. >> there downstairs neighbors were carmen smith and her son nick nick had a million-dollar smile, juste his mom. kristin is carmen's sister. >> she was a gorgeous strawberry blonde, feisty, very outgoing young woman who loved her son more than anything in the whole world. like two peas in a pod. >> it was a monday afternoon come the week before halloween. nick and christina got off the school bus and walked home together. cobb county prosecutor jesse evans. >> the first thing they did was go downstairs to see if they could find nick's mom. her car was there, she should be there. >> while christina stood by the door nick went inside because someone was there, but not his mom. >> nick turned the corner and he saw something move across the bedroom down the long hallway. >> it was a dark you're wearing gloves and a mask. a stranger suddenly stabbed and left him for dead. >> as he's laying there on the floor he actually sees his perpetrator run from the house. christina be came really freaked out. she was terrified. >> christina ran upstairs to her apartment to get help. her babysitter was

nick: the threat is mutual.iran's un mission tweeted, "should [israel] embark on full-scale military aggression, an obliterating war will ensue." wherever you turn in the north feels like war footing. israel tries to block hezbollah's guided missiles by jamming gps, including ours. >> the gps doesn't work because the military. google maps thinks we're in lebanon at the moment. nick: israel has evacuated all residents within 2.5 miles from the border. just outside the evacuation zone, 2.7 miles from lebanon, is elkosh. home to 17 year-old stav shmuel and her grandparents. elkosh's school closed, and 90% of her friends live even closer to the border, and had to evacuate. >> i went crazy like the first few months. i was very, very out of place and i couldn't decide on what to do. and my brain was, like, really disorganized. so it was a very difficult time in the first two months. nick: last month, she graduated high school, and her classmates sang a song of lament about the close of one chapter. the next one for ne

nick, i “ust want to bring ou a world. nick, i “ust want to bring you a line — world.g you a line that we _ world. nick, ijust want to bring you a line that we are _ world. nick, ijust want to bring you a line that we are getting i world. nick, ijust want to bring i you a line that we are getting from microsoft because there was talk of a zoo, one of their cloud products being affected. they said, they are aware of an issue impacting virtual machines running the crowdstrike falcon agent. we have had some confirmation there from microsoft that it confirmation there from microsoft thatitis confirmation there from microsoft that it is a linking back to the crowdstrike falcon agent and this is what we have been talking about with microsoft, saying they are currently investigating options that azure customers can take. it does seem to be pointing all the times as crowds strike software. if be pointing all the times as crowds strike software. ii i be pointing all the times as crowds strike software.— strike software. ifi am not mistaken. _ strike software. ifi am not mistake

nick, 'ust well, aren't we? absolutely. nick, just outline _ well, aren't we? absolutely.y. nick, just outline where you _ well, aren't we? absolutely. nick, just outline where you have - well, aren't we? absolutely. nick, just outline where you have heard| just outline where you have heard that being issues at the moment. here in singapore, we have her that the airports are doing manual check—in, but no planes have been grounded yet, just delays to the check—in process. a major newspaper here, the website was down for a while but it does seem to have come back up. the newsroom where i am now and am speaking to you from, so far, we have not had any issues so far. in terms of further afield in the region, sydney airport also experiencing pretty bad delays, my colleague was just updating you, wasn't he? saying there were long queues, but things seem to be slowly but surely resuming. from further afield, in the united states, united airlines and delta have taken a step of grounding all of their aircraft because there is significant problems going on there. in the uk, as i am

>> nick? >> nick? it can scrape some balance out of you. >> yeah, i am a little torn on this because the bbc have been clearly anti—israel. i think it's almost i think you can say that they didn't want to call hamas a terrorist organisation and so on. my certainly my subjective impression is that they have been pretty anti—israel. but then you look at this story, of course, it does sound horrific. i mean, when they're saying there's not sufficient context. still, this kid with down's syndrome or whatever who was left to die still sounds it is still bad. but the bbc, yeah , they went but the bbc, yeah, they went they had the headline the lonely death of a gaza man with down's syndrome. of course they changed that to gaza. man with down's syndrome attacked by idf dog and left to die, mother tells bbc, which is a bit more sort of strictly accurate, but it's still pretty horrific, even with all the facts. it's not great. yeah, but war is horrific . yeah, yeah. >> nick, the daily mail and brain fog and pain

nick- afternoon. nick, for the moment, thank you very much. nick garnet j thank you very much.hport and just to remind you, there is much more on that story, there is a live page on the bbc news website and the bbc news app if you would like to follow it as it unfolds. let's return them to reaction to the statement by the chancellor rachel reeves. we were hearing from her earlier that she says the previous government had unfunded and undisclosed £22 billion of extra spending for this year alone and so she has taken a south to certain projects. one of them is a transport projects. one of them is a transport project that is going to be scrapped, work on the a303, better known as the stonehenge tunnel. let's speak to john known as the stonehenge tunnel. let's speak tojohn adams who is the chairman of the stonehenge alliance, also part of safe stonehenge world heritage site from top thank you very much forjoining us. the people who haven't followed all the twist and turns of this project, briefly explain what this tunnel was designed to do. the explain what this tunnel was designed

nick. so this is a football story. it's a football story. leo we'll leave this to nick and ike as, we know the football stuff and don't know about football or don't know about football or don't care. >> well, it's not a real sport like tossing the caber. that is true. >> what you do on your own time, mate. it's up to you. >> there is a political angle, though, because people say southgate's woke. yeah. for 95 minutes of this match i thought, right, southgate has actually been hired to quash nationalism and stop the rise of reform uk. that's the only explanation of how you take such a gifted team and make them play so badly and so boringly. yeah, but then it got to 95 minutes. 95 minutes. bellingham scores an overhead kick. it was one of the great goals. it was like an actual great moment for those old enough. it was like platt versus belgium 1990. it was it was it wasn't an amazing moment. paul beautiful moment. >> and, yeah, i think, you know, i don't want to i don't want to take away from

nick. bias. nick. >> imagine that. ordered to stop clapping labour ministers so loudly to avoid the appearance of bias. have your bias. just don't show everyone you know what i mean. don't just spread it around everywhere. i mean, you know, it's so ridiculous. like, can you just tone it down a bit? guys don't tell them about the bias. as if we didn't know. i mean, tell them about the bias. as if we didn't know . i mean, they're we didn't know. i mean, they're saying, you know, rachel reeves came in. it was a bit taylor swift. i mean, it was absurd. but you probably saw that video. everyone like clapping for them. to be fair, there was a similar video for rishi leaving, so i don't know what that means, but, it's pretty absurd, but. and then there's this idea . now they then there's this idea. now they try and tone it down in the article by saying it's like it's not. it's not that they're so competent necessarily these new labour people. and one example they use is that, sue gray doesn't like anything written down. that'

let's join nick urgently, travelling with the conservative campaigner —— nick eardley. final chance to pitch. yeah, it is, six weeks after, this is rishi sunak�*s last moment. we are in hampshire, not farfrom where rishi sunak was brought up. i got to say, having done the first few days, and how doing the last few days, it feels very different. there is always going to be an uphill struggle for the conservatives. but the first few days, rishi sunak was trying to get out of the front foot, trying to get out of the front foot, trying to get out of the front foot, trying to dominate the agenda with a big policy ideas. it feels very different here tonight. there are a few dozen activists who have turned up few dozen activists who have turned up for this speech, but rishi sunak isn't talking all that much about what to do with power any more. the speech she's going to make tonight is similar to the ones we heard over the past 48 hours or so. —— key. they're all about trying to stop the labour majority. and he was asked several times about those comments we've heard today fro

it's nick, it's nick, yeah. >> it's nick. >> jiminy: so welcome back.the one that excites me. >> sure. >> jiminy: kimmel, sure. [ laughter ] if you have problems and you've seen -- it's a rerun, you'll see kimmel. [ laughter ] when there's a new fallon on, you go there. because he's such a ball of energy. i love jimmy fallon. he plays all those fun party games with his guests. [ laughter ] melissa and nicholas, are you up for a party game? >> i am. >> jiminy: that was rhetorical. try to keep up, dear. [ laughter ] in honor of tonight's debate, we're going to play "presidential blind charades!" [ cheers and applause ] >> i know how that works. >> jiminy: here's how it works. using my thespian skills, i am going to act out a clue. and nick has to guess what that clue is. but he'll be wearing a blindfold. so he won't be able to see what i'm doing. that's where melissa comes in. what she then does is she describes to nick every one of my movements. you know, so he has to make an educated guess, but he's blindfolded. [ laughter ] isn't that fun what i just s

nick, i would nick, iwould if nick, i would if we can start with the seven labour mps who have been suspendedthey voted against the government?— after they voted against the overnment? ,., �* ~ �* , after they voted against the overnment? �* ~ �* , ., , government? don't think there's any doubt actually. _ government? don't think there's any doubt actually, it _ government? don't think there's any doubt actually, it was _ government? don't think there's any doubt actually, it was pretty - doubt actually, it was pretty ruthless. this was a vote tonight on the king's speech of the government's programme for the next year or so, government's programme for the next year orso, and the government's programme for the next year or so, and the snp put down an amendment saying this to child benefit cap, which stops many or most low income families getting universal credit or tax credit for more than two children, that that should be scrapped, it is in a popular policy with a lot of people. the government has said he does not have the money to get rid of it at the moment. but this matters because king's

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. >> nick dixon. >> nick dixon. >> both. well, gentlemen.ah i'll have to allow myself to introduce myself . introduce myself. >> i know i slip that in there. >> i know i slip that in there. >> i know i slip that in there. >> i said top comedians and then i realised that i'd introduced myself as one, so i wasn't quite sure. >> you're a top comedian. >> you're a top comedian. >> i am a top comedian. you are the top comedian. yeah. that's fine, i'm retired. >> but you know that's true. >> but you know that's true. >> you've got to remove your name from james o'brien's told me. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> i want to anyway. >> i want to anyway. >> so i totally agree with him. >> so i totally agree with him. >> what would we be called now.7 >> what would we be called now? >> that's right. >> that's right. >> dixon, i'm thinking about going. >> nick i actually don't want to say because people will just steal it and get it. >> just. and then they'll squat and try and make me pay for asking. but if someone has my name who's just an egg, who neve

let's start with the roses, abby because what nick nick saban said is true.eally remember oh, they told me all of these pithy things and all of these fabulous stories. your member how you felt when you were speaking to them. >> absolutely. i'm glad we arched starting with the roses because that is the kind of video, john, that should be going viral. nick save bin is a legend and icon for a reason. it's because of the way he has been able to take these young men and prepare them for the future. really inspire people. sports fans across the board, if you are not a bama fan you sometimes hate bama because they are so good but the fact that nick saban really was able to be there for 17 seasons and continues to inspire people that is the whole reason why he won the icon award. >> sandra: i mean what about lsu with his first national title, people? >> all right, sandra. >> sandra: something about nick saban, i met him when he was coaching there and he is a leader. he is captivating. he knows how to work with these guys. we saw him go pro and it didn't work out. are

nick, what's your take on this ? nick, what's your take on this? >> well, it's a bit similar. i was reading today. >> i mean, this was on, pete north's twitter. that uk solar capacity factor is less than 11% and doesn't work at night. that sounds bad. >> so i was just trying to familiarise myself with. so then he's also done the thing where he's also done the thing where he's tried. he's banned the nonh he's tried. he's banned the north sea oil thing and everyone thinks that's mental might even lead to legal action. >> so my whole question with ed miliband is why bring back a sort of proven loser? >> i'm not saying he's a loser as a person, but he's not a winner for the voters with laboun winner for the voters with labour. and to me, and he's got bonkers ideas, a bit unpopular. >> it's like bringing back jeremy corbyn as your chancellor. >> i just thought starmer was all about i'm not going to do the accent because you're too good at it. but i thought it was all about sort of tough decisions and being ruthless. >> i think, why do you want ed miliband doing a load of bonkers po

joining me for more on this is nick garnet in southport. nick, good to speak to you. you've been there all afternoon. what more can you tell us now that we know a bit more about the victims and what has happened? this was a dance class being run at the beginning of the summer school holidays. they started at the end of last week but this was the first full week there was a dance in yoga class, they were listening to songs by taylor swift and dancing to them. it was a fully booked event, it would be, wouldn't it? as the children were there somebody came into the building and carried out the attack. in total to young children have been killed. nine others have been injured, six of them critically injured and two of those are in critical condition. they were treated and taken by air ambulance, by helicopter to specialist children's hospital in northwest england. and across the region as well. nothing could be done to save the lives of two of the children involved. shortly after that took place a 17—year—old who was from cardiff in wales, who lived nearby was arrested and

first to nick, who'sjust been at the big final labour rally in redditch — nick, you were there and youw with keir starmer before the election. tell us about it. that's right, the final interview with keir starmer before the election tomorrow at the end of a very busy day for him that took him to all three corners of great britain, wales, scotland and then ending up here in the west midlands, and interestingly he chose the parliamentary constituency of redditch. redditch was a symbol emblematic of those new labour years, it was held byjacqui smith, the former home secretary, during the former home secretary, during the new labour years and then she lost it in 2010. i was talking to one labour lettering of that era earlier and they said i really didn't think i would ever see us recapturing this seat but there's keir starmer this evening, this is a seat obviously with new boundaries under the implied result from 2019, i think it was around a 63% vote for the conservatives, but there he was making his final pitch. highly disciplined message, you've heard it before, talking about, if you wa

joining me for more on this is nick garnet in southport. nick, good to speak to you.

let's speak to nick lowles. to events in southport last night? well, i mean, like everybody else i was shocked and horrified by what happened. obviously what began as a very solemn vigil to mark and horrific, horrific attack earlier this week, got mild and overtaken by people who are hell bent on trouble. it is important notjust to look at those who threw bricks and bottles, you know, dustbins at the police, but also those who were winding them up but also those who were winding them up online. but also those who were winding them u- online. . but also those who were winding them u- online. , ~ , i, but also those who were winding them uonline. . ~ , , .,. up online. yes. merseyside police have said those _ up online. yes. merseyside police have said those behind _ up online. yes. merseyside police have said those behind the - up online. yes. merseyside police i have said those behind the violence had been fired up by social media post which incorrectly suggested an islamist link to monday's stabbings. home secr

it's chris interwetten and nick dixon . so interwetten and nick dixon.we're we're thinking about writing a funny intro for that. and chris, the thought, how about, how about me? >> we wrote it together. >> we wrote it together. >> we'll save it for another time. >> intro you as, what was it? an ageing spinster and chris at wedding? >> that's not what i said. i said an ageing spinster. and the reason she's single. >> and he said, how about an ageing spinster? and chris had a wetton. and i said, that's the one. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and they're all fine. not funny. i'm used to being abused. i think that's, i think you come off worse in that joke on me. >> i'm not sure a bit fun in it. >> i'm not sure a bit fun in it. >> i like to think banter. you both came off worse. anyway, that's the fun banter out of the way. let's have a quick look at tomorrow's front pages. the daily mail leads with looters could run amok if we don't release prisoners. the telegraph has half of cabinet accused of planning hypocrisy . the planning hypocrisy. the financial times says st

nick garnett, there at the scene, police. nick garnett, there at the scene. thank _ police.ice. nick garnett, there at the scene, thank you very much i police. nick garnett, there at the scene, thank you very much for l police. nick garnett, there at the i scene, thank you very much for that update. there has been an avalanche of reaction. let's take you through some of the political reaction there's been. the prime minister sir keir starmer posted a statement on x. he said... that is what the prime minister has posted. the home secretary yvette cooper updated and please in the house of commons a little earlier. i want to safely say i know the whole house will be very concerned at the stream the serious incident that has taken place in southport. all of our thoughts will be with the family and loved ones of those who are affected. i have been in contact with the merseyside police and crime commissioner and the merseyside mayor to convey my support to the police and our thanks to the police and emergency services for their swift and courageous response. the response to this a

let's speak to our correspondent nick garnet who has beenin correspondent nick garnet who has been inthport all day since this story broke. nick, just remind us of what has happened there today. this was a what has happened there today. ti 3 was a summer club, what has happened there today. ti 1 was a summer club, beginning of what has happened there today. t1i1 was a summer club, beginning of this summer holidays. as every mother and father, every carer will know that you keep the kids occupied during the holidays to use these summer camps is a real blessing. this was a fully booked class. it was a dance and yoga class, they were dancing and yoga class, they were dancing and playing along to taylor swift songs i'll being played in a business park building just behind me and just off this main road. at ten to 12 it to 12 it been going on for an hour ten to 12 it to 12 it been going on foran hourand ten to 12 it to 12 it been going on for an hour and half, somebody went in and the stabbing took place. eight people have been injured for that they've been taken to hospital. the people de

expecting to join nick to lee a little bit - tojoin nick to lee a little bit later here on the campaignrail and with rishi sunak we are expecting to hear from live with a stump speech just after eight o'clock and were expecting keir starmer labour leader in the next few minutes and he is out in the west midlands with just parker and a correspondent is on the liberal democrat campaign bus. i{fruits liberal democrat campaign bus. quite a wide range — liberal democrat campaign bus. quite a wide range in _ liberal democrat campaign bus. quite a wide range in the _ liberal democrat campaign bus. (zei its a wide range in the number of liberal democrat campaign bus. iei it9 a wide range in the number of seats that the lib dems get up to win and technically they have about eight at the moment and because boundary changes, if they do the best they've ever done, that only about 30 or something and i'll be helping to do better than that but though never admit to it. and they may be 50 or 60 according to some polls but if they do manage, partly a dv is kept they do manage, partly a dv is kept the p

let's get more on the political reaction to all of this, nick eardley. reaction to all of this, nick., ., , ., eardley. the ma'ority of politicians, _ eardley. the majority of politicians, most - eardley. the majority of politicians, most of- eardley. the majority of. politicians, most of them eardley. the majority of— politicians, most of them government politicians, most of them government politicians, who have responded to this footage so far have said they are concerned and they understand the concern, but the government often doesn't try and make a conclusion on these things and leaves it for an investigation to play out, asjudith was just saying there. but there isn't complete uniformity on this, and the reform party, led by nigel farage, but now with five mps in parliament, has been a bit of an outlier on this, saying that it actually thinks that the police officers who responded to this incident should be commended and given medals. have a listen to the reform mp lee anderson. the messaue i the reform mp lee anderson. the message i am _ the reform mp lee anderson. the message

we're back with nick and claire.hat you and jim report on. >> yeah, exactly. it's -- when you look at what has been -- what they're trying to do this year in terms of making certification an open question, trying to -- to change that idea that it's not a ministerial stamp, it's that local election officials have the discretion to throw out the popular vote of a municipality or a state if they feel like there is improprieties, that was the basis for the entire idea of submitting false or alternate electors to congress to have them certified to throw the election to trump in 2020. it's really the root of the playbook. it's just what's happening this time is they're trying to get all of this established before the election. you know, it made 2020 such a chaotic and haphazard effort is it stumbled out of and after election day. those lawsuits, you know, 63 lawsuits i think was filed in about a three-week period, the former president lost all of them. and then they started to think, okay, what about certification and what

let's cross back to the reporter nick marsh in singapore because nick, this all began in australia where we first had reports of problems happening. a date and as you pointed out earlier quite logically because australia is one of the first parts of the world to wake up so the first reports naturally would come from there. we reports naturally would come from there. ~ ., ,., , ., there. we were hearing reports of all kinds of _ there. we were hearing reports of all kinds of companies, _ there. we were hearing reports of all kinds of companies, banks, - all kinds of companies, banks, supermarket checkouts, telecoms networks all having problems. that blue screen of death that we have been hearing so much about the last couple of hours popping up everywhere, disruption at sydney airport, melbourne airport as well. initially, here in singapore we are just a couple of hours behind we thought it was a localised issue, something that was happening in australia but then slowly but surely more and more reports seem to be reported in different parts of the world. here in singapore we know there ha

nick schifrin reports. >> his excellently benjamin netanyahu, prime minister of israel. no other foreign leader has delivered as many congressional addresses or received as much state of the union style applause, but no other invited foreign leader has driven such division. outside congress today, protesters burned israeli prime minister netanyahu in effigy and spray-painted "hamas is coming." at one point police sprayed them and -- pepper spray demonstrators. some attendees did not stand. but republican lawmakers and many democrats shouted their support as netanyahu portrayed iran as a mutual enemy. >> when israel ask to prevent iran from -- acts to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons that could threaten every american city, every city that you come from, we are not only protecting ourselves, we are protecting you. [applause] nick: as israeli soldiers continue to battle hamas fighters, netanyahu has resisted endorsing a plan for the day after the war. today he reiterated a vision that u.s. officials have previously described as unrealistic. >> gaza should have

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nick, what can you tell us about this meeting? well, terry versus few details as ever, this wasn't, announcers wasn't proud involved. security reasons, but lots of head scratching going on and kept people trying to work out what exactly they told on has brought with him and why. now this is his 1st visit in 12 years, so just to kind of get some context. so i'll see, can you present it and see if was speak to you on a cove. it's that for us, anita, who flipped the country for myself and my own purchase in 2014 and it pretty strongly given the fact that hungry has a border with ukraine is the neighboring country. you find those that has a significant gary minority. so it gives you an idea quite how bad relations have been and now you know that question, why now, why did you, you know, what we call basically care for the 1st 2 and off is the will when basically all of that will lead is found the time to make the journey and so far pretty. yeah. press fuel onto the big question marks indeed to bounce. this is victor over his 1st visit

when the opportunity came, nick clegg blew it completely.ferendum on a preferential system that you couldn't explain in a sentence, and the whole thing was a disaster. your number of seats 72 finally, in line with our vote is actually part, isn't it? actually it's actually pa. yeah, you know, the last labour conference voted for proportional or a form of. i mean, i've always favoured av plus, you know, where you have two ballot papers, one for a local mp, one for an opinion. that was what the jenkins commission came back with after blair recommended it. i just wonder, is the liberal democrat enthusiasm for electoral reform, do you think it's as strong as it was? yes, absolutely. >> you can totally rely on the lib dems to support measures for electoral reform. welcome to the club. it's all i can say. no, i've been there. >> no, i didn't mean that. >> no, i didn't mean that. >> i know you have, but the club of piling up a decent vote and not not getting much return for it. what i think was not much, really. >> i mean, you know, we need the con

nick: for the pbs news hour, i am nick schifrin. ♪ amna: in the days other headlines, -- in the day'seadlines, israeli airstrikes tore through buildings in and around the southern gaza city of khan younis, killing at least 38 people. medical staff at nasser hospital called the situation "out of control". the overall death toll in gaza has now surpassed 39,000 since the war began. that's according to the hamas-run gaza health ministry. those strikes come as israel ordered a new evacuation for an area near khan younis that it had designated a humanitarian zone. israel now says hamas fighters have embedded there. many palestinians expressed anguish over being uprooted once again. >> we do not know where we are walking in god's vast land. every day we are displaced. this is the seventh or eighth time we have been displaced. while we were sleeping in our homes, they started shooting at us. bombing from everywhere. amna: also today, israel announced the death of two israeli hostages. they've been identified as 76-year-old alex dancyg and yagev buchshtab who was 35. officials say they were k

nick schifrin has the story. netanyahu had the rare opportunity of meeting the commander-in-chief and the person running to replace him. first, he met president biden in the oval office. biden laughed after netanyahu called him a proud irish-american zionists. that is biden laughing right there. and then later, he met with vice president harris. after that meeting, she said she believed in israel's right to defend itself but also was concerned about how israel was conducting the war, and she said that there were too many palestinian civilians being killed. separately, there is a meeting between president biden and prime minister netanyahu with the families of americans who were held hostage. if you see that meeting right there. the national security council spokesman, john kirby, said a cease-fire hostage deal was closer than before but was still not done. >> there are gaps that remain and our team continues to work with our counterparts in the region to see if we can't close those gaps. we believe that they are

nick: nearly 6000 miles away, the war continues in khan younis, now a shell of itself.azans who were told it would be safe to come back here must now escape again, forced to drag their loved ones, too frail to walk, desperate for a safety that is not to be found. >> we demand the leaders of the world to look at us. we are being targeted while we are being displaced. nick: on monday israel issued evacuation orders to 400,000 gazans in parts of khan younis in a previously designated safe zone. their neighborhoods are flooded with sewage. this week the world health organization warned of the spread of the poliovirus. the u.n. says nearly one third of those killed have been children. but somehow baby malachi came to life, born after his mother died in an airstrike on their family home. geoff: after netanyahu's speech, a senior administration official told reporters a hostage deal is in "the closing stages," but this official acknowledged there is no agreement yet between israel and hamas on the transition from temporary to permanent ceasefire. to delve more into what netany

what do you think about this, nick? any thoughts?ell, they predicted that reeves will kitchen sink the bad news about the economy. that's a phrase horrible. i've never heard it before. but you imagine it means chuck everything at it. so it's just going to be a budget of awfulness. and i guess you'll get to blame. all of it on the tories. >> isn't kitchen sinking a wrestling move? >> no kitchen sinking? how am i? how am i the only one to know this? you know this. >> it's those dramas from the 50s. from the 1950s. >> oh, i see, i see. >> so she's in black and white. they were really bleak. they took place in the north and they were horrible. i think they were the first, like kind of horrible working class documentaries where i'm from. >> yeah. okay. let's move on, though, to the mail on friday. nick, what are they running for with the front cover? >> they've got labour's £300 green energy bill saving ly line of commerce . but because there of commerce. but because there was this claim that in the campaign for miliband and et al. that w

nick. . , i think, with nick from the bbc. nick. ., , . ., ~' i., nick. thanks very much.ster. president mack brown said this morning that there is no silver— said this morning that there is no silver bullets when it comes to solving — silver bullets when it comes to solving the issue of small boats crossing — solving the issue of small boats crossing the channel. —— president emmanuel— crossing the channel. —— president emmanuel macron. it is going to be very difficult to deliver tangible progress on that. and if i mayjust quickly— progress on that. and if i mayjust quickly on — progress on that. and if i mayjust quickly on ukraine, is there anything _ quickly on ukraine, is there anything extra that you as prime minister— anything extra that you as prime minister are offering president zelensky when it comes to weapons or to money _ zelensky when it comes to weapons or to money. are you open to it? well, let me take — to money. are you open to it? well, let me take both. _ to money. are you open to it? well, let me take both. there _ to money. are you open to it? well, l