point matthew. point from kwasi matthew. that slippery starmer spent years advocating for corbyn to be prime minister and he also spent years advocating to overturn the biggest democratic mandate in british history . and that, to this day, history. and that, to this day, makes me feel physically ill . makes me feel physically ill. >> well, at the time, i think if people's vote was the right, was the right policy, clearly we're not going to rejoin the eu. now, clearly, election, the clearly, the 2019 election, the right , the 2019, because right policy, the 2019, because the 29 well, it would have been a democratic vote, a second democratic vote to get the right to get on the detail . and look, to get on the detail. and look, guys, guys ' to get on the detail. and look, guys, guys , i will remind you, guys, guys, i will remind you, there'd be three polls and there have been three polls in the last week which put over which which put vast majority of people want to rejoin, but actually that isn't that isn't that policy. actual

jenny matthew. um are they we always hear about, you know, getting, providing the russians an off ramp. you hear that all the time, you know and offer him from this year. but they, they never question. why would, why would brush or even negotiate with these people that lied to them for years and years of the minutes go process is a perfect example. all the major players that were involved, the admitted, yeah, it was a scam my word, but that's what they said it was a scam. so what's the off ramp here of negotiations? you know, and the saudis are in on it, you know, and then the chinese are and it, but there's no reason for rushing negotiate with any of these people, particularly since it's not losing matthew. yeah, it's a strange little bit of um, it's a self delusion which just keeps on repeating it itself. and when you think that they can't get more crazy, they go and repeat something absurd, which has been proven to be wrong. so many times. i mean, it seems as though, unless you have a full extrac

matthew, people in these roles. matthew, what want? endless what do you want? government , i could , the government and i could come back to the point that i'm not a fan of this government, but the government has clearly had and to the end of had to respond and to the end of free movement of people from the eu consequence brexit. eu as a consequence of brexit. >> make point, if >> and i make this point, if we're talking about agriculture, for example, there's space for artificial and artificial intelligence and nanotechnology. ag in order to move agricultural sector in move our agricultural sector in that direction to lead to efficiency and productivity gains. though, that gains. again, though, that requires investment . so we have requires investment. so we have to very serious debate to have a very serious debate about that. >> have leave it there. we >> we have to leave it there. we can about these can talk about all these debates. we had longer debates. i wish we had longer lots coming on today's lots more coming on today's show. we'll be discussing what's

really good point matthew. point from kwasi matthew. that slippery starmer spent years advocating for corbyn to be prime minister and he also spent years advocating to overturn the biggest democratic mandate in british history . and that, to this day, history. and that, to this day, makes me feel physically ill . makes me feel physically ill. >> well, at the time, i think if people's vote was the right, was the right policy, clearly we're not going to rejoin the eu. now, clearly, election, the clearly, the 2019 election, the right , the 2019, because right policy, the 2019, because the 29 well, it would have been a democratic vote, a second democratic vote to get the right to get on the detail . and look, to get on the detail. and look, guys, guys ' to get on the detail. and look, guys, guys , i will remind you, guys, guys, i will remind you, there'd be three polls and there have been three polls in the last week which put over which which put vast majority of people want to rejoin, but actually that isn't that isn't that policy. actual

this weekend, matthew travels to somerset to battle it out against the best for the british title. you as britain's strongest disabled man. so much has happened in my last two years of training for this. britain's strongest disabled man was my first competition two years ago. i've always wanted this crown. and this year, it's going to happen. there is no doubt about it. it's just... it's going to break me emotionally afterjust hearing it. regardless of the result, matthew has achieved something that no trophy or medal can ever do justice and is proof that sport and exercise really can change someone's life. hopefully peak it's exciting as a player to play in it. you gotta make the decisions a lot quicker. it's really enjoyable from a players point of view.— really enjoyable from a players oint of view. ., ., ., point of view. you also, got them mall in the _ point of view. you also, got them mall in the decider. _ point of view. you also, got them mall in the decider. does - point of view. you also, got them | mall in the decider. does that give them the edge tomorrow or not? it’s

people believe this stuff, people do believe this stuff, matthew she matthew is matthew and she says he being disingenuous because he knows that safe and knows darned well that safe and legal an open legal routes would be an open invitation more floods invitation to even more floods of don't of migrants. yes, i don't believe more legal believe more safe and legal routes stop routes would actually stop people coming over by the channel if they don't have a genuine claim, which is the issue. >> may i just make it what i think is an important point on immigration? yeah, go on. what i would support is properly targeted immigration. so that huge holes that we are told exist in our health care system are filled. the nhs is something that i think should be free at the point of delivery and maybe we'll talk about this later on, but it is something that is on its knees and it's partly on its knees. you could say it's partly because of the pandemic, no doubt is part of it. doubt that is part of it. i would say it's partly because underinvestment, the underinvestment, even though the tories say

matthew archer, fascinating stuff. thank you _ that. matthew archer, fascinating stuff.stuff. thank you so much for - that. matthew archer, fascinating i stuff. thank you so much for coming on the programme. just before i go. i want to keep you up—to—date without developing story in my share. what we are looking for, we have got these pictures in of the airport because people —— and i share. people have been told to get to the airport if they want to get to the airport if they want to get out after the military coup last week for some it's evacuation operation is under way. we are told flights in the air, people being told to get to the airport there. not all european countries, us are launching theirflights not all european countries, us are launching their flights right now. some european countries are saying effectively get on board the french flights. 0ther effectively get on board the french flights. other countries like the uk are not putting off flights, that is what we are tracking right now. we will keep you across those details from niger. iam lewis vaughan jon

matthew does california know how to prepare for a tropical storm? i choose be told, i'm not exactly sure they do. everything i've seen so far indicates they're doing a good job. they're putting out sandbags or preparing for flooding, but i'm not sure people really have the past experience to understand what's coming their way. so often people prepare for something. they drawn their past experience, but it's not really the case this time. you know where i am, for example, we could see a year's worth of rainfall in 2 days. time considered death valley, california, they average $5.00 centimeters per year. they can see $7.00 to $10.00 centimeters total out of this. and their record for 3 days is $4.00 centimeters. so unprecedented planning is likely a lot of the areas in the desert when we are right now, there's simply no place for the water to go. matthew, i lived in california for 10 years, so i know when you hear some areas expect a year's rain and only a few days. big signals of potential disaster, especially given the landscape there michael, you'r

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also tonight, matthew lazar.n are plain sailing in montecito with a rare new public video . a rare new public video. >> so thank you for doing everything that you do. our kids, especially, are incredibly grateful. >> they don't know it yet . >> they don't know it yet. >> they don't know it yet. >> they don't know it yet, but they will. >> so good to talk to you. bye bye. have a good one. bye bye . bye. have a good one. bye bye. >> but is there sickly sweet performance? just another pr move to quash growing marriage trouble. rumours royal insiders. lady victoria harvey and ingrid seward dissect the sussexes latest public foray shortly. meanwhile should we let cocaine users and thieves to ease the load on our prisons and courts? the ministry of justice thinks so, despite just 5.7% of crimes being solved last year and strictly star anton du beke star ends the nation with a tear jerking admission that he got stabbed . stabbed. >> i've never said this out loud before . before. >> that full emotional revelation from to

and matthew laterza . plus, after matthew laterza.lus, after shocking customers with their mural of a trans man bearing double breast removal scars , double breast removal scars, should cost a coffee be facing a boycott? peter tatchell, bushra sheikh and debbie hayton debate that in the clash shortly. elsewhere tonight, after swirling rumours of a split in brand sussex, harry and meghan have suddenly put on a united front against cyber bullying. >> thank you for doing everything that you do. our kids, especially are incredibly grateful. they don't know it yet. they don't know it yet, but they will. >> so to talk to you. >> so good to talk to you. >> so good to talk to you. >> bye bye. >> bye bye. >> thanks ever have a good one. bye bye . bye bye. >> do you notice she even disagreed with him there? just saying. but to analyse what is now a rare public display from the couple lady victoria harvey and ingrid seward join me live in the studio . and with meghan in the studio. and with meghan missing from the baby shower of so—called serena

it probably would've been a bit edgy for matthew.erything i said, but he thought my songs were very clever and angular in a way that he thought matched dahl. he wasn't sure about whether i was right because it was all very sardonic and sarcastic. but sometimes, for an encore, i'd go on and drop all the irony. and that night i went on and played white wine in the sun, which is my christmas song for my daughter. and about your family, about reconnecting? about home, and it makes people sob. # you won't understand # but you will learn some day # that wherever you are and whatever you face # these are the people who make you feel safe in this world # and matthew went, "0h, 0k, he's got that as well." and so he called me into a meeting and asked me if i'd heard of roald dahl and the story of matilda, which of course i had, because dahl was huge in my childhood. and, yeah, itjust has completely changed my life. matilda just changed my life. # r-e-v-o-l-t-i-n- revolting times! # we'll s-i-n-g # u-s-i-n-g # we'll be r-e-v-o-l-t-i-n-g # it is

for matthew, we've seen a few of trump's rivals speak against him.ly, we've not seen any of this. very few speak against him or all his indictments. well that change if and when a fourth is indicted? a fourth indictment comes down? >> i mean the only one i've seen actually speak against him are chris christie and isa hutchinson. and willock her to a degree in then says all of whom are at 3% or below in the polls and i think a fourth indictment it has led in to giving a vulnerability and the republican primary and in the course of this after the game will continue to consolidate. the only time that donald trump was a vulnerable in this race was in the aftermath about 90 days in the aftermath of the 2022 election. after that he's only seem to increase as polls aretha me is indicted in the republican primary. and, so i i think is different, much different than new hampshire. i actually think a candidate like chris christie could have some impact on him because of independents being able to vote there but i analyze a series of very strong gop voters, who

so you were approached by the director, matthew warchus, to create these songs for the adaptation ofkespeare company. why did he ask you? well, this was 2008, and i had, i was now a bit more established as a comedian in the uk and i was touring and i thinkjeanie 0'hare, who was the literary manager at the rsc, pointed matthew towards me as a singer—songwriter, basically, who had some dexterity with the english language, arguably. and matthew came and saw my show, which was called ready for this, at that stage, my 2008 show. # only a ginger can call another ginger ginger... and he enjoyed it. it probably would have been a bit edgy for matthew — he wouldn't have necessarily agreed with everything i said, but he thought my songs were very clever and angular in a way that he thought matched dahl. he wasn't sure about whether i was right because it was all very sardonic and sarcastic. but sometimes for an encore, i go on and drop all the irony. and that night i went on and played white wine in the sun, which is my christmas song for my daughter. and about your family, about reconnecting?

matthew robb is one of many people now doing what he can to help others. nbc bay area's scott budman spoke to him today and joins us in the newsroom. he really has a chilling story ofway happened. >> he really does. the good news is matthew robb is safe and the people he works with are also safe. tonight they are all wondering what comes next after so much that they've worked to build was destroyed in a matter of hours. this is vid mat rob sho as h busi, the popular bar, the dirty nkey, and t rety of lahas fro street, went up in flames. >> i mean the pictures you can see, it looks like we've been to war. i mean, it's like a bomb has dropped. >> reporter: matthew, a bay area native, could only watch as entire blocks were lost in the fast moving fire. >> right now it is all gone. there is not a single business on front street that has survived. >> reporter: but even as he hears from concerned friends and family back here and beyond. >> asking what they can do and what's going on and we're so sorry. we got engaged at the dirty monkey, had our wedding receptio

matthew kwasi kwarteng. abuse. matthew kwasi kwarteng.w would are my superstar panel with me all night? but coming up in a blockbuster edition of the real world anderson, the world with lee anderson, the tory deputy chairman hits out at natwest for rewarding its de—banking chief exec with a multi—million pound payout. de—banking chief exec with a multi—million pound payout . and multi—million pound payout. and we'll also have more on sadiq khan's ulez lie megxit and the clash, as it's revealed the nhs could face a bumper lawsuit over latvia's murders should all of the victims families receive up to £20 million in compensation ? to £20 million in compensation? former victims commissioner baroness hallett newlove takes on ex—health minister david mellor in the clash. but what do you think? dana gb news rt.com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. we're sunday from nine only on gb news is britain's news. channel stand standby for tory deputy chair lee anderson live in the studio shortly. >> first though, the clash and two parents have desc

matthew kwasi kwarteng. abuse. matthew kwasi kwarteng.w would are my superstar panel with me all night? but coming up in a blockbuster edition of the real world anderson, the world with lee anderson, the tory deputy chairman hits out at natwest for rewarding its de—banking chief exec with a multi—million pound payout. de—banking chief exec with a multi—million pound payout . and multi—million pound payout. and we'll also have more on sadiq khan's ulez lie megxit and the clash, as it's revealed the nhs could face a bumper lawsuit over latvia's murders should all of the victims families receive up to £20 million in compensation ? to £20 million in compensation? former victims commissioner baroness hallett newlove takes on ex—health minister david mellor in the clash. but what do you think? dana gb news rt.com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. we're sunday from nine only on gb news is britain's news. channel stand standby for tory deputy chair lee anderson live in the studio shortly. >> first though, the clash and two parents have desc

matthew, do we?reaking . absolutely heartbreaking. >> and i think it was a reminder that sometimes in this debate, when you say that should when you say that we should stop the people me the boats and people like me sort left of the sort of on the left of the spectrum political spectrum of the political spectrum, get stick spectrum, sometimes get stick from people left on the from people further left on the political saying, oh, political spectrum saying, oh, you all just you know, that's all just playing into the reason to stop the not just because the boats is not just because people are worried to hear about immigration. also because people are worried to hear about immig huge. also because people are worried to hear about immighuge human;o because people are worried to hear about immig huge human cost cause people are worried to hear about immig huge human cost thate of the huge human cost that we've today. sadly, all too we've seen today. sadly, all too all too rarely for too many of those who a

also coming and matthew lasalle. also coming up, as the first backlash against sadiq khan's war on motorists continues , should his motorists continues, should his ulez fraud mark the end of the road for london's failed mayor? reform uk's london mayoral candidate howard cox takes on meteorologist jim dale in the clash. >> elsewhere for tonight, the petulant prince harry is back on netflix and back, aiming malicious digs at his family. >> the biggest struggle for me was the people. no one around me really could help . i didn't have really could help. i didn't have that support structure that network or that expert advice to identify what was actually going on with me . on with me. >> but is that really true ? >> but is that really true? >> but is that really true? >> and why is he making a documentary dedicated to heroic war veterans and then talking about himself? angela levin gives us her exclusive reporting on that and the duke's latest attack on the media. later in the hour, the runaway royal also spoke candidly a

matthew, there is a lot of concern about it. tell us more about what it is and why storm surge is so dangerous, as well as the source essentially water bottle ordinarily dry, the ground you're pushing the water against the coastline, with those strong winds. in the case of the big bin to florida, this area in the northeastern gulf of mexico apalachee bay is especially considering to use something called the symmetry or the shape of the sea floor. essentially, the sea floor is very gently sloping, very shallow. oh, i can picture your help of your friend moving to his or her apartment. if you had a ramp and you're moving stuff up the ramp on the wheels object to sorts, it'd be very difficult to the ramp was kind of straight up and down like this. i think a lot of lot, gradually sloping ramp is very easy to push stuff up that ramp. same thing here. the sea floor slips very generally. it's so easy to pile water against the coast line, causing net, slashed over. and in this case, with so much extreme wind targeted aim towards the coa

matthew western christianity.church of england has never weaker it is has never been weaker than it is right now, and it will probably get even more woke. >> i am sorry , but no islam or >> i am sorry, but no islam or head of a mosque is going to spout the same stuff that you will hear from the head of the church of england. so please , church of england. so please, please comparison please do not make a comparison and that's a reasonable point. and if you the head of the church, you'll just talk church, if you'll just talk about of about the archbishop of canterbury, reasonable point. >> but will still find i >> but you will still find i have you have it on my lbc show. you still christians still find hardline christians who are a minority who ring up and are a minority as homophobic as as some. no, i don't do it anymore as as absolutely as homophobic as as some muslims are. okay there's no place for homophobia, right? >> well, except from in the mosques, because there's plenty of there. there's of of it there. t

matthew western christianity.e church of england has never weaker it is has never been weaker than it is right now, and it will probably get even more woke. >> i am sorry , but no islam or >> i am sorry, but no islam or head of a mosque is going to spout the same stuff that you will hear from the head of the church of england. so please , church of england. so please, please comparison please do not make a comparison and that's a reasonable point. and if you the head of the church, you'll just talk church, if you'll just talk about of about the archbishop of canterbury, reasonable point. >> but will still find i >> but you will still find i have you have it on my lbc show. you still christians still find hardline christians who are a minority who ring up and are a minority as homophobic as as some. no, i don't do it anymore as as absolutely as homophobic as as some muslims are. okay there's no place for homophobia, right? >> well, except from in the mosques, because there's plenty of there. there's of of it there.

but matthew loser. but look. yeah. matthew loser.hampagne out at the same time. >> at the same time . i do want >> at the same time. i do want to read the book. i absolutely admit it. it's a bit like prince harry in spare. i'll read it in horror and then talk about it . i horror and then talk about it. i have no interest, by the way , have no interest, by the way, how lose referendums and how to lose referendums and influence people and alienate people . christine hamilton , adam people. christine hamilton, adam brooks, matthew laws, my superstar panel. thank you all so much. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. next up, though, it's headliners good night. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there and greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. it is briefly warmer temperatures reaching mid to high 20s. plenty of sunny spells , but there will of sunny spells, but there will be some rain moving into the far west

it really did, matthew. 0f caught so many people by surprise. it really did, matthew.was dry conditions, we knew there was a hurricane to the south of the state strongly whence, but when there's 128 kilometre winds coming through, and it takes a spark, despite the best preparations, you cannot fight nature that way. that fire is going to spread and it is going to go fast. so firefighters are still battling the hotspots and attacking players on the island of maui. the governor and emergency officials were able to visit today. 0ver governor and emergency officials were able to visit today. over 270 structures there have been confirmed band. the governor said it could be over 1000. band. the governor said it could be over1000. it band. the governor said it could be over 1000. it is devastating in this historic community —— confirmed burned. historic community -- confirmed burned. , ., , , historic community -- confirmed burned. , ., , ., , , ., burned. hundreds of people trying to find loved ones, _ burned. hundreds of people trying to find loved ones, that _ burned. hund

." >> tonight, matthew mcconaughey, the oscar-winning actor taking on a new role. >> these are the same green converse that have turned out to be the only evidence that couldified her at the shooting. how about that? >> helping congress pass their first major gun control bill in more than 30 years. >> the green lights grant initiatives. it will one, get the word out that this money is there for schools that want and need it. >> cutting through the political fray to try and help make schools safer. >> it's not red money. it's not blue money. it's green money. >> and is a run for public office in his future? >>> plus, maternal care deserts. >> i had a baby landside at 9:40 on the side out the happy. >> millions of women across the country lacking access to crucial maternity care resources. >> think about access in the sense i'm not going to drive 150 miles to go have my prenatal visit. so i'm not going to go and get seen. >> some experts sounding the alarm. >> do you feel like the situation around maternal care deserts has gotten better? >> no. it's getting worse. >>> and remembering the

lisa: matthew, joining us over at deutsche bank.ts can see yields rising to this degree, the highest going back to thousand eight for the 10 year yields -- back to 2008 for the 10 year yield. we are still seeing risk assets hanging in there after two consecutive days of losses. can it continue? what we have seen this morning is it has built. we have seen the s&p up 3/10 of a percent. you can see even crude levels coming up. s&p futures 4433. the real question i have from your seat over at deutsche bank is the work from home thing. i do not mean to put you on the spot. we were talking about tuesday is the new friday. i keep hearing about more and more -- the obituary was written maturely your how much are you hearing everyone coming back in the economy around the office also coming back? matthew: we have been back to the office for a while. we have a little more flexibility which is nice. we have a nice brand-new office on columbus circle. lisa: do you call it that? do you correct your family members when they say the time warner cen

but matthew loser. but look. yeah. matthew loser. the champagne out at the same time. >> at the same time . i do want >> at the same time. i do want to read the book. i absolutely admit it. it's a bit like prince harry in spare. i'll read it in horror and then talk about it . i horror and then talk about it. i have no interest, by the way , have no interest, by the way, how lose referendums and how to lose referendums and influence people and alienate people . christine hamilton , adam people. christine hamilton, adam brooks, matthew laws, my superstar panel. thank you all so much. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. next up, though, it's headliners good night. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there and greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. it is briefly warmer temperatures reaching mid to high 20s. plenty of sunny spells , but there will of sunny spells, but there will be some rain moving into the fa

matthew: it would be very good for a mild hurricane season.tically. a lot of companies have stepped into that space. they are hoping we do not see a hurricane ian like we did last year. if that happens, it bodes well for the whole industry and maybe even insurance prices in florida that have been going through the roof. sonali: our thanks to matthew l bloomberg intelligence on a very scary storm. for jon erlichman, i am sonali basak. you are still looking at the s&p higher. .4% higher on the s&p. you are looking at a down august. . jon: we have seen some of the technology stocks finding some buying strength today. we will continue to track stories such as the apple scoop from mark on possible 3d manufacturing changes. salesforce after the bell with numbers. for sonali basak, i am jon erlichman. this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -a

also coming and matthew lasalle. also coming up, as the first backlash against sadiq khan's war on motorists continues , should his motorists continues, should his ulez fraud mark the end of the road for london's failed mayor? reform uk's london mayoral candidate howard cox takes on meteorologist jim dale in the clash. >> elsewhere for tonight, the petulant prince harry is back on netflix and back, aiming malicious digs at his family. >> the biggest struggle for me was the people. no one around me really could help . i didn't have really could help. i didn't have that support structure that network or that expert advice to identify what was actually going on with me . on with me. >> but is that really true ? >> but is that really true? >> but is that really true? >> and why is he making a documentary dedicated to heroic war veterans and then talking about himself? angela levin gives us her exclusive reporting on that and the duke's latest attack on the media. later in the hour, the runaway royal also spoke candidly a

matthew cook poochie in perry, florida. thanks for joining us. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. central and eastern china are being hit by extreme weather as rescue teams evacuate residents because of flooding and unusually wet summer has resulted in weeks of heavy rainfall. last month's pipe, boondocks 3 brought the heaviest rainfall in more than 10 years. yes. couple. we 50 brazilian police have til 2 men suspected of a massacre and the country's northeast burned remains. of 9 victims were found inside 2 houses and the town of monte this i was, well, police say the suspects were killed in a shoot out when cornered. a 3rd suspect has been arrested several as the german prosecutors of clothes, the sexual assault investigation into tilden them on the finger of the heavy metal band, armstrong, he was accused of drugging insulting women at after show party is the prosecutors found no evidence to support the allegations then, demand denies any wrong doing. the head of the russian wagner mercenary group

matthew, thank you so much. that was matthew, you can put you in, perry, florida. thank you. germany's government has announced a $7000000000.00 euro corporate tax relief package to boost the flagging economy. leaders were under pressure to stimulate growth after the am a forecast of germany would be the only major economy to shrink this year. the plan was agreed to cabinets, annual summer retreat outside berlin. one of to the of the germany's cabinet ministers arrived in the brandon. the country signed after a series of very public routes. it's time for a family therapy session behind closed doors. sounds low of self kicked off the meeting with a few words of encouragement. and yeah, unfortunately our track record for last year and this year is good. and it would be good, of course, if everyone contributed to that with that communication in the future except as the from he's a close work like that's a by just as a link. so instead it was time to fight out a way from the cameras. a week's ministers had been arguing over in the to nomic prose package, but ols well,

matthew, thank you very much. that was matthew committee in pensacola, florida. it's turning now to afghanistan and look back in this picture behind that you can see the last us soldier to leave us. got a stand, a hasty pull out, happened just over 2 years ago, leaving the telephone in charge. since then, the world seemed to tell been trampled the rights of women and girls and struggled to keep the country afloat. but the un says they also continue to support terrorism . the most prominent example is across the border in pakistan where they can tell a bands a live support for the to pakistan and tell a band or the ttp has seen a rise in terror attacks. the w's be these dramas, reports that lead to life. he said, wyoming, i took political valley fence shock faced across the buckets done more than 60, were killed and hundreds injured in the 1st 6 months of this year. the number of attacks blamed on militants and the debts. the costs have risen sharply compared to the same time in 2022 by defense official fee. one reason for the spike is a rise in attacks by groups

matthew said. you've heard what matthew said. you've heard what matthew said. is nothing said.t british this your british voices. this is your opportunity the show opportunity to be on the show and what really and tell us what you really think we're think about the topics we're discussing joined by discussing today. i'm joined by two of my great british voices let's amanda hindley let's start with amanda hindley from good afternoon, from kent. good afternoon, amanda. you for joining amanda. thank you for joining us. to not you us. get back to work. not you personally, obviously, you personally, obviously, but you know, and the know, the royals and the and the politicians. hi dawn. >> thank you for having me . um, >> thank you for having me. um, firstly, the royals is not exactly taxing to go and watch a football match, is it? >> it's not like we're sending him to war or sending him down a mine. asking him mine. we're literally asking him to do his job that he is to go and do his job that he is paid to do. >> supporting the team. >> supporting the team. >> that's exactly taxing.

lizzie and matthew right now. lizzie and matthew are here.ink one. and this is the blue one. see, we can do that, right? okay. now, how does this work? do i ask questions? now? >> you questions , right? >> you ask questions, right? >> you ask questions, right? >> the answer. >> you ask questions, right? >> questionthe answer. >> you ask questions, right? >> question one, nswer. >> you ask questions, right? >> question one, sheer. >> you ask questions, right? >> question one, she says >> so question one, she says nervously , never that's nervously, i never get. that's right. question one at school in scotland has made the headlines this for welcoming a large this week for welcoming a large number of pupils that happen to be twins . sets of twins, that be twins. sets of twins, that is. but how many twins joined the school ? closest answer wins the school? closest answer wins . did they ? 20. . did they? 20. >> okay . >> okay. >> okay. >> and the answer is 17. well, you didn't even give me an answer. >> i lost that. >> i lost that. >> all right