uh ivon ridley back in to this one, because you talk there about suela brotherman almost daring richy sunak to to sack her, the fact that he cannot, and in some ways kind of walked back a little bit of the damage that was done by her article in the time, saying, ultimately it's for the police chiefs to sort this out, and he'll be you know heavily ensuring that they do and ensuring that they'... take responsibility, how do you find that situation playing out? well, i found myself in the rather bizarre position of defending the head of the metropolitan police, because sir has been put an impossible position now by this out of control, home office minister, he he's in no- win um quite how and and what advice he's going to give to his police officers for the marches in future. it's it's difficult to know, and of course, what suala braven has done is indirectly, i'm sure she, well, who knows what goes on in her mind, but indirectly she's put out an appeal to every right-wing nut to go along to these peace marches, and i've been on them and and they are peaceful marches, she's... feeling to every

look at the political rhetoric that's being thrown around, you are seeing this massive push from richie sunaknd his peers, talking about bringing in more technology investment, more international business investment which would help the services part of the economy. at the same time, you are seeing a pullback in some of the issues like green energy for example and how much that ends up helping the u.k. consumer. what is the game changer and what can -- the fiscal government do to make this inflation saga speed up? bruna: i think it's really important to highlight this nexus of monetary and fiscal policy in the u.k. if we were to get another round of fiscal easing, that's focused primarily on demand growth, let's say large-scale tax cuts, we would get better near-term gdp growth for sure. the question is whether the bank of england would have to respond to that if it turns out to be inflationary. the supply side of the economy has been so constrained. any acceleration of growth was followed by a pickup in inflation as well. look at the first half of the year in particular. we had somewhat bett

the i ready here is that while richie sunak said on monday that tax cuts were possible because inflation has already been have this year, they were funded because high inflation has boosted tax receipts. although the chancellor presented this as a turning point towards tax cuts, the office of budget responsibility, the independent fiscal watchdog says the u.k. tax burden will reach an even higher level. meanwhile, the flashiest announcement for business was the confirmation that hunt will make full expenses on investment per minute something welcomed. even rachel reeves who this decision. but the reason it's necessary is because the opr has downgraded growth. the u.k. may avoid recession, but it will be flirting with it all throughout next year. plus, they said the bank of england will reach its 2% target for inflation one year later. so, is this budget inflationary when the chancellor told us he would not do anything to stoke inflation elsewhere today, u.s. markets are closed due to the thanksgiving holiday. in europe we have a host of abide data do to drop this morning from france, ger

government, the prime minister richi sunak pledged at the end of his tenure you would have inflationas done that. >> live from london, thank you as always. we'll talk to you again tomorrow. >>> still ahead here as just mentioned president biden and chinese president xi jinping are in san francisco and scheduled to meet for the first time in a year. we'll break down what the two sides hope to accomplish. >>> plus, we'll bring you the latest efforts by the united states to secure the release of hostages still being held by hamas. you're watching "way too early." we'll be right back. u're watching "way too early." we'll be right back. s busting ls biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. - food fight!! - food fight!! ♪♪ cold water, on those stains? welp, only one way to find out... tide cleans better in cold than the leading bargain detergent in warm. ♪♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say that myth is- busted! i always wanted to say that! turn to cold, with tide. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming

anti—war protesters , however you anti—war protesters, however you want to phrase it, pro—palestine richie sunaksecretary to support the met police in doing everything necessary protect the necessary to protect the sanctity of armistice day and remembrance sunday. tens of thousands pro—palestine thousands of pro—palestine protesters are expected to march through london next weekend, calling a ceasefire. they calling for a ceasefire. they are trying to make it a are actually trying to make it a 1 million person march. they're very about that. that's very open about that. that's what want. but news is what they want. but gb news is theo chikomba joins us now from new scotland for the very new scotland yard for the very latest this. theo, latest on all of this. theo, thank very, very much. so thank you very, very much. so yes. what latest, please? yes. what is the latest, please? >> yes , well, a very good >> yes, well, a very good afternoon to so this afternoon to you. so this afternoon, commanders from afternoon, two commanders from the police addressed the the met police addressed the press afte

richie sunak cigarette ban is a bit more controversial, but probably not on a party basis. enter property without a warrant . it that seems without a warrant. it that seems to me to be have to have a sort of high threshold of evidence in order to do that. but they clear themselves without a judge . and themselves without a judge. and themselves without a judge. and the point about a warrant is that you have to have an external person and in a legal position to say there is a reason for entering this property. agree with you. property. i agree with you. and that's a safeguard in a democracy. othennise move democracy. othennise you move towards state in theory democracy. othennise you move towardthe state in theory democracy. othennise you move towardthe police state in theory democracy. othennise you move towardthe police decide| theory where the police decide themselves when they can enter buildings. rather buildings. that's rather worrying. the issue about worrying. also the issue about longer sentences, the government's obsessed by longer sentences. know, the reality sent

sunak in london. it comes after the greek president said the elgin marbles should be returned to athens. richie is currently in the british museum were removed from the parthenon in the 19th century. that is a show at this hour but don't forget you can head to our website. you will see there that we have a live page running on the israel— gaza wall at the moment with the lightest laws that there are more hostages released under the true. we've received confirmation from an israeli government spokesperson that they have received a list of they have received a list of the hostages to be released on wednesday. they updated there on our website and here i bbc news. thank for watching. hello there. well, temperatures will be plunging even further, still, as we head through the rest of the week. there's more snowfall always possible, particularly across the north of scotland, such as here in aviemore, but even potentially to some lower levels as well, with wintry showers feeding into north sea facing coast. there'll be some icy stretches here. but for most of us, it is expected to stay dry. but just