nikki fox, bbc news.inter. the hot weather and lack of rainfall in parts of england has stressed crops which may affect the look of some produce. but the national farmers union says they'll still taste the same and is urging supermarkets to sell more wonky veg. the recent dry weather has caused havoc for parts of the countryside. and small wild animals are finding it tough too. one farmer in suffolk is so worried, she's been trying to help. debbie tubby has more. this hare is wary, but thirsty. it normally wouldn't drink out of a container but there is no moisture in the grass. this jay is trying to cool off. a badger, brazen about enjoying a possibly life—saving drink. even a fox has come to this man—made watering home. i kind of thought it might be a goshawk and i've never seen one to photograph. i didn't know they were on the farm. which is really nice. all of them have been caught on camera by sue cross, who is so concerned about their welfare after weeks of no rain she has been putting water out for

nikki fox reports. ambulances queueing outside busy hospitals to off—load patients.ds developed excruciating stomach pain, his wife dialled 999. i wanted help. i was in so much pain, wracked in pain, vomiting too. i vomited several times during the evening. i didn't know if it was appendicitis, i didn't know what it was. i felt terrible, thought i was dying. the 73—year—old from norwich was told it could be 15 hours until an ambulance arrived. the trust says it was classed as a less urgent call, but andrew says the clinician on the phone told him he needed emergency ambulances are sent to life—threatening calls, and taxis are only used to transport other patients when it is clinically appropriate. while the welsh ambulance service added, a taxi is only used for red calls after an ambulance resource has arrived at the scene and clinically assessed the patient. i was gobsmacked, really, to think, in this day and age, they are using taxis to transport emergency cases to hospital like that. if that's the only resource that they have got now, yeah, it's not great at all,

nikki fox, bbc news. has more. this hare is wary, but thirsty. it normally wouldn�*t drink out of a container but there is no moisture in the grass. this jay is trying to cool off. a badger, brazen about enjoying a possibly life—saving drink. even a fox has come to this man—made watering home. i kind of thought it might be a goshawk and i�*ve never seen one to photograph. i didn�*t know they were on the farm. which is really nice. all of them have been caught on camera by sue cross, who is so concerned about their welfare after weeks of no rain she has been putting water out for them to drink. i think the wildlife needs water. the ponds have dried up, the river is very low. and they are using the water trays that are out, so it obviously is making a difference. she lives on a 600—acre farm near bury st edmunds. just go over there. there�*s probably about three on the other side of this hedge here. she now spends all day everyday refreshing and refilling 70 trays of for the wildlife which calls this farm h

nikki fox, bbc news.unds and follows a series of pilots held across england. tom purser is head of guidance, volonteering and campaigns at the national autistic society. good afternoon. well, will it help? it is such an important area. how optimistic are you that this will provide benefit? we optimistic are you that this will provide benefit?— optimistic are you that this will rovide benefit? ~ ., , . ., provide benefit? we really welcome the initiative _ provide benefit? we really welcome the initiative in _ provide benefit? we really welcome the initiative in today's _ the initiative in today's announcement and any additional support forfinding and announcement and any additional support for finding and sustaining work, it's usually important. but the scheme is only going to help around 2000 people. there are 700,000 autistic people, children and adults in the uk, and what we need to see is much more tailored, personalised employment support for those people who want to work, are struggling to find work

nikki fox reports. ambulances queueing outside busy hospitals to off—load patients. it could be 15 hours until an ambulance arrived. the trust says it was classed as a less urgent call, but andrew says the clinician on the phone told him he needed to be seen and booked him a taxi. he said to me, you need to get to hospital. he said the ambulance service is in so much disarray, it's unbelievable. but he said, what i'm going to do for you, he said, i'm going to get a taxi for you. and this situation is not unique. in the year up to the end ofjanuary, more than 23,000 patients in england and wales whose cases were classed as urgent were booked taxis in place of ambulances. a small proportion of nearly seven million calls received, but includes a three—day—old baby and a 103—year—old. we were contacted by one manager at a taxi firm used in the east of england. his name is being withheld to protect him. it's very unfair on the customer who needs to get to the hospital. it's also extremely unfair on the driver, because he has no training to deal with that sort of situation

nikki haley. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> nikki: thanks for having me, mike. >> mike: let's start with pelosi'swith taiwan is crucial and that is the message we are bringing here today. >> mike: china has responded aggressively in the days since her visit enter that you've said this week "america needs to show that we won't let beijing's temper tantrum dictate our foreign policy, the taiwanese are free people who must not be trampled by the chinese communists." so do you endorse the speaker's trip and what should u.s. policy with china be going forward? >> nikki: you know, i do think that nancy pelosi was right to go to taan. it's a shame that biden tried to put a wrench in it by saying the military didn't want her to go. china is trying to bully us the way they try and bully their own people, and we shouldn't have it. taiwan is a island of 23 million people who have managed to be free for 70 plus years. we should always have the backs of our allies and we should always hold our enemies to account. they are a huge force when it comes to our economy and we need to make sure that taiwan knows tha

. >> that is nikki haley on "fox news sunday" discussing the upcoming midterm elections which are nowway. the administration has had a lot of winds recently including the senate just passing the democrats so-called inflation reduction act. a blow out july jobs report, gas prices are coming down and the military killed the number two al qaeda 9/11 mastermind in afghanistan. are republicans worried the president and his party are turning things around in time for the midterms? >> member of the house financial services committee. part of your portfolio to help cultivate and select candidates for congressional offices on the republican side, congressman. given some of the things that we just talked about, the successes that the administration is having, are you a little concerned that republicans may not take back the house this time around? >> john, great to be with you. first off, you will have to redefine what successes if that is what we are going to call this. it is not unusual since they took the last week trying to redefine recession which we are written by definition. you still ha

nikki fox, bbc news.o to university this year and you will be repaying your student loan for 30 years — go in 2023 and that rises to 40 years. that might really change your mind on whether you choose to defer or not. we're joined now by education secretary, james cleverly. good morning to you, busy day ahead, and first of all, if you are a grades being handed out this year, explain why. —— fewer a grades. before i answer that i want to take the opportunity to congratulate the students who had a tough couple of years but nevertheless have sat exams and will be looking forward to getting, i say looking forward, they will be getting their exam results later today, so huge congratulations to them and the teaching profession for all they have done. in answer to your question, what we know is that the best place for children to learn is in a classroom and the best way of assessing the learning is through exams so we have decided to go back to an exam —based system. that was our plan and that is what has happene

nikki haley u.s. and its allies should respond only on fox news sunday. and, a major wind for abortion rights in deep red at kansas. will ask our sunday panel how republicans need to address their messaging before midterms. plus. oxon is on road to midterms in wyoming. congresswoman liz cheney and her trumpet endorsed rival are connecting with voters and one of the most-watched primaries of the year. all right now on fox news sunday. logan from fox news in washington. you are looking live for democrats about working through the night to drive their election-year economic package for the final passage been ordered to do so taking a series of rapidfire amendment votes called it's been underway for more than it will likely advice president kamala harris to cast the time working vote is in the package the house of representatives. in the bible's book of democratic senator ben cardin. let's first turn to chat on capitol hill with the latest. >> good morning. democrats will meet all 50 of their senators to pass the bill. so far they have the boat that includes

fox news sunday. his guest includes former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley. we thank you for invites us tonight. this is it for special report. >> jesse: thanks, kevin. fox news alert. we have a primetime exclusive tonight. the first bus load of migrants delivered by the texas governor arrived in new york city today. so we sent our team to talk to them. it wasn't that simple. once the driver saw our cameras, he hightailed it. we stayed on him, chased him through the streets of midtown manhattan. once we caught up, the migrants wanted to talk, but a group of volunteers were trying to get rid of us. they told the migrants we were bad people, and they shouldn't do any interviews. they pushed the migrants away from our cameras and told us to get lost. but we stayed and let the migrants tell us what the democrats don't want you to hear. joe biden inspired them to take this dangerous trip to america. >> where are you coming from? >> venezuela. >> colombia. >> honduras. >> what was it like crossing the border? what happened once you crossed? >> the first border i cro

fox news sunday. his guest includes former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley. ecial report. >> jesse: thanks, kevin. fox news alert. we have a primetime exclusive tonight. the first bus load of migrants delivered by the texas governor arrived in new york city today. so we sent our team to talk to them. it wasn't that simple. once the driver saw our cameras, he hightailed it. we stayed on him, chased him through the streets of midtown manhattan. once we caught up, the migrants wanted to talk, but a group of volunteers were trying to get rid of us. they told the migrants we were bad people, and they shouldn't do any interviews. they pushed the migrants awa

mike: please join me tomorrow for "fox news sunday," i will talk with former u.n. ambassador nikki right here on fox news or check your local listings for when it airs on your fox station. arthel? arthel: i will check it out and hope you check us out in one hour. mike: thank you. ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the editorial -- journal editorial report, i'm gerry baker. china has halted talks with the united states and is conducting live-fire drills as house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan sparks a fierce back a lash and pushes tensions to a new high. the latest clash comes as president xi jinping prepares to seek a third term in power this fall. so why is china reacting so forcefully, and what is

. >> mike: really cool visual, please join me on sunday for fox news sunday. governor nikki you could hardly get a better guest, perfect timing decision, thank you, mike issue great to be with you. everyone have a good weekend. "faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: new york city getting a taste what it is like for americans living near the southern border. united states on pace to see 2 million illegal immigrants cross into the sovereign nation. on this friday morning, the first bus load arrived in manhattan, courtesy, texas governor. i'm harris faulkner. greg abbott is getting the nation's attention and keeping it, sending illegals to washington, d.c. and bussing them to new york city escalating feud with liberal big city mayors abbott extended invitation to new york mayor eric adams to witness the crisis first hand.

former un ambassador nikki haley wait in on how to combat chinese aggression today on fox news sunday>> the way you prevent wars issue do not shy away from having the backs of your allies. and you let your enemies know what we expect of them. these temper tantrums are childish. and they are dangerous and they should not be doing them for the last thing we need to do is run from that. >> elites that she supports bipartisan legislation introduced by senators lindy lindsey graham and menendez to restructure policy by do so by bolstering support for taiwan's democratic government help to enhance their defense capabilities. i wanted central news agency reports in response to china's military exercises, their army will hold live fire drills this week, eric sark alexander thank you, arthel. arthel: this week it is about bloodiest fighting between israeli forces and islamic jihad militants in over a year for this new round of violence began friday when his israeli strike killed a top jihadist commander in gaza, a second commander was killed saturday. house officials say at least 31 people hav

you're watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. nikki haley saying, as china ups aggression america needs to show we won't let beijing temper tantrum dictate. kevin court has the latest. >> good to be with you, america's solidarity with taiwan is more important today as the world faces choice says between democracy. nancy pelosi is just about to depart after a brief stop in tapei taiwan. she said this trip is about america's unwaivering commitment to the country. >> in terms of governance we commend taiwan for being one of the freest societies in the world. we come in friendship and leadership and want the world to recognize that. >> china condemning this highest level u.s. visit in 25 years as threat to peace and stability in the taiwan strait with the ambassador issues threat, the u.s. must pay the price for its own mistake and we mean what we say. despite its position it doesn't support taiwan independence, the white house says the speaker is entitled to travel as she sees fit and threats from beijing would be met measure for measure.

nikki haley, maryland democratic senator ben cardin weighing in on the senate vote. "fox news sunday," 2 the p.m. eastern right here on fox news or check your local listings for when it airs on your fox station. arthel? arthel: i will check it out and hope you check us out in one hour. mike: thank you. ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the editorial -- journal editorial report, i'm gerry baker. china has halted talks with the united states and is conducting live-fire drills as house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan sparks a fierce back a lash and pushes tensions to a new high. the latest clash comes as president xi jinping prepares to seek a third term in power this fall. so why is china reacting so forcefully, and what is xi's end game? let's bring in michael pillsbury, senior fellow at hudson institute and author of book "the 100-year their mono. -- marathon." michael, thanks very much, indeed, for joining us. >> thanks. gerry: a lot of sound and tour -- fury around speaker pelosi's itinerary. did this visit achieve anything? >> well, it achieved a lot, but a lot depends on wh

you're watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. nikkis china ups aggresme

nikki haley over the weekend was asked about this on "fox news sunday" saying that was the moment whenaw us as weak. >> mark my words, had we never had that blunder in afghanistan, we would not be having the war you are seeing in ukraine. we would not have al qaeda terrorists sitting running free in afghanistan. we would not have china showing the arrogance that they are showing over taiwan. this all happened because of how america showed weakness. now we have to find our strength and we better get to work and we better get to work toon. >> bill: what do you think of that tying it all back to kabul? >> yeah, i think it's principally correct. we can't prove all of that certainly but just applying some common sense to what has taken place here. it was a major inflection point for this administration. what drove this really was the unconditional withdrawal with a date certain. emphasis on unconditional. no cease-fire or no peace agreement. there weren't any real substantive negotiations going on. we were just going to walk away. i think the american people saw it as a huge foreign policy

will post fox news sunday and mike will speak with democrat cardin as the senate vote on inflation reduction act and see how that turns out. exclusive interview with former un ambassador nikki hailey, i'll see you tomorrow at noon. ♪♪ >> dialogue trump along with joey jones, alicia acuna. today's big static show. raymond. >> shocking new details. an elderly woman in san francisco attack, every parent watching will believe this. >> mandate taking a wild ride after she drove her car into a home. it's a story we are talking about tonight. >> bill maher has a hot case on obesity epidemic. he thinks it's not this issue but it's a national security issue. >> first, showed up in the senate on capitol hill right now. the state is about to begin on the inflation reduction act. democrat moving forward with a huge spending bill despite the findings the bill will have a major impact on inflation. the white house saying something completely different. >> the economist have said this inflation reduction act will reduce inflation. >> is it appropriate to brand as inflation reduction act when it will have this effect in the next two years? >> if you think about the reduction act, inflation

nikki haley hinting around. >> lawrence: potentially challenging the former president on "fox news sunday." >> steve: you know, dismal six months joe biden over the last couple weeks has had a couple good weeks with the chips bill and guns bill and perhaps the passage of this big, what is it the called the inflation reduction act which is hilariously titled. joe concha looks at who could possibly run on the democrat side and had this observation earlier this morning right here on the fox news channel. >> i can never remember an administration that's not even in office for 19 months, having this much speculation around whether a president is running for re-election. on how his vice president is profoundly not prepared for the job and the bench ain't gooded. are i will do to america what i did to california gavin newsom. bernie sanders, cory booker. beto o'rourke not the greatest hits from the 2018 campaign. that's where the democratic party is they don't want this party to run. but the problem is the back phil just ain't there and, again, the fact that we are even talking about this joust shows you how much awa

will post fox news sunday and mike will speak with democrat cardin as the senate vote on inflation reduction act and see how that turns out. exclusive interview with former un ambassador nikkioon. ♪♪ >> dialogue trump along with joey jones, alicia acuna. today's big static show. raymond. >> shocking new details. an elderly woman in san francisco attack, every parent watching will believe this. >> mandate taking a wild ride after she drove her car into a home. it's a story we are talking about tonight. >> bill mer

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