let's speak to paul martin, uk head of retailfor the consultancy firm kpmg. it's good to talk to you, keeping shoppers back, surely it's notjust a spot of what weather, we're used to that in the uk now, surely? weather, we're used to that in the uk now. surely?— weather, we're used to that in the uk now, surely? weather is also used as an excuse — uk now, surely? weather is also used as an excuse of _ uk now, surely? weather is also used as an excuse of poor— uk now, surely? weather is also used as an excuse of poor performance of. as an excuse of poor performance of retail sales. as an excuse of poor performance of retailsales. it's as an excuse of poor performance of retail sales. it's a perfect cocktail of challenges at the moment, many consumers are feeling the pinch, the inflationary pressures are definitely hitting many consumers hard, therefore consumers have been tightening their belts and spending less over the last weeks. belts and spending less over the last weeks-— belts and spending less over the last weeks. ~ ., ., ,., ., ., last weeks. worried about inflation, worried a

our fellow commissioner larry griffin, our colleague in rec and park, paul martin, a person important to rec and park, sigh on williams and another colleague sean porter. there will be people that will talk about larry griffin, phil is going to talk about paul, i'm going to share about sigh on and sean, is that all right? okay. so ashley is everyone that we were hoping might be for larry here? >> yes, nobody from his immediate family is here, so it will be us, but they're watching. >> so on our communication team, rye on has put a video remembrance about larry, so when we have an opportunity to queue it up, is that imminent? >> yes, it is. >> go ahead and we'll start with this. >> i knew larry for over 40 years when he was active in the community. i was delighted when the mayor appointed him to the rec and park commission. about layer eye, i said to my wife, we're going to be saying goodbye to a wonderful man, and she was like what was he like? and i said two words, he was a sweet and a gentleman. with those skills, he had it all. >> i'm a native san franciscan and i went to roosevelt

paul hawkins . hawkins. >> thanks, martin. it's exactly 2.30. ses are continuing to slow due to falls in the cost of food and energy. the latest figures from the office for national statistics found consumer price index inflation or cpi , dropped to inflation or cpi, dropped to 6.8% in the year to july. inflation or cpi, dropped to 6.8% in the year to july . for 6.8% in the year to july. for june it was 7.9. it's now the lowest rate since february last year. lowest rate since february last year . the lowest rate since february last year. the bank of england will decide whether to raise interest rates or not on september 21st, next year's rise in regulated rail fares in england will be below 9. regulated fares cover roughly 45% of journeys, including season tickets , including season tickets, government pegs regulated rail fare rises to the retail prices ,index fare rises to the retail prices , index measure of inflation or rpi, which is higher than cpi . rpi, which is higher than cpi. fares will rise from next march. house prices have continued t

paul. >>> after the break we meet two people who marched on washington alongside dr. martin luther king jr. and we see how it forever change the trajectory of their lives. >> >>> as we continue to honor the anniversary of the march on washington we introduce you to someone who, at that time , was a young man living in new york and uncertain about his purpose. kerry mccray was a young wife and mother of seven living in pittsburgh, but as royce jones shows us, their lives were forever changed by their march to the lincoln memorial. >> reporter: during the 1960s he was searching for something, and wasn't in pittsburgh. >> i have dropped out of school and ran away from home. >> reporter:'s destination? new york city, harlem. but he wasn't there alone. he had two aunts in staten island. >> this cooked me up out of harlem and saved my life and had me back in high school. so i was able to finish. in new yoyork. >> repororter: it was 1962. as member of the naacp youth council, he heard about a demonstration in washington. meanwhile in pittsburgh, kerry mccray also had plans to atten

that's kevin saunders , paul richards kevin saunders, paul richards and martine simons, thank you very simons, thank you very much for joining me this afternoon. an incredibly heated topic that is well, it's going topic that is well, it's going to go on and on until we find a solution and people are still dying . you're with dawn neesom dying. you're with dawn neesom on gb news on tv and digital radio. after the break, we'll continue with the great british debate i'm asking, should ministers be sacked over the bibby stockholm vase? we'll hear your thoughts . well, you'll hear your thoughts. well, you'll hear my thoughts on my panel. broadcaster lizzie candy and former labour party adviser matthew lazar. but first, it's those news headlines . those news headlines. >> it's 432. i'm aaron armstrong in the gp newsroom. six people have died after a small boat carrying over 50 migrants got into difficulties in the channel earlier this morning . the french earlier this morning. the french maritime authorities say their search efforts are continuing with up to two people still missing. the ves

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martin and. bev thanks for the update, paul. >> okay. news has been given exclusive access as immigration officers launched a major clampdown on food delivery companies who've been employing illegal immigrants. >> that's right. we all use them. but the home office says that working in the shadow economy is major pull factor economy is a major pull factor for embarking on often for those embarking on often dangerous and illegal journeys to uk . to the uk. >> our home security editor, mark white, was with enforcement officers as they carried out raids across the country in towns and cities across the uk. >> these delivery drivers are everywhere. we all use them, but increasingly the person who turns up at your door is breaking the law. we can reveal a massive surge in the number of illegal immigrants working in the delivery sector . we're with the delivery sector. we're with immigration enforcement officers in brighton city centre , a joint in brighton city centre, a joint operation with sussex police as they target the delivery drivers, t

paul dobson, bloomberg's executive editor for asian markets. i want to bring breaking lines from the ecb. we're hearing from martinazaks, the latvian central bank chief. he says he needs to see the new ecb central bank forecasts before deciding on rate hikes. this is in an interview with latvia's tv3. he says any additional rate hikes would be small. that is the latest commentary on the european central bank. coming up, more central bank action. new zealand's central bank governor says the economy needs a mild recession to slow activity. we bring more from our interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i would say to the markets, be confident that we have time to watch, worry and wait with where the interest rate levels are now. the forward track is a projection, it's not us trying to provide a signal, or constraint. the projection really reflects that over recent months, we have had some upturns on economic pressures that we saw. but it will come out in the wash. what have we done? we have an official cash rate projection two years out that deviates very little from 5.5%. and we think that nicely balances the risks

paul mccartney was spotted walking into de niro's nyc birthday bash, along with martin scorsese of courseversion of her latest album "chemistry" is on the way. the original project just dropped in june and featured hits and ballads like this one ♪ was it all a lie ♪ someone's going to show you how hard. >> her voice is so good. now the deluxe version is set to feature five new songs, remixes and a few featured artists, including kelly's young daughter, river rose the nine-year-old is listed on a track called "you don't make me cry. we certainly can't wait to hear this one, and all that kelly has in store and we're going to get to chat with kelly on the day that album comes out. she's stopping by our plaza on september 22nd for a special concert right here on "today." head to our web site for more information on that one. that will be fun head's up, next up, talking heads. the rock legends iconic concert film, "stop making sense" is gearing up for a re-release this fall nearly 40 years after its original debut ♪ ♪ that's right ♪ ♪ don't want to here's a peek of the trailer ♪ that's right n

steve martin, martin short and selena gomez bringing in some serious star power to help them solve yet another murder in season three. we're talking paul ashley park and the meryl streep. and guys, i've done a little digging and there are some theories out there that we might be getting a musical episode this season. the composing team from hairspray, the musical, is rumored to be attached to only murders this season. >> i love that show. it's a fun show and adding a musical element. >> sign me up that is that thoughtful, incisive commentary we were looking. yes, exactly. from you. thank you. one more question, will savage, there's some big entertainment award show overseas. is, yes, time or not eligible? but you've got everything we need to know. >> they're very excited for this. come with me on a quick trip to monaco, won't you? the monte carlo television festival unites television and film royalty across the globe over the summer, outside on the red carpet, showstopping appearances from princess charlene alongside josh duhamel. what a duo. and inside the top prize for film going to french film the fragile colossus and the big prize

paul robeson. she attended the new england conservatory of music in boston in 1951. while there, the spring of 1952, she gave a book, a seminary student who had befriended martin luther king jr. the book was edward bellamy's 1988 utopian novel looking. she inscribed gift in the book, she says, dear martin, i should be interested to know your reaction to bellamy's predictions about our society. in some ways it is rather encouraging to see how our social order has since bellamy's time, there is still hope for the future, lest we become too impatient. king responded. in a long two months later, he says, quote, i welcome the book because much of its content is in line with my basic ideas. i imagine you already know that i am much more socialistic in my economic theory than capital stock today. capitalism has outlived its usefulness. it has brought about a system that takes from the masses to luxuries to the classes, which is phrase he uses throughout his career. he finishes his letter with this basic thesis. i would concur. i would certainly welcome the day to come when there will be a nationalization of industry let us continue to hope, work, pray that in the future we

paul. and you look much more harry more handsome than prince harry as tell you, steve as well. let me tell you, steve says on the economy, we are well and martintin said. unless on unless people, especially on lower wages, are given, decent pay lower wages, are given, decent pay as so many people pay rises, as so many people will discretion will stop any discretion spending, will stop any discretion spendingeconomy , that occurred services economy, that occurred to me, martin, especially at christmas where people christmas, where i work, people are part time so are going to go part time so they universal credit to they can get universal credit to get free dental rent help. and so many extra benefits. that's what feeling so many extra benefits. that's wha the feeling so many extra benefits. that's wha the state feeling so many extra benefits. that's wha the state will feeling so many extra benefits. that's wha the state will step feeling so many extra benefits. that's wha the state will step in eeling so many extra benefits. that's wha the state will step in at ing like the state will step in at the moment and the government doesn't control the

paul coyte after the break for the welcome back. 7:26. you're watching and listening to breakfast with and martin yeah, well we've got loads of views coming, the lionesses final course on sunday, 11:00. >> is it as important as 1966? it's absolutely got them going berserk. >> russell makes a very interesting point. yeah thank you, russell. the women's world cup is far more important than the last 1966 world cup as women's football is in its infancy and has already raised the interest to millions of women and young girls . that's an women and young girls. that's an interesting point. >> i think the pubs are already open for russell. i think he's already had a couple. i mean, come on, let's get this into perspective. massive perspective. it's a massive game, was the all time game, but 66 was the all time pinnacle look of a long time ago i >> -- >> yeah, it is. we could do the victory. >> i do agree. belinda says this . why is the uk not behind the lionesses as they have been for the world cups? quite the men in world cups? quite simply, we've been by simply, we've been let down by men's football in every major championship the 60s. it's cha