tonight -- ll cool j -- nick robinson -- and music from tems. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for coming. very nice. thanks for watching as we are -- [ cheers and applause ] thanks for being here. we are at our headquarters here in hollywood where it's both pumpkin spice and flu season. [ laughter ] not a coincidence. every year, it seeps like flu season comes earlier. my neighbors already put their flu decorations up for two weeks now. [ laughter ] dr. fauci says americans should get their flu shots as soon as possible. and we always listen to what he says, so listen to what he says. you know, i was thinking about it and for years, people have just been getting the flu shot. it wasn't a big deal. and i think that's because we call it the flu shot, not the flu vaccine, even though it is vaccine -- [ laughter ] "vaccine" sounds controversial now. whereas shot just sounds like something you do on spring break. [ laughter ] i think i just solved covid. [ applause ] youtube is finally doin

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nick robinson talks about what's really going on in british politics.ational tragedy, shameful, a staggering failure. britain's biggest foreign policy disaster since suez. that is how my guest has described our withdrawal from afghanistan. he is tom tugendhat — former soldier and former to the commander of the helmand province, former adviser to the chief of defence staff. he is now chair of a foreign affairs committee of the house of commons and this is the series in which i have conversations with, not interrogations of, those who shape our political thinking about what shapes theirs. their background, their values, their lives beyond politics. it was precisely that which led mps to listen to tom tugendhat in total silence as he spoke in the commons of his struggle with anger, grief and rage as he watched events unfold in kabul. i've been to funerals from poole to dunblane, i've watched good men go into the earth, taking with them a part of me and a part of all of us. and this week has torn open some of those wounds, left them raw and left us all hurt

i'm back with a headline at "am, but now it is time for political thinking with nick robinson.o political thinking. where i have a conversation with rather than an interrogation of someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. my guest this week has a pretty daunting task. they have to persuade britain to persuade you that labour can be trusted with your money. then again, rachel reeves, who was made shadow chancellor in may, is used to thinking a few moves ahead. she used to be under—14s uk chess champion. maybe she has a winning gambit. rachel reeves, welcome to political thinking. you once said that chess was the perfect preparation for politics. really? it's about getting you to look ahead and think strategically, notjust tactically, and what your opponent's next move will be, notjust your own. it's not poker! a gambit, giving something up? sacraficing the little people. i didn't play the queen's gambit. i'm a very basic player. what is the sicilian defence? it's the defence you do if you're playing black and the white player moves their kings pawn

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now on bbc news, it's political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking. a conversation with someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs, their background, their views and their values. this week we heard talk of a political crisis. we've heard talk of an election within weeks, talk, too, of trouble on the streets. northern ireland is once again facing that political crisis. and the cause is said to be a row about brexit and the trading arrangements, which have left supermarket shelves empty and produced warnings that people simply may not be able to get the things they want come christmas time. it has come about too because of a speech by the new leader of the dup, sirjeffrey donaldson, a man who grew up under the shadow of the troubles, of the violence that claimed the lives of several members of his own family. sirjeffrey donaldson, welcome to political thinking. thank you, nick. we are speaking hours after you delivered what i suspect will be the most important speech of your career so

now on bbc news...it�*s political thinking with nick robinson.nd welcome to political thinking. the programme in which i have a conversation with, rather than carrying out an interrogation of, someone who shapes our political thinking. no politician since winston churchill has had as many seniorjobs in the cabinet as my guest this week. sajid javid replaced matt hancock as boris johnson's health secretary. before that, he himself has had to quit as chancellor after a spat with dominic cummings. he'd also done a host of other jobs — home secretary, business secretary, communities secretary and culture secretary as well. he revealed in a speech this week that his mum had said, "you may not be a doctor, "but at least you have got a job in health care." sajid javid, welcome to political thinking. thank you. it's my pleasure to join you. so, your mum is pleased that you are not only health secretary but you kept yourjob in the reshuffle. she's very pleased, and, with that, like a lot of asian parents, i think she wanted at least one of her sons to be

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and nick robinson isjoined by health and social care secretary, sajid javid, in political thinking, in here on bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, says protecting customers during a time of heightened global gas prices is an �*absolute priority�* for the government. ministers have been holding urgent talks with representatives of the energy industry today — and more discussions about the way forward will take place on monday. there are some warnings the increased costs — already affecting some businesses — could also mean higher bills for domestic consumers. it�*s understood that 4 small energy companies are set to go bust next week. strong global demand is one of the reasons prices are at record highs. here�*s our business correspondent, katy austin. gas is a key source of the energy that heats our homes and powers our industries. since the start of the year, wholesale prices have soared, almost doubling in the uk, prompting the government to hold urgent talks with the energy industry today. reasons for the increase include lower win

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at 9 o'clock this morning with nick robinson in the hot seat. vernment's winter plan for covid—i9. will this winter be as tough as challenging as the last one? i will talk to the health secretary and the shadow health secretary. the secretary and the shadow health secreta . . , ., secretary and the shadow health secreta . . , . ., secretary. the fairytale of new york, secretary. the fairytale of new york. like _ secretary. the fairytale of new york, like what _ secretary. the fairytale of new york, like what did, _ secretary. the fairytale of new york, like what did, nick. - secretary. the fairytale of new york, like what did, nick. canl secretary. the fairytale of new i york, like what did, nick. can we borrow that for the next two hours please? send me a cheque. will do! nick is on at nine o'clock at bbc one. we're here on the bbc news channel until 9:00 this morning and coming up— after that spectacular win from emma raducanu, we'll reflect on her incredible success with those who know her well, including fellow tennis players naomi broady and