thank you so, mike parry, sam lister . thank you so, mike parry, sam lister.bev turner. see you tomorrow morning at ten. hello i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office that will be some bright or sunny spells today, especially in the east of the uk. but more rain on the way for many in the form of showers or longer spells of rain mostly affecting western areas. we've got this strong westerly airflow at the moment, the strongest winds that we saw across the north of scotland overnight, easing the ice off hours, opening out a little, but it stays blustery across the uk through the and that wind will bnngin through the and that wind will bring in further heavy showers hail thunder a possibility and some of the showers merging to form longer spells of rain especially for parts of wales in the southwest and then into central of the central by the end of the afternoon , parts of any brighter afternoon, parts of any brighter spells will be towards east. spells will be towards the east. but here there'll be some but even here there'll be some showers and temperatures ba

at the breakfast bar with my guest top lawyer stephanie boyce and political editor of the daily sam lister your piece in the express . your piece in the express. 500,000 to walk out in biggest of strikes for ten years as fears for the economy grow tomorrow is going to be the biggest strike day in history. why so ? we've got teachers why so? we've got teachers you've got railway workers , you've got railway workers, you've got railway workers, you've got railway workers, you've got civil servants. it's to be a huge day of disruption if you're a parent with children in school, you know, you're really going to struggle. you also like commute on the train , also like commute on the train, mean you might as well just write tomorrow off. it's going to be difficult . and you know, to be difficult. and you know, we've spoken to economists. they predict they believe that over the last eight months of strike action that the amount lost from the strike days alone, from the workers and those workers who commute in can't get into their office. yeah, it's 2 billion. now, on top of that, you've got the o

daily express, sam lister. you've also been getting in touch with me, talking about zahawi.wi does not recognise the furore that his tax affairs would cause with the general public, should not be an mp. public, he should not be an mp. as for it was a mistake as for claiming it was a mistake . seems unbelievable in he . this seems unbelievable in he has doubt paid tax especially has no doubt paid tax especially lists thousands pounds to lists thousands of pounds to deal with his affairs. has deal with his tax affairs. has he sacked these? yeah. would he sacked these? yeah. you would think, you? might be think, wouldn't you? might be one first he would one of the first things he would point it's not like he sat point out. it's not like he sat filling in his own numbers. i wouldn't have thought during the self—assessment these self—assessment whether these multi—million . multi—million pound businesses. right. ladies and i say lady wipe pointedly in relation to this story. so government of jersey posted this advert to attract people, women to go for attract people, women to go

let's get stuck into it all now with sam lister, the editor of the daily express . l, this express. sam first of all, this is pretty stark talk and it hasn't really budged . the hasn't really budged. the polling hasn't really budged since rishi sunak became prime. do you think conservative members will be surprised by that ? i if you members will be surprised by that? i if you speak to members will be surprised by that ? i if you speak to even that? i if you speak to even conservative mp, you are very keenly in support of rishi sunak who they think he he's the right man for the job, even they don't really think they've got much of a chance of winning at the next election. but what is interesting is that today they've got these chickens away day the cabinet. rishi sunak's government is cabinet together at chequers to take them out into the fray from westminster to sit down, really having chats about the state of the government and the path to the next election. and he's bringing in his election as it is on a day to . talk about how they can day to. talk about how they

ben glaze, the deputy political editor of the daily mirror , and editor of the daily mirror, and sam listeror of daily express. sam, if of the daily express. sam, if you was the keir starmer, what would you ask this morning? this afternoon, tricky. i think afternoon, it's tricky. i think section 35 rule, which relates to westminster vetoing a scottish agenda , reform laws. scottish agenda, reform laws. i think that's a difficult one for labour because labour is in a bit of a mess on it. so it's a keir starmer doesn't have a clear position of where the party is. he's obviously got splits with scotland. is the splits with scotland. is the splits within the party and i think the very difficult. but i think the very difficult. but i think what you will see obviously really obviously is the snp really gunning for the prime minister on this. think that could be on this. i think that could be quite bit fireworks in that quite a bit of fireworks in that regard keir starmer against regard for keir starmer against drawing quite also drawing strikes. it's quite also quite difficult because he's trying

well, joining us now is the political editor of the daily express, sam lister. od morning to you, sam. the pressure is really building on the government here. wes streeting really making capital out of all of this for the labour party. what can be done to try and avert this? it's really difficult and actually spoke to the health secretary yesterday. he he ruled out attempts an increase nurses attempts an increase in nurses pay- attempts an increase in nurses pay. and that's a really big blow to the nursing union because they felt it was an only funds they were wanted meet funds they were wanted to meet the government they the government halfway. they kind . and so kind of figured forward. and so i think we should be set back. and things have got to and actually things have got to a quite good point last week where big change where there's been a big change in in the talks between the in tone in the talks between the nursing unions the nursing unions and the government. that was blown government. but that was blown out water yesterday. and out of the water yesterd

the ftx fraud allegedly perpetrated by one-time wunderkind sam bankman-fried now has other a-listers up next with some of the big names as ftx attorneys find billions on the books, which is actually good news that they can then return to some people who are waiting for that money. that's next. with the closing bell ringing in 14 minutes, the dow at the moment up 185. this would be the second day in a row of gains here. and the nasdaq's looking at four straight gains, longest win streak since september. ♪ ♪ the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. . . it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per month. that means you could save hundreds a ye