really interesting, thanks very much, sarah hewin me from| very much, sarah hewin me from standard chartereddate to try to control inflation, is going to be doing that with interest rates, and as a result of that, have been getting some heavy hints from the bank of england that interest rates will rise perhaps sometime soon, and that gives rishi sunak quite a difficultjuggling act that he is going to have to perform next week at the spending review, as to how much money he is going to spend and how much he�*s going to set aside for paying down the debt, and that debt is looking like it is going to become more expensive sometime soon. thanks very much, rebecca.— thanks very much, rebecca. thank, victoria, thanks very much, rebecca. thank, victoria. good _ thanks very much, rebecca. thank, victoria, good to _ thanks very much, rebecca. thank, victoria, good to see _ thanks very much, rebecca. thank, victoria, good to see you. _ thanks very much, rebecca. thank, victoria, good to see you. and i thanks very much, rebecca. thank, j victoria, good to see you. and carol joins us with the weather, n

that is sarah hewin, managing director, standard chartered bank. let's get to the first word news.tte: the senate has approved legislation will pulls the u.s. government back from the brink of a payment default. this raises the limit by $480 billion allowing the treasury to meet obligations until december 3. the legislation is expected to pass the house, which could vote on it next week. bummer secretary steven mnuchin's warning about the risks of borrowing and spending by the biden administration, and concerns it could fuel inflation. he told david westin >> the good news is the economy is rebounding very strong. labor prices are up. i do worry that this will be ongoing inflation, and we could easily end up with 3.5% 10 year treasuries which increases the cost of the national debt and creates budget issues. juliette: armin laschet is prepared to step aside as the head of germany's cdu after the conservative electoral defeat last month. in a video call, he said the cdu needs new blood across-the-board. the social democrats say they got off to a good start in coalition talks with th