simon? china in a robust and hawkish way? i dealing with the threat from china in a robust and hawkish way? i think britain does — in a robust and hawkish way? i think britain does have _ in a robust and hawkish way? i think britain does have a _ in a robust and hawkish way? i think britain does have a strategy - in a robust and hawkish way? i think britain does have a strategy at - in a robust and hawkish way? i think britain does have a strategy at last i britain does have a strategy at last to deat— britain does have a strategy at last to deal with china, which is to try to deal with china, which is to try to differentiate between the importance of having a trade relationship with china, which is one of— relationship with china, which is one of our— relationship with china, which is one of our biggest trading partners, and at _ one of our biggest trading partners, and at the _ one of our biggest trading partners, and at the same time preserve our security— and at the same time preserve ou

we're going to simon first. simon?ink from when we first saw this act to now, they have gone up huge leaps. and by the way, it wasn't perfect, and it shouldn't be perfect. it was just fun. i love this act. terry: yeah. thank you. howie, come on, man. why did you buzz them? okay, i'm going to be totally honest. i agree with you, simon. this is just fun. and he said, as he said in the video piece, what a great idea for a franchise. instead of mommy and me classes, this parent jam, they should be all over the nation. it shouldn't be $1 million show in vegas. it's nothing anybody's going to buy tickets to for a concert. but i would take my kids to it. [ audience booing ] heidi: boo! heidi, let's go to you. heidi. [ buzzer ] sit down! sit down, howie. heidi, your turn. i think it was the song because in the song, it's, "push it, push it real good." and that's when you did it. it was -- no, it was endearing to watch. it's beautiful to watch. you know, the families dance together. phil: thank you, heidi. i mean, most of the t

simon, _ outside. who doesn't love being outdoors? simon, what - outside.walking _ one foot in front of the other? i do a lot of walking with my dog. i drive — a lot of walking with my dog. i drive an— a lot of walking with my dog. i drive an electric vehicle, but like other— drive an electric vehicle, but like other people it is the mobility the car allows— other people it is the mobility the car allows you to do the things you do. car allows you to do the things you do i_ car allows you to do the things you do i would — car allows you to do the things you do. i would use public transport more _ do. i would use public transport more often but i've had bad experience with trains and buses. we need a _ experience with trains and buses. we need a more — experience with trains and buses. we need a more integrated approach to our public— need a more integrated approach to our public transport. we need more buses— our public transport. we need more buses that — our public transport. we need more buses that run on time, reliable, and trains— buses that run on tim

she's none other than simone sanders townsend, who hosts the simone show on msnbc.he is an author, strategist. she's a bad sister. that's all you need to know. we have an amazing panel and amazing moderator. i can't wait. >> please give a warm round of applause for congresswoman terri sewell. she has introduced our great panel. we are going to go ahead and jump right into it. i don't think i need to tell you all but i think it's always important we set the stage that in 2013 the supreme court gut add key provision of the voting rights act. so much so that in the advocate community you often say the voting rights act after 2013 was on life support. simone: let's go back to 2013. since the decision of shelby v. hoelzer, states across the country have enacted restricting voting measures. this is not high high -- hyperbole. i'm not making this up. >> no, you're not. simone: i want to make two important points. one is remember that from shelby, we already heard and got the master class in what the supreme court has done both to the voting rights act, but also what remain

the chief constable simon _ conference earlier.le simon byrne has l conference earlier. the chief- constable simon byrne has tendered his resignation to the northern ireland policing board with immediate effect. i have informed the board of the resignation at a special meeting this afternoon and i would like to record my thanks and appreciation to simon for his work over the course of the last four years as chief constable. he is a dedicated police officer with a deep respect for the profession of policing. he was very aware of and greatly appreciated the often difficultjob that police officers and staff across the organisation who on behalf of the community. this may not always have been apparent to onlookers but it was very much his modus operandi as was his desire to improve policing for the community through modernisation and investment in local policing arrangements. his tenure was subjected to intense scrutiny and i am sure that the last few weeks in particular have been incredibly difficult for him personally and professiona

listen to simon rosenberg. next, jim jordan proved, once again, today that he believes trump voters are the most ignorant voters in american history. at the same time, our next guest, congressman eric swalwell, humiliated jim jordan during a hearing republicans designed to try to humiliate the attorney general of the united states. that is next. ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and c

terry: simon. well, yeah.g ] however, it was clever. we don't know how you -- how that happened. so good for you. howie. wow. "good for you! you're annoying!" i don't know how to follow that, except that i got to say that i don't know if it's annoying as much as there was kind of a dip. you're my favorite magician this season. and i got to say -- and magic is great. i love -- your entrance was spectacular and jaw-dropping. your closing was spectacular and jaw-dropping. i think what simon had -- in the middle, it got a little boring, but it was fantastic. i'm glad you're here. only two can go through. it's up to america, not us. thank you. terry: now, trigg, when did you decide to combine your tech skills with your magic? you know, it was really just experiencing how magical the modern world is and wanting to remind people of that, to remind them to dream. that's right. that's right, trigg. good luck tonight. just two acts can go into the finals. which two is totally up to you. so vote, vote, vote! ♪♪ it was ma

well, simon. so do feel? simon. so how do you feel? is your first here? simon. so how do you feel?uyeah, well, here? simon. so how do you feel? is youyeah, well, first? simon. so how do you feel? is youyeah, well, first time on the >> yeah, well, first time on the panel >> yeah, well, first time on the panel, for sure. yeah, panel, that's for sure. yeah, a little bit nervous, but we'll see how we go. little bit nervous, but we'll seeyouy we go. little bit nervous, but we'll seeyou told go. little bit nervous, but we'll seeyou told me you never watched >> you told me you never watched the so needs the show, so that needs to change. would come change. some would want to come back, well, lizzie, back, so let's. well, lizzie, you off, then. look, you start it off, then. look, i lifted a load of only lifted a load of things only because on my holiday, in because on my. on my holiday, in my to have a my home, i was able to have a good about things. good think about things. i thought, what the hell is going on? well, what the going on? >> and. mm- mm— >> and. and sadly, our government has

listen to simon rosenberg. and next, jim jordan proved, once again, today that he believes trump voters are the most ignorant voters in american history. at the same time, our next guest, congressman eric swalwell, humiliated jim jordan during a hearing republicans designed to try to humiliate the attorney general of the united states. that is next. ♪ you can make it happen ♪ ♪ yeah oh ♪ now, try new dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. and, they felt dramatic and fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers including lymphoma

simon: you are like disney.ble song choice. ♪ don't you cry [ audience booing ] oh, shut up. well, if you don't agree, vote! america, come through because we were not their flavor of pie today. [ laughs ] terry: threeg! never seen them do an act without falling. sofía: i'm scared. -whoa! -wow! that was as good as i've ever seen with this kind of act. -whoa! -go! that's like a 10. -yeah. -yes. whoa! you conquered, and you raised the bar. this is it! this is the one! heidi: that never worked before! whoa! oh, no! she's shaking! aah! yes! they did it! ♪♪ that's crazy! group hug. little group hug. ♪♪ aah! [ buzzer ] i was thinking after a couple of minutes... let's go, "agt"! stand up! rock with me! here we go! ...this is terrible. whoo! will this act headline vegas? the answer is no. i like erica because i feel like you're climbing the ladder. but is it improved from last time? yes. [ cheers and applause ] he's so cute. yeah. ♪ you and i five words. best act of the night. whoa! so impressive that a 12-year-old can

>> simon absolutely . oh, i love >> simon absolutely. oh, i love aldi. years. i'm a big fan of aldi . my years. i'm a big fan of aldi. my boys have been brought up on nato, which is the alternative to nutella, right? nato, which is the alternative to nutella, right ? so nato, which is the alternative to nutella, right? so it's a quick, cheaper and taste the same . oh, absolutely. it's same. oh, absolutely. it's probably better. and one tip is there are specially selected steak . it's better than the steak. it's better than the house of commons steak , i'll house of commons steak, i'll tell you that for nothing. so i'm a big fan of aldi. go and shop there. i my i'm newly married. my wife's come over from rwanda. we've been to aldi twice in the last four weeks. yeah well, that's probably why she married you . she married you. >> absolutely. and they really specialise . least they specialise. or at least they promote british farming, don't they ? yeah. vegetables and meat. they? yeah. vegetables and meat. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> it's so important. but it

it's _ chinese diplomacy up then what sir simon talked about! it's actually i simon talked about!o in journey any, i think also in london -- in _ journey any, i think also in london —— in germany. making these two countries — —— in germany. making these two countries come closer together. but these _ countries come closer together. but these two _ countries come closer together. but these two or three pandas, because they did _ these two or three pandas, because they did have a son three or four years— they did have a son three or four years ago. — they did have a son three or four years ago, they are going back to beijing _ years ago, they are going back to beijing at— years ago, they are going back to beijing at the end of the year, so the zoo _ beijing at the end of the year, so the 200 is — beijing at the end of the year, so the zoo is doing a big panda party to say— the zoo is doing a big panda party to say goodbye to their beloved pandas — to say goodbye to their beloved pandas. of course, i got tickets and i will_ pandas. of course, i got tickets and i will go _ pandas. of

loneliness, simone. thank you so much for joining us. you know, starting off what route do you think was hardest hit by loneliness during the pandemic? i think there are 3 specific groups whenever we look at loveliness and social disconnection that are most vulnerable through all the research right now. number one is of course those people that were in nursing home environments like my mother who were having the wellbeing pins, 2 visitors coming into that nursing home environment were denied that. so we can also see that gen z, those born from the late 19 ninety's genji, particularly who were developing that social skills and social identity during those very crucial years of young alice and had to do education online. and that we know has a long term, luminous effect, even often depends image, and also can also sion, the distance of identity and also the social skills. so gen z would be, and number one, even prior to the pandemic party, they were coming up in the 2018 singleness indexes, the loveliest o

simon >> so starmer's new plan.solution to is this a solution to an increasing problem or is it just a recipe for disaster? >> i wouldn't say it's a recipe for disaster, but negotiating, renegotiating with the eu in terms of immigration might result in a few hundred people being returned to eu countries. so it's not a panacea. there are thousands of people coming over in small boats. so what is proposing might return a few hundred people. so but so it's not a solution. we need a stronger policy like the rwandan policy , but we need a government policy, but we need a government that will introduce and implement the rwandan policy. and i have to be honest, we're not seeing at the moment not seeing that at the moment from conservatives. from the conservatives. >> spend a little >> obviously, you spend a little bit rwanda. so as you bit of time in rwanda. so as you said the last show, are they said on the last show, are they geared and ready to accept geared up and ready to accept migrants? >> w- e there are >> oh, abso

simon jones, bbc news.ical park. as you can see, the group sat paralysed as the animal devoured enchiladas and tacos just inches away from them. the park's website warns visitors that encounters with black bears have increased — and it recommends that visitors should "never try to photograph a bear up close". time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. and helen, what's the latest on the stormy weather that's expected? already gusting 60—70 mph in southern ireland. this is the very defined storm you can see here on the photo. that storm agnes is bearing down across the uk and ireland. it's going to push its influence further north and east, escalating winds, putting and a speu escalating winds, putting and a spell of very wet weather in particular for northern ireland and scotland. those winds are getting to around 40—50 mph inland, just about anywhere away from the south and east. 70 mph in the exposed coasts. those winds are

simon >> so starmer's new plan.solution to is this a solution to an increasing problem or is it just a recipe for disaster? >> i wouldn't say it's a recipe for disaster, but negotiating, renegotiating with the eu in terms of immigration might result in a few hundred people being returned to eu countries. so it's not a panacea. there are thousands of people coming over in small boats. so what is proposing might return a few hundred people. so but so it's not a solution. we need a stronger policy like the rwandan policy , but we need a government policy, but we need a government that will introduce and implement the rwandan policy. and i have to be honest, we're not seeing at the moment not seeing that at the moment from conservatives. from the conservatives. >> spend a little >> obviously, you spend a little bit rwanda. so as you bit of time in rwanda. so as you said the last show, are they said on the last show, are they geared and ready to accept geared up and ready to accept migrants? >> w- e there are >> oh, abso

annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and simon danczuk . today parish and simon danczuk.'ll be asking the pundits, should the owners of dangerous dogs go to jail? should kids be forced to wear gender neutral school uniforms ? gender neutral school uniforms? plus, we'll be reacting to the shock news from a top sleep expert that lions don't work. so will you be giving up yours? plus, the most important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. gb news is, of course, our website. the email is mark at gbnews.com. this show has a golden rule , a this show has a golden rule, a strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . occasional in life. opinion. occasional in life. you'll see something which triggers you perhaps, which makes you realise you've reached the tipping point. rock bottom. the point of no return . very the point of no return. very often people decide to finally go on that diet after seeing their holiday photographs on the

annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and simon danczuk . today parish and simon danczuk.'ll be asking the pundits, should the owners of dangerous dogs go to jail? should kids be forced to wear gender neutral school uniforms ? gender neutral school uniforms? plus, we'll be reacting to the shock news from a top sleep expert that lions don't work. so will you be giving up yours? plus, the most important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. gb news is, of course, our website. the email is mark at gbnews.com. this show has a golden rule , a this show has a golden rule, a strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . occasional in life. opinion. occasional in life. you'll see something which triggers you perhaps, which makes you realise you've reached the tipping point. rock bottom. the point of no return . very the point of no return. very often people decide to finally go on that diet after seeing their holiday photographs on the

>> simone, they have every right to do so. when you are a defense attorney who are going to exhaust whatever legal maneuvers are available to appropriately defend your client. so they very well might, but what we see with this decision and how it is laid out is that it is not going very far. i expect that donald trump's attorneys may consider trying to take this route and making their argument, but it's not for the purpose of actually getting to federal court, but for the purposes of delaying this as far as they can go. now, as far as an appeal, i expect that the appeal will be done with in short order, very much so like the original petition from mark meadows attorney. they are not going anywhere with this because it is very hard to make that argument out that somehow, as you are making this call about the election, and setting up something about the election, that you are acting in your official capacity. you know as well as anyone else that being part of an administration there are very clear lines between the campaign and

of course, you conquered simone in general. and so we all fell in love with her, but we have the most incorruptible priest that one of us sat, even on a cumin. we are really all different and i can say that if simona does not stand on katya when katya sings. i won't be surprised, he's really not corrupting him, i'll personally check. haha fine. and i want to say, ah. anyway, we have the most important thing, the fact that on our project there are not five experts , not three, not four, not even 10, but 100 by acquaintance, it is impossible to win this competition. and i want to show you one more participant that he is the grandson all together, whose strange appearance scared the entire hundred, even the presenter nikolai baskov, so we want this to be about like this. this guy is excellent. hi all. my name is slava makarov recently. i had a birthday. it seems to me that this is an excellent occasion for all those present in this hall now to widely. we smiled into our maybe not our 32 teeth, especially since the next song will b

simon false . did you pass true. simon false.he's very, very strict. >> it's true, actually . so >> it's true, actually. so you're wrong. anyway you're winning. it's true . yes, of winning. it's true. yes, of course. the magic kingdom. have you ever been to disney world? >> yes, i have indeed. love >> yes, i have indeed. i love disney. >> yes, i have indeed. i love disiwell, my parents took my >> well, my parents took my family, and the time i had family, and at the time i had a very younger brother very small, younger brother because obviously he's big now. and pints. but minnie and drinks pints. but minnie mouse and mickey mouse, these giant things came towards him and he looked at them and went, aha , they're massive . aha, they're massive. >> they are frightening. >> they are frightening. >> i know they are . it's like >> i know they are. it's like they're huge . they're huge. >> right? question is, this is a picture of him in his prime. >> they won't appreciate you telling the story. really. no, he boy. he won't my boy. >> i

this is simone biles. i wanted to let you _ them. this is simone biles. how you were treated recently. i was shocked and wanted to let you know that you deserve a medal, just like all the other girls. it deserve a medal, 'ust like all the other girls._ the other girls. it has inspired _ the other girls. it has inspired this - the other girls. it has inspired this little i the other girls. it has| inspired this little girl the other girls. it has i inspired this little girl to keep going. i inspired this little girl to keep going-— inspired this little girl to keep going. i was “umping around all i keep going. i was “umping around all overi keep going. i wasjumping around all over the - keep going. i wasjumping around all over the place i keep going. i wasjumping i around all over the place and really happy because she is the best gymnast ever. and still going with gymnastics? yes. i am still continuing. i will not let this stop me. i'm going to keep striving hard.— keep striving hard. follow us on twitter- _ keep striving hard. follow us on twitter. thank

simon bernard has resigned as the chief constable of the northern ireland police service —— simon burnstable in northern ireland so major news coming in that simon byrne has resigned. he was appointed in may 2019 as chief constable. pressure has been mounting over him with calls for his resignation and a number of issues and the latest was last tuesday when a court ruled that two junior officers were unlawfully disciplined or an arrest made at a troubles commemoration event and before that in recent weeks we had the huge data breach which was so concerning with the details of police officers becoming public and huge amounts of questions and focus about just huge amounts of questions and focus aboutjust how huge amounts of questions and focus about just how that huge amounts of questions and focus aboutjust how that happened. there has been pressure on him for some time but this newsjust has been pressure on him for some time but this news just coming has been pressure on him for some time but this newsjust coming into us. simon byrne has resigned as the chief constable of the police se

alix: simon? simon: hello. alix: what is a trough look like then? is an interesting question. just because you are in the europe, it is one thing. i think the story is not to similar in many centers, mixed centers around the world. the adjustment in pricing has not come through in the way that perhaps would have been expected, given the interest-rate shock we have seen. the endgame here, it probably is not going to be quite as grim as we have seen in the past. i know this has been discussed before, it may sound like an old story but i think everyone's got a look at what happens in the jobs market, one has to look at how that plays out in distressed selling. the major adjustments in housing markets, not just in the u.k. but u.s. and elsewhere, typically come when you find a lot of distressed sellers in the market. we will see some, we had data in the u.k. earlier this week showing the numbers creeping up but they are historically low with three sets on mortgages still to come through the year. that will go up and possibly will be less of a problem in

, thank ou ve where he died. 0k, simon, thank you very much — where he died. 0k, simon, thank you veryied. 0k, simon, thank you very much for that _ you very much for that reflection on mohammed al fayed's life, who has died at the age of 94. typhoon saola has made landfall in southern china, having given hong kong a glancing blow. although it has reduced in strength, saola is bringing fierce winds and heavy rain to guangdong province, where tens of millions of people are sheltering indoors. 800,000 people have been evacuated from the more vulnerable areas of guangdong, which is home to several megacities. saola has caused extensive disruption to transport, business, and education, and is likely to bring storm conditions for much of the weekend. live now to hong kong resident anna adasiewicz, whose home has been damaged by falling debris from typhoon saola. and your home has been damaged, anna. ., ,., ., ., ., ., anna. hello. good afternoon, everyone- _ anna. hello. good afternoon, everyone- i'm _ anna. hello. good afternoon, everyone. i'm standing - anna. hello. good afternoon, everyo

we are saying, "i care." >> jimmy: simon says, "touch your head. [ light laughter ] simon says, "scream >> louder. [ scream ] light laughter ] >> jimmy: simon didn't say that last one >> but michelle obama did. [ laughter ] >> you lose. but maybe you didn't lose. [ scream ] >> oh, my god! [ laughter ] oh, my god wow! >> because my mother had faith in me, i had faith in me too >> jimmy: mother's day is coming up. what are you getting your mother you can pick up a few books right now. >> please buy my book. pretty please. with sugar on top. >> jimmy: please grab a book and -- >> oh, my god! >> jimmy: it's michelle obama. [ cheers and applause >> buy my book tools evolve over time and speaking of time, it's time to dance show us your best moves. [ beat boxing go drop it low. to the floor down lower go, go, go >> jimmy: now pose for a a picture. three, two - >> go, go -- >> oh, my god! oh, my god [ cheers and applause >> you've got some great moves >> thank you, just for going through this entire journey with grace that's what you are. and to have the opportunity to say that to you, thank y

plus, as permanent under—secretary at the foreign office , simon mcdonald makes office, simon mcdonaldias at the heart of westminster in feeling in the foreign office building was of mourning . mourning. >> people were in tears. people were in shock . were in shock. >> and with further revelations of the extraordinary pressure put on the former pm liz truss by the left wing civil service was she tragically beaten out of office by the out of control woke blob? her former chancellor kwasi kwarteng will join me live in the studio to give a first hand account of the anti—growth coalition that they faced in the treasury . also coming up tonight treasury. also coming up tonight after last night at the proms is by rabid ramona's flying eu flags during the closing performance of rule britannia. is this another example of blatant bias by the british bashing corporation ? is my bashing corporation? is my verdict in the media buzz. and later this hour, with diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson , hitting out at patrick jephson, hitting out at the sins king charles still has to atone f

that is right, welcome to the marco simone golf and country clubj marco simone golf and country cluban see, the son has nowjust about set, and everyone's thoughts are turning to that opening session first thing tomorrow morning. as you say, it is so crucial, that opening session. two years ago at whistling straits, europe lost a 3—1 and, frankly, they never really recovered, so luke donald knows it is important he gets his pairings right stub that's have a look at the pairings are that opening morning session tomorrow. in the first match, we havejon rahm and tyrell hatton against scottie scheffler and sam burns. both teams sitting at the big guns early on. in the second match we have the scandinavian pairing of viktor hovland and luda gave baird against max homa and brian harman —— luda gave baird. next up, shane lowry and sepp straka against rickie fowler and collin morikawa, and then in the final match, you can already hear the fleetwood headlines. it is rory mcilroy and tommy fleetwood against xander schauffele and patrick cantlay. perhaps the headline story from those pairings is

mark simon, what do you think about fetterman's dasher reigns leading.n? i don't know who his tailor is actually. >> i don't know. looks like the salvation army or army surplus store. i don't know why you'd go to all the trouble to become a united states senator and them show up like you're dressing like you're there to move furniture. i don't know. people coming through the delivery entrance are better dressed. i've heard of business casual but this is like drug cartel on breaking bad dressed better than this. i don't get it. larry: hogan gigler, you're a better dressed gentleman himself. it demeans the institution of the senate. the senate is a serious place, the public has enough trouble with the senate as it is. you've got to actually democrats joe mansion, d ick durbin of illinois are rebelling of what chuck schumer did to fetterman and make as mock seizure disorders out of fetterman and the senate is an all gus body and i'm offended by it and what are you thinking and hear something >> i don't know what i'm more offended by, john fetterman's attitu

it's on it uh, $77.00 simons. let's bring you in. what stood out to you in that speech there in that price conference between the 2 foreign minister. so what i had said the ukraine was the top topic, the signing or the topic which the major lied was signed on. there was another one, and that is china, but maybe that's a little bit later. but no doubt the united states, you know, and i think miss babel alluded to this when she said and talked about the conversation she had on in congress at on capital hill yesterday. the united states . uh, there is a decrease in support in like say the might of support for ukraine, but where is that it is and the fringes of the parties, believe it or not, the republican party, the conservative party, as well as the democrats, where it is support maybe is a little bit softer now, but the leads in the united states and then government in science in congress, in the white house, everywhere else. they all know that there is no way around, off supporting ukraine in the short term. and in the long term, th

plus, as permanent under—secretary at the foreign office , simon mcdonald makes office, simon mcdonalds at the heart of westminster in feeling in the foreign office building was of mourning . mourning. >> people were in tears. people were in shock . were in shock. >> and with further revelations of the extraordinary pressure put on the former pm liz truss by the left wing civil service was she tragically beaten out of office by the out of control woke blob? her former chancellor kwasi kwarteng will join me live in the studio to give a first hand account of the anti—growth coalition that they faced in the treasury . also coming up tonight treasury. also coming up tonight after last night at the proms is by rabid ramona's flying eu flags during the closing performance of rule britannia. is this another example of blatant bias by the british bashing corporation ? is my bashing corporation? is my verdict in the media buzz. and later this hour, with diana's former private secretary, patrick jephson , hitting out at patrick jephson, hitting out at the sins king charles still has to atone for

simon, you very much. i've simon, thank you very much.i've padded preparation. padded myself in preparation. let's look at wednesday's let's have a look at wednesday's front pages , the daily mail kick front pages, the daily mail kick off with some good news in their view at rate, finally, view at any rate, finally, common sense on net zero and russell brand still on the top there. telegraph sunak set to push back petrol car ban and that's in meeting macron and no it's not it's keir starmer meeting macron apologies god there hardly anything between him. guard in tory dismay as pm seeks to soften net zero pledges and a photograph of marina abramovich, the artist behind the spirit cooking event that led to pizzagate and qanon. interestingly enough, express rich . she hits the brakes on rich. she hits the brakes on petrol car ban the news starmer is set to reject eu's new master plan . and finally , the daily plan. and finally, the daily star. i must not be a 18 times. well, those of you from pages . star. i must not be a 18 times. so we wil

simon�*ries. they've got a couple of intethey really do. simon they >> they really do.mon they have of really have a couple of really interesting stories. the first one which quite one of which is quite concerning, jong one of which is quite corwill ing, jong one of which is quite corwill travel jong one of which is quite corwill travel to jong one of which is quite corwill travel to russia jong one of which is quite corwill travel to russia on ong one of which is quite corwill travel to russia on an un will travel to russia on an armed train to sign a possible weapons deal with vladimir vladimir putin. according to us intelligence officials. so this is those fires is just stoking those fires again being a pact again of there being a pact between an unlikely pact between russia, china korea, russia, china and north korea, the outcome of the world the sort of outcome of the world all ganging together. >> what's nature of the >> what's the nature of the deal >> what's the nature of the deal, paul? can you. deal, though, paul? can you. >> nature of the deal >> well, the na

we thought, well, if it can work for the bays in canada, it shows how can, with, for the beans in simon's tom. the method has proved successful as the ctv footage shows several restaurants in simon's stone have chosen a prevention strategy closer to the source of the problem. organic waste is no longer mixed with other trach. now it's collected in special bins, but i sit in this acute place for late to pick up. there's not much food in there anymore for them. which means that they have to do lots of this . and um, they've decided obviously to go elsewhere to go look the food. so the boons have visited town a lot less regularly in terms of looking for food in my documents that a lot of the other restaurants, dustin's, 2 studies have shown that the balloons are considered one of the most difficult animals for humans to co exist with bony human conflict is an issue in several countries in africa, including seen by way, what's one? and if you get the conflict, not only cause of stress, it also carries health risk. brings coming into your ribbon area and getting into people's houses as well as

alix: thank you bloomberg's simone foxman joining us for nike.dar is taylor swift. the latest movements good karma for the nfl. the popstar is said to be dating travis kelce the star tight end of the kansas city chiefs. the buzz around the relationship is having an actual economic impact, doubling ticket sales to this sunday's game against the jets. guy: would you be prepared to go to new jersey to watch nfl game is taylor swift was there? alix: me personally? no. guy: ok. alix: but i about the demographic we are talking about here. if i was 20 years younger yeah, maybe, probably. guy: i wonder how big of a draw this will be. the taylor swift economy knows no bounds. like ryan reynolds. everything she touches seems to have a massive economic impact. alix: i do not think you can compare taylor swift to ryan reynolds. i love ryan reynolds. but in terms of economic impact there is no comparison. guy: there is no comparison to swift, i agree, absolutely incredible. i wrote the other day it is like having a super bowl. she placed three concerts per we

simon _ act. indeed to my big questions there. simon spence, _ act.e. simon spence, casey, i act. indeed to my big questions . there. simon spence, casey, thank you so much for helping us understand some of those issues. thank you. the uk's biggest steelworks, port talbot in south wales, will receive up to £500 million from the government to help produce steel in a greener way. but the change could mean the loss of about 3000 jobs, with the site's owners warning of potential "deep restructuring". tomos morgan has the story. towering over port talbot, the uk's largest steel plant with a workforce of almost 4000 is an integral part of the uk economy and the industry as a whole. today's announcement was outlined as an important step for the future of greener steel. this is a transformation project. we're putting £500 million to transform port talbot into green steel—making industry and that's definitely something to be celebrating. along with the uk government's investment, tata steel will contribute £750 million, and the money will help to convert the c

of course, simon byrne has been facing calls to quit after a number of recent controversies.oubles commemoration event. that came after the news that 10,000 police officers and staff were mistakenly revealed on the internet last month. so what has happened is an emergency meeting of the policing board, which holds the psni to account, took place and the board question simon byrne for five account, took place and the board question simon byrne forfive hours at a meeting last thursday. simon byrne previously ruled out resigning, this prompted the democratic unionist party to submit a motion of no confidence in the chief constable. other unionist parties called for the chief constable to go where there is other political parties raise questions about the psni leadership. northern ireland's policing public body is made up of template, nine independent members and holds the chief constable to account for the delivery of policing. so just a reminder of that breaking news. the police service of northern ireland chief constable simon byrne has resigned from his post. you are watching

and also to take measures so that similar excesses further did not take place on january 28, 1919, simon the supreme power then forced otaman semysenko to obey, there were extremely few, these troops were needed at the front, but after petlyura got the opportunity to tame this otamany, to tame this otamany , to tame these otaman individual field commanders who did not obey central state power , he did it without hesitation, and the same chieftains physically, including the same chieftain semesenko , were physically removed by order of petlyura, this fact is proven with this the name of mykola chebotaryov, the head of the petlyur counter-intelligence army, that is, one of the already large armies of the ukrainian people's republic, is associated with the name of mykola chebotaryov, there was a jewish assault camp, assault squads , what kind of pogroms can we talk about that were lost or somehow supported by the ukrainian state to hand over to the ministry of jewish affairs for immediate preliminary assistance to the jewish population of the city of zhytomyr affected by the pogroms, the su

i'm simone, and i have something to say. we start today with the devastation in morocco, where a powerful earthquake hit late on friday night. at the center of the 6.8 magnitude earthquake, about 36 miles east of marrakech in moroccan highlands, high at less mountain range. it claimed more than 1300 lives, and that number is expected to grow. the scope of the damage is unknown as crews are working to rescue any survivors trapped beneath the rubble. here's nbc news 1400 front matt bradley with more. >> that frenzied rescue effort is underway as the death toll and injury toll increases. it's already sky-high. we have heard in the last couple of hours, the death toll has now received 1000. the injuries have now exceeded 1200. those numbers are likely to increase in the coming hours and days as rescue workers actually take bodies out of the wreckage. that's what they're working on right now. you see a lot of destruction in the region, the high atlas mountains. the epicenter was about 50 miles away from the historic city of marra

i well remember, simon, nondemocratic. i well remember, simon. and _ nondemocratic. and we will _ nondemocratic. i well remember, simon, and we will get _ nondemocratic. i well remember, simon, and we will get terry's - nondemocratic. i well remember, i simon, and we will get terry's taken a second, interviewing gordon brown when he was prime minister on the morning of the labour party conference when it had been announced that rupert murdoch was withdrawing his support from gordon brown and had changed his allegiance to david cameron, and interviewing gordon brown that morning, no matter the face gordon brown was putting on for the world, like he was said to be in scotland, a bear with a sore head, very angry about it, because head, very angry about it, because he realised and very much appreciated the importance of having murdoch on side and your point is what about the politicians being on site for murdoch, exactly what many people are saying. terry in greenwich, tell us about your dad. i heard you talking about murdoch this morning, i always think of my dad in th

did we mention simone is a simone, good morning, good morning. can i just say something?lywed and she's live from her gym in spring, texas. simone, good morning good morning can i just say something watching that a little, tiny, 20-second clip had my heart pounding i'm sure yours was out of your chest. how did you feel in that moment when you were gearing up for that vault >> yeah. i was really excited to debut it again. i did it in 2021, but to have it consistent enough to compete at every competition going into this year felt really good i'm feeling really good about this time around. >> let's recap, shall we a huge comeback, you took a two-year break you won the u.s. classic, you won the u.s. championships, you scored a record eighth national title, you nailed a skill on the vault no other woman in the world can do you know what? i was wondering. are you going to go back a little bit cautiously, or are you going to dive into the deep end? you dove in the deep end was that kind of your strategy going in >> i think we have to be a little bit more cautious about how we do