the uk conservative party is set to name its new leader and the country's next prime minister today around lunchtime foreign secretary liz truss is expected to be named pm tomorrow let's look at the announcement we have the ftse 100 down 100 this morning we have more resilient market because of what we're seeing in sterling we have sterling moving lower this morning down .20% to 1.14. let's get to geoff who is outside 10 downing street if you saw us before the break. geoff, according to all of the polls and betting sites, it looks like be a sure win for truss. assuming truss winning the premiership later today, what is top of mind and top of liz truss' agenda that is relevant for the market community >> reporter: it is interesting, isn't it we had eight weeks, really, to come to terms with who is likely to replace boris johnson as we got to this date, it has become increasingly clear that the conservative party, all 160,000 members, have felt that liz truss closely represents their view of the future for the uk that view of the future really rests on some serious effort being undertaken to

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voting has closed in the uk conservative party leadership race.ttled down to two, we will find out on monday whether liz truss or rishi sunak has been chosen by party members to be the next leader — and so succeed borisjohnson as prime minister. here's our political correspondent ben wright. after a long, rancorous campaign, it's now time to count the ballots. just 160,000 tory party members are picking their next leader, the next prime minister. and the challenges facing them are huge. they were spelt out today by the current chancellor. he's backing liz truss, the presumed frontrunner. there are no easy options. we have war on our continent. we'vejust come through a pandemic. but this economy is resilient. how will they handle soaring inflation? i borisjohnson�*s ejection from office injuly triggered a stampede of wannabe successors. tory mps had the job of picking two final candidates. sunak, 137. truss, 113. leaving the former chancellor and liz truss to slug it out in front of party members. good evening. it's fantastic to be... here in darli

is over and winner will be announced tomorrow in the race to become the next leader of the uk conservative partyill automatically become the new british prime minister. a broad field of contenders was whittled down to just liz truss and rishi sunak. boris bo boris johnson is expected to submit his resignation tuesday. scott mclean is joining us live from london. so tell us what we'll expect over the next two days. >> reporter: for the vast majority of the people in this country who will not be voting and have not voted for the new prime minister, this race is sort of sperk late management background over the last month or two. the most exciting part actually happened in the first few days when conservative party mps whittled down the field. quite a large field down to just two. liz truss and rishi sunak, the man whose resignation arguably sparked the begins oning of thed of boris johnson in the first place. the criticism of the system is is that the wishes of mps don't necessarily reflect the wishes of the broader electorate and the conservative party members, don't necessarily reflect the elect

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. >> an lo lot of people >> he may say what he's thinking uk conservative party chosen liz truss to replace boris johnson she served as foreign secretary of johnson's cabinet and not part of the crew that led to his departure. she will meet with the queen in scotland and she have her work cut out for her in terms of the worst economic conditions since thatcher >> you are talking about energy prices expecting to rise 880%. >> a recession almost without question given what is happening with energy in europe -- >> they were talking last week how incomes for families are expected to drop by 10% or something. >> $4,000 energy bill. >> unless they heavily subsidize. >> she is talking about price cuts which probably won't work >> they usually don't. >> talk to nigel about all these things you want to stay tuned for that. >>> we have deal news this morning. cvs health reached a deal to buy in-home health care company signify health for8 billion. cvs is paying $30.50 per share in cash. the wall street journal reported that the company was exploring alternatives, including a sale sa amazon was said t

we start in the uk — the conservative party will announce in less than 2a hours who will replace borisjohnson and become the new british prime minister. whoever wins will have to tackle the enormous challenge of soaring energy prices. the frontrunner, liz truss, has promised she'll set out immediate action on energy bills if she's elected. meanwhile, rishi sunak says he's got a clear plan to help people struggling with bills, including support to insulate their homes. our political correspondent ian watson reports. with serious economic challenges to confront, you might wonder why anyone would want to move in here, but this week there will be a new occupant of number ten. the pollsters�* favourite is liz truss. rishi sunak has described himself as the underdog. the winning candidate will have to tackle the cost of living crisis head on. if it's her, liz truss said there would be swift action. i understand that people are struggling with eye—watering energy bills and there are predictions of even worse down the track. if i'm elected as prime minister, i will act immediately on bills and on ene

members of the uk conservative party have only one day left to choose one of two candidates for the post secretary, richet sonok, the last debate between them took place on wednesday with about 200,000 conservatives voting by mail and online the name of the new head of the party, cabinet, will be announced on monday, the current prime minister boris johnson was forced to resign after a series of scandals in his government. further news of the regions, do not switch. now the news of the capital region is cool and cloudy today in moscow in the morning, heavy rain is expected in the city, which will stop in the afternoon, the temperature air. today it will be only 13°c, the atmospheric pressure is above the norm of 750 mm hg at the weekend it will be a little warmer, up to 16° it will be cloudy. the capital's children's technoparks have launched a campaign for schoolchildren, an open lesson for a month of everyone aged 7 to 17 years old is invited to classes in the most promising and sought -after professions on the labor market. try your hand at architecture robotics design 3d modeling and

those who support the conservative party 140,000 people in the uk has already mailed your preferences. although officially on friday only ends. here is a postal vote on monday should announce the results on all issues of the last issue. in general, the main opinion is that only the tracks are ahead, it is, uh, quite strong there by 10 to 15%, uh, the essence is ahead on various issues, risha, the ship, therefore, only fear. today such looked already as it is considered the winner. she believes that he has victory in his pocket, she talked a lot and answered really uncomfortable questions a huge number of questions were about how she, when she remains in the uk, will solve the problem with savings. cristal's energy crisis facing the uk has continued to reiterate its desire to cut taxes, something that, by the way, its opponent is very frightening and disturbing. she believes that if she lowers taxes, then britain's brits will be able to survive this crisis, while she said that no pressure from outside e will force the uk to her in particular. ah and to immediately change foreign policy

to the uk now, where in just over 12 hours the conservative party in the uk will announce who will replacecome the new british prime minister. whoever wins will face a number of challenges — chief amongst them — soaring energy prices. the frontrunner, liz truss, has promised she'll set out immediate action on energy bills if she's elected. meanwhile contender rishi sunak says he's got a clear plan to help people struggling with bills, including support to insulate their homes. 0ur political editor chris mason has this report. behind millions of doors right now, anxiety about spiraling bills. and behind this door by tuesday afternoon, a new prime minister. is it in the bag now? liz truss is all but certain to replace borisjohnson, and is promising a big intervention within days to help. i understand that people are struggling with eye—watering energy bills, and there are predictions of even worse down the track. and so the only question that matters — what will she do? if i'm elected as prime minister, i will act immediately on bills and on energy supply, because i think those two things go

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voting closes in the campaign — here in the uk — to be the next conservative party leader — and prime

downing street in london, she replaces boris johnson and becomes the uk's a third female prime minister after defeating the conservative party leader.

uk market. the conservative party conference next week to get clues on the government fiscal plan frank. >> joumanna, a lot of green across the board >>> time to get to the morning top stories. bertha coombs is here with those. >> good morning, frank the biden administration looking to take steps to blunt the influence in the asian pacific region the white house striking a partnership with a dozen nations covering security to climate change the administration announcing more than $800 million in financial support as part of the plan the move comes after china in june proposed a sweeping trade and security deal with ten countries in the region. that pact later shelved after many of the countries declined to sign on >>> lawmakers signing off on the anti-trust bill that looks to curb big tech. it raises fees for anti-trust for big mergers and gives states attorneys general power in the fights the bill is one of several under consideration to enforce efforts to rein in big tech. it must now clear the senate. >>> and staying with big tech. according to reports, mark zuckerberg has told plemployeest is im

let's start here in the uk where, in a few hours from now, the next leader of the conservative party and the uk will be announced. we won't officially know who that is until 12:30 bst but we do know for sure that whomever takes the reins will have a monumental task, both economically and politically. rising inflation and the high energy prices will be at the forefront of voters�* minds, while businesses will be keen to see stability and a commitment to economic growth going forward. our economics editor faisal islam has been looking at some of the immediate pressing issues. this is the economic reality facing the new prime minister. inflation at 10% and heading higher on these official forecasts. it may even go above 15%. five or even ten times target. in the general economy is already falling and heading for a 1990s style recession, according to the bank of england. the core of it all, energy prices. in international markets having gone up incredibly and tomorrow, prices may impact the decision of russia to keep a key gas pipeline to europe shot. what does it mean in context? this sh

those who support the conservative party of 140,000 in the uk have already mailed their preferences. although officially on friday only ends. here is a postal vote on monday should announce the results on all issues of the last issue. in general, the main opinion only the slopes are ahead, she, uh, quite strongly there by 10 to 15%, uh, the essence is ahead on various issues , risha, sunako, therefore, but only fear today it looked already, as she considers the winner. she believes that he has the victory in his pocket, she talked a lot, noted really uncomfortable questions, a lot of questions were about how she, when she stays in the uk, will solve the problem with savings. the same resource crisis that the united kingdom has faced has continued to reaffirm its the desire to reduce taxes is something that, by the way, her opponent is very frightening and disturbing. she believes that if she lowers taxes, then the british british can survive this crisis, while she said that no pressure , uh, from outside, uh, will force the uk to her, in particular, and registration to change foreign

voting in britain closes in the race the next conservative party leader and uk prime minister succeedingis johnson. ♪ anchor: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. there are fears of food shortages in pakistan after the devastating floods washed away nearly half of the country's crops. 1200 people are known to have been killed, antedate unicef said many more children could die from a rapid spread of diseases like cholera and malaria. our correspondent is in pakistan. correspondent: meet this girl, 2 days old, their sixth child. his mother is anxious, this is no place for a baby. >> we don't even have a tent, just this tree. we spent the whole night in the rain trying to get to safety. when we arrived this was the only space we could find here. it gets really hot, and he starts crying and will not stop. it is difficult. correspondent: the baby was born in a nearby hospital but she was forced to return to the riverbank because she had left her husband and five young children. hundreds of families have taken refuge along a floodwall. their homes were washed away by the

also britain's conservative party members choosing liz truss as the uk's new prime minister replacingoris johnson. and democrats trying to rewrite history around school closings reopenings and learning loss. plus pressure for lawmakers to vote on legislation to ban members and their family from trading stocks. that's mounting. we're going to talk about it. the irony, west virginia coal miners helping some tourists push this dead electric car as more states may join california to go ban gas cars. i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. jackie: good evening, welcome everybody, we begin with stocks ending lower on the session, the nasdaq suffering its longest losing streak since 2016. meantime the senate returning today with little time before lawmakers leave washington to focus on re-election campaigns, working towards an agreement on government funding as a top priority for both sides of the aisle. fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill with the latest for us. chad. reporter: jackie, the senate just got back to

these are big changes for the conservative party and for the uk.shine around as well, but we have seen some thicker cloud developing across more southern areas. that's been bringing some rain, particularly towards more southwestern parts of england and wales. we still have an area of low pressure sitting to the west of the uk, and around it, you can see how that cloud is just spiralling around. it's been thickening up from the south and we are seeing some rain moving in as well — notjust rain but the threat of some thunderstorms as well. we had a lot of those, of course, last night, over 36,000 lightning strikes, and this is where we've got the greatest risk of storms for the next few hours, into the early hours of the morning. and you can see how the rain has been developing here. that first area of rain not particularly heavy, but it's these downpours coming into the south west and wales that we are seeing some thunderstorms already. and those will push their way into the midlands, for a while, some storms, and then that wetter weather moves nort

uk this morning. britain's conservative party chooses a new prime minister.be the fourth prime minister in six years and its third female prime minister. here she is thanking boris johnson following that vote. >> boris, you got brexit done. you crushed jeremy corbyn. you stood up to vladimir putin. you are admired from kyiv to carlisle. [ applause ] >> a bit of a pause there, waiting for the applause. truss takes over tomorrow. the leadership change comes, of course, as britain is facing a dire economic road ahead including a severe cost of living crisis triggered by soaring energy bills and a looming recession. >>> want to give you a sneak peek noust new cnn film featuring five combat camera women. they have risked their lives to bring you such important stories, some of the biggest headlines from around the world. the you? cnn film "no ordinary life, the camerawomen who brought the war to headlines." and we want to give you a sneak peek of how they made their mark. >> being a camera woman is a tough job. >> we were sent out on the stories. it was very dange

let's turn to the uk now, where members of the conservative party have elected liz truss as the new leaderjohnson in that role and as prime minister. mrjohnson is due to announce his resignation to the queen later on tuesday, and the monarch will then invite ms truss to form a government. here's our political editor chris mason. liz truss arrived as foreign secretary and would leave as tomorrow's prime minister — the final act of the contest to replace boris johnson the outcome. inside, an expectant crowd after a long campaign awaits the candidates. rishi sunak and liz truss. applause and then, the result... i give notice that liz truss is elected as the leader of the conservative and unionist party. the words to follow her winning, in the hands of her husband, "a clear victory, but not a landslide." thank you for putting your faith in me to lead our great conservative party, the greatest political party on earth. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver on the energy crisis, dealing with people's energy bills, but also dealing with the long—term issues

uk prime minister. she won the backing of her conservative party members, beating former finance minister rishi sunak withfrom his florida home during last month's fbi search. south korea has gone on high alert for what could be the most powerful storm ever to hit the country. flights have already been cancelled and schools closed, as heavy rain

it's william hager, former party leader of the conservative party in the uk.ilt in 1906 and a very familiar iconic structure to those of you who may have traveled to this city. ahead of the ceremony, joe biden paid tribute to her majesty and find a condolence book at lancaster house and it read in part "queen elizabeth was admired for her unwavering commitment to service. our hearts go out to the royal family and to the people of the united kingdom." here is more what he said. >> she was the same in person as her image. decent, honorable, all about service. our hearts go out to the royal family. king charles and all the family. it's a loss that leaves a giant hole and sometimes you think you'll never overcome it but as i have told the king she is going to be with him every step of the way. every minute, every moment. >> joe biden whom you will see arriving at westminster abbey about an hour and a half from now. scott maclean is outside the palace of westminster just across parliament square from westminster abby and amongst the crowds, as many as 2 million exp

everyone who supports the conservative party, 140,000 of them in the uk, has already mailed in theirrences. although officially on friday only ends. here is a postal vote on monday should announce the results on all issues of the last issue. generally the main opinion. only once ahead, she is strong enough there by 10 to 15%, er, the essence on various issues is ahead of rishat the ship, therefore, but only once today it looked like she is considered the winner. she believes that he has victory in his pocket, she talked a lot , answered really uncomfortable questions, a lot of questions were about how she, when she becomes the uk, will solve problems with savings. are you an energy crisis before which faced uk faces still confirmed their desire to cut taxes is something that, by the way, her opponent is very scary and disturbing. she believes that if the uk cuts taxes then the british can survive this crisis, while she said that no pressure from uh, from outside uh will force the uk in particular. ah, and immediately change the foreign policy, no doubt we are faced with all these pro

voting closes in the uk campaign to be the next conservative party leader and prime minister, succeeding

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conservatives in the uk have chosen a new prime minister. liz truss was elected by the conservatives as their next party leader.ity day. she actually voted to remain in the eu in the 2016 brexit vote. the spy that history, a majority of conservative party members, aka the tories, which cues wealthy white and male. they pick the anti will commit stretched over to knock. who was once seen as boris johnson successor. he campaigned on cutting taxes which is to benefit high income earners over loan to. months of course she sees no issue with that. the economy is on the minds of many from inflation to the energy crisis triggered by the warren ukraine. energy costs are expected to go up by 80% this year. the prime minister has a lot on her plate, join me now, from london is n b c news senior correspondent peter symonds. tell us about this, i watch we expect from her. lots of lower taxes for wealthy people in the uk. >> well, she has politics in her blood. right in the way from her student days. she knows the conservative party very well. and the way, joy, she is that classic british conservative that she will change h

conservatives in the uk have chosen a new prime minister. liz truss was elected by the british conservatives as their next party leader. in her university days and she actually voted to remain in the eu in the 2016 brexit vote. despite that history, a majority of conservative party members, aka the tories, which skews wealthy, white, and male, picked the anti-woke ms. truss over rushi sunak. truss campaigned on cutting taxes, which is likely to benefit high-income earners over low-income ones, and of course she sees no issue with that. the economy is on the minds of many. energy costs in the country are expected to go up by 80% this year. prime minister truss will have a lot on her plate. joining me now from london is nbc news senior international correspondent keir simmons. tell us about ms. truss and what should we expect from her other than lots of lower taxes for very wealthy people in the uk? >> reporter: well, she has politics in her blood. right the way from her student days, she knows the conservative party very well. in a way, joy, she is that classic british conservative that she will change her positions for

he makes in the coming days and weeks will have a huge impact on the uk economy, as well as, some might say, the conservative party'sts of clinging onto power as an election is not that far away. we are accepting a big announcement tomorrow on energy, aren't we? a big announcement tomorrow on energy. aren't we?— energy, aren't we? yes, that's riuht. if energy, aren't we? yes, that's right- if this — energy, aren't we? yes, that's right. if this comes _ energy, aren't we? yes, that's right. if this comes through, i right. if this comes through, if we get this huge announcement that we are expecting, and we could see that we start to see some improvement and the prospect of the uk economy. up until now, there has been a vacuum in westminster which has been reflected these uncertainty and the concerns over the uk economy, very much reflected in the pound which we have seen has absolutely tumbled across the summer months, hitting a 2.5 year low at the beginning of the week. we have seen that picking up which suggests there is a level of confidence that they might be able to pull something out of the bag, this energy bil

his departure is entirely in line with the rules of the conservative party and the uk parliament.it was the fastest vaccine roll—out in europe — though other countries caught up soon after. as for brexit, it did happen under mrjohnson's leadership. but aspects of brexit are not settled — not least the northern ireland protocol. in may, borisjohnson said of this aspect of the deal that he signed... ..and he blamed how the eu was implementing it. next in his speech, borisjohnson talked of his colleagues' efforts on ukraine. people who organised those prompt, early supplies of weapons to the horrific ukrainian heroic ukrainian armed forces, an action which may have changed the course of the biggest european war for 80 years. the uk has committed £2.3 billion in military assistance. that's more than france or germany. whether the uk changed the course of the war is hard to judge. but ukraine's president has praised borisjohnson's approach, saying... borisjohnson also wanted to talk about policing. we are delivering on those huge manifesto commitments, making streets safer, neighbourho

prime minister — liz truss, who earlier today was elected leader of the conservative party to succeed borisjohnson. she will be the uk'sh prime minister in the space of six years. ms truss, who's been foreign secretary for the past year, will become britain's third female prime minister. after margaret thatcher and theresa may. she will visit the queen at balmoral tomorrow to accept the invitation to form a government. in the conservative leadership contest liz truss beat the former chancellor rishi sunak byjust a margin of some 21,000 votes of conservative party members. she won 57% of the valid votes cast. mr sunak took 43% and that was a less emphatic result than many experts had expected. for example, borisjohnson won 66% of the leadership vote in 2019. david cameron won 68% back in 2005. so it was quite a contrast. the new prime minister faces a daunting list of challenges to tackle including a cost of living crisis heavily tied to rising fuel bills. we'll be looking at the problems that lie ahead, and we'll be asking what kind of prime minister liz truss will be. we start with this report by our political editor

uk relations? >> that's a big question. as you know, there have been four prime ministers emerge from the conservative party just in the lastrtner. but i think there's a lot of insecurity and uncertainty there at a time when global leaders are looking for rudders that will guide them forward, the conflict in ukraine, the global energy crisis, along with so many other issues. it's hard to really know the extent and the reliability of a new prime minister in the guise of liz truss that is yet to face the british people with a number of domestic issues they face, particularly in the aftermath of brexit and the tremendous uncertainty that's there. they'll work together closely but won't expect her to be around too long unless she's able to deal with domestic issues. >> let's talk about those. what is truss' plan to deal with the surging cost of living and inflation and energy prices? >> that's what separated her from the person that ended up at the end there, the former chancellor, who was advising for much greater caution on these spending plans. so cutting taxes for the rich, expenditure and trying to deal with the energy cri

towards getting the results, we will know by monday afternoon who is the leader of the conservative party and who is the new ukister. that is it for the european market open. the rpn equity picture looks weak this morning -- european equity picture looks weak this morning. we look at the lockdown of chengdu in china and that having an impact with certain things like luxury goods and basic materials being affected by the lines out of china. surveillance early edition is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it will be necessary to move the fed funds rate up to

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the uk has today chosen a new leader, the ruling conservative party predictably expected to take thece of boris johnson if the new prime minister, known for his loud promises to freeze gas prices and reduce taxes in the country, will take over. and well, solve the ukrainian crisis. now our british correspondent alexander khabarov is directly communicating from london. we will not know the details alexander greetings a. tell us more about the voting results, how they react to the appointment of the uk track well, if you hear voices behind me, the protesting emotions are clearly going wild right now in the center of london, in fact. this result, with which the sheet won once, is not entirely expected. the fact is that her crushing victory over her opponent, the former minister of finance rishonok, was planned, but the alignment turned out to be not so favorable for her and 57% of the members of the conservative party voted for 10 times. and for a rishonka, only uh, 43%, so the distance is not so big and the mandate of trust in a liter with uh is not so high british society, as the resu

. >>> moments ago the uk getting a new prime minister, britain's conservative party voting for liz trussls. here is the moment. [ applause ] >> cnn anchor and correspondent bianca nobilo is live for us outside of parliament. bianca, this is, you know, coming after a tough, tough leadership fight at a really critical time economically. this cost of living crisis that folks in britain are enduring. >> reporter: yes, brianna, because not only is the party in disarray because of all those scandals that you referenced but it is a real poisoned chalice that liz truss is going to inherent. first and foremost, toss liz trust truss? she is the current foreign secretary to become prime minister tomorrow, her supporters liken her to margaret thatcher. her detractors will say she's had so many u-turns and changed her political beliefs so frequently that nobody truly knows what she stands for. there's concern about her behavior on the international stage, she's quite gaffe-prone a little bit like the current prime minister boris johnson and shares some of his attributes. as to why it's happening toda

wednesday evening liz truss — who's widely expected to become uk prime minister next week — was making her final pitch to conservative party on what her plan on energy bills would be. our political editor chris mason was at the event at wembley stadium. enter the long—standing favourite. this time next week, liz truss is likely to be prime minister. so what help would she offer you with your energy bills? of course — and this would be a matter for the chancellor in the budget or fiscal event or whatever people like to call it — the chancellor would address the issue of household support. no new detail about precisely what that would amount to, though. and... in france, they've talked about the possibility of energy rationing. can you rule that out, liz truss? i do rule that out, yes. you rule out energy rationing. plus, could this be a hostage to fortune in the coming years? there was a clear promise on tax. can you say tonight — read my lips — no new taxes on your administration? yes. no new taxes. cheering and applause. let's speak to anna macdonald, fund manager at amati global investors in edinburgh. goldman sachs now

uk prime minister. she won the backing of her conservative party members, beating former finance minister rishi sunak with 57% of the vote. former us president donald trump has won a rare legal victory, after a judge granted his demand for independent oversight of material taken from his florida home during last month's fbi search. south korea has gone on high alert for what could be the most powerful storm ever to hit the country. flights have already been cancelled and schools closed, as heavy rain and strong winds begin battering the south of the country. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and broadcasterjenny kleeman, and natasha clark, chief political correspondent of the sun. tomorrow's front pages. there's no surprise about the story dominating the front pages. "liz puts her foot on the gas" is the headline in the sun, saying the new pm's first major move will be to freeze energy bills for homes and businesses. the mail goes with "cometh the hour, cometh the woman" with a reminder that liz truss is the third conservati

uk prime minister queen elizabeth. the second appointed conservative party leader liz truss today, former prime minister boris johnson met with the queen before hand to offer his resignation letter as he left london a little bit earlier. he did get to touting his administration's achievements. the people got breaks. it done. >> the people who deliver the fosters vaccine rollout team europe and never forget 70% of the entire population go to within 6 months and it in things that he can succeed by blackmailing a bullying. the british people, then he is off to me, diluted. >> johnson's resignation is the combination of several scandals, including hosting private parties during covid lockdown. so now the new prime minister faces pressure to curb soaring prices, ease labor unrest and fix the health care system. still ahead here at 3 o'clock out, prices could continue to drop. now that labor day is behind us. but there are >> a few events that experts are watching closely that could pump up those prices again. plus, apple's promising to go far out with its newest iphone. what we can expect from tomorrow's big apple announcemen

go to the bottom of the seas 1.600 , a foot radioactive wave will wipe the uk off the face of the earth the conservative partyity in relations with russia or the strass promises to maintain a course on unilateral aggression in those days when lystra was able to change, when she turned from an anti-monarchist into a performer to the nixins from a disarmament fan to a lover of a nuclear bomb from the left to the right, passed along with her youth. i think that, after all, it is more priority for rhinestones. and before she e, she formulates her deliberately negative position in relation to russia. and it will be a higher priority to deal with the closest neighbors, including deciding, finally, for her, president macron, friend or foe, this question still hung in the air, and remained unanswered. uh, i would consider that for two neighbors to sort this out. uh, it would be more important than uh to cast your eyes. far beyond its borders. in addition to spoiling relations with the macron, the tras managed to announce that she would also fight with the mayor of london and the scottish nationalist, did not fully sa

workers resume strike action in october, affecting the conservative party conference and the london marathon. and more than 28 million people in the uk queen's state funeral on tv yesterday, making it one of the most—watched live broadcasts in british history. hello, good evening. the prime minister, liz truss, says she is prepared to take difficult and unpopular decisions to help get the uk economy growing. in her first bbc interview since she became prime minister, liz truss said by focusing on economic growth, the uk will be more attractive to investors. and she defended plans to lift the cap on bankers' bonuses at a time when cost of living pressures are increasing. she was speaking during her first foreign trip as prime minister, as the government prepares to make a series of major announcements now the official period of mourning for the late queen is over. from new york, here's our political editor chris mason. within hours of the queen's funeral, liz truss flew out of the country, her first overseas trip in office bringing her here to new york, for a gathering of world leaders at the united nations. she's been prime minister

this new pm has been chosen by only the members of the conservative party, less than 1% of the uk populationup — and richmond, where rishi sunak is the mp, both in yorkshire. well, good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to our family cookery club! i hope you're all ready to go. today, we're going to be making a one—pot harvest pork casserole. it's a really good filling recipe, this, and the thing is that we've got meat, but we've also got loads of vegetables that fill you up and it's obviously much cheaper than the meat. this cookery course, in the bramley area of leeds, is teaching families wholesome — and, crucially, affordable — recipes. well done. it's run by flourishing families — a local charity set up in response to tough times. there are 36,000 children below the poverty line here in leeds. to give you an idea, leeds united's elland road football stadium — they'd fill it. there was a guy who came here with his three children to one of our cookery clubs. he came here because he was living off pasta and a tin of tomatoes pretty well every night. when they came, we found out that his ch