himself might be. offended piers morgan himself might be hll— offended piers morgan himself might bel comments or complaints, please don't _ be. all comments or complaints, please don't direct _ be. all comments or complaints, please don't direct them - be. all comments or complaints, please don't direct them to - be. all comments or complaints, please don't direct them to us. i be. all comments or complaints, i please don't direct them to us. it's going to be one that may keep people talking. will see whether these suffixes have any comment on that. for now thank you very much and indeed we will be back with you in about an hour. for now from us all. goodbye. good evening... i'm austin halewood with your latest sports news. it's been a busy night of international football across europe. but scotland's world cup hopes were dealt a blow as they were comfortably beaten by denmark in their qualifier incopenhagen. the danes scored two goals in two minutes in the first half through daniel wass and then this from joakim maehle to hand them a 2—nil victory. they lead group f, with scotland

— this now clear the way for piers morgan's return? en in negotiations with other broadcasters since then. it is entirely— broadcasters since then. it is entirety a _ broadcasters since then. it is entirely a matter for itv whether they would want to have him back. i think— they would want to have him back. i think from _ they would want to have him back. i think from his personal point of view, _ think from his personal point of view, as— think from his personal point of view, as you can tell from his tweets — view, as you can tell from his tweets today, he is celebrating the fact that _ tweets today, he is celebrating the fact that 0fcom has said that piers morgan _ fact that 0fcom has said that piers morgan is — fact that 0fcom has said that piers morgan is entitled to say he disbelieved the duchess's allegations about suicidal thoughts. we must _ allegations about suicidal thoughts. we must leave it there. really good to have you with us, thanks for your thoughts. iamjustfinding i am just finding the next ree for a year. —— next sto

and itv is cleared by the media regulator over pier morgan's comments about the duchess of sussex.nd coming up on the bbc news channel: history for david smith in boccia. he repeats his success from rio 2016 to become a double paralympic champion in tokyo. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the taliban have told the bbc that their new government will be announced in the next day or two and that there "may not" be a woman in any of the top posts or in cabinet. meanwhile, the uk is in talks with the taliban to try to secure "safe passage" out of afghanistan for remaining british nationals and eligible refugees. later today, the foreign secretary dominic raab will field questions from mps on the government's handling of the crisis in afghanistan. labour claims the uk wasn't suitably prepared to evacuate people from the country. our first report is from our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan. the ignition on the brink of a humanitarian disaster. —— a nation on the brink. no under taliban rule. 0ne on the brink. no under taliban rule. one third of afghans do not know wher

itv is cleared by the media regulator over pier morgan's comments about the duchess of sussex.ge of a bird at the us — mexico border wall has won a prestigious photographic contest. we will be talking to the winning mexican photographer. but evening and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, has insisted that the uk did not perform worse than other countries in its evacuation from kabul after the city fell to the taliban. he's been answering questions from mps about his response to the crisis in afghanistan this afternoon. mr raab said the number of british nationals and afghan allies left behind was in "the low hundreds", but could not be more specific. he added that some guards who worked at the british embassy did not get out. mr raab was first questioned by the conservative chair of the committee, mp tom tugendhat, who fought in afghanistan. really, the prime minister is responsible for the joint intelligence committee and the assessment it makes. is that where the responsibility lies, with the prime minister? well, actually, you'll recall that after the

this is bad news — present on piers morgan's.senters and the chairman stood down. the channel has been _ the chairman stood down. the channel has been really suffering in the ratings — has been really suffering in the ratings it— has been really suffering in the ratings. it thought that it was going — ratings. it thought that it was going to _ ratings. it thought that it was going to be that place of big discussion and having those big moments, but it has not seemed to have been— moments, but it has not seemed to have been really resonating at all with the — have been really resonating at all with the public. whilst this channel clearly— with the public. whilst this channel clearly thinks it will have the ambition— clearly thinks it will have the ambition but i also do think again asked _ ambition but i also do think again asked if— ambition but i also do think again asked if it — ambition but i also do think again asked if it was talking about, is a way to— asked if it was talking about, is a way tojust — asked if it was talking

that was piers morgan speaking earlier today.ands of beer, because of problems with supplies. a shortage of lorry drivers is said to be an important factor in recent problems with logistics, across the food and drink industry. experts say that the pandemic is partly to blame, as are the effects of brexit. coca—cola says it's also dealing with similar issues, including a shortage of aluminium cans. our transport correspondent caroline davies takes a close look. it'sjust gone 3:30am in the morning. long hours, fast food... that'll do me for this evening. ..few facilities... a squaddie shower which consists of some wet wipes. ..and often nowhere to park up. life in steve's cab over a few days, and it's not always easy. this is our bunk. nick is steve's boss and he's been driving for more than a0 years. he says conditions for hgv drivers have got worse, and he's worried it's putting young people off. we used to park overnight in all the towns. from about the last 25 years all those facilities have closed. either we use these places h

here is peers marking speaking to reporters earlier. —— piers morgan.and on _ talked about choate in the country, and on my— talked about choate in the country, and on my last day, ironically, the most—watched show in the country, and i_ most—watched show in the country, and l was _ most—watched show in the country, and i was then asked to apologise for and _ and i was then asked to apologise for and honestly held opinion about meghan— for and honestly held opinion about meghan markle's claims to oprah winfrey— meghan markle's claims to oprah winfrey and i declined to apologise for up—to—date 0fcom has come out and emphatically endorsed my right to not_ and emphatically endorsed my right to not believe what the duke and duchess — to not believe what the duke and duchess of sussex were saying, and i'm delighted that they've asked to recognise — i'm delighted that they've asked to recognise what i said five months ago. which — recognise what i said five months ago, which is actually, in a democracy, we have a thing called free speech and freedom of expres

highness, piers morgan- - -_ wonderful highness, piers moraan... ., ., wonderful highness, piers moraantish _ morgan... you are referring to the british media _ the british media journalists... the interest i think will also focus on the fact that, you know, there has been a lot of talk about diversity, inclusion and race and the british railfamily triggered very much by, brought to the fore by the comments of the duke and duchess of sussex, comments made to oprah winfrey in march this year. what was your reaction to that? i actually am not going to comment to match on that. this is i'm going to say, this is what i said to my friends and i was watching it in the room, and this is what i'm going to say now, it was sad for me knowing princess diana to see that her two boys were not on good terms. as a mother, that's the last thing you want to happen with your boys. she is no longer here, that's her own, that's her legacy, her two boys, you don't want to see that happen. boys, you don't want to see that happen-— that happen. but it was the asect that happen. but it was the aspect of — that

this is the piers morgan programme in particular., the newspapers have been struggling, they've been losing print readers over the years, and this is a great way of combining radio and tv and newspapers together to create a sort of product that feeds off one another, the phrase is, of course, synergy, so i think that is what they will be looking for. certainly, rupert murdoch, seen smiling with piers morgan in a photograph today is backing this, and sees that there is definitely, he thinks, a business, a gap in the market. poor quality housing is causing thousands of deaths each thousands of poor quality housing is causing thousands of deaths each year in england. the charity says a focus on building new houses has led to millions of homes falling below decent living standards. michael buchanan reports. frustrated at his housing association's refusal to repair his flat, this man showed its condition on social media. i was horrified, embarrassed. the family had been complaining for months about the various problems, even as his father

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i was thinking today, am i going to have an article by his wonderful highness piers morgan? preferring to the british media journalist. the interest i think will also focus on the fact that, you know, there has been a lot of talk about diversity, inclusion and race and the british royal family, triggered very much for, brought to the fore by the comments the duke and duchess of sussex made to oprah winfrey in march this year. i mean, what was your reaction to that? i actually am not going to comment too much on that, this is all i'm going to say, this is what i said to my friends when i was watching it in the room, and this is what i am going to say now. it was sad for me, knowing princess diana, to see that her two boys were not on good terms. as a mother, that is the last thing you want to happen with your boys. she is no longer here, that is her legacy, is her two boys, you don't want to see that happen. but it was the aspect of race, really, that i was more interested in. the race... because prince harry said he had been involved in conversations, at the time it was awkw

the broadcaster itv has been cleared by media regulator 0fcom over piers morgan's criticism of the duchessthat he didn't believe what meghan said in her interview with oprah winfrey in march, led to nearly 58,000 complaints and resulted in him leaving the show good morning britain. 0fcom said its decision was "finely balanced", but that itv had "provided adequate protection to viewers from potentially harmful and highly offensive statements about mental health and suicide". you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. up to half a million people across the uk with severely weakened immune systems will be offered a third covid jab in the coming months. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india slums. the head of the catholic church had said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then round the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain

the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show — hegramme would be shown in the us, australia and the uk. still to come a bit later in the programme: we'll find out about those amateur astronauts who have blasted off from florida. if you were watching yesterday, you would remember we were talking about them. but first, an indonesian court has ordered president joko widodo and other senior government officials to improve the hazardous air quality of the capital, jakarta. frustrated residents concerned about the impact of the air pollution on their health launched the legal action back in 2019. bbc�*s asia editor rebecca henschke has the details. jakarta residents are forced to breathe some of the world's most toxic air. the mega—city amongst the top ten most polluted cities in the world. and a group of frustrated residents say it's taking a serious toll on their families' health. translation: my youngest child, she's eight years old, _ and it affects her health quite significantly. we've been to several paediatricians, and one says she

piers morgan has signed a series of deals with rupert murdoch's media.ekly columns for "new york post." the tv show will air in early 2022, and will be broadcast on a new channel. will you be tuning in? tom: not necessarily my cup of tea, but i wish him well. back with murdoch, where he started. thank you very much. coming up, we chart the rise of so-called influencers, where those on social media platforms offer a variety of advice and insights on personal finance. more on that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open peer rid 22 minutes into the trading day, optimism in europe. gains across the european benchmark, up 0.6%. a more positive readthrough from the asian session. futures in the u.s. clinging onto modest gains. maybe the taper will be pushed back. a lyrical wrangling in d.c. bloomberg's big take is on influencers, and twentysomethings who can steer online conversations. they are blazing their way into american finance. influencers have climbed up the ranks to become some of the most sought out content creators on the internet

so we see piers morgan signing up for rupert murdoch, and taking on a show that will be streamed in australiaalking about sport and a variety of issues, that doesn't appeal? no. no, i can have my view about things that i feel are important, which i've done. climate change for me is really, really important. i've got four kids. i'm not worried about... it's not about me going ahead. my generation will probably be all right, who knows? but i worry about my boys and worry about their children and their children's children. you know, are they going to have a planet that they can actually live on? so, important things like that. because i've got a big platform, i can put it out there. obviously, i think about the things that i do, erm... but it's interesting you say you want to impact these issues, you say you are aware of your platform and you're using it, but you're not interested in a more traditional platform like a tv show or a radio show which would also allow you to address these issues. it's interesting. to a lot fewer people. so, that's interesting. your calculation is if you want to have

the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show andng off set after saying he did not believe claims made by the duchess of sussex during an interview. an electricity cable which runs between britain and france had to be shut down after catching fire in ashford in kent. the connection will be lost for nine days and will then only be able to operate at half capacity until next march. it could impact on wholesale energy prices and ultimately consumer bills. john lewis has announced that it's chartering a fleet of ships to make sure its christmas stock arrives on time. retailers have been struggling to get hold of some items because of driver shortages and global shipping delays. the business says it will throw everything at the issues to make sure christmas isn't disrupted. the tennis superstar emma raducanu arrived back home in bromley in south london today, after her historic victory at the us open on saturday. the 18—year—old was welcomed by her father after a whirlwind few days in new york — appearing on us chat shows and attending t

the metro leads with the news that itv has been cleared by media regulator ofcom over piers morgan'sticism of the duchess of sussex. a different story in the financial times. it reports that the uk has secret plans to move its trident nuclear submarine bases abroad in the event of scottish independence. so let's begin... we will start with the i. uk cabinet ministers at war in a blame game. what do you make of this, doesn't ring true? what do you make of this, doesn't rinu true? ~ ., . ring true? well, if you watch the select committee _ ring true? well, if you watch the select committee hearing - ring true? well, if you watch the select committee hearing and i ring true? well, if you watch the - select committee hearing and dominic raab trying to defend his own behaviour and actions over the past couple of weeks. then yes, it certainly does. there is a blame game going on. it was absolutely not dominic raab salt it was everybody else's fault but also there was nothing to blame anyone on because britain did everything that it possibly could. well if it wasn't everyone's fault and it

getting lots of abuse on the sewer that is twitter and her crime was merely to like a comment by piers morgannd she says she has been bombarded with so many threats from what she saysis with so many threats from what she says is misogynists, who have really been scared, frightened about going to the conference and she's been advised not to go but the speaker has been holding a g7 summit in chorley linings for other speakers about the leading economies and says he will do something about this and get other speakers to increase their protection of politicians who are being victimised on the internet for merely stating their views. it is extraordinary. _ merely stating their views. it is extraordinary. what she is quoted as saying on the front of the sunday times, lgbt plus labour now seems to hate my guts and i feared they would have a massive go at me at the party conference, says rosie duffield. the people who threatened me are not likely to harm you, theyjust say it very loudly and often. i don't know if you follow are but i do and some of the stuff she get is absolutely disgusting but the f

they went after piers morgan proposing the exact same thing.that picture from time. something is off with the. dynamic. the body language experts. he is slinking and sliding and insulting and grabbing on for dear life. you never lean in. she is in the power position. and i was in the dentist office. they did not even have time magazine. it is nowhere. >> i am out of time. >> i always had a soft spot in my heart for them. i love my mom. and when more thing. . at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, or a petty officer from '73. and even his kids. and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. this isn't just freight. are we still exclusive? absolutely. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shape

the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show fromter saying he did not believe claims made by the duchess of sussex during an interview. john lewis has announced that it's chartering a fleet of ships to make sure its christmas stock arrives on time. retailers have been struggling to get hold of some items because of driver shortages and global shipping delays. the business says it will throw everything at the issues to make sure christmas won't be disrupted. the environment agency has been ordered by a high courtjudge to increase its efforts to reduce the smell and hydrogen sulphide emissions from a landfill site in staffordshire as a matter of urgency. the legal action was brought by a motherfrom newcastle—under—lyme over fears her five—year—old son — who has chronic lung disease — was being put at risk by the poor air quality. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. five—year—old matthew richards was born at 26 weeks and has had problems with his lungs ever since, but his family says he has faced a bigger barrier to hell in his short life. th

we'll do whatever you want: we'll call soccer "football," we'll call math "maths"-- we'll call piers morgant. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) god save the queen-- or toss the old bird, i'm not sure which side you guys land on right now. chim, chim, cher-ee. ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. ( piano riff ) my guests are the father- daughter team of sean and dylan penn. but when we return, sex. it sells. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) finally, the perfect ratio of crispy, juicy, tender chicken to pickles to pillowy potato bun. which gives you the perfect ratio of chicken sandwich in every bite of chicken sandwich. ♪ba da ba ba ba♪ plaque psoriasis, the tightness, stinging... ...the pain. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. eme

itv has been cleared by media regulator 0fcom over piers morgan's criticism of the duchess of sussex.lted in him leaving good morning britain. jd wetherspoon says some of its pubs are running out of certain beer brands, because of ongoing problems with supplies. deliveries of carling and coors beers have failed to arrive the number of weather—related disasters around the world has increased five—fold over the past 50 years, according to scientists from the united nations. in the first ever long—term analysis of its kind, they say climate change is causing more intense and more frequent extreme weather. but far fewer people are dying now due to storms, floods and droughts — and that's thanks to better early warning systems. 0ur chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt has more floodwaters engulf cars... oh my god! yo, yo! ..roofs are ripped off buildings, as hurricane ida smashes into the us earlier this week. the category four hurricane is just one of a long list of weather—related disasters to hit the world this year. wow. there have been heatwaves and terrible forest fires in

. >>> and once again piers morgan working for rupert murdoch he has signed a deal to host a show on a british channel being launched by the murdoch media empire morgan left itv after controversy comments about meghan markle. you are now up to date >>> thank you very much. august surprise retail sales jump is a good sign for the economic recovery. but changing consumer could be a new retail crop. one sure to be in style for investors no matter what happens. let's welcome in gerald storch, former ceo of toys 'r' us. it's great to have you back. always in style makes me think of tjx what do you say? >> the value-based players are in a long-term winning strike and will continue doing great. during the pandemic, whatever, they're going to do great. we already have seen big increases in stock prices at target and at costco so it's kind of a little late to bounce into those names. having said that they perform great. you have a bunch of other value players where the companies are fundamentally sound and they're doing great in this economy where all boats are rising including tjmaxx and dolla

the metro leads with the news that itv has been cleared by media regulator ofcom over piers morgan'ssm of the duchess of sussex. a different story in the financial times. it reports that the uk has secret plans to move its trident nuclear submarine bases abroad in the event of scottish independence. a spokesperson for the ministry of defence says "there are no plans to move the nuclear deterrent from hm naval base clyde and its supporting facilities are safe for local communities. and, the express says there's criticism over plans to make millions of over—60s pay for prescriptions. so let's begin... thanks again forjoining us tonight. we are going to kick off once again with the i. dominic raab was given a grilling today. it was striking that he didn't seem totally across one of the internal briefing documents warning that afghanistan could fall. and that was apparently submitted in july two dominic raab. is he in political trouble here? it july two dominic raab. is he in political trouble here? politicaltrouble here? it certainly looks like it- _ politicaltrouble here? it certainly

at the uk and see the kind of difficulty that you can get into simply for having someone like piers morganriticize meghan markle on air. we don't want to go that direction here in america. we want to have a very strong first amendment protection for journalists when they report things out, and i think that we should really look at making it easier for people to essentially ensure themselves against these lawsuits and prevent them from being something that prevents you from reporting the truth. now, of course that doesn't include material that's truly deere fam a tori or is just a tissue of lies but we want to have that strength and in an environment where anybody can be a journalist when they just flip on a switch and connect to the wi-fi, it's going to become a situation where a lot more of these things are going to be adjudicated, i think, in the court. >> by the way even a lousy lawsuit can force you to spend a lot on legal fees ben domenech, mara liasson. up next how the press is cover ing the democratic grid lock over joe biden's huge spending bills, and later the national media fixat

my friend, piers morgan, tweeted yesterday.ymptoms for ten weeks or more and then fully recovered? if so, what did you do to get over it? it's getting very irritating. i say this because he's fully vaccinated, got covid as you may be aware and has ended up with this long covid despite being fully vaccinated. this is what people are afraid of. there is a study out of the uk that shows that being fully vaccinated reduces, by half, the odds of getting long covid. it's just one study, though. where are you on this, dr. gottlieb? >> well, look, it's an unclear question right now. there is a number of studies that suggest that if you are vaccinated and you develop an infection, you are less likely to have long-term persistent symptoms. you are also less likely to develop a symptomatic infection if you are vaccinated. i think the other thing is the fact that the children aren't vaccinated. so when i talk to a lot of individuals, they have confidence that since they are vaccinated, they're unlikely to develop a very severe infection. t

the broadcaster piers morgan is to join rupert murdoch's news corp to host a new television show — helia and the uk. a russian actress, a director and a cosmonaut have ——she's been living the high life in new york but tody tennis superstar emma raducanu arrived back home in bromley in south london after her historic victory at the us open on saturday. the 18—year—old has had a whirlwind few days appearing on us chat shows and attending the star studded met ball in new york. natalie pirks reports. reunited, and it feels so good. emma raducanu has swapped the bright lights of new york for the home comforts of bromley. congratulations. i've been away for seven weeks, so it's nice to be back. what a difference a week makes. from plucky qualifier to grand slam winner, seeing her giant image blasted across manhattan, and rubbing shoulders with the biggest stars, decked out in chanel, no less, at the prestigious met gala. it's british tennis�*s fairy—tale story, and the nation is certainly having a moment. raducanu's win was one of four british titles at the us open, with doubles starjoe sal

former good morning britain presenter piers morgan will be joining the channel in their primetime slott is 2,000 up on last year. we are providing free food and drink to partners and seasonal workers and we are chartering additional space in ships over your christmas trees and those toys and the fantastic products, arrives in the uk on time. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris. hello there. for most of you, the afternoon is looking fine and dry with some long spells of sunshine to look forward to. certainly that's the way of things for scotland, england, and wales. further west for northern ireland, cloud will continue to thicken this afternoon with some patchy outbreaks of rain arriving here, particularly towards the evening time. temperatures, high teens and low 20s — in the september sunshine, that'll feel pleasantly warm. the winds stay light today. overnight tonight, rain moves from northern ireland into scotland. might see a few spots getting into westernmost areas of england and wales, but otherwise dry with some mist and fog patches probably forming across parts

. >> well snernt piers morgan joining fox family in a global deal with newscorp morgan going to host sun, and "new york post," morgan left britain itv earlier in backlash over remarks about -- meghan markle, after that interview with opera winfrey a homecoming for morgan started at newscorp more than 30 years ago there is a stock premarket up almost one 1/4%, this gloves are off, rocky removes sylvester stallone a chance to own history the boxing gloves one of nearly 500 items hitting auctions in december gloves to fetch from 10 to 20,000 dollars other yellow nike boxing shoes from "rocky" 3 that he wore, handwritten notebooks regarding first rocky films, for rambo fans, expected to rake in 1.5 million dollars maria some headlines, back over to you. maria: all right, cheryl. thank you so much taking a closer look at origins of the covid-19 pandemic investigative reporter share oi markson learning a chinese defector learned chinese government fwirlz what happened in wuhan 2019. >> got word there was a coronavirus in wuhan in october, he tried to sound alarm, and the warning just weren

we see pier 15, temperatures below average in the city and across the east bay. 58 san francisco, 61 oakland, 62 mountain view. mid 50's morganhill. there is the low cloud deck from mount tam where temperatures are in the 60's at about 2300 feet. 54 santa rosa, 55 napa, upper 50's inland, and the southwesterly wind getting channeled in through the delta. temperatures out of the 90's for the inland valleys into the low to mid 80's. a beautiful view from ballmer peak. the deck is elevated, still hazy with an air quality advisory today. tomorrow get into better air quality. temperatures come down sunday into monday, and here comes our chance of late rain monday into tuesday. we are in the green except over into the east bay, but as the wind starts to blow on shore, we will see smoke being pushed on shore because this smoke, the wind flow is pushing it offshore. it will just come back into the bay area is the little bit. we will keep it slightly hazy. by 5:00, patches of haze. sunday, no advisory, better air quality, cooler. the wind picks up. that will be the theme that several days. a cold front will bring over an inch of rain