[vacuum running] pip: found you. [loud clank] father: pip? pip? pip? pip? pip? mechanic: pip... father: pip? pip? [mandy sobbing softly] [woman groans] [screams] [muffled baby talk] [carnival music] [gasps] [groans] [music] [cheering and applause] [man snoring] woman: hyah! woman: i really think jeff might be the one, jessica. [woman singing on recording, indistinct] woman: oh, my gosh. look how cute he is. woman: he's so sophisticated. on our first date, he took me to this really fancy restaurant and ordered me a chicken piccata. woman: he got a steak and ordered it--get this-- blue. i didn't even know you could do that. did i mention that he was a gentleman? like, when the check came, he got the bill because he said, i don't make as much money as him. woman: then after dinner, we went back to his place and watched "clockwork orange." not really my taste, but i think he was just trying to broaden my horizons. you feel? woman: and he's always talking about his mom. such a mama's boy. woman: so what do you think? woman: ohh. you're right. orange is yucky. and isn't it so weird th

the spaniard deliahted pipping the champion.elighted ferrari's fans _ pipping the champion. the spaniard delighted ferrari's fans after - pipping the champion. the spaniard delighted ferrari's fans after he - delighted ferrari's fans after he beat the spaniard byjust 1000 delighted ferrari's fans after he beat the spaniard byjust1000 for the second to take his purse? first pole of the season. while those three were separated by fine margins, britain's george russell was more than a third of a second off the pace and will start from four. and that's all the sport for now. the nobel foundation has reversed its decision to invite russian and belarusian ambassadors to this year's nobel prize award in stockholm. it follows a backlash with a number of swedish mps saying they would boycott the ceremony. however, the ambassadors are still invited to the awarding of the nobel peace prize in oslo, that's organised by the norwegian nobel committee. franak viacorka is chief political adviser to exiled belarusian presidential candidate sviat

pip malcolm. keegan , with secretary, gillian keegan, with some more utterances urging schools to those haven't filled out the surveys and whether their buildings have dangerous concrete to get off their backsides . backsides. >> yes, she said the word backside today, not the other word for it. meanwhile all the schools minister, nick gibb says the prime minister had refused to rebuild 200 crumbling schools . that is despite rishi sunak saying it was completely and utterly wrong to blame him. well mark francois, who's a conservative mp for an essex constituency, one of the area's worst hit by the schools crisis, and also a member of the public accounts committee, told us here on gb news that the question now is whether the department of education has the budget to carry out all these works. >> the issue for two years we took evidence as a committee on this in july from the permanent under—secretary, susan acland—hood . the schools acland—hood. the schools rebuilding programme has about 400 schools

pip now it's back to martin and. pip >> i felt used up. i felt cheap.p with him as downing street describes the sexual assault allegations made against brand as very serious and concerning. meanwhile more women have reportedly come forward with accusations of sexual assaults dating back as far as 2006. >> and questions are being asked about how much tv chiefs knew about how much tv chiefs knew about russell brand's behaviour after one of his accusers alleged he used the bbc's car service to pick her up from school so she could visit him at his home. >> and it must be said that russell brand strenuously denies all these allegations against all of these allegations against him. let's get more now on this from gb news homeland security editor mark white. mark, significant developments today, interventions from the prime minister the culture secretary caroline nokes. we spoke to earlier and also brands book publisher severing ties. what's the latest, mark? >> well, certainly down here, very little in the way of activity apart from lots of quacking ducks . b

pip to mark and. pip >> thanks, ray. intelligence ring at the heart of government . the parliamentary of government. the parliamentary researcher at the heart of the chinese westminster spying scandal continues to deny all charges. >> the intelligence services have also been quoted as saying they are concerned about a network of chinese informants. two people have so far been arrested under the official secrets act. and, of course , the secrets act. and, of course, the prime minister under increasing pressure . the business pressure. the business secretary, badenoch, saying secretary, kemi badenoch, saying that should be that china should not be described as a foe. let's get more now with our political edhoh more now with our political editor, christopher hope. and, christopher, the voices are getting louder, it seems, from within parliament. yeah and there's frustration, too, mark, growing about a lack of a willingness to do much about it in parliament. >> there's 19,000 people can access the building you see behind me.

pip.ood afternoon. it's just gone midday. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom. i'm the prime minister will deliver a speech this afternoon. it's understood he could bring forward an announcement regarding net zero policy as rishi sunak is expected to set out. revised plans which may include weakening the phasing out of gas boilers, as well as delaying a ban on new petrol and diesel cars. but the plan risks igniting a row within his own party, with some mps said to be penning letters of no confidence as the government's plan to deal with inflation is working . with inflation is working. that's according to the chancellor data out this morning shows the rate of inflation fell to 6.7% in august, down from 6.8 in july. the bank of england had predicted the figure to increase to more than 7. it comes ahead of another expected interest rate increase tomorrow. it would be the bank's 15th rate increase tomorrow. it would be the bank's15th in a rate increase tomorrow. it would be the bank's 15th in

sam, thank you very much again for martin, a pip. back to you. >> martin, a pip. back to you.wer your question ? >> ?i >> it 7- >> it did. i 7_ >> it did. i just ? >> it did. i just think it's really interesting because it would meant bills would have meant big bills for landlords to sort of landlords to have to sort of make properties. c rated victoria in property. that'd be a nightmare. you have to be replacing windows tens and tens of pounds. if it's of thousands of pounds. if it's a draft of the old property and some properties, you'd some older properties, you'd never compliance never be able to get compliance a rated. so for landlords it a c rated. so for landlords it would i think, huge would have felt, i think, huge bills . bills. >> many landlords probably >> many landlords have probably already started spending thousands do the thousands of pounds to do the work and won't be very happy that spent the money and that they've spent the money and are now being told, oh no, that's don't do that's right, don't need to do it quite well, let's it quite as fast. well, let's g

pip back to martin and. pip >> thanks, tatiana.are being refused. bank accounts because of their political stance . political stance. >> as an economic to secretary the treasury, andrew griffith says this free speech is a fundamental human right. no ifs, no births. everyone must be able to express their lawful opinions without fear of losing the vital access to a bank account. >> the watchdog launched a review in august. only last month, after coots stopped offering its services to former ukip leader nigel farage, who has not held back in his response . response. >> it's complete and utter farce. what a joke ! the fca are farce. what a joke! the fca are told by the government . you've told by the government. you've got to look into this. so the fca go to the banks and say, have you de—banking anybody? the banks say, oh no, we wouldn't do that. and the fca, the fca say, oh, that's just great, isn't it? it's a nonsense . i can give you it's a nonsense. i can give you a list as long as your arm of people who are high profile either up

pip back to martin and. pip >> thank you, tatiana.the uk facing a plethora of cnses the uk facing a plethora of crises and a general election on the horizon , labour frontbencher the horizon, labour frontbencher wes streeting has been speaking exclusively to gb news about his party's plans for the future. >> the shadow health secretary joined our political editor, christopher hope , for an christopher hope, for an interview on issues ranging from the junior doctor strikes to brexit. here's what he had to say . say. >> roy wes streeting how would labour end? the junior doctor strikes. the most important thing that the government, the prime minister should be doing now is to get the doctors and the consultants around the table and negotiate a way through. >> i think it's outrageous actually, that given this strike action, which is unprecedented and in itself has inflicted untold misery on patients who are waiting longer cancelled , are waiting longer cancelled, delayed appointments, operations , procedures, waiting in pain , , procedure

mark and pip. and countries. mark and pip.s of millions of pounds. and let's have a look because i know, pip, you were asking about the particular models earlier. let's have a look at of the cars have a look at some of the cars that are producing. that they are now producing. you've combo you've got the vauxhall combo electric you've the electric van, you've got the fiat doblo, which i know is one of pip's favourites. yes. you've got citroen berlingo over got the citroen berlingo over there. and also the peugeot partner. this facility behind me, it's repurposed. we've got some pictures that we took earlier . we some pictures that we took earlier. we can't broadcast from there live . it's very hard to there live. it's very hard to get a signal in there with the steel roof. but this facility behind us, it's going to be producing up to 75,000 of the cars behind me each and every yeah cars behind me each and every year. 1010, a thousand. 1000. 100. good and well paid. highly skilled jobs here in the north—west. it's very much a vo

pip. with tatiana. pip. >> thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. angela rayner is the new shadow deputy prime minister and levelling up secretary. she replaces lisa nandy, who's becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development . international development. shabana mahmood takes the role of shadow secretary for justice liz kendall takes work and pensions and steve reed takes environment, food and rural affairs. it comes as the keir starmer reshuffles his top team, which began earlier afterjim which began earlier after jim mcmahon said he would step down from his post as shadow environment secretary. an independent review says former cabinet minister sir gavin williamson should apologise to mps for bullying the former chief whip . he sent offensive chief whip. he sent offensive text messages to wendy morton after he wasn't invited to the late queen's funeral . the panel late queen's funeral. the panel says sir gavin should also take part in appropriate behaviour training . the prime minister training.

pip mark and. pip >> tatiana thank you.s largest steelworks, britain's largest steelworks in port talbot, is to receive up to half £1 billion from the government to switch to greener production, often using electric arc furnaces . electric arc furnaces. >> but unions say the real cost , the loss of at least 3000 jobs and they claim they've been conned by the government and the indian steel company tata over the job assurances. well, earlier we spoke to gareth stace, who's director general of uk steel , today, has shown its uk steel, today, has shown its firm and bold commitment to the future of steel making here in the uk . the uk. >> you know, the transition from , as you said, coal fired blast furnaces to electric arc furnace will deliver a massive boost to the uk economy and to the uk . the uk economy and to the uk. ambition to net zero and therefore today is very positive because we are going to see that transition that we as a steel sector in the uk need to make to move from carbon intensive steel production to green s

it was a strong fix, more than a thousand pips higher. the question is, what is the line in the sand, will the pboc after withdraw more from treasuries to support its currency. the hong kong dollar -- hong kong is on holiday. in the bond market. what we saw in treasuries, yields trending lower, 10 year yields by the way at levels not seen since 2007. rishaad: just had to check in as to what's going on there. we've got more political intrigue as he has appeared for a royal pardon. but more importantly, in the economic sense, we have pmi data coming out earlier for manufacturing, and it was weaker than we expected and weaker than the previous month. 48.9 contraction there, july sans expansion of 50.7. quickly just checking in on that open up 3/10 of 1%. the bought losing a bit of ground against the dollar, 35 bought, buy yourself a buck. looking to india as well as we do get reaction to it later on. a more meaningful way to that debt gdp read as well. kaman banking 7.8% was the number, and that was exactly what was expected. ok, let's have

now let's get straight back to pip and . mark pip and. mark >> thanks very much.n emerged. a researcher has been arrested for being a chinese agent. >> well, deputy prime minister oliver dowden to give a security statement and also take mps questions in the comments a little later at 330, lawyers for the parliamentary researcher arrested on suspicion of spying for china have insisted that he is completely innocent. let's get more now with our political ednon get more now with our political editor, chris hope , who's editor, chris hope, who's joining us in our westminster studio . and chris, the prime studio. and chris, the prime minister's official spokesman saying this is all a matter for the met police, but quite clearly for mps, it's very clearly for many mps, it's very much a matter for commons much a matter for the commons itself . itself. >> yeah , these stories keep >> yeah, these stories keep emerging, don't they, mark, about staffers, researchers , about staffers, researchers, claims about china , what they're claims about china, what they're up to, wande

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i think it's highly and growing pre fun pip championship later. max go stepan's top spot to the divide offensive ferrari's home rice. monica shaw looks the stats good on the great in somebody's red francisco. button yeah, on to we'll say a new lab regular to take is 6 pole position of the season at the cadillac from freaking awesome. i'm gonna try to explain extended brother he's championship laid as a whole. have my team by coming 2nd in the spring head of the main rice that's on somebody . south sedans mile, basketball is a bridge the pairs olympics. and what will be the 1st eva games like the end goal? i want a $1.00 to $70.00. i at the basketball, woke up in manila, and egypt lost to new zealand. the tow blacks confirmed. so sit in place in front. that's all for now coming up next these report a bit. the look at the effects of rising temperatures, of florida's coastal want to stick around for that and i'll see you again in 45 in stock. the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. the families these straight pieces ext

we talk about the yuan, you have to talk about the strongest fix on record in excess of 1400 pips stronger than anticipated. clear messaging from the pboc, not letting up on support for the currency. brent crude. wti crude inching ever closer to $100 per barrel. putting in place at inflation story yet again. you have to wonder how the federal react. yields trending higher in the bond market. similar to what we saw overnight. lots of big swings for treasuries. 10-year gilts in excess of 50 basis points before finally rising by about nine. here you have it. australia 10 year yields up by almost eight basis points. rishaad: the open in bangkok. little change at the moment for the set. a quarter of 1% to the upside. at least it's moving higher. a weaker 36. 70 right now. we have the bank of thailand delivering it's a straight increase. borrowing cost relatively low but still competitive. 2.5%. looking at the usual suspects. developers down to tenths of 1%. country garden is following with the restructuring talks going on. sumac trying to get into the green as it were. one that is not there is

so it's pip championship later. next step. and to top it's funny. i said that the lot of fans that ferrari's harm rice in monta sound the class starts good. i'm the grades and another semester onto 2 wheels now. and francisco button. yes it and you left record station. he's 6 poll position of the season at the capital in from pre inbox. so i'd like to extend to his championship lead. i the whole hey my team by coming 2nd in the sprint. here's the main rice which is on some tennis now and women's world. number 2. i read a 7 like a has these been to the us up in full round? see if they are 6161, and that's, that's the last of exactly. and we'll send a link to the spreading open champion is going for a 2nd major title of the 4 guys. a reminder of the top story. india has launched its 1st emission to study this time and the 2 weeks after its historic moon landing and exploration, aditya l one is aimed at improving our understanding of how the sun with that is open. now coming up next is that picture shift this to i'm driving apps and i can artificial in

pip, who is necessarily from the moscow patriarchate, whom he invites to all funerals, is the second. the third moment that the propaganda that the moscow church is ukrainian has already crossed all borders and they are actively positioning themselves as the ukrainian church in that it is under the protectorate of cyril and the moscow church and calls itself ukrainian is already fooling the heads of all our parishioners and all our local population, what if this border is erased and i will tell you that they, uh, it turns out to fool their heads, to talk about the fact that they do not read their prayers in russian, uh, and on old slavonic that they are a ukrainian church because they have ukrainian orthodox church in their name, although er, although all the people who are involved in this do not. well , if they understand a little, they understand that the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate is an enemy church and er they are our enemies that's all, and everyone should understand this, it especially infuriates me, and i'm just already . well, to be honest, i'm torn

pip and. pip >> lisa, thanks very much indeed .nce . action man made an appearance. is sir keir starmer making that charge against rishi sunak over the issue of . well, plenty of the issue of. well, plenty of things, indeed . missing things, indeed. missing prisoners and also chinese spies. but it was sir keir himself who failed to act on the pensions triple lock amid the muddled stance taken by everyone on the policy. >> instead , one of his >> instead, one of his backbenchers, ashley dalton , backbenchers, ashley dalton, challenged the prime minister on what the government policy is on the state pension. >> i'm still confused on this matter because just yesterday the secretary of state for work and pensions said that the pensions triple lock is not sustainable . the chancellor's sustainable. the chancellor's economic advisers have suggested that it economic advisers have suggested thatitis economic advisers have suggested that it is time to review the policy . but number 10, when policy. but number 10, when questioned , has said

pip is here and pip tomson. and pip is here to tell us all about it. there. in the next few moments, we will be taking you live park for a 41 gun live to hyde park for a 41 gun salute to mark the first anniversary of the king's accession to the throne. that is the live picture now as they prepare for that. and of course, we are also marking the queen's passing and the hunt still for on prisoner on the run. daniel kalief , who mounted that kalief, who mounted that audacious escape from wandsworth. well speculation is growing that it was an inside job and we are in india with the prime minister who says a trade deal with the country isn't guaranteed , even after months guaranteed, even after months and months of negotiation. all that and plenty more. first, though , we've got your very hot, though, we've got your very hot, hot, hot weather forecast . hot, hot weather forecast. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. solar proud sponsors of weather on. gb news. hi solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. hi there

standards for sticking negotiations between armenia and as are by john, including the possibility of pip thoughts between russia and ukraine. we discussed the topic was our panel of guess we saw it in ukraine because moscow was the target in the case of um, in the case of, uh, armenia and i was advised on at least from the united states point of view. and i'm, and i'm sure the you, the west is very friendly with, with both conference barriers through strategy. got to be on the pipeline, which is the main factor for, for the move lenses. and what the west thinks is not my problem. rwanda's president dismisses western involvements after being criticized by the us for his plans to run for a 4th term next year. the a live from moscow. this is our to international. i'm rachel ruble. 46 people have been arrested over night in the armenian capital as raleigh's continued for a 3rd consecutive day over the government's recognition of mcgovern of har. bach as part of hazard by john protestors acute as the country's prime minister of treason calling on him to quit. ortiz, roman customer, have sent

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in prison , everyone smokes pip you. oh , stop fooling around. return. your parents will not be enough for you. well, first of all, i'm already 18 and i can do whatever i want. secondly, i told my dad's mom, and i told my dad that i was spending the night with mom. so while they are in a quarrel, i have reinforced concrete. well, cool, i have to run to work. yesterday your dad got it. i walked down the hallway heard her yelling boo boo boo, well, in general, pleasant enough, i ran. hello hello anyuta where is the chock us, and this morning i was engaged in physical education did not have time to have breakfast. i'm so hungry. feed your grandma. yes, of course, sit down grandfather hello. nothing, it's delicious. and i understand, go sit. no, of course i am against such illegal ones. sanctions night day words say enough piece in the throat does not climb. you know , i said that you were completely crazy, or what? authorized fee allow what do you want? to talk something to find out here , say, i'm not tidied up, i'm embarrassed. okay, you are roman alyonin

pip rhiannon. and.annon. >> thank you and welcome back to the live desk where labour's leader, sir keir starmer, is in the hague seeking a provisional security arrangement with the eu, which he says would allow a labour government to smash the people smuggling gangs. >> he says they should be treated on a par with terrorists, but the home secretary, suella braverman, says any future deal with the eu would allow the uk to become what she says a dumping ground for migrants. let's speak to our home and security editor, mark white. hi to you, mark. let's let's analyse this a little bit more. is keir starmer trying to put a big dividing line now then between him and what the tories want to do? >> that's exactly what he's trying to do. he wants to ensure that whatever and however effective it might be by the labour policy , is different to labour policy, is different to the conservative policies. so it's clear that the route he wants to go through , as you wants to go through, as you know, if labour get into

so right there, they don't care about us in the past 2 years, more than 250000 unaccompanied miners. pip reportedly cross the us border. the vitamin administration has created a task force to crack down on the surge of illegal child labor cases. but with a shortage of field hands in more young migrants crossing the border daily in need of work. that job might be more challenging than ever. john henry and l g 0. raleigh, north carolina. the other that it says al jazeera and these are the headlines. the number of people killed by the student army like flooding eastern olivia has now passed 6000 heavy rain for on sunday, cause to dams, to best in the city of donna, a, one of war. so then to send it on coastal towns. so can officials are now routing out any chance of finding survives is certainly is factory walk. and there is what city of donna describes, the chaos here work to win those floods hit and the, the got up and they are around 14 or 15 families that was swept away into the sea. anyone who is in the valley was swept away 9 other people who live directly on the coastal, gone to the

wales, but i think it's going to get a bit more von england and wales a slower moving weatherford pipping tuesday the weatherford will be really slow moving, so rain on and off and probably some of it quite heavy across eastern areas of anger, maybe some thunder and the sunniest weather. forthe some thunder and the sunniest weather. for the northern ireland, just coming down, 17—22 for most of them for the middle of the week, high pressure with us so after a sunny start once we have lost the early mess and fog may be some cloud, the exception for western scotland and western northern ireland cluster or row pressure you may see some rain at times, temperatures high teens to 20s. for thursday some strong winds buffeting the north—west of scotland as the weather front continues south and east across and wheels, intending to weaken as it moves south and we will probably start to see southerly winds moved back and across south—east england are boosting temperatures back into the mid 20s, for scotland and northern ireland blustery on thursday and sunny spells and showers and fly the interview w

pip. with tatiana. pip. >> thank you very much and good afternoon.

pip pippa stevens is here for that. >> they will hold the ipo next week. sources telling reuters, the company of a.r.m., owned by softbank, is expected to price shares on september 13th and begin trading on nasdaq the following day. the reports said softbank plans to sell 10% in the ipo and the valuation of $60 billion. softbank is selling fewer shares after buying 25% stake that it did it not directly own in the vision fund. bloomberg reports that it is in talks with several customers about backing the ipo. that list includes apple and amazon and intel and alphabet and nvidia and samsung a and taiwan semiconductor. this would be a boom for softbank. it reported the third quarterly loss. goldman sachs and jpmorgan chase are the leading underwriters for the ipo. >> thank you, pippa. >>> more to come on "worldwide exchange," and the one word investors need to know today and how you should position your portfolio before the jobs report. our expert panel is next. >>> and why shares of jeangenet testing giant 23 and me are surging this morning. >>> and later on

well, we do have a bit of some spooky headlines with air quality pip temperatures to start the saturday. chilly. some spots waking up in the 40s. 49 in sonoma. 46 napa and 50 in scotts valley. definitely starting off fall on a cooler note, and here are those spooky headlines, of course, we have to get through another day where the air quality is going to be a little bit bad. especially if you live in the north bay and the coast. putting you in the unhealthy percentage of groups. people who have to watch their health especially respiratory, might be another day to stay inside. however, everybody should get into better air quality going into tomorrow. here's why. take you through this smoke forecast. going into the afternoon, hazy sies through everybody. watch getting a change in the pattern for tomorrow. second half of the weekend looks spectacular. as we start to see a cold front dropping in to the bay area bringing in more wind from the pacific. that should help clear everything out. hour-by-hour for you, plans to get outside. we have some of that coastal fog and drizzle. at least thro

so pip, it really is on a knife edge.i pip, it really is on a knife edge.as >> and i think liam, it was looking nailed on for another consecutive rise until as you say, this almost shock announcement yesterday of a slight fall in inflation and similarly, the federal reserve in the usa, they held firm , in the usa, they held firm, didn't they? so the lie of the land looks like it should be in the favour of holding firm. but as you've been saying for days, the chancellor, that won't happen because interest rates are blunt tool which the bank are a blunt tool which the bank of england seem favour . of england seem to favour. >> you mentioned that the federal reserve, that's the us central bank. the difference is that while inflation is 6.7% in the us, it's 3.7. the american central bank's really got its arms around their inflation problem, not least because they have much, much cheaper energy for households firms in the for households and firms in the us. they haven't been as deeply affected by the russia—ukraine conflict and the implications on energy prices

it was only 1110 points of pips. stronger than expected. this shows us according to our colleagues at mliv that 740 might be the next line is in the sand to watch and indeed, that the chinese currency might have to be sacrificed given the ongoing weakness in the asian economy. jennifer: bloomberg's avril hong in singapore. thank you for starting us off. time now for the morning roundtable and we are joined by edwin chan, valerie tytel and was a burden. let's get more on the apple woes. we heard abel talking about it. the company has lost around $190 billion market cap in recent days amid concerns about iphone sales in china. let's start with edwin chan. thank you for joining us. how important is the china market to apple's bottom line? how much of a concern is this the company? edwin: for starters, it is to a percent of annual revenue but it is much more than the market for apple. it is a growth driver are used to be a truly certificate growth driver for the company and it is also importantly where most of its high-end gadgets are made. mos

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the pressure -- utilizing pressure for leverage pip hear you on kicking the can down the road and giving lawmakers more time. i've covered the place long enough to understand what you're saying there. but border security, dhs, cbp, they will be affected by a shutdown. so you think that it's worthwhile to use that as leverage and to some degree gro, drop border security and national security in order to force people to reach solutions on 12 spending bills, none of which have passed both chambers at this point? >> i don't think anyone should leverage anyone. i think politicians should do their job. i think the house should do its job, i think the senate should do its job, and i think the president should do his job. we should all work together. it may not be exactly what we all want, but that's why the american public, you know, elected us in these different chambers. and right now you see none of that. you see, it's just always somebody else's fault. and when there is a shutdown, there are real people that are going to be hurt. and once again, no one's really talking about what happens af

hejust pipped britain's ethan vernon at the finish line in harlow in a dramatic finish, taking the win tour, from tewkesbury to gloucester. the nfl kicked off its regular season last night — with current champions the kansas city chiefs losing out to the detroit lions in a surprise result. 32 teams now begin the race to make it to super bowl 58 in las vegas next february. to look ahead to what we can expect here's hugh ferris. as globalise focusing on france it is fitting perhaps that a game with a same shaped ball that shares its roots with rugby shares a great deal of attention. it has touchdowns and scrimmages and the ball thrown forward, the 23 nfl season is upon us already with defending champions kansas city chiefs getting things under way last night with a surprising defeat to the detroit lions. the pre—match banner ceremony to mark their triumph in february was as good as it got at the arrowhead stadium, patrick mahomes had never been on the losing side in five previous attempts but through an interception, the lions returned for a touchdown and detroit took the lead with a sco

an fdr-style, world war ii style all out of our natural resources s and it' an important first step pipas a series of actions that president biden could take in order to tackle the climate crisis, including declaring a climate emergency and stopping the leasing of public lands and stopping oil and dgas. that's what i see, shifting the conversation around what can be do done. >> just like during his conservatives, we don't know the exact cost of this. the democrats have proposed some $10 billion in the initial bill. republicans argue it's a waste of money, it could actually take jobs away from other workers who might be displaced by the covid-19 pandemic. so how would you respond. why is this the way to prioritize those taxpayer dol dollars. >> i think one thing that feels really clear is that young people is looking for a meaningful way to participate in the society. and to repair is really popular. it turns out over half of young people would take a job with something like the american climate corps. i think it's actually a really popular proposal that voters want across the political

. >> yes, instead it's basically like a pip. >> it's amazing because the conspiracy theaters we're brandedycle starts over and they gas light us about something else. will it ever end. >> greg: it is, because it's infuriating and all of us were talking about this and we were either labored bigots or conspiracy freaks. but it wasn't the cia that was doing that, it's the media. and what's to tell you when the media sounds like what the cia wants it to sound. it's the same damn beast and it's starting to make a lot more sense. remember, the insurance policy, peter strzok, crossfire hurricane, the steele dossier, the 51 intel a gents including four cia heads. that was something that was amplified and embraced by the peed i can't, just wasn't them alone. the news about jfk, ukraine. we can't trust anything. you kind of start to see this, and it's kind of scary and it's real. it's not the cia that's alone in this, they work among us. they wore if our industry. here's an exercise for viewers when air a' done watching the five. you don't need to watch bret. i'm kiting. but sit done and go through

instead, it's basically, like, a pip-squeak. >> jeanine: is amazing, greg, you have the conspiracy theoristsn it starts all over and they gaslighted us about something else. will it ever end? >> greg: it's infuriating because all of us were talking about this and we were either labeled bigots or conspiracy theorist freaks. but it wasn't the cia that was doing that. it was the media appear of and what does it tell you when the media sounds like what the cia wants it to sound? it's the same damn beast and starting to make a lot more sense. remember the insurance policy. peter strzok. crossfire hurricane. the steele dossier. the 51 intel agents, including four cia heads. that was something that was amplified and embraced by the media. just wasn't them alone. the news about jfk. ukraine. we can't trust anything. you kind of start to see this, and it is kind of scary and it is real. it is not the cia that is alone in this. they work among us. they work in our industry. here's an exercise for viewers when you're done watching "the five" -- you don't need to watch bret. i'm kidding, i'm kidding, i'

my view is that he peaked at the debate and will start a slow decline because he's an irritating piphat he feels there. >> mike murphy, always shy in discussing his opinions. i mean, i do think the test for him is clear, right? it is as kyung was describing there to prove himself more than just a candidate of this particular moment in the race and one that has staying power, and his challenge, as kyung was putting forth there, is fascinating to me. we've talked so much in this campaign season about how a lot of these candidates aren't taking on trump directly or are fearful of offending his supporters. for ramaswamy, he's literally occupying the same space as donald trump, so his path to success goes through actually taking donald trump's support, and you know, i don't know how possible that's going to be. it's one thing to be on a debate stage when donald trump is not there and be the fill-in and occupy that space. it will be a whole other thing as donald trump gets more engaged in this campaign going forward. >> yeah, sort of depends on whether he's really trying to be the next rep

pip. headlines with rhiannon. pip. >> thank you. good afternoon. it's 12:01.ays there will be an independent investigation into how a terror suspect escaped from a wandsworth prison . alex chalk wandsworth prison. alex chalk gave a statement in the commons a short while ago following concern lines about security

pip back to mark and.uch indeed. >> aaron, thank you very much indeed . breaking news this. one indeed. breaking news this. one year on from the death of queen elizabeth ii and a member of the pubuc elizabeth ii and a member of the public has photographed it. harry, the duke of sussex leaving saint george's chapel in windsor. it's understood he's paid his respects to his late grandmother. of course , she was grandmother. of course, she was buned grandmother. of course, she was buried at the king george, the sixth memorial chapel in saint george's chapel alongside the duke of edinburgh and her parents and princess margaret in a private ceremony back in september 19th last year. >> prince harry was at the wellchild awards. he is in the uk for a brief visit . we knew he uk for a brief visit. we knew he wasn't planning to formally mark the passing of his grandmother or we didn't think he'd be seeing his father or brother. but he has been seen apparently believe the photo is from this morning, leaving king geor

does he have one for offend, leak might just say fall, but mileage of pip. claudia and it says the real season starts now and i think the season always i believe a start right now when it started after the 1st international break. so the transfer window is over the kids, back to the school, the routine to families. okay. you know, everyone's like, everybody know exactly what to do in 10 months is going to help you know, a start right now. and he's with the stand, the position of behind the premier league for the fight for me, for to, for a winning the europe, a super cab. but the, the, the realities i always say the season or start are right now for a lot of competition to start temp is they kind of woke up and independently by munich strike a hurricane says there's still room full to in room for improvement. despite scoring his full sco and as many matches on friday cane open the scoring full by and as they took on top of the table by labor creasing england, captain says he still adapting to his new side. having made the move from them in august, his team looks set for 21. when before

see currently the standings of to full wins from the 1st full games but manage it pip claudia says the real season stops. now, i think the season always, i believe, start right now when started after the 1st international break. so the transfer window is over. the keeps back to the school, the routine to families. okay. you know, everyone's like, everybody know exactly what to do in 10 months. he's going to have noticed that right now, and he's with the stand, the position of behind the premier league for the fight for me, for to, for a winning the europe, a super cab. but the, the real season, i always say the season is that right now for a lot of competition just temporarily kind of woke up and independently majority of spain's woke up winning plans say they were returned to represent the country in the media future. so $29.00 players and find a statement, demanding further reforms that the spanish triple federation. you coach months, i told me i had been jew to reveal her 1st school that that announcement has been delayed. the teams will come. victory was overshadowed by the behavio

himars rather than empower pip the left empower. cannot see the irony of their actions. they claim to be against racism, yet they peddle views which are totally racist themselves . and your verdict is themselves. and your verdict is now unwell. 92% of you with nana on this show, you say the left's obsession with race has made them racist themselves . 8% of them racist themselves. 8% of you with joanna jarjue, an and dawn butler. now coming up, kelvin mackenzie takes on sadiq khan's ulez fraud and jeremy clarkson's cancellation. first, the though , looks like the weather, though, looks like things are heating up . things are heating up. >> boxed boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> good evening, i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news a bit of a mish mash tomorrow. a misty, murky start. some places see a few showers, but some spots will see some warm sunshine too . it's see some warm sunshine too. it's a messy situation because we've got an old area of

gb news the live desk with me, mark longhurst and me, pip tomson. >> it's here monday to friday on gbday. >> we'll bring you the news as it breaks. whenever it's happening and wherever it's happening and wherever it's happening from across the uk and around the world. >> refreshing, feisty , but with >> refreshing, feisty, but with a bit of fun, too . a bit of fun, too. >> if it matters to you, we'll have it covered on tv, radio and online. >> join the live desk on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news gb news. >> hello there. good evening to you. aaron armstrong here in the gb newsroom. let's get you up to date with the headlines. ports and airports across the country are on high alert after a former soldier charged with terror offences wandsworth offences escaped from wandsworth pfison offences escaped from wandsworth prison in a nationwide manhunt is ongoing. our home and security editor mark white has more. >> as authorities try to determine how daniel califf managed to escape from wandsworth jail, there is now a nationwide manhunt out at ports and airports right around the

gb news the live desk with me, mark longhurst and me, pip tomson. >> it's here monday to friday on gbday. >> we'll bring you the news as it breaks. whenever it's happening and wherever it's happening and wherever it's happening from across the uk and around the world. >> refreshing, feisty , but with >> refreshing, feisty, but with a bit of fun, too . a bit of fun, too. >> if it matters to you, we'll have it covered on tv, radio and online. >> join the live desk on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news channel no spin, no bias, no censorship. >> i'm dan wootton. tonight, the french taking us for fools. the government finally admits the half a billion quid sent to mucky macron to stop the boats is a total waste of money. so why are we still lining his slimy pockets? i'll demand rishi get some guts. ignores his global as chums and takes serious action required to end this invasion of our southern border or face electoral oblivion . that's in my digest oblivion. that's in my digest next then my superstar panel. and tonight i'm joined by christine hamilton , adam brooks christine

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