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why is nigel adams worried that she may lose voters that boris johnson has reached?s johnson had star power for and he has -- people thought that he could relate to. it will be a big challenge for liz truss to replicate that success. >> liz truss doesn't expect a lot of the loyalist to stay around. >> it is interesting that liz truss has been seen as the force johnson loyalist. /-- boris johnson loyalist. she stayed loyal to him until he resigned so that has been at dynamic. >> thank you very much and back with both of our guests. on oside source, we will speak to ian anderson who is the former you can government lgbt business champion who is appointed by liz truss in 2021 and he resigned. he is a conservative party member and he voted for liz truss in this leadership elecon and he is that cheap executive of the public relations country -- company cicero. i assume you are excited. >> this is the first candidate for conservative leader that has won. i am excited about that but i have known lizruss by 20 years and i have watched her grow in stature both as a politician

nigel. _ nobody has any faith in him then. nigel. the — nobody has any faith in him then.arkets, and what is the free market operating the way that it thinks it's meant to. they are blaming short selling. this is the process where broadly used sort of borrow a load of stock from a broker, if you are a traitor, you then sell it and it goes down in price can you buy it at the lower price. —— you are a trader. if the stock back to the trader, in this case sterling and in keep the difference. it's a slightly dodgy process, but perfectly legal. again, it is something that because it is rampant capitalism, the male would normally be in favour of that. i normally be in favour of that. i think it was robert harris who tweeted, i think it was him who said they should be punished by having their tax reduced and moving the cap on bonuses. their tax reduced and moving the cap on bonuses— on bonuses. yeah, absolutely. it's worth pointing _ on bonuses. yeah, absolutely. it's worth pointing out _ on bonuses. yeah, absolutely. it's worth pointing out as _ on bonuses. yeah, absolutely. it'

elizabeth: nigel, we missed you and love having you on. your owe action to the week's events and passing of the queen. they want heros and want to look up and out from their experience beyond human experience. they want qualities and hopes in their life and positivity. this is what this feels like too. >> this woman represented decency, morality, duty, and above all service. i feel with her passing we're moving into a world where those qualities are much rarer than nay used to b. i can't even begin to tell you how i felt when i heard the news that she'd been taken seriously ill. i felt sick to the bottom of my stomach and half past six last night, we got the news she passed. the emotions that has raised in tens of millions of us in this country is beyond description. i was at buckingham palace today and i watched streams of people walking down towards the palace, carrying their hands their floral dribbles. no one was talking and there was no cars and a total crowd of silence and a nation numbed by the loss of this incredible woman. the mos

nigel, good evening, thanks much for joining.ng that william and harry had dinner together with the whole family tonight. there are so much intrigue about the relationship. the relationship came as a surprise. when they made this appearance the other day on with kate and megan. especially after a turbulent couple of years. do you think of the queen's death will bring them closer again? >> -- disputes. and when someone dies they all get together for the funeral. past i've seen in a new light >> you know, cnn reported, nigel the principal thought that was an important show of unity to then walkabout together with harry and meghan at windsor. do you think we will see more of that? >> clearly, while harry and meghan are in the uk there is going to be more of that. and the longer term if they fly back to california we will have to see. obviously, the other royals can't easily fly to see the rest of the family. because of the protocol involved and the things that we have to do if they make any sort of visit to the united states. >> the

professor nigel boyle runs the program.udents, traditional students will learn more from a class taught in , inside prison than they would in the same class taught conventionally. and similarly, the inside students will learn an awful lot. and it's this learning across often generational differences, as well as obviously the difference in legal status, that is very powerful. stephanie: the inmates pursuing higher education here get to live in a dedicated section of the facility, the prison equivalent of a college dorm, where there's an exchange of ideas and a common scholastic pursuit. section 308 is a special place. textbooks and school supplies litter the bunks. about 48 incarcerated men here are enrolled in college courses. >> we have students in this classroom... stephanie: that number may be about to balloon. for decades, pell grants, federal financial aid to help low income students pay for college were off limits for incarcerated men and women. it was a vestige of the controversial crime bill sponsored by then-senato

i'm joined now with political editor at the sunday merits nigel, to look at some of the pages we will have to know who is kicking off, nigel, -- >> i was researching her prime ministers -- and they popped up twice, that is the tool she pointed, she went through seven popes, and how many presidents, what was interesting is how much detail the queen had and the prime ministers didn't, was to churchill dismissed her as being a mere child. and he was certainly pulled off on his first audience that she had not read all the telegrams from ambassadors over the world. and it's interesting what is going on there, churchill knew nothing about it, she sprung on him that there is a very interesting newtown about to be built in, horrible doubles into the no anything about it, you can read the papers, she seemed to have the grasp of detail that even prime ministers didn't. over the years they came to value what she knew, the knowledge she built up, the fact that basically shed much more experience than they did about the whole world of politics. >> they went to her for advice? >> i notice in your a

the| with the don't panic story in the express, we have heard from the labour leadership today where nigel, yes, they are going to put the 45p top tax rate back. they are not shifting any of the other stuff that has been announced, are they? other stuff that has been announced, are the ? ., ., �*, are they? know, and it's interesting. _ are they? know, and it's interesting. we - are they? know, and it's interesting. we are - are they? know, and it's| interesting. we are going are they? know, and it's - interesting. we are going to look are they? know, and it's _ interesting. we are going to look at where the labour party's positioning itself at these next few stories. a lot of people have been saying at the labour party conference already, so from union leaders to, you know, metro mayors have been saying, look, cara starmer really needs to be a lot bolder at the moment. now is not the time for sitting on the fence and prevaricating. but the time for sitting on the fence and prevaricating.— the time for sitting on the fence and prevaricating. but is he right to sa , and prevaricating. but i

nigel farage joins me live from london when "the story" comes back.ut everything trying to pay for prescriptions. we spent our whole pension but couldn't keep up. so my husband just stopped taking his medicine. and then he had a stroke. i can't get back what i lost, but thanks to aarp, a new law will protect seniors with a cap on their prescription costs. that could have changed everything for us. i'm just grateful that no one will have to face the terrible choices that we did i'm aline and i live in castle valley, california. my husband, barney, and i have been married for 32 years. i think the most important thing in life is to stay healthy. i noticed i was having some memory lapses. i discovered prevagen. since i've been on prevagen, i've noticed more clarity, more sharpness. the recall mechanism is a lot more concise. i've been taking prevagen for almost 10 years. it's wonderful. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of th

nigel, always good to have you.ew prime minister? will she follow in the mold of a maggie thatcher, someone she repudiated not too many years ago, i'm just wondering your thoughts? >> you were right. a young protester. thatcher out protester. she was a very strong liberal. wanted to get rid of the queen. voted remain. she says she is on a conversion. i was elected as a conservative. i will govern as a conservative. i thought, wow, what a lovely change that will make after 12 years and three previous prime ministers, all of whom pretended to be conservative but governed as social democrats. so she clearly does believe in free markets. she believes in lower taxes. she believes in helping business. and on energy, which is the big one and this country is on the edge of a financial precipice unless we sort this out, on energy, she has talked about increasing uk supply. so my position on this is i'm not sure whether to entirely believe her but i will, absolutely for the sake of the country giver had the benefit of the dou

thanks, nigel. a former british cabinet member. speaking of parliament and cabinet, as far as the official getting back to business in now his majesty's kingdom, it will have to wait another 48 hours.all activity in the financial world does resume tomorrow, but britain is in a world of hurt. you think we have inflation troubles and run-away prices. in britton, it's that on steroids. already we're getting wind that the new prime minister is already talking about trying to freeze prices again. it's back to reality tomorrow. so for the jarring events that have to be dealt with for an economy, that could be on the brink in great britain. let's go to hillary and jonathan here with us, royal watchers. welcome to both of you. hillary, to you on some of the things that we can expect as britains slowly returns to work, the government gets to governing and all of that. this could be a momentous week. what are you looking at? >> a pleasure to be with you. a few things here. yes, it went rather unnoticed because of the recent events. liz truss

nigel, thank you very much.igel farage, former brexit party leader, giving you updates, great britain, the united kingdom as they become available here. meantime we have the last big primary before the actual midterms in november. want to take you to new hampshire right now where republicans are lining up candidates to take on three different democratic incumbents, two in the house, one in the united states senate. as for the challenge that governor john sununu, chris sununu, i keep talking about his dad in token opposition there. he has a big lead by a country mile over his democratic opponent. his thoughts what is happening in the granite stay right after this. ♪. ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active

we'll talk to nigel faraj.y worker, yes, today is return to the office day. we'll talk about what to expect when you get to your cubicle the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> good morning, and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm joe kernen with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin and u.s. equity features have picked up. s&p could be inching its way back up toward 4,000 far below that friday at the close and treasury yields have indicated that either the fed is going to continue or things aren't quite as bad as the oil markets are telling us about the economy. but we've also got, you know, one-offs happening in terms of nord stream and opec that's two-off, i guess. >> we keep thinking they're one-offs, but they happen again and again, which makes them no longer one-offs, and they start to add up. >>> cardinal health will add new independent directors to its board, including elliott's steven bang. in deal news, cvs health has reached a deal

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nigel, do you think you could take us to a story from a former press secretary about king charles and his everyday routine. >> -- so the king when he was prince charles. what he says is he was impressed by people who try to show off their intellect -- or their titles, where they're standing. that prince charles wanted to meet ordinary people. again, he tells an anecdote of going to the latest james bond film to go and meet the cast. he was really excited about meeting daniel craig, but he didn't get there until quite late because prince charles wants to talk to all the crew, the lighting people, everyone behind the scenes. he seems to be fascinated by ordinary people. obviously, that's -- to be the future king. >> absolutely. something that people will -- >> nodule nelson, and dr. tested dunlap. great to see you guys in keeping me company. it's been good to see you. to see you. let's just show you the scene at balmoral this morning. as you can see, a huge number of flowers outside the gates there. we saw a number of police officers as well arriving at the gates of balmoral just a shor

nigel faraj was speaking earlier. he said that when she met winston churchill for the first time, he talked about this being the new elizabethan age. that has really come to fruition today. caroline: the longest reigning monarch celebrated her platinum jubilee in june. we must think that this is not to state moment of mourning for the u.k., but she is of course queen for the while him of the commonwealth, including 14 other countries like australia, canada, jamaica. she was a constitutional monarch . she kept her views to herself. romaine: we are getting official word from the royal family through their twitter account, saying the queen died peacefully at bell moral this afternoon. the king and queen consort will remain at bell moral this evening and returned to london tomorrow. that is from the royal family's official twitter account to that queen elizabeth the second has passed away. caroline: we understand that the wheels come into motion. this is the moment that the u.k. has prepared for four years. the london bri

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i want to read a statement from the cabinet minister, nigel adams, a supporter of borisjohnson, sayinghe supporter of borisjohnson, saying he is quitting the role, saying those who sought your demise do not understand the values and aspirations of 2019 first time tory voters. what does he mean by that, joe? i voters. what does he mean by that, joe? ~ , ., voters. what does he mean by that, joe? ~' , ., ., joe? i think he is hinting at a re joe? i think he is hinting at a pretty remarkable _ joe? i think he is hinting at a pretty remarkable critical - pretty remarkable critical achievement which boris johnson pretty remarkable critical achievement which borisjohnson had which was winning so many seats in the north and the midlands, places that had historically voted labour. he had a connection with the people. the question is can liz truss do the same? does she still had that charisma and political connection to do that? it charisma and political connection to do that? �* charisma and political connection to do that? . , �* , charisma and political connection to do that? ., �* , ., , do

tesla and nigel we will see you later. do stay with us we have live coverage from buckingham palace and from balmoral later on this morning as the queen's coffin will begin its journey to its final resting place. it's been described as king charles asked his mother's last great journey, we will have plenty of coverage on that throughout the day and plenty of reaction to the crowds arriving here at buckingham palace. do stay with us. stay with us. >> publish and proclaimed that the prince charles philippe arthur george become our only lawful and rightful liege lord charles the third. >> three cheers for his majesty the king. >> god save the king! >> thank you so much. >> good morning from buckingham palace, the queen's funeral cortege will leave balmoral making its way to edinburgh in what king charles describes as his mother's last great journey. no republic referendum in my first term, in an international exclusive australia's prime minister tell sky news there will be no break for the

i'm joined by royal historian tested dunlap and nigel nelson to take us through the papers.ing to both of you. thanks so much for joining us. so a lot of the papers have gone with yesterday's surprise walkabout, seeing prince william and prince harry reunited with their partners the first walk about it winced are kicking off, with a mirror aren't we, reunited for granny headlines. >> it was the only sort of concordia graft moment in a highly choreographed day. totally henry's unexpected. we knew prince william and kate would come, out they did a walk about, to see harry and meghan there was a huge surprise. the great thing about that is that it seems to me that if you've got a nation uniting in grief, the brothers ought to unite in grief as well. that was the kind of saying, they were doing it for, as they say the, family. but the whole thing is it was also for the country as well it. was nice to see them together. >> it was a warm the bottom of your heart sort of thing. the olive branch. the sunny times says awkward truce. i know, and, you are gripped by the body language.

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back to dr nigel fletcher.ramatisations like the crown but we never know what goes on in those meetings —— it is a bit like schrodinger�*s meeting. i think the new prime minister, liz truss will find it of huge value to lavish sovereign who has so many years experience at —— to have a sovereign has so many years experience. experience at -- to have a sovereign has so many years experience. thank ou ve has so many years experience. thank you very much. _ has so many years experience. thank you very much. dr— has so many years experience. thank you very much, dr nigel— has so many years experience. thank you very much, dr nigel fletcher. i has so many years experience. thank you very much, dr nigel fletcher. we will go to buckingham palace to get more of a sense of the atmosphere there and my colleaguejoanna gosling is standing by. there and my colleague joanna gosling is standing by.- gosling is standing by. hello, clive. also there is a - gosling is standing by. hello, clive. also there is a very i important me

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i father said we couldn't. nutty nigel that commanded. sometime sa har says she feels like she is suffocating. when that happens, she heads out walking aimlessly through the narrow streets of venice. recently, people in italy have been talking about how right wing parties could win the election in late september, georgia, maloney could become italy's next prime minister. so har is worried. would that means she might have to leave italy, her brother hom, it tries to comfort her or by says that this was what is maloney's policy towards migrants about her you guys' hours or about she leads of far right potty in italy. yeah. need careful stubby, of course, she's against refugees and migrant album all junior in though not against ukrainian joy. she has no problem with them right now. oh, great. okay. i won't get involved, but she might have a problem with that. that was good. warm or sorry, not with us personally now, but her approach to international politics. she is fundamentally against refugees and migrants. yeah. how much gift on em. but

elizabeth zeroes and put your mentors in the us, that all we did, i vision of ourselves for a young nigel capital vision. big rational, dazzled years. it cannot be parasol for many people do. ah, not in myrtle napoleon with that boy. you're with free world is with you or is with you i have with you. oh, i spoke with you cuz village full credit is going to be out of wood from beach. gonna still be patient with me. ah ah another person dies in violence between congolese, the protesters un peacekeepers as classes that have been on the rise for months now bring the mission to protect people from violence groups under the scrutiny. also in the program, my government allowing the ukrainian government to try and challenge me. politicians on journalists from around the world hold a conference, the money, the ukraine drop, an increment black list of his enemies. also.

it hasn't gone unnoticed with nigel travis, who played erasmus lee.out your project and i think it is a wonderful thing that you're doing and it genuinely sounds fantastic. i wish you all the best and i hope to see you soon. god bless. don't be fooled — it's not all exercise. the sessions usually end with cake. the social network that people have created around the group is so satisfying, because there seem to be a little bit of a gap in that. also, i havejust made lovely friends. it is fantastic and i'm learning more, especially afterwards when we socialise, you learn so much more about them, their medication, how it affects them. then i can tailor what we do to assist them. so it's almost like a one—to—one session within the group. having secured funding, this pilot scheme got the green light at the start of the year. the parky blinders are now hoping to branch out and offer other activities to help support people with the disease. but i suspect cake will be involved, whatever they do. andy burkett, bbc news. a uk euromillions player has won £171 mi

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so bigger than the bill of nigel lawson's 1988 budget. now bigger than that.would have been 30 billion and we had about a5 billion, so 50% bigger in tax cuts than perhaps we were expecting yesterday. that coupled with what you call the biggest government intervention in your lifetime, that is the package to help households and businesses pay the soaring energy costs. again, you said it was unsustainable and you thought it would be unsustainable. why? there's two separate things here. the energy cost support, hopefully is a one—off. it is enormous, but hopefully it's a one—off and within two years it will go because energy prices are back down. i do worry that we don't have an exit strategy here, that if energy prices don't go back down this becomes a very, very expensive long—term thing. but in terms of the a5 billion, there are no energy costs in there and we assume that is gone within a couple of years but a5 billion of tax cuts and a slowing economy which means we will be borrowing more than expected when the 0br did its last forecast, adding this to our mo

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it hasn't gone unnoticed with nigel travis who played erasmus lee.and it genuinely sounds fantastic. i wish you all the best and i hope to see you soon. god bless. don't be fooled, it is not all exercise, the sessions usually end with cake. the social network that people have created around the group is so satisfying, because there seem to be a little bit of a gap in that. also, i have just made lovely friends. it is fantastic, especially afterwards when we socialise, you learn so much more about them, their medication, how it affects them. then i can tailor what we do to assist them. it is almost like a one—to—one session within the group. having secured funding, this pilot scheme got the green light at the start of the year. the parky blinders are hoping to branch out and offer other activities for people with the disease. but i suspect cake it will be involved, whatever they do. andy burkett, bbc news. let's get the weather now with louise. sunshine and showers the

thank you >>> joining us is sharon and nigel. thank you to both for being here. mr. ambassador, the list of heads of state and dignitaries at the service today is unprecedented in the number of presidents and countries and we heard from the chiefs of police that this was going to be the most complicated security setup. more than the 2012 london olympics. did you have fear or concerns about what might happen today? >> i didn't and i'm glad that my prediction was borne out. it went smoothly. they made some changes. bussed a lot of dignitaries to the abbey rather than allowing the individual motorcades. it was like 150 state visits at once. that's what the great care and the years of preparation was able to bring forth. it was a day of pageantry and tradition brilliantly executed. >> sharon, what's been remarkable to watch over 12 days has been the public face of the royal family having to mourn in public in front of not just other brits but the world and saw emotion from king charles today. we'll play a bit of it. i wonder what you thought when we saw some emotion at d

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nigel farage, the leader of the brexit party and joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on.ill give it to your thoughts about the death of queen elizabeth ii. >> profound sadness. i'm approaching 60, she has been there my entire life. you have to be 75 to even remember a time when she was into. the queen of great britain, northern ireland, the head of the commonwealth, and this gets forgotten, i heard what you said about the empire, you are quite right. not only a benign empire, but the only example of the history of mankind where the colonies of the former so-called impress or join together in a club that we call the commonwealth that has 2.3 billion people within it. so i am profoundly sad for what has happened today. i have to say when i heard the news this morning she was ill, i felt six to the bottom of my stomach. and went along tonight to buckingham palace to lay some flowers and pay my respects. and you know, there may be some in academia, there may be some writing for "the new york times" that want to sully the memory of this great woman, but i would argue that toda

and similarly, nigel biggar, ethicist at oxford. he argues that it is justifiable to feel affection and loyalty and gratitude towards a nation whose customs and institutions have induct us into created forms of human flourishing. and for me, i imagine, for most of us here, that nation is america and it has inducted us into patterns of life that us to flourishing. so none of critique that i'm going to give you tonight is critique of the existence of nations. it's not a critique of loving your country. it's not even a critique of what some people call our civil religion. i actually enjoy the pageantry. the serum monies that make up our national together. and i think those are another crucial way of expressing our gratitude towards our nation. none of that is nationalism. nationalism is a political. it is an argument about we define our country and it's a program of political action for the government ought to do. very different from patriotism which is simply a love of country nationalism is an argument about how we define country. na

our 2018 launched says a clean energy draws and 0 emission sources such as solar wind, nigel electric to generate 95% of the electricity that you're using every day. the governor's recently announced goals for carbon ising california's grid by 2014 were just an active by the legislature. yet under lori mitchell's leadership and the rest, the clean energy team, san jose will achieve that goal 20 years ahead of schedule. >> fairleigh carter also pushed a recommendation for san jose to pursue a micro power grid in partnership with google, the he says will be cheaper and more reliable in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you >> tonight, all evacuation orders have been lifted in the mosquito fire that's burning between sacramento and lake tahoe. this week's rain really did help the crews getting containment up to 60% as of this morning, the fire has burned more than 76,000 acres. it has destroyed nearly 80 buildings, including a lot of homec. things are expected, though, to heat up again this weekend. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tells us how that could affect the fi