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so yeah, so the problem with mickey mouse degrees is nobody likes mickey mouse degrees, but nobody'sgree is . you know, as mouse degree is. you know, as the conversation between the two of you a moment ago on hand, embroidery showed actually we want a strong creative arts sector. absolutely you know, nursing a low paid career. so nursing is a low paid career. so by some measures , nursing would by some measures, nursing would count as a mickey mouse degree. but it jolly well isn't. so the difficulty is not no one likes mickey degrees, but the mickey mouse degrees, but the problem can agree on problem is no one can agree on what are. what they are. >> you agree what they >> well, can you agree what they are, leah? it obvious to you are, leah? is it obvious to you what they are? >> well. well, it is obvious. i mean, i've worked in the in the sector for a long time. you know, when we look at the figures, 40% of people who are studying or have studied at university do not go into high quality professional jobs. that is the role of university courses . that's what they should courses. tha

is mickey mouse about to lose his house? it seems woke fairy tales equal low fairy tales.ast eight studio releases show a shocking loss of nearly one billion dollars. [applause] >> greg: that's almost a lawsuit. it's gotten so bad cruella deville is selling dogs chiptole. that's according to uab in of crunches, a renegade argues that manufacture oh disney's so-called hits barely broke even or flat out tanked, that includes big bud seth movies like black pan that, and snow white. indy jones could suffer a similar fate if the terrible reviews are anything to go by. it doesn't look good, i'm told 80-year-old indiana jones spends the entire film looking for the men's room. for some of us that is a treasure. and what does this say about disney? once a cultural icon of american family values it's a come to the siren song of wokism, divulging into an out of touch and desperate divorced dat bereft of imagination. the fact is we all like mickey mouse before he started scolding us about people's pronounce but leftists can make you hate everything from disney to school teachers to sp

, and his candidacy is dead on arrival. >> we're gotta ended on mickey mouse and drag queen friends.ve to end it there, everyone. >> they did survive. >> thank you very much. be sure to check out the league tomorrow on cnn. jake tapper will sit down with cassidy hutchinson, that's at four pm eastern time, don't miss that. and coming up next, a new poll shows that donald trump has a ten-point edge over president biden. but its own pollster is downplaying it. harry enten is of course here to explain why. plus, the former director of national intelligence james clapper joins us on donald trump suggesting that mark milley should be executed. >> backlash tonight against the washington post and abc news after the paper and the news organization admitted that it's polls showing donald trump beating president biden by ten points is basically an outlier. i want to bring in harry enten, cnn senior data reporter. so, harry, how does this happen? how do two repeatable organizations, a reputable poll, i should, say how do they produce a pool that is an outlier in this way, showing a double digit

, and his candidacy is dead on arrival. >> we're gotta ended on mickey mouse and drag queen friends.o end it there, everyone. >> they did survive. >> thank you very much. be sure to check out the league tomorrow on cnn. jake tapper will sit down with cassidy hutchinson, that's at four pm eastern time, don't miss that. and coming up next, a new poll shows that donald trump has a ten-point edge over president biden. but its own pollster is downplaying it. harry enten is of course here to explain why. plus, the former director of national intelligence james clapper joins us on donald trump suggesting that mark milley should be executed. >> backlash tonight against the washington post and abc news after the paper and the news organization admitted that it's polls showing donald trump beating president biden by ten points is basically an outlier. i want to bring in harry enten, cnn senior data reporter. so, harry, how does this happen? how do two repeatable organizations, a reputable poll, i should, say how do they produce a poll that is an outlier in this way, showing a double digit lead

we know you think he shouldn't be focusing on the culture wars and fighting mickey mouse as you justrters say are quite effective, should he be leveraging that more in the presidential race? would that help? >> i've always wondered why he didn't leverage that more. listen, i don't like ron desantis, it's no secret, and i think he has been an effective leader when it comes to disaster management. i think that through the hurricanes here, through the building collapse in surfside and south florida he has been good at that. i recognize that. i like that from him. it's one of the few things i like. and for some reason instead of focusing on the positive florida story, he's focused on dei and crt and esg. he's focused on banning the alphabet for god sakes. that is ridiculous. that doesn't get your gas tank full. that doesn't let you feed your family. that doesn't help you pay your bills. that doesn't help you get health insurance. and that's what he's focused on and he sounds like a broken one-song record. and it's not getting him anywhere. the greatest problem ron desantis has, though, i

. >> forget mickey mouse, the new animal that is stirring up excitement today at the magic kingdom news at nine. wheel of fortune is at ten, followed by jeopardy! then it's abc seven news at 11. >> you'll be seeing even more on monday night football games here on abc seven. due to the ongoing hollywood writers and actress strikes, ten games will be on both espn and abc. that's a total of 18 games airing this season on abc. >> well, the hype over the barbie movie continues to live on, and now it's found its way in the giants clubhouse. check out these photos of the team posted on social media. they show rookie players dressed up as ken's. the caption reads, can you feelhe energy with the dancing man emoji rookies dressing up in costumes is appantlyn mlb tradition for an away game toward the end of the season. >> all right. that's it for abc7 news at four monday night. football's next right here on the abc seven. abc seven news at four continues on abc seven news.com and wherever you stream we'll see you there chances, but pineiro, easily from 52. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, afc north battl

should we just do a little on mickey mouse little bit on mickey mouse degrees perfect. degrees as wellthis about? >> is regarding >> so this is regarding obviously, taxpayers money. so there are billions of pounds and obviously party are obviously the tory party are leading with this at the moment. and they're saying mickey and they're saying that mickey mouse be mouse degrees should not be allowed. and what they're saying is anybody that gets ese is that anybody that gets a ese or below should not be allowed to apply government funding to apply for government funding when to mickey mouse when it comes to mickey mouse degrees so or degrees. so degrees or professionals below in ese as professionals or below in ese as in in the exams when they come to a—level stage, if they to the a—level stage, if they don't pass accurate or don't pass with accurate or grades that are kind of sufficient, shouldn't sufficient, they shouldn't be entitled to kind of entitled to get any kind of support or shouldn't even apply to degrees . to these degrees. >> what be what do we mean >> what must be what do

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translation: they had dressed her in mickey mouse pyjamas and she had a quilt over her, but no mother was swollen and the other side was bruised. even now, when i close my eyes, i can see what my baby looked like. translation: it wasn't sara. she was entirely changed... ..and bruised. if someone hadn't told me it wasj sara, i wouldn't have believed it. the uk does not have an extradition treaty with pakistan and the investigation continues. fiifi treaty with pakistan and the investigation continues. 0k, many thanks, greg _ investigation continues. 0k, many thanks, greg mckenzie. _ at least 17 people, including a child, have been killed and 32 injured in a missile attack on a city in eastern ukraine that hit a busy market street in the middle of the day. ukraine's president zelensky, who blamed russia, said those killed were "people who did nothing wrong", and warned the death toll could increase. news of the attack came as the us secretary of state, anthony blinken, made a visit to kyiv. paul adams reports. explosion close to ukraine's eastern front lines, death falls from the sky witho

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it all became about drag queens and mickey mouse.ng after a private company for expressing their opinion is anything but conservative. >> ana navarro. >> gracias. >> great to be with you. brianna. >>> hunter biden is taking on rudy giuliani in a new lawsuit, president biden's son is suing rudy giuliani and an attorney, alleging that he tried to hack his devices and data. these lawsuits come as he faces federal gun champs. we have cnn's paula reid tracking this. already, pretty explosive claims in his lawsuit. >> yeah, this is one of the more aggressive you what suits that he's been suing against. here he's suing rudy giuliani and giuliani's longtime attorney robert costello, alleging that these men hacked his personal data and disseminated it and a violation of state and federal law according to the allegations. costello and giuliani have played a very public role in sharing data in a laptop that h hunter biden was said to have left in a repair shop. hunter's lawyers have described this as annihilation of hunter biden's digital priva

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some rides were shut down after a black bear was spotted in mickey mouse's neighborhood. captured in a wooded area. and rides have been reopened. the disney bear described as adult female is being reloepgted to a nearby national forest. >>> and a cheese pilling trend on tiktok has taken to new heights by a popular chip maker. in england, doritos pulled off this amazing stunt. it dunked a guy nacho into a pile of cheese to see how far it would stretch. and it spanned almost 49 feet without snapping. according to the world talent organization, it was indeed a world record. so all that effort didn't go to waste. thanks for joining me. "early start" with kasie is next. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supupports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me shararp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour ery day. before golo, i

this isn't mickey mouse.his less shelf life than any of us. >> laura: combination of big bird, tweety bird and like oscar or something. it's a horrible mascot. >> elmo. >> laura: oh no. >> elmo with a yellow paint job. it looks really scary. >> laura: raymond, it kind of makes sense because i think -- well, i think these shows have become very infantilized. sesame street and they are all kind of the same thing now. it's all 2ku78d down for the public. we were way ahead of our game. we have had a ray our moss scott for years. >> you see that you don't have to wash me or clean me. >> laura: i thought sam and you came up with a really cool mockup there and i was waiting for the -- just hung out there. thanks, guys. >> go with the original. >> laura: raymond, have a great weekend from at squad to the swamp once radical liberal darling aoc now just like every mony grubbing d.c. politician.y glen greenho wallet. glen greenho wallet. ♪ that automatically adapts to help each student succeed. power homeschool has real

this is really been characterised as mickey mouse takes on the state governor.e about. yes, absolutely. well, a - this has come about. yes, absolutely. well, a year. this has come about. yes, | absolutely. well, a year or this has come about. yes, - absolutely. well, a year or more ago, governor ron desantis and the legislator passed a bill, as you said a moment ago, called the parental bill of rights which critics labelled, don't say gay and it prohibited teachers from talking about gender identity and public schools in florida. 0riginally it was only kindergarten through to third grade but now it goes all the way through high school. in response, disney spoke out and said that we don't agree with that bill, we think it is wrong and we are going to fight against it in court fight to see it repealed. in response, the governor and the legislator has sought to punish disney by taking away their right of self—government that they have had since the 1960s, since they came to florida. it's a local government district was set up to take on taxes and to provide service

has backfired badly, and you can't get elected president of the us if you're getting beaten by mickey mousen of investment in florida alone, they have a court case going on, and it week or two ago, desantis was saying he wished the court case would go away, which he brought on himself! in the meantime, desantis�*s poll numbers nationally and in florida have plummeted. nationally and in florida have plummeted-— nationally and in florida have lummeted. , ., , ., ., plummeted. this anything to do with that? this is — plummeted. this anything to do with that? this is what _ plummeted. this anything to do with that? this is what started _ plummeted. this anything to do with that? this is what started ron - that? this is what started ron desantis's _ that? this is what started ron desantis's fall, _ that? this is what started ron desantis's fall, this _ that? this is what started ron desantis's fall, this fight - that? this is what started ron desantis's fall, this fight with | desantis's fall, this fight with disney and republicans started saying, "wait, this is too much," just like the abortion

family so this anti wokeness and banning of this and banning of that and wars with drag queens and mickey mouse and wars with history. this is a man who just showed up at an event to offer condolences for the african americans that were killed at the dollar store in jacksonville and got booed and he deserves the boos. so i keep thinking if he focused on selling the florida economics, if he had focused on his ability to lead after hurricanes or when it comes to emergency preparedness, it would have been one thing. but instead, he went all out on this woke thing and it's a joke. it's redick louse. it's done nothing to help them. >> molly, thinking of desantis, biden is in florida today. desantis kept his distance and biden talked about it and kind of brushed it off and gave him a pass a little bit. >> no, i'm not disappointed. he may have had other reasons but he did help us plan this and sat with fema and decided where would you go, where would be the least disruption. we don't agree much at all. distinguished governor and senior senator. he came, talked to me and you all about what an incredibl

i still think that in the end, you're not going to blame mickey mouse for the mickey mouse way you'reing to be able to see the u.s. open. >> chris winfrey of charter did say, if we're moving on, that's okay. barons took that to mean, separation from espn is not completely impossible. >> other ways to get it. then, of course, we're reading in nathanson, followed through, that video costs may be higher than you think. so, maybe this isn't such a bad thing. look, i think it's posa pox on h houses. i'm angry myself that we own disney stock. david's not here to boeing me. that's a reference to -- >> it's a verb now? >> he hectored me every day about boeing. we owned some great ones, and we own some bad ones, and that's one of our worst ones. basically. disney. >> disney, back with an eight handle this morning. we'll see, given some of the comments out of charter yesterday. overall market here, jim, 44. it's been sort of a chop, hasn't it? >> look, i kind of expect to get through this period, maybe get september down to be 2%, 3%, and then we have a nice rally from it is my thinking. there'

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thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now they put mickey mouse heads on them or something. >> our voices. >> jimmy: you were kids, yeah, like home movies that are very well edited and shot, it's strange. what we've done is come up with a collection of quotes. these are things you guys have said at various times throughout the years. we're wondering if you can remember who said what, okay? so we went to the farmers' market here in l.a., we got some older people to read the quotes. [ laughter ] so now they are going to read them, then we will find out who said it. here we go. >> first of all, i'm incredibly athletic. >> so [ bleep ] you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, so that was probably bleeped. who said that? first of all, i'm incredibly athletic, so f-u. >> maybe khloe? >> khloe. >> jimmy: you all say khloe? that is correct. all right, next? >> i'm going to sew up my vagina. >> mom. >> sew up my vagina? >> me? >> sure. >> yeah, probably. >> i said that? >> jimmy: you say mom, you say kris? let's see what the video says. >> i'm going to sew up my vagina. [ cheers and appla

gary, you're based in florida, so put on your mickey mouse ears.you say this is a smart move by mr. iger, right? yeah without taking sides. get back to your business and they are now in the last week they announced they're doubling capex on their parks. their theme parks, which is their huge profit center to $60 billion over the next ten years. and i have to tell you, there are two numbers that i really do believe are driving the bus for mr. iger right now. the first number is 59, and that's the stock is down 59% in the last two and a half years while the dow is flat. that's number one. number two is that 59% represents $220 billion of shareholder wealth lost. so last look, markets do dictate policy. so he's getting back to the business at hand. and hopefully it works because it's a very important company to central florida, to florida and the rest of the markets. you know, how can they bring that stock price back around? you mentioned the parks and the cruise business, which have been very profitable, but not so much domestically. but more so over

is mickey mouse about lose his house. it seems woke disney fairy tales equal low ticket sales of eight studio releases show a shocking loss of nearly $1 billion. >> that's almost a lawsuit. it's gotten so bad, cruella de vil is sellinuit.g dogs at chipotle. pocahontas to open a casino and peter pan had to cancel his gender surgery. sorry, peter. that's according to a number crunched by prominent youtuber valiant renegade, who argues that many of disney's recent bar so-called hits barely broke even or flat out tankeeld. that includes big budget marvel movies like black panther, two, ant-ma setn three, as well as animation bombs like strange world and light year and, my favorite snow white and the seven drag queens. ck panthe latest indiana jones,o produced by disney, could suffer a similar fate if the terrible reviews are anything to go by. it doesn't look good, i'm told . year old indiana jones spends the entire film looking for the men's roomre fil. for some of us, that is a trr some of us, that is a and what does thisea

this isn't mickey mouse. what iuse.s? this thing. it has left a shelf life than any of us. they're going to say it's kind of a combination of big bird, tweetyd an bird and, like, oscar something. >> it's a horrible film, and iwn don't. elmo? oh, now it's elmo in at jo yellow with a yellow paint job. >> yeah, it looks really scary. it's not. but, raymond, itkind o of makese because i think well, i think that shows have become very infantilized so. sesame and these they're all kind of the same thing now d down forumbed down the, you know for the public but we're we're kind of way ahead of our game because we've hawe havd, you know, array as oa mascot for years. you say that and you don't even have to wash me or clean me or for i thought sam and you came up with a really cool, really js cool mockup there and i was waiting for the bathroom. >> i should just hung out there. >> thanks, guys. yeah. om a >> fictional model. yeah. all right, guys. all right, guys. raymond, have a great weekend. from the squad to the swamp swaml darlingal libera the aoc now, just like every other mon

you know, they're all going to see mickey mouse. we have to see mickey mouse. big gala dinner for them in disney as well . disney as well. >> and after a goodbye wave for military personnel, the children headed off on a magical weekend they'll never forget. destination in disneyland . lisa destination in disneyland. lisa hartle gb news, london. it doesn't that just warm your cockles? >> this is gb news saturday with me. martin daubney. loads more coming up on the show, including a surge of migrant boats are expected to descend on the italian island of lampedusa once again . will europe ever get again. will europe ever get control over its southern border? all of that and more to come. you're watching. listen to gb news. britain's news channel sunday mornings from 930 on gb news is . welcome back to gb news news is. welcome back to gb news saturday with me, martin daubney on your tv online and on your digital radio. >> now lots of you have been sending us emails on that tory tax rebellion and mark says this nice to see that 33 tory mps have pledged never to vote

university who aren't academic , wasting their time, academic, wasting their time, they're doing mickey mouse're let down. it's a job creation scheme for the universities. >> yeah. now listen, honestly, chris, i've been saying this for 20 years and i believe it very strongly, but there's a cultural thing here, you know, 50% or so of young germans go on to do to proper vocational apprenticeships. they learn trades and skills in this country , the number is about 10. country, the number is about 10. how on earth do we reverse that ? >> 7- >> yeah. 7_ >> yeah. and 7 >> yeah. and germany is not alone . most of our economic alone. most of our economic competitors are doing the same. so what we have to do , i think so what we have to do, i think probably from about the age of 14, is to allow youngsters to go on to what you might say is a technical vocational pathway or an academic pathway. those are both are both equally valid when incredibly can i say , snobbish. incredibly can i say, snobbish. in this country we have this idea that somehow if you are academic, you are superior. and yet we know an

university who aren't academic , wasting their time, academic, wasting their time, they're doing mickey mousehey're let down. it's a job creation scheme for the universities. >> yeah. now listen, honestly, chris, i've been saying this for 20 years and i believe it very strongly, but there's a cultural thing here, you know, 50% or so of young germans go on to do to proper vocational apprenticeships. they learn trades and skills in this country , the number is about 10. country, the number is about 10. how on earth do we reverse that ? >> 7- >> yeah. 7_ >> yeah. and 7 >> yeah. and germany is not alone . most of our economic alone. most of our economic competitors are doing the same. so what we have to do , i think so what we have to do, i think probably from about the age of 14, is to allow youngsters to go on to what you might is on to what you might say is a technical vocational pathway or an academic pathway. those are both are both equally valid when incredibly can i say , snobbish. incredibly can i say, snobbish. in this country we have this idea that somehow if you are academic, you are s

and i want to start with what's being described mickey mouse described as mickey mouse degrees.nd of declared those, hasn't minister already has kind of decland those, hasn't minister already has kind of decland now those, hasn't minister already has kind of decland now a those, hasn't minister already has kind of decland now a groups, hasn't minister already has kind of decland now a group ofiasn't minister already has kind of decland now a group of tory: minister already has kind of decland now a group of tory mps he? and now a group of tory mps is saying that don't is saying that if you don't reach certain grades that you shouldn't get a loan from the government because it's not good value the value for money for the taxpayer, because majority taxpayer, because the majority of these people don't go on to earn graduate wages. >> that's and just >> that's right. and i just fundamentally disagree with this. and hear here, i'm with you. it's all very well to say that degrees are mickey mouse and there are some which are never going to be useful. but those courses will go by the w

they had dressed her in mickey mouse pyjamas and she had a quilt over her.t. one of her cheeks was swollen and the other side was bruised. even now, when i close my eyes, i can see what my baby looked like. it wasn't sara. she was entirely changed...and bruised. if someone hadn't told me it was sara, i wouldn't have believed it. police in pakistan are trying to locate sara's father, urfan sharif, his new partner, beinash batoo, and his brother, faisal malik. detectives in surrey want to talk to them. 0lga sharif said that in 2019 a court said that her two children should live with their father, her ex—husband, though with equal rights. but then, at one point, their stepmother had said they no longer wanted to see her. it's not normal that once the children were happy and arguing about who would talk to mum first, and then the kids don't even want to talk to me on the phone and are calling me the worst names. 0lga sharif claimed that herfriend had mistreated her before they separated. that urfan had mistreated her before they separated. we've not been able to

what about mickey mouse? is this this look into it. thank you. okay. thank you, madam chair. there's no further callers in the queue. okay public comment is closed since there is no action required for this item, let us go. thank you, mr. barnes, for your presentation and we hope to see you again next month. thank you. thank you. let's go to the next agenda item, which is campaign finance information presentation. an i call on our enforcement divisions. investigative analyst mr. demarco, the presentation. welcome. uh, we have a presentation. just a powerpoint slide here. so great. thank you . chair lee. commissioners my name is zach d'amico. i'm a senior investigator with the enforcement division. we have a presentation here basically over the last several years, the division has taken on, we think, more wide ranging campaign finance cases to better achieve some of the policy goals underlying those laws, including public access to information and avoidance of undue influence. we've also started to prioritize proactive investigations in an attempt to identify violations withou

what about mickey mouse? is this this look into it. thank you. okay. thank you, madam chair. there's no further callers in the queue. okay public comment is closed since there is no action required for this item, let us go. thank you, mr. barnes, for your presentation and we hope to see you again next month. thank you. thank you. let's go to the next agenda item, which is campaign finance information presentation. an i call on our enforcement divisions. investigative analyst mr. demarco, the presentation. welcome. uh, we have a presentation. just a powerpoint slide here. so great. thank you . chair lee. commissioners my name is zach d'amico. i'm a senior investigator with the enforcement division. we have a presentation here basically over the last several years, the division has taken on, we think, more wide ranging campaign finance cases to better achieve some of the policy goals underlying those laws, including public access to information and avoidance of undue influence. we've also started to prioritize proactive investigations in an attempt to identify violations withou

they all participated in the disney tv project the mickey mouse club, where they filmed sketch clips,s in the sky, perhaps that’s why he managed to avoid what many of his other peers who experienced early fame went through, he didn’t have neither arrests, no rehabs, no other scandals, in his career in sitcoms, he preferred filming in independent films and earned the delight of critics. they wrote about his magnetic charisma, seductive spontaneity, ability to convey the characters’ experiences with minimal means, as stated in one of the reviews, this actor penetrates so deeply into the character’s character that you can feel his nerve endings, ryan was especially successful in the roles of imperturbable mysterious outsiders, it was thanks to them , he became the hero of memes in russia, where costling became the hero men saw themselves as silent, misunderstood loners, with a difficult fate. most of all, the film drive fits into the context of russian reality, where gosling plays a melancholy driver who wears a jacket with a golden scorpion on the back, drives to sad music, suffers from

that could have been mickey mouse. that could have been a dead person. >> standing near giuliani is an attorney named sidney powell who became the face of one of the most notorious and frankly one of the most deranged lies -- that dominion voting machines were flipping votes for trump to biden. >> the dominion voting systems were created in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez to make sure he never lost an election. >> after she was sued by dominion, powell's attorney eventually conceded that powell lied, saying that, quote, no reasonable person would conclude that her statements were truly statements of fact, unquote. but long before that happened, the president's attorney general, bill barr, was investigating all of trump's fraud claims. >> it was getting awkward because obviously he had lost the election and -- >> barr said he made it clear to trump at a november 23rd meeting that he had lost. >> our role is to investigate fraud, and it's just not meritorious, they're not panning out. >> he was going to win in

is it all getting a bit mickey mouse stateside . mouse stateside. and we'll also be hearing from the mayor of greater manchester in an exclusive interview on his city's new transport system as rishi sunak says he will be driving to the conservative party conference there this weekend. >> first, the latest news headunes >> first, the latest news headlines with lisa hartle . headlines with lisa hartle. >> good afternoon. it's just after 12:00. i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. roads and local transport minister richard holden says the government will not rule out stop and search after a 15 year old girl was stabbed to death on her way to school in london. a 17 year old boy who knew the victim remains in custody after being arrested in custody after being arrested in croydon yesterday morning . in croydon yesterday morning. the girl named locally as eliana , was described by her school as a valued friend and pupil. mr holden told gb news what's being done to tackle knife crime. >> new legislation has been brought in. sentences are being strengthened, wh

child's drawing of mickey mouse on a lifetime of on it. never pay back manufacturing workers. well, manufacturing and workers. well, according to reports between 1997 and two thousand and seven, believe it or not, output from all manufacturing and value adjusted for inflation fell by 3. and a million workers lost their jobs. 3. and a million workers lost theirjobs. in fact , most theirjobs. in fact, most manufacturing is a share of the overall economy, fell more under blair than get this thatcher and major combined . that's major combined. that's staggering. house affordability. this, by the way , is why all of this, by the way, is why all of the establishment luvvies love him. in 1997, the average income was £15,000 a year, while the average property cost was 65 grand. by two thousand and seven, the average pay had risen to 20,000. but house prices had surged to an extra ordinary 190,000. so home owners loved him. they made money and the ladder was kicked away to stop anybody else climbing. it so there are some of the tony blair illusions

expense in the last three days because this real yield is popping and permeates from disney up with mickey mousell the way across america. lisa: i take your point, i think it is an excellent one. if rates are high for the long term, suddenly companies that have avoided paying higher expenses have a new record as suddenly, we have to look at a new parameter of potential damage. tom: the regional banks are a train wreck. and i'm sorry, this is directly down to the banking system. our interview of the day, we are expecting mr. dimon to move from detroit to london. jonathan: that is a conversation coming in later. the equity market is negative, down by zero point 5% on the s&p 500. yields on the 10 year. more dollar strength, a little bit of weakness here. tom: -- lisa: it has been a central bank bonanza. we've already heard from the swiss national bank. what has been happening over the past couple of sessions after yesterday's lower-than-expected print is people are actually downgraded expectations for a rate hike. my focus is going to be on the two-year u.k. yield and the pound. u.s. economic data

there's a clampdown, apparently into mickey degree is cutting mickey mouse degree is cutting down onse. can tell us about that, can you tell us about that, please, catherine? >> yes , this is a >> well, yes, this is a suggestion i wouldn't hold your breath on this actually happening, basically there's happening, but basically there's a group of conservatives called the new conservatives. there are about backbench mps who about 30, 40 backbench mps who came in in 2017, 2019, mostly from the red wall. they've come out with a range of proposals today , one of which is saying today, one of which is saying that they think that students who don't get a minimum of a passin who don't get a minimum of a pass in english and maths at gcse or a minimum of three years at a—level should be banned from getting student loans to go to university. at the moment there's about 3000 or so children end up at university without that sort of level of grades. people like jonathan gullies mp for stoke, he's saying that this is not good value. first of all for the taxpayer because we know that currently there'

is it all getting a bit mickey mouse stateside . mouse stateside.interview on his city's new transport system as rishi sunak says he will be driving to the conservative party conference there this weekend. >> first, the latest news headunes >> first, the latest news headlines with lisa hartle .

mickey mouse prison sentences.it's time that we built more prisons. one more for you as well. a little bit left field. is it okay to buy kids booze? now? i'm talking about your own kids for a start. and i'm about in your i'm also talking about in your own did you know that own home. did you know that apparently apparently you can give kids booze from the give your kids booze from the age of five in your own home? i find that absolutely remarkable. but should we be looking to but yes, should we be looking to change the when comes change the law when it comes to buying patrick buying kids booze? patrick christys . gb news. right. get christys. gb news. right. get your emails coming in thick and fast. gb views a gbnews.com. a couple of big ones to get your teeth stuck into there. the pensions one has gone big in the inbox so far. should we build more prisons and is it okay to buy kids booze? but right now it's headlines polly it's your headlines with polly middlehurst . patrick thank you middlehurst. patrick thank you

unfortunately, as a result of a lot of those sort of mickey mouse does mean that mouse degrees, it doesover the £27,000 threshold. but back to gp's, report does show that gp's, this report does show that effectively there are huge amounts of people that are getting trained in this country and remember we have got a huge amount of we've got a cap on the amount of we've got a cap on the amount medical in this amount of medical places in this country . so mean there's already country. so mean there's already a shortage . and then that a shortage. and then that then means those people end means a lot of those people end up now, you could up leaving. now, you could hardly blame them. working conditions in the nhs are pretty dire , but there are more than dire, but there are more than 7.6 million people on waiting lists every single time we hear the new figure, it's even higher . government have absolutely . the government have absolutely failed the nhs and to failed to reform the nhs and to solve that. but ultimately the solution is to get those people into contracts that mean that they have

what the field inspection manual from 1985, otherwise known by the building inspectors as the mickey mouse code, instructed inspectors to do to apply the code. at the time something was built. it's a very simple matter, really. i'm not trying to avoid any processes as i don't want to make it difficult for if there is a problem with the designation of housekeeping unit, the word housekeeping does not need to be on these plans. the plans that were reviewed and were approved by d.b. showed exactly what what is there. we did not lie on these plans at and if we want to call it something else, i'm happy to do that or simply take jurisdiction on this permit and authorize this housing as a unit. thank you. thank you. thank you. we have questions from president swig, then commissioner lundberg . there we go. so as i did with mister bruno, welcome back. it's been a long time. thank you. and this body, not these guys, but me, have seen you many times before for and always on from my point of view, the just side, which is as you represented as as somebody who tries to find support low, low cost housin

but minnie mouse and mickey mouse, these giant things came towards him and he looked at them and wentfrightening. >> i know they are . it's like >> i know they are. it's like they're huge . they're huge. >> right? question is, this is a picture of him in his prime. >> they won't appreciate you telling the story. really. no, he boy. he won't my boy. >> it's the same thing with snow white. she was massive well . oh, >> she was massive as well. oh, question three reese arch released this week showed that having can make a having a watch can make a positive effect on your mood. is having a watch can make a pca tive effect on your mood. is having a watch can make a pca stiff effect on your mood. is having a watch can make a pca stiff upper)n your mood. is having a watch can make a pca stiff upper)n youritfood. is having a watch can make a pca stiff upper)n yourit b,»d. is having a watch can make a pca stiff upper)n yourit b, a is it a stiff upper lip? is it b, a pet parakeet or c, an extra phone ? simon b, b, a parakeet? phone? simon b, b, a parakeet? >> is it a stiff upper lip? >> is it a

now that we there's this feeling now that we have just loads of people with mickey oftentimes mickey mouseink i think it's a great question. >> first thing we >> i think the first thing we need to do, particularly if we are advising young people on what do , is to just step back what to do, is to just step back from that pressure that we all feel about that going to uni is the right thing to do for an aspirational young person in that it's somehow the symbol, the mark young person the mark that the young person is going to be successful or that as parents been that we as parents have been successful . and that's just not successful. and that's just not borne by the stats. now, in borne out by the stats. now, in terms of earning what people earn as graduates, you still earn as graduates, you still earn more as a graduate than if you didn't go to university. but actually if you get an apprenticeship, you earn more than compared to someone who didn't go. >> you find the right >> how do you find the right sort of apprenticeship? do you have what you want to do have to know what you want to do