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nick: yeah. emts and paramedics, especially those that volunteer, are giving up their time, their family time. they have many missed birthdays and celebrations and just really have to dedicate a lot of their own personal time in order to provide the service on top of all of their other responsibilities. and that has a great toll on them, personally. and that's why so many of them continue to do it fodecades because it's difficult to find somebody to replace them. ali: there are only a few states that designate ems services as an essential service, and it seems like that is coupled with low salary rates for a lot of these jobs. what other factors are involved in there simply not being enough people to do these jobs? nick: with elected officials really just kind of kicking the can down the road and not owning the problem of funding that leaves the service provision to the volunteers and other community members who often have bake sales or spaghetti sales or other kind of local fundraising efforts t

we're going to the front of the mirror, nick. front cover of the mirror, nick.ng something very different cover, different on their front cover, very different. >> got lionesses >> they've got lionesses ready to and to bring world cup home and they've roarers on. they've gone with roarers on. there it is. and it's about women's which we'll women's football, which as we'll learn talk about learn later when we talk about sidique khan's new advert campaign, to campaign, you basically have to like hate crime. campaign, you basically have to likeso hate crime. campaign, you basically have to likeso this hate crime. campaign, you basically have to likeso this is1ate crime. campaign, you basically have to likeso this is1ate cra1e. campaign, you basically have to likeso this is1ate cra picture >> so this is that's a picture of millie bright, who is apparently a i believe you captain of yeah. so are captain of the. yeah. so are they playing at the moment or they're playing in the world cup apparently. >> i've never watched never >> i've never watched it. never will that

we're going to the front of the mirror, nick. front cover of the mirror, nick.re doing something very different cover, different on their front cover, very different. >> got lionesses >> they've got lionesses ready to and to bring world cup home and they've roarers on. they've gone with roarers on. there it is. and it's about women's which we'll women's football, which as we'll learn talk about learn later when we talk about sidique khan's new advert campaign, to campaign, you basically have to like hate crime. campaign, you basically have to likeso hate crime. campaign, you basically have to likeso this hate crime. campaign, you basically have to likeso this is1ate crime. campaign, you basically have to likeso this is1ate cra1e. campaign, you basically have to likeso this is1ate cra picture >> so this is that's a picture of millie bright, who is apparently a i believe you captain of yeah. so are captain of the. yeah. so are they playing at the moment or they're playing in the world cup apparently. >> i've never watched never >> i've never watched it. never will

we for let speak to our corresponding, nick triggle-_ nick triggle. nick triggle. we know that competition among - nick triggle. we know that | competition among tenants nick triggle. we know that - competition among tenants has nick triggle. we know that _ competition among tenants has really helped to drive up rents, which of course is bad news for those trying to find a home. we asked right move to find a home. we asked right move to look at the figures to try and quantify that level of competition. and what it shows is that it has become much more intense. as you say, on average there are 20 viewing requests for every rental property across britain. that is up from six in 2019, just before the pandemic. as you can see behind me, there are some regionalfactors here as as you can see behind me, there are some regional factors here as well. every area has seen at least a tripling of the queue to view, if you like. but in the north—west of england is when it is more critical, because that queue reaches 30 in that area and is clearly a real issue for p

nick, what's yeah, i mean, nick, what's this?on't say this lightly, but this might be the insane this might be the most insane story we've ever covered on this show. from show. this is breaking news from clown world. to fund clown world. refusing to fund your partner's gender transition clown world. refusing to fund your pbe ner's gender transition clown world. refusing to fund your pbe domesticler transition clown world. refusing to fund your pbe domestic abuse. sition could be domestic abuse. according to the crown prosecution service, which has listed nine types of behaviour which could amount to abuse of trans or non—binary people. and no one knows what non—binary people are. even these people are. even and these include for money include withholding for money transitioning. just refer transitioning. so you just refer us to pay for gender surgery or counselling , and that's domestic counselling, and that's domestic abuse. counselling, and that's domestic abuse . yeah. i mean, the most abuse. yeah. i mean, the most insane, unw

nick. g5 this time about gay websites. - nick. _so us supreme court nick. yeah.ecific request . them down . she wouldn't turn them down on the gay or the basis that they're gay or they're immutable characteristics. but on the she could this ruling means but not for being gay, but for wanting a specific service that contradicts her beliefs. so would you want do you want would you want people do you want the democrat to be forced to make a pro trump thing or. yeah, pro trump thing or. oh, yeah, i just i want that one. i mean, thatis just i want that one. i mean, that is funny. yeah, it's the service you offer. then why don't you offer for everyone? service you offer. then why don'thing offer for everyone? service you offer. then why don'thing offeri for everyone? service you offer. then why don'thing offeri compare yone? service you offer. then why don'thing offeri compare this ? the thing that i compare this to is a business is i don't think a business should choose they should pick and choose who they give a service to. and that's why nigel should why i think nig

nick, it never got tested, right? the evidence that was in the watergate case never got tested because it never went to trial. we saw nixon bow out disgracefully. we're not going to see that happen with donald trump. so, in your opinion, nick, when it comes to the preparation of this case, considering what you've heard so far, what are your thoughts the about this case for special counsel jack smith with these additional new counts, plural, against donald trump, but specifically those obstruction charges against donald trump in. >> first of all, the case in watergate did go to trial. just didn't go to trial against richard nixon. >> touche. >> it went to trial against his former attorney general, two of his top aides, and they were all convicted. they were convicted of covering up, of obstruction of justice, and of lying to the grand jury. so i think what we're looking at here is a very similar situation. and what we really have here is jack smith, because of the defendant that's involved, because of the importance of

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nick. and them. the guardian. nick.'re a worrier by that neurotic. not of sheep. >> yeah . good job. that's quite >> yeah. good job. that's quite obscure. but i got it after a while, so don't fret. neurotics. there are advantages to worrying, and i think it's david robson has written this think piece in the guardian about the advantages to being incredibly high in neuroticism , which i can high in neuroticism, which i can tell you is not an awful lot of fun. score was extremely high fun. my score was extremely high when i did the test, surpassed only by a certain doctor, louis shaffer. very, shaffer. so it's very, very high. score and their idea in high. my score and their idea in this is that it fuels creativity, humour , which it may creativity, humour, which it may be true. and you possibly have a longer life because you hyper vigilantly check your vigilantly check all your symptoms. though other studies showed have a shorter life, showed you have a shorter life, but may but actually you may have a longer life, but a

nick. and them. the guardian. nick.rrier by that neurotic. not of sheep. >> yeah . good job. that's quite >> yeah. good job. that's quite obscure. but i got it after a while, so don't fret. neurotics. there are advantages to worrying, and i think it's david robson has written this think piece in the guardian about the advantages to being incredibly high in neuroticism , which i can high in neuroticism, which i can tell you is not an awful lot of fun. score was extremely high fun. my score was extremely high when i did the test, surpassed only by a certain doctor, louis shaffer. very, shaffer. so it's very, very high. score and their idea in high. my score and their idea in this is that it fuels creativity, humour , which it may creativity, humour, which it may be true. and you possibly have a longer life because you hyper vigilantly check your vigilantly check all your symptoms. though other studies showed have a shorter life, showed you have a shorter life, but may but actually you may have a longer life, but actually

nick garnet there. i want to return to — evidence. nick garnet there. top _ evidence. nick garnet there. i want to return to our top story. - evidence. nick garnet there. i want to return to our top story. in - evidence. nick garnet there. i want to return to our top story. in which | to return to our top story. in which a car crashed into a building and an eight—year—old girl was killed. we have now had a statement from the school. this is from the study prayer. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's take a look at some other news making headlines across the uk. bosses of the four biggest banks have been meeting the financial watchdog today to discuss concerns that interest rates on savings accounts are too low and aren't increasing as quickly as those on mortgages. the bosses of lloyds, hsbc, natwest and barclays have denied accusations from mps that they've been profiteering. the governor of the bank of england has told the bbc that there is evidence some retailers are overcharging customers. andrew bailey says regulators must ta

nick garnett, bbc news, liverpool.he last few minutes but connor chapman who is 23 has been found guilty at liverpool crown court of the murder of elle edwards. she was shot outside the lighthouse pub in wallasey village, the wirral on christmas eve last year and nicky schiller, our report in the newsroom who's been following this for us. we were hearing in ghana's piece there and also it has been said today that he had more than 20 previous convictions.— he had more than 20 previous convictions. . , . , , convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what _ convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what the _ convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what the court _ convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what the court was - convictions. that is correct, yes. that is what the court was told l convictions. that is correct, yes. i that is what the court was told and you heard from my colleague nick garnett, he is in court at the moment and ijust garnett, he is in court at the moment and i just want to reduce informa

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let's bring in ufo expert and former us military defense nick pope. nick thank you for being here. nick very simple question, is there a coverup? >> yes, there is in some sense. i don't know whether literally somebody has a spaceship in a hangar somewhere, david says they do, but we know from all this talk that only some of this can be disclosed in the classified parts of these sorts of hearings, that there are some things about ufos we're not being tolled so in that sense it's a coverup. >> jonathan: i want to play another exchange from the hearing today because so many were so interesting. listen to this one nick and we'll come back. >> mr. fabev, what astonished you the most about the flight capabilities of these tick tacks. >> the performance, absolutely the performance. >> reporter: you're not aware of any other objects that anybody in the world has in this world that has those capabilities. >> no, i think it's far beyond our material science we currently possess. >> jonathan: nick, beyond anything we can do. and when you see these videos, nick, and you hear these trained u.s.

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nick in this reporting that happened on the jim crow convictions in 4 lines. we have from a black, george human to you about to say something, and then i'm going to have from the black joint because it's the pressure of keywords, my voice here in my doubts. but because you don't have to have full 12 come to the same decision to me that go ahead pick up. no, i mean in this exact situation, we do have a chair who says that he did not believe that brandon jackson is guilty. and so to have a response like that from the district attorneys that they, we don't know what could have been in the minds of these are, these are voted not guilty. we know what they voted for. and so the saying that you're not going to look at these convictions because you can't speculate as to why someone voted that guilty. they mode and not guilty because they didn't feel the state met its burden the item and let's hear that voice. here we go. this is the, the jura, one of 2 who wasn't convinced that brandon jackson was guilty. he said that they knew what it was, france, and they recognized

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just get out apologising time, nick. apologising all the time, nick.'s out of the way at the let's get out of the way at the start. right. we a start. all right. so we have a quick front pages. quick look at the front pages. it's the show is about. so it's what the show is about. so the mail horror at end the daily mail has horror at end of tea party. that's of term tea party. that's the tragic of the tragic crash, of course, the i home office paints over mickey mouse for at mouse mural for children at asylum very asylum centre. very strange story cover story we're going to cover in a minute. the guardian court tells ministers johnson ministers to give johnson messages inquiry. that's the messages to inquiry. that's the rishi whatsapps the rishi sunak whatsapps the financial stock financial times. global stock markets tumble after us borrowing costs hit 16 year high. the metro has horror at school tea party that tragic story again. and the daily star . we've been eating our weetabix all wrong. hard hitting stuff from the daily star. and those were the

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so nick, tell us the i a is requesting additional access to this opportunity. nuclear power plant to assess claims of explosives there. is that likely to happen? well this all depends basically on the way i'm on the decision of the russian occupied forces, who control the sites. i think it's important to stress the kind of limited value of these inspections given that they're having to request access phone events. they don't have unimpeded, full access to a positive blog, especially with things is easily moved. as mine say, it is possible with the russians could have instilled minds and then taking them away in time for that inspection and put them back, wants to inspect as a goal. again, so that certainly is a sense that yes rusher is playing alone in part, but certainly there hasn't been anything near that kind of cooperation that recreating the outside world would've wanted. it was talking beginning of the war of kind of demilitarized zone around the power plant. that certainly hasn't happened. the russians still have ministry kits on or around. the site is to of russian to 2 peop

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do you think anything think there's anything any surprises nick? surprises here, nick?ly. the only interesting will interesting part is that will this wake up call for this be the wake up call for sunak see how out of touch he sunak to see how out of touch he is with voters and how much anger there is towards the conservatives? just about conservatives? yeah, just about all quarters. >> interesting. >> could be interesting. well, you look at the you have 30s to look at the star. they got anything star. have they got anything to add to the bank? >> probably all they've >> probably all we need. they've gone with and utter gone with complete and utter bankers seem to be a de bankers and they seem to be a de late story that the late onto the story that the bank paid 25 million bank of england paid 25 million in bonuses to staff. they're calling england calling it bank of england chiefs of colour and chiefs for a bit of colour and basically andrew bailey he gets almost and talked almost 500 k and he's talked about need for restraint about the need for restraint because wage

nick, thank you very much. our correspondent nick connelly there in key. it's due south africa now where authorities are trying to find out what caused a massive explosion in the central business district of johannesburg. on wednesday, one person was confirmed dead and dozens of people were injured. the public had been warrant to avoid the area its rush hour and central johanna is beg, mini bus taxi's line. this busy street, and no one is prepared to what's about to happen. cctv footage. so i literally capturing the moments as the road is ripped to pods by the force of an explosion. this panic is people run for cover. and those costs inside vehicles try to escape video show to the aftermath. so it's a scene of devastation. there's confusion about what's just happened. well thought i'd like to saying this, an a be a covering, an estimated 5 city blocks has been damaged with dozens induced and at least one person found the the, the emergency operation going into the nights space. growing that it could happen again, the nearby speed this to me. i'm very soft

>> but what do you think, nick? >> but what do you think, nick?ok , the people are >> well, look, the people are losing even doctors will lose popularity if they keep the strike because it it's strike going because it is it's damaging as well. >> e'- e the thing. >> that's the thing. >> that's the thing. >> so it's not even just about loving the nhs or not loving it though i always have a slight worry talking about doctors in this one of this way on telly that one of them and you go them will see me and then you go in treatment and like you're in for treatment and like you're that attacking on the tv that guy attacking me on the tv and then they they don't check your property or they misdiagnosis. there's always in the mind, got the back of my mind, you've got to careful. train drivers to be careful. the train drivers are like, bang, have pop are more like, bang, have a pop at they won't recognise you. >> they won't recognise you. >> they won't recognise you. >> well, mind you, i do get the train more than i go to the doctor. >> so. well maybe i'v

>> but what do you think, nick? >> but what do you think, nick?look , the people are >> well, look, the people are losing even doctors will lose popularity if they keep the strike because is it's strike going because it is it's damaging well. >> e'- e the thing. >> that's the thing. >> that's the thing. >> so it's not even just about loving the nhs or not loving it though i always have a slight worry talking about doctors in this telly that one of this way on telly that one of them you go them will see me and then you go in for treatment and like you're that on the tv that guy attacking me on the tv and they they don't check and then they they don't check your property or they misdiagnosis. there's always in the my mind, you've got the back of my mind, you've got to train drivers to be careful. the train drivers are more like, bang, a pop are more like, bang, have a pop at they won't recognise you. >> they won't recognise you. >> they won't recognise you. >> well, mind you, i do get the train more than go to the doctor. >> so. well maybe i've got

nick yeah. over to the express? nick yeah.must stop how. >> now. >> inflation has fallen. this >> inflation has fallen. so this is hunt saying that, is jeremy hunt saying that, look, inflation gone down to look, inflation has gone down to 7.9. guys practically nothing. we've it. he's calling we've smashed it. he's calling this the first fruits of difficult decisions. what a great so now he's saying, great job. so now he's saying, of course, savings be of course, the savings must be passed the consumer. and passed on to the consumer. and whether will, i know. whether they will, i don't know. he's shops your he's saying shops lower your pnces he's saying shops lower your prices like the banks prices a bit like the banks where you know, you're now getting emails like, hey, getting these emails like, hey, your interest up some your interest has gone up some pathetic nothing% pathetic tiny point nothing% because up. because interest rates are up. so constant thing of so it's this constant thing of like, will it ever actually be pas

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anyway. >> what you think, nick? >> what do you think, nick? mean, they obviously see a sense that government wants to that the government wants to remain in power the main remain in power is the main issue, it? remain in power is the main isslthat's it? remain in power is the main isslthat's what took from it. >> that's what i took from it. yeah. it's a smart move that yeah. it's a smart move in that sense. realised we might sense. he's realised we might want elected and these want to get elected and these things unpopular. net things are very unpopular. net zero i suspect is very unpopular. people are starting to the of you to realise the cost of it. you know, it's unpopular because even has piped and even tony blair has piped up and said, guys, i'm not sure said, hang on guys, i'm not sure about this climate thing. and he's suggested actually we he's suggested that actually we have climate have a minimal impact on climate compared to china, etcetera. and what do is what we could actually do is contribute with our financial services funding s

good morning, nick.— good morning, nick. do you draw a moral difference, _ good morning, nick.n a _ usually. on the 25 years we have been a crime partnership we have never— been a crime partnership we have never seen — been a crime partnership we have never seen it so bad as it is today. some _ never seen it so bad as it is today. some of— never seen it so bad as it is today. some of it — never seen it so bad as it is today. some of it may be to do with the cost of— some of it may be to do with the cost of living crisis. however the organised — cost of living crisis. however the organised crime aspect to it and the individuals— organised crime aspect to it and the individuals who steal to fund their lifestyle _ individuals who steal to fund their lifestyle is really horrendous at the moment. there are no consequences. somebody else in the conversation said police resource has been — conversation said police resource has been stripped. absolutely. that is a problem because the police who we work— is a problem because the police who we work with really are passionate about _ we w

yeah, make it one day, nick. >> i'll nick. » ru >> i'll make it one day.e enough can you have enough kids, you can get the benefits trap. get out of the benefits trap. that's true. but the funny thing about it is starmer trying to that's true. but the funny thing abouwith; starmer trying to that's true. but the funny thing abou with his armer trying to that's true. but the funny thing abou with his party trying to that's true. but the funny thing abouwith his party because he deal with his party because he comes he goes, oh, comes up with this, he goes, oh, he's get elected and he's trying to get elected and he's trying to get elected and he's the unions, he's got he's got the unions, he's got left then he's got left of his party. then he's got the that he needs to get the fact that he needs to get elected. so is near elected. so he is in a near impossible position. >> think that this >> but i don't think that this is particularly coming from the far they're far left. i'm sure that they're enjoying far left. i'm sure that they're enjoyin a lot of moderate

is that nick, nick connelly in key labelle originally in the late alexander look a shank co says is getting picked. goshen is in russia and not in by the roost, as he's previously claimed. a falcon. a boss hasn't been seen in public since last month's failed. rebellion when he marched an armed column with troops towards moscow, the criminal, it says it is not following his movements, so i stuck corresponded roman gunter vanco. what more is known about precautions? whereabouts? it is like mister precaution would be changing his thought about. so he's traveling, it appears to be that he's traveling, and according to the um, on zillow, she better for me to read to like some blockers, franco, he's in russia now. where exactly we don't know, but it looks like he's traveling between the washington fellow somewhere between maybe some petersburg, his hometown, and maybe some town in the house where he was supposed to go. and where he's wagner mercenaries was supposed to go. my dad, not that as far as i understand what is important is that mr. gordon appears to be traveling freely more or less so he

thank you very much, nick garnett there.ring who is 20, guilty of the murder of elle edwards on christmas eve 2022, 26 years old when she was shot, and innocent bystander, in the back of her head. i want to bring back mr williams who is a former police inspector, lecturing for liverpool centre of advanced policing studies atjohn mers university. peter, you're listening to that, 48 years before he will see daylight —— john moores university. is a deterrent? i he will see daylight -- john moores university. is a deterrent?- university. is a deterrent? i think listeners need _ university. is a deterrent? i think listeners need to _ university. is a deterrent? i think listeners need to realise - university. is a deterrent? i think listeners need to realise that - university. is a deterrent? i think listeners need to realise that onej listeners need to realise that one of the principles in which the english and welsh criminaljustham is built upon, the ukjustice system really, is one of deterrence. i know it doesn't always feel li

i don't want to steal nick's thunder. he has a lot more to say on this than i do, but if we think about where inflation is going, where growth is going and what the fed has told us it's going to do, rates will move lower than they are at some point and not getting back down to zero any time soon and as long as the cost of capital isn't nothing, money isn't free, tough be thoughtful allocating as an investor and regardless of sector, it's a quality play. liz: i love it at some point. it's like saying i will stop eating chocolate at some point. >> i never say that. liz: maybe years from now. daniel, jack, thank you very much for joining the floor show w. less than 48 hours till the fed's july interest rate decision, the market thinks a quarter point rate hike is a done deal. 99% odds it's in the books and a 1% chance of a 50 basis point hike. at this hour, investors are already scanning the horizon for what happens beyond wednesday. if anyone can prepare for you curve balls to come from jay powell and company, it's "the wal

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