stuart miller, executive chairman of lennar. melissa, back to you. >> diana, thank you, and our thanks to stuart. so, what do we make of this trade here? couple hundred basis points is a long way from where we are right now. >> it's been a phenomenal trade. it's one i've not been in. i've been of the view, despite the unbelievable demand factors that i just felt rates were an impediment. in lennar, they are going pace over price. they've sacrificed margins, they've been trying to ompete. they've been moving, i would say lower in their asps, and that's been proven to work. whether that really translates into a higher multiple, what you're starting to see are some eps cuts, even though the numbers were solid. 60% move since the october pivot. i think i'm out still. >> it's interesting. we talked about the retailers before, so, let's just quickly talk about home builders. toll brothers, which reported a couple weeks ago, their average selling price is a tad north of a million dollars, going up. le lennar, we heard -- >> tale of two

here's stuart miller, digital news editor of bbc news, talking about push alerts or notifications on do understand that a lot of audiences feel sort of, you know, overwhelmed by them. so we are working on much better tooling just now that would allow people to sign up, opt out, follow different types of topics — because at the moment when we send pushes, it goes to all eight million of our app users in the in the uk, you know, whether they like or not. he went on to admit that paul and others who'd complained about phone alerts spoiling their enjoyment of the baftas on television had a point. we got an awful lot of feedback on that, and we take that on board — and on reflection, we probably wouldn't do it that way again. who says the bbc never takes any notice of feedback? finally, a plea from viewer alan watts to bbc news regarding coverage leading up to next wednesday's budget statement from the chancellor. we'll see next week if allen's wish for a ban on pre—budget predictions is granted — but the prospects, frankly, aren't good. an article on the bbc website this week pointed out

here's stuart miller, digital news editor of bbc news, talking about push alerts or notifications on but the prospects, frankly, aren't good. an article on the bbc website this week pointed out that there had been a lot of speculation about whether the chancellor would announce tax cuts while elsewhere, indulging in some speculation itself. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online, and social media, email us. you can find us on x, formerly known as twitter. you can call us. and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us for now. thank you forjoining us. do think about getting in touch and perhaps even coming on the programme. we'll be back to hear more of your thoughts about how the bbc covers the news next week. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today... a plea to tackle extremists threatening democracy — the prime minister makes a rare downing street address in the wake of george galloway�*s vic

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