less than an hour the men's individual time trial takes place at the cycling world championships in stirlingf the most anticipated events of the championships. great britain's hopes rest with two welshmen — 19 year old josh tarling, last year sjunior world champion and at the opposite end of the spectrum, 37 year old former tour de france winner geraint thomas. he s seen it all, but is impressed by his younger team mate. he isjust a phenomenal athlete. he is 19 were built like a 29—year—old. he is a big, strong lad. he has had an amazing year already. was it in thejunior ranks. he is closer in age to my son and to me, which is strange. this sport is changing slightly and young guys are performing a lot earlier. it is great to see. i am brimming with them here. i haven't raced with him yet, though. that is when you realise he is still pretty young. he is tall, big and powerful, but still only 19. is tall, big and powerful, but still only19. hopefully, is tall, big and powerful, but still only 19. hopefully, just the way you are, he can learn a lot. the only 19. hopefully, just the way you are

it is uk inflation day and what we are seeing is that stirling is taking slightly higher after july inflation dates painted a mixed picture for the uk economy. headline inflation came in at 6.8% because you can see behind me, that was in line with expectations. but, both the core and services cpi numbers came in hotter than expectations. jeremy hunter says the nation is not yet at the finish line in its fight against inflation as today's figure puts wage growth ahead headline inflation. the latest cpi print has overnight swap rates pricing and at an almost 90% chance the bank of england will hike rates again by 25 basis points at its september meeting and just over a 10% chance of a half percent inflation point. that is 50 basis point increase. now, this is the reaction we are getting across the income curve today. interesting. we have two-year yields stronger on the day. 5.10 is where we are at. 5.1%. the markets are pricing in at this rate just north of 6%. a lot of the upward movement in yields we saw happened yesterday after very hot wage growth numbers. the two-year yield is tracking 10

alfie stirling, chief economist and associate director at thejoseph rowntree foundation, told us more very sadly already knew. the uk has the slowest recovery in one of the most advanced economies in the g7 coming out of the pandemic. it's the only one of those economies not to have recovered to pre—pandemic levels and now not forecast to do so for more than a year from now. of course, this is really hurting millions of families up and down the country. the latest survey conducted by thejoseph rowntree foundation, we found 7.13 million families currently have to skimp on essentials, like clothing, medicine, food on the table. on essentials — that's adequate clothing, medicine, food on the table. how big an impact do you think this is having on the poorest? you talk about food, medicine. the really worrying thing about this report is it is those who are tourists too are being hardest hit by this. that's right, and the work confirms this. when you go into a recession or you're bobbing along with a very weak economy, it is the people with the least power, the least resources that tend to

live now to alfie stirling, chief economist and associate director at the joseph rowntree foundation.ll me a little bit about what you think of this study, it is saying we have had five years of lost economic growth and things are not going to look much better for another year or so. that not going to look much better for another year or so.— another year or so. that is right. to be honest. — another year or so. that is right. to be honest, it— another year or so. that is right. to be honest, it is— another year or so. that is right. to be honest, it is confirming i another year or so. that is right. to be honest, it is confirming al another year or so. that is right. l to be honest, it is confirming a lot of what we very sadly already knew. the uk has the slowest recovery in one of the most advanced economies in the g7 coming out of the pandemic. it is the only one of those economies not to have recovered to pre—pandemic levels and now not forecast to do so for more than a year from now. this now not forecast to do so for more than a yearfrom now. this is really hurting millions of f

paul stirling fell not long after, before sam curran was caught for nothing as well.s championships in budapest, with great britain hoping to finish on a high. attention will turn to the women's 800 metres final, with two potential medals on the cards, but it's a really competitive field. our correspondent natalie pirks is there. knows to see you. lots of opportunity here for kealy hodgkinson and gemma ricky in this one, but it is competitive. how do you think they will get on. it is you think they will get on. it is incredibly _ you think they will get on. it 3 incredibly competitive. there is podium potentialforjemma reekie, podium potential forjemma reekie, who podium potentialforjemma reekie, who was running well, and there is podium potential. but keely hogdkinson has only one medal on her mind, the fastest and going for gold this year. she is 21 but yet you have that golden moment. she has one olympic silver. she also finished in silver position in the commonwealth to get your�*s may be morar. so, this will be a fast and very fascinating vinyl for sure. will be

we have a problem in stirling. we have got _ problem? we have a problem in stirling.ago, each motorway service area only had to have 250 kilowatts chargers. today, that is not sufficient. in june kilowatts chargers. today, that is not sufficient. injune alone, we actually gave 3 million kilowatts of charge to motorists. that is the equivalent forjune of 9 million miles of charge that we've provided. if you arrive at a motorway service area, that has got sufficient numbers of chargers, if you are going up, at wetherby, wetherby has got 12 ultra rapid chargers, you will feel comfortable you are going to get sufficient charge... 50 it will feel comfortable you are going to get sufficient charge. . .- to get sufficient charge... so it is not the to get sufficient charge... so it is rrot the same _ to get sufficient charge... so it is not the same everywhere, - to get sufficient charge... so it is not the same everywhere, i - to get sufficient charge... so it is not the same everywhere, i have| to get sufficient charge... so it is - not the same everywhere, i have got call

ground in georgia and text donald trump to tell them the georgia election officials such as gabriel stirlingited here but not by name referred to as the chief of staff. >> in jeopardy that is who is mark meadows? >> yes. and it is interesting because earlier today we were talking to mark short and he refers to that interview this is what he had to say. >> this is who brought the random theories of what the vice president could do by organizing this meetings with members of congress and what have you. he was a leader in much of these efforts that the president did pursue trying to convince the vice president of this magical authority. the fact that he is not mentioned i think would be want to say in light of so many other co-conspirators there must be some level of testimony they have. >> and what he meant there was the fact that mark meadows was the ringleader in his current conversation of this conspiracy but is not listed or even insinuated or suggested as a co- conspirator would suggest that mark meadows is cooperating. >> no question about that. this is something we have been speculating

his dad was in stirling to see his son's latest success.ff 45 balls to set the superchargers up for a 14—run victory against the oval invincibles. the victory means they're up to third, one point off the top. stay up—to—date with all the latest of the bbc sport website that is it for me for the moment, bye—bye. hello. we had our brief spell of warmth in the last couple of days, and now that the weekend is here, of course, it's turning a little cooler and more unsettled. but don't get me wrong, it's not going to be awful. there will certainly be some fine weather around, some lengthy spells of sunshine, but quite a few showers around as well, brought by this area of low pressure just to the north—west of us right now. and this is how it's going to barrel across the uk during the course of the weekend, and the closer you are to the centre of this low pressure, the more frequent the showers will be. so, through the course of this evening and overnight, showers, quite frequent ones spreading into northern ireland by the morning, western scotlan

i went— events in stirling and dundee. i went to — events in stirling and dundee.never seen it, and if you go— yesterday, i've never seen it, and if you go to — yesterday, i've never seen it, and if you go to glasgow green you will see the _ if you go to glasgow green you will see the trials, some really exciting opportunity to see the best in the world _ opportunity to see the best in the world. �* ,., opportunity to see the best in the world. . ,., , opportunity to see the best in the world. . , ., opportunity to see the best in the world. �* , ., world. and some events are free? yes, one world. and some events are free? yes. one of— world. and some events are free? yes, one of the _ world. and some events are free? yes, one of the great _ world. and some events are free? yes, one of the great advantagesl world. and some events are free? i yes, one of the great advantages for scotland _ yes, one of the great advantages for scotland as— yes, one of the great advantages for scotland as a nation, on sunday you have got _ scotland as a nation, on sunday you have got

. >> so i doubt any people in stirling are having a similar lines to motley crew. but it speaks to the fact that there's an epidemic of hopelessness at the moment in scotland. yeah. and particularly during the pandemic, it was so badly handled. yeah badly handled. it was so egregious. what they did to people's rights up there , to people's rights up there, what they did to the economy . what they did to the economy. they crippled the economy. i'm not surprised that people are desperate. yeah, well , hopefully desperate. yeah, well, hopefully somebody can inject some hope in scotland anyway. the guardian now in children's prisons are doing away with the maximum . doing away with the maximum. spare the rod and spoil the child . cressida pain inducing child. cressida pain inducing restraint to be banned in england and wales children's prisons . prisons. >> as i'm amazed that had to be said. i had no idea. so new ministry of justice policy says such techniques, such techniques , must only be used in emergency scenarios, which sort of implies there's been some recreatio

newsnight also contacted the hotel owners, stirling woodrow, for comment, but they didn't respond., deputy editor of conservative home, by the former government advisor charlie rowley and down the line by steve smith, the chief executive of care for calais. thank of care for calais. you all forjoining us. first of thank you all forjoining us. first of all, henry, they form a of migration week. the home office line is the use of hotels is not acceptable. the immigration minister concurred there earlier, saying a—star hotels were out of the question. sojust how a—star hotels were out of the question. so just how much of a failure as this? it question. so just how much of a failure as this?— failure as this? it is comprehensive. - failure as this? it isj comprehensive. we failure as this? it is - comprehensive. we heard failure as this? it is _ comprehensive. we heard them failure as this? it 3 comprehensive. we heard them say they need to find alternative accommodation. they need to build alternative accommodation. 0ne accommodation. they need to build alternative accommodation. one

our moral duty and responsibility, soft power, fostering relations, encouraging trade, and also in stirlinge genital mutilation is horrific. these are all window under strict arguments. what about transparency? what control? what about knowing making sure it does not end up in a swiss bank account? the figures for uk aid specifically and the _ the figures for uk aid specifically and the transparency regulatory framework around uk delivery has always _ framework around uk delivery has always scored incredibly highly. we are incredibly... uk aid infrastructure is incredibly well regarded around the world for transparency and clarity and follow—through. it is unfortunate that case — follow—through. it is unfortunate that case studies that are often presented in certain sections of the media _ presented in certain sections of the media are — presented in certain sections of the media are easily accessible and digestible and therefore picked up and portrayed as though that reflects — and portrayed as though that reflects the whole of the aid system when _ reflects the whole of the aid system whe

our man in stirling, neil oliver, weighs in on the worrying rise of britain's morality police.otball legend ian wright surprised radio two listeners with this emotional rallying cry for women's rights alongside vernon kay. >> think about the most precious of our species of any species. thatis of our species of any species. that is the woman . that is the woman. >> but after the pair faced criticism for not going far enough and calling out the trans lobby is it time for high profile men to have the balls to speak out in defence of women? my speak out in defence of women? my superstar returned to my superstar panel returned to debate news. the people's channel. britain's news . news. the people's channel. britain's news. channel led news. the people's channel. britain's news . channel led lady britain's news. channel led lady c and phil d, neil oliver and kelvin mackenzie. >> all on the way tonight. but first, my superstar panel return. top daily express columnist carole the columnist carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth former benjamin butterworth a

stirling council spent money on glitter tattoos and wolverhampton council has spent money on three kilometresis blows my mind when people talk about money, when people talk about money, when people talk about austerity and how terrible things are under tory things are under the tory government somehow government, and yet somehow pubuc government, and yet somehow public servants have got money to everywhere on glitter to splash everywhere on glitter tattoos . in the grand scheme of tattoos. in the grand scheme of things, £500,000 is not much in terms of the budget in the pubuc terms of the budget in the public sector, but it's but it's our money that could be better spent on families that are homeless and have nowhere to go i >> -- >> yeah. and also, i mean, there's surely an issue with pride has sort of changed its meaning. i mean back, you know, 30 years ago when gay people were oppressed , it was were oppressed, it was a rallying call. it was provided visibility. now, you know, gay people aren't you know, that battle is kind of been been won largely. and now pride is sort of metastasised in

our man in stirling, neil oliver, weighs in on the worrying rise of britain's morality police.ball legend ian wright surprised radio two listeners with this emotional rallying cry for women's rights alongside vernon kay. >> think about the most precious of our species of any species. thatis of our species of any species. that is the woman . that is the woman. >> but after the pair faced criticism for not going far enough and calling out the trans lobby is it time for high profile men to have the balls to speak out in defence of women? my speak out in defence of women? my superstar returned to my superstar panel returned to debate news. the people's channel. britain's news . news. the people's channel. britain's news. channel led news. the people's channel. britain's news . channel led lady britain's news. channel led lady c and phil d, neil oliver and kelvin mackenzie. >> all on the way tonight. but first, my superstar panel return. top daily express columnist carole the columnist carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth former benjamin butterworth and

stirling council spent money on glitter tattoos and wolverhampton council has spent money on three kilometresthis this blows my mind when people talk about money, when people talk about money, when people talk about austerity and how terrible things are under tory things are under the tory government somehow government, and yet somehow pubuc government, and yet somehow public servants have got money to everywhere on glitter to splash everywhere on glitter tattoos . in the grand scheme of tattoos. in the grand scheme of things, £500,000 is not much in terms of the budget in the pubuc terms of the budget in the public sector, but it's but it's our money that could be better spent on families that are homeless and have nowhere to go i >> -- >> yeah. and also, i mean, there's surely an issue with pride has sort of changed its meaning. i mean back, you know, 30 years ago when gay people were oppressed , it was were oppressed, it was a rallying call. it was provided visibility. now, you know, gay people aren't you know, that battle is kind of been been won largely. and now pride is sort of metastas

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