you are on with neil king. caller: good morning mr. king.ice hearing you speak about the wonders and beautiful places across our country. i always get this tinge of kind of like -- i don't know, it just bothers me all of the things that are going on in our country and the thing is there's going to be beauty in nature and beauty in every country as we ramble across it. but for those of us that are progressive and want to see the country, just be in a better place. it is hard for us to feel that joy and get that connection with nature when we see that, blind, we are constantly destroying our him -- that, one, we are constantly destroying our economy. -- and i want to see what your views are on that. did you talk to any people along the way or was there a connection with nature but tuned in a little bit late so i did not hear all of what you said. guest: i really appreciate that question. i am not trying to argue that all of the stuff that is legitimately worrisome is not out there, i also have a lot of concerns that you just expressed. i guess

neil, how're in the armenian border town of coordinates or thanks for speaking to us today and dw, thank you. here's around about some other stories making headlines around the world . the american soldier, travis king, has returned to the us after being expelled by north korea for entering the country illegally. he was arrested and held in pyongyang for 2 months before being handed over to us. coast of a private king is now on his way to a military medical facility in texas, families in iraq, a very loved ones, killed in a fire at a wedding hole. more than a 100 people died in the place near the northern city of mosul. officials believe indoor fireworks started, the fire signal a stumping for the exits. the defense ministers of germany and israel had signed a deal to supply these writing made r o 3 missile defense system to germany. the hypersonic system will become a key part of europe's defense against the aerial attack. it's the largest deal in the history of israel's defense and the german economy is in worse condition than previously thought. a group of leading economic experts in germany now expects g d p to full by 0.6 percent. this year. the economists say slower recovery and industry and p

neil oliver gives his unfiltered take shortly. but first, kinger bombshell new audio tapes of princess diana suggest he wanted harry to be a girl. but will it damage the monarch's reputation? all of these years? on my royal mail spice lady colin campbell and phil dampier are standing by to offer their expert insights straight after isabel, monday to thursdays from six till 930 . neil oliver and six till 930. neil oliver and kelvin mackenzie, both are standing by. >> first, though, my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier and bomb shell. new audio tapes of princess diana have been released in the us ahead of a new documentary that's set to air on disney plus early next year. snippets of the clips were aired on abc's good morning america after originally being recorded by diana in the 1990s for her best selling biographer , andrew morton. king biographer, andrew morton. king charles has been rocked by criticism after the recordings, which have been reported on before but will be heard in diana's own voice for the first time. sages

neil oliver gives his unfiltered take shortly. but first, kinger bombshell new audio tapes of princess diana suggest he wanted harry to be a girl. but will it damage the monarch's reputation? all of these years? on my royal mail spice lady colin campbell and phil dampier are standing by to offer their expert insights straight after isabel, monday to thursdays from six till 930 . neil oliver and six till 930. neil oliver and kelvin mackenzie, both are standing by. >> first, though, my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier and bomb shell. new audio tapes of princess diana have been released in the us ahead of a new documentary that's set to air on disney plus early next year. snippets of the clips were aired on abc's good morning america after originally being recorded by diana in the 1990s for her best selling biographer , andrew morton. king biographer, andrew morton. king charles has been rocked by criticism after the recordings, which have been reported on before but will be heard in diana's own voice for the first time. sages

neil how a journalist in gore's in the media. thank you. thank you. when north korea has announced it will expel american sonya travis king, sighing. he's confessed to legally intruding into the country. the 23 year old private ran across the border from south korea on july the 18th. while on a guided tour, north korean state medius of king climbed. he crossed either because of in human male treatment and racial discrimination in the us army and was seeking refuge. the the spigot is candid, his problem. it has resigned of the owner. the man who fought for the nazis during world war to speak at anthony volta and vice. it's your slough hung codes of fridays, special session in the house of commons. the 98 year old was described as a hero, receiving a standing ovation during a visit by ukraine's president. but it turns out who it was in unit responsible, the mass smooth as of civilians. i reiterate my profound regret for my air and recognizing an individual in the house during the joint address to parliament of president zalinski. that public recognition has caused pain to individuals and communities, including the jewish community in

neil wallace. net zero obsession has fuelled inflation an it should not be the job of the bank of england to help the world with climate change says it's highly respected and former governor lord mervyn kingtransition to net zero has turned into a quasi religious debate . he said he doesn't like debate. he said he doesn't like the word crisis. it's overused . the word crisis. it's overused. what's your view? >> i think that he's completely spot on this obsession, as they say in the telegraph with net zero, i've got two grand children for who are four and six. i really care about this subject, but you know, the idea that we're going to just with a click of our fingers in less than ten years, for instance , than ten years, for instance, get rid of petrol cars have had the change of the scale they're talking about . it inevitably is talking about. it inevitably is going to have driven inflation down and is a huge problem . and down and is a huge problem. and the problem is that there was this lip service . we've all got this lip service. we've all got to pay lip service to net zero. reality matters more now. we've got to do what we can do and what we shouldn't forget about is in this country

neil wallace. net zero obsession has fuelled inflation an it should not be the job of the bank of england to help the world with climate change says it's highly respected and former governor lord mervyn kingtransition to net zero has turned into a quasi religious debate . he said he doesn't like debate. he said he doesn't like the word crisis. it's overused . the word crisis. it's overused. what's your view? >> i think that he's completely spot on this obsession, as they say in the telegraph with net zero, i've got two grand children for who are four and six. i really care about this subject, but you know, the idea that we're going to just with a click of our fingers in less than ten years, for instance , than ten years, for instance, get rid of petrol cars have had the change of the scale they're talking about . it inevitably is talking about. it inevitably is going to have driven inflation down and is a huge problem . and down and is a huge problem. and the problem is that there was this lip service . we've all got this lip service. we've all got to pay lip service to net zero. reality matters more now. we've got to do what we can do and what we shouldn't forget about is in this country

king and queen maker. and that's what kind of sticks in a lot of people's craws he endorsed margaret thatcher in 1979. she became prime minister for he condemned labour leader michael foot and neilage . will the last person in britain please switch off the lights? and in 1997, when he backed tony blair, it was massive news. the first time he'd backed a labour leader. massive news. the first time he'd backed a labour leader . so he'd backed a labour leader. so how important do you think that legacy is? the power of rupert murdoch's titles to shape and influence policy and also to select leaders . who select leaders. who >> martin there's no doubt that rupert murdoch has a lot of influence since, and people obviously pay a lot of attention to his media outlets remembering this is the man that started from a tiny little newspaper in adelaide in australia , to grow adelaide in australia, to grow this complete media empire, which is really quite phenomenal. but he has backed or his his mastheads have backed both sides of politics here and globally. so i think the most important thing is holding all political sides to account and that's something which his media outlets continue to do