joining me now is vaughan hillyard and ali vitali.n, if liz cheney loses, she would be the eighth republican who lost or retired after voting to impeach donald trump in congress. that's a pretty good record for the former president in terms of congressional primaries, republican primaries. >> reporter: right. the number of folks who decided to retire instead of mounting what were going to be difficult primary bids. fred upton, he was likely going to lose. decided to retire this spring. then you saw tom rice, peter meyer, they did try to go for it. they did lose. now liz cheney is up. nobody can say she doesn't have history. when you talk about the cheney family, her father first elected here 44 years ago. for liz cheney, the difficult part is that there was hope over the last couple months she would be able to have made her case to republican wyoming voters as to why she was taking this fight up to capitol hill to hold donald trump to account. we are staring at a likely loss, a significant loss for liz cheney. that's the reckoning poi

am lewis vaughan jones.e across parts of spain and portugal as a heat wave rages across europe. and crimea explosions this week. yesterday, we told you about a string of explosions at a russian airbase and crimea. now we can show you satellite images of the damage, which is extensive preview can see what the airbase looked at before the blast. and this is after. several craters can be seen at a large area is scorched by fire. russia invaded crimea in 2014 and took control. the ukrainian president says he plans to recapture it. >> we expelled the russian army from the northern regions. we expelled the invaders from snake island. they already feel the time has come to flee from the south of our country. the time will come when they will flee from kharkiv, from the dundas and from crimea, and everyone who can help should do so. lewis: ukraine hasn't taken responsibility for the explosions, but there is growing speculation over its involvement. these are pictures of the explosions. the alleged attack was carried

ah, ever been better background music for megalomania. gross vaughan, if you want to have kind of really, really big, grand music. it does kind of fit with those kind of fantasies. darkness was listening to wagner's music can sometimes touch deep parts of your soul that you perhaps weren't aware of until then for the existence. i think it's like any drug and wagner is a drug key that all enjoyed moderation. it can make you healthy. and also in excess it can make you sick because doctors in the 19th century had already suspected this and they attributed a devastating effect to wagner's music, hysteria, madness, and even death. indeed tristan a diesel, that in particular let a few people to their graves. the 1st tristan singer died in 1865, and a so called wagner delirium. in 1911, there was another wagner victim, conductor, felix muttering. he suffered a heart attack during a performance of the opera and died 50 years later. conductor hughes of chi about collapsed and died on the same spot. did father's music reinforce hitler's pathological side, a kind of accelerant for hitler sick brain

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our lead story.of the potential for a nuclear accident as an occupied ukrainian powerplant is disconnected from the grid. the french president is in algeria on a visit hoping to reset the strained relationship between the two countries. this is the moment macron arrived. there'slenty on the agenda, including energy and security links and france facing up to its colonial past. let's get flavor of how some algerians are feeling about the visit. >> concerning the relationship between france and algeria, i think there will be progress in the next few years, but the course will be slow. we have to start by solving the key issubetween both states for real progress towards economic, cultural and nguistic change. these two countries are very similar in many aspe we have many things in common. >> t important thing to remember is this is about france's personal interests. we will not gain anything, and i really hope that, when they welcome him, they will not embarrass us with slogans about illegal immigration

gross vaughan, if you want to have kind of really, really big, grand music. it does kind of fit with those kind fantasies. darkness was listening to wagner's music can sometimes touch deep parts of your soul that you perhaps weren't aware of until then for the existence. i think it's like any drug and wagner is a drug key that all enjoyed moderation. it can make you healthy. and also in excess it can make you sick because doctors in the 19th century had already suspected this and they attributed a devastating effect to wagner's music, hysteria, madness, and even death. indeed tristan a diesel that in particular let a few people to their griefs. the 1st tristan singer died in 1865, and a so called wagner delirium. in 1911, there was another wagner victim. conductor. felix muttered. he suffered a heart attack during a performance of the opera and died 50 years later. conductor hughes of k about collapsed and died on the same spot. did father's music reinforce hitler's pathological side, a kind of accelerant for hitler sick brain. and how can music be life threa

i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines: eight days of strike action by staff at the uk's largest container port, felixstowe. the unite union is in a dispute over pay. there are warnings it could disrupt supplies of many goods — the workers say rising prices leave them little choice. all our money is basically bills, food and just getting by, so we need all the extra bit we can to keep going. the boxer tyson fury has called for an end to knife crime, after his cousin, rico burton, was stabbed to death in cheshire. a 17—year—old was also injured in the same incident. this is without doubt a senseless attack and both victims should have returned home this morning after enjoying a night out with friends. the met police say they had contact with student nurse owami davies on the day she was reported missing by her family. a car bomb in moscow kills the daughter of putin ally aleksandr dugin, a vocal supporter of the war in ukraine. the exam board pearson has apologised after some btec students didn't get their res

. >> narrator: doug vaughan will be 77 years old when he is >> narrator: doug vaughan will be 77 years old when he is released. point. this monday is pointing in the right direction. most of the indices in the green. we are more or less taking our cue from overnight markets we will get to that in a moment. the ftse 100 is up .80% firmer we have minor basic resources trading at the bottom. cac 40 in france is up slightly. in the cac 40 and dax is languishing a bit in trading overall, you see the bias is toward the positive. let's talk about what happened in the asia markets. we had key data come out the composite is trading around flat the hang seng is down .60% we had weaker sales data that has come through one of the reasons that commodities is struggling. the nikkei in japan is up 1.1% the nikkei now is at the highest level it has been since the beginning of the year. in response to the china data, the central bank cut the key rate for the second time this year in a bid to shore up credit de demand they lowered the lending to 400 billion loans to financial institutions to lending ins

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melvin and vaughan sill hill were killed in april 2014 when their 2002 ford f 250 pickup truck rolledrs for the plaintiffs said the roof of the truck was dangerously defective. during the trial lawyers for ford defended the actions of the company and its engineers. a decision is expected soon about whether a pause on federal student loan payments will continue. education secretary miguel cardona says the decision should be announced in the next week. a moratorium on payments expires august 31st, some democratic lawmakers want the biden administration to cancel tens of thousands of debt per boer owe we are. >>> what do you think of a big mac with chicken? it could soon be a reality now that mcdonald's is set to test the menu item in miami after offering it in the uk according to "usa today." it has the usual favorites, big mac sauce, pickles, shredded lettuce and american cheese, but the meat is two crispy tempura chicken patties. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this monday morning, i'm wendy gillette. cbs news, new york. >> i can't believe it took them that long. >>> a new zea

i'm lewis vaughan jones. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe.eturn. it's in the worst escalation of violence there in more than a year. explosions are heard in gaza this morning after israel's military says its operation against a palestinian group could last for days. "broken and devasted." the british parents of 12—year—old archie battersbee say all legal routes to try and keep their son alive have been exhausted. they're preparing for his life support to be switched off. russia and ukraine accuse each other of shelling europe's biggest nuclear power plant. there are warnings of possible dispersal of radioactive particles. the us conspiracy theorist — alexjones — is ordered to pay

hillary vaughan, no matter where she is, on capitol hill now, yesterday was at the white house, pepperedn she does so especially when she caught up to joe manchin on the inflationary benefits of this. what did you learn from the guy who ended up being the reason we had this entire legislation passed into law? >> we learned that americans hoping for price relief when they go to the grocery store, going to places like target and walmart and filling up on every day necessities, those people hoping to see prices go down are going to have to be waiting a while because a lot of focus is on climate, the president yesterday when he signed the inflation reduction act into law he bragged a lot about the climate perks in this package and said it is the most aggressive action they've taken to combat the climate crisis but the bill or the law is called the inflation reduction act, not the clean climate act so there are questions why americans are being told this will reduce inflation when the nonpartisan congressional budget office says what is in it won't do that but the white house insists there ar

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people looking to gather mention would look for a tree. ma voici smitherman common fort vaughan. can i nimble ideally a large tree besson and an orson ball that provides plenty of shade which cleaned it? my. com, susanna, you get together, sit down and discuss issues affecting the community. all bellagio installs us and thus is in symbolizes true democracy. kersey does well. i used this as inspiration for benita parliament building melamine house and ben. hostess kitty began studying architecture april ins, technical university in 1995. as a student, he launched a funding raising campaign for a primary school in his home village of condo. in burkina faso. it was completed in 2001 before his graduation to schuler, lashonda hammer. as of yet the school project was fantastic. if he really la, each project showed up and decided somewhat naively, to build a school medina and i did it while he had it. as it walked out, i convinced the local community telling them we can do it. we bought it from guys. nobody believed in housing. i'm so emotionally attached to these buildings. keyboard d

i'm lewis vaughan jones.ines: eight days of strike action by staff at the uk's largest container port, felixstowe. the unite union is in a dispute over pay. the boxer tyson fury has called for an end to knife crime after his cousin rico burton was stabbed to death in cheshire. a 17—year—old was also injured in the same incident. the met police say they had contact with student nurse owami davies on the day she was reported missing by her family. a car bomb in moscow kills the daughter of putin ally alexsandr dugin, a vocal supporter of the war in ukraine. the exam board pearson has apologised after some btec students didn't get their results on time, putting their university places in doubt. now on bbc news, the travel show�*s lucy hedges heads for the big this week i'm taking a journey across yellowstone national park as it celebrates its 150th anniversary. oh, my god, just spectacular. i will meet the people using this milestone to address the park's complex history by returning america's largest land mamma

good. 3 marvelous sutrene went on to your home and we couldn't believe what was going on. yvonne vaughan v. fasten sloss, dust dust thus press young can we never would have believed we'd see something like that with our own eyes. but basil agnes. sure. as a foil show foolish on moves which god what do people in the lift and hearken, district say about the racial rights of 1992 today. and some of them were asking people about the attacks on the zone in bloom in house almost 30 years ago. what are your thoughts? as he said, my gosh. yeah. tell me how long have you got way too, as it was just a paling of yeah, i'm yeah. yet cynthia, for decades we lived as neighbors alongside the vietnamese here. can sleep leaking monday. i believe the 15th. i still don't understand it. i still feel bad. sorry. about it, it's hard to talk about it wasn't as good and it's part of the history of listing, harden, and of roster hostile. and it always will be with him as of lame because i'm sick of people always bringing this up with me as i've gotten it. but as of all this, but just let it be stopped stirring i

an aid package worth more than 285 million dollars, and the other day the country's senator david vaughan visited one of the airborne assault brigades and saw for himself how these cars show themselves in battle in the story that we created together with colleagues from military television, we will show what our defenders of the ukrainian army say about bushmasters and have issued a 4x4 delivery, god will decide the profession, depending on the model, there can be from seven to 10 soldiers in an armored car at the same time, in which case it is quite high quality to watch the enemy fire, the first bushmasters of the armed forces australia appeared in the 90s, since then it has proven itself well in the conditions of many armed conflicts, in particular in ukraine, the car is fast, maneuverable, but too large burshmaster and we already work full-time on the front line and perform combat assigned combat tasks, even a military serviceman is told that the cars are maneuverable, they have very strong armor. rest of the full-scale war in ukraine, i undertook to help ukrainians by coming here i w

and just left their door tots leading lawson vaughan, but who were the murdered people? back in the laboratory at the danube university comes caught out and his colleague nicole nicholas take a closer look at the bones. first. they analyze dna from the inside of the temporal bone. does eat under sleep here you can see this part from inside the skull. if the scholars will preserve this or the bone is well protected. and it's better from a dna as a vacant standpoint, as opposed to an arm, leg, ribbon, hand, or foot bone. one result of the dna analysis proves these people weren't from the region about 9000 years ago, farmers from the east settled in central europe. and eventually in what is now spain, the dead of as throats were descendants of these early farmers. but they were not alone in their new homeland. they encountered native hunter gatherer groups were the date of as trucks. victims of a bloody conflict between 2 completely different clans of so called isotope analysis of bones and tooth enamel should help solve the mystery . it reveals how these people fed themsel

, some in northern india, but he has learned these farming techniques here and the city of futile vaughan on the podium in corolla on the south western coast. if they give me belatoya, i make refinance to just help my dad before i came here, there's up, up, up, up. hell got up like a bigger be as good. now you have learned a lot about farming and about the technology malware. plus what nickelodeon made no matter where i go, i don't have to worry young bo mitigate. no one has. he told me what to do since i already know malemad medicine does bundle mc um. got a psych bell v j das works for glean agro ventures. a small company on the city's outskirts, it provides farming and technical training to people to set up farms on unused urban land. launched in 2016. the company integrates technology with traditional farming practices, such as growing vegetables, adapted to the soil, and using only natural pesticides. founder and john salih wants to get more city dwellers to grow their own food, to better comb with future shortages. during the pandemic, the exposure to local produce was far greater t

few days. military from both as it by johnny and armenian sides were killed both buck, who and dna vaughan accused each other for the violence. moscow, washington, any, you all called to and the fighting. and now the situation here seems to come down. the russian peacekeeping forces helped stabilize it according to the 2020, had grima and c spy agreement signed between arina. and is that a by john mediated with the help of russia? and now the road is supposed to be built here to bypass as 14 chicken. very important for i said by john town of shoe. she is now under the control of bach, who the words hoss expected to be finished by next year. armenia and as their bazaar have been locked in a decades long dispute over the nagondo care about region, which lies within as a john, but has been under the control of ethnic armenian forces, backed by armenia. since the conflict there ended in 1994 another war and 2020 killed more than 6000 people. after 6 weeks of intense fighting, a peace deal brokered by russia allowed reserve a job to reclaim control over large parts of nagondo, caraballo, and su

ukraine's unfair parts of a coordinated effort by europe to send a renewed message of solidarity. lucila vaughan de leon was wearing the colors of ukraine's flag as she joined other leaders in addressing the ukrainian population. we can never match the sacrifices you are making every day, but we can and we will stand by your side, deformed wireless when data and the finding the sovereignty and independence of ukraine is defending the stability of our world. we have invited from the, from we will continue delivering weapons from all that how it says to antea craft systems, month after month. the britain's prime minister, who is in cave on wednesday, promised ukraine every possible military economic and humanitarian support, including new drones or us v's. today, i can tell you that more artillery artillery a more ammunition is on its way and a 2000 you avi's. johnson's not being seen at 10 downing street for a while. he's been holiday before leaving office next month, but there's no missing the symbolism of the flowers outside across europe. then we've seen ostentatious displays of support for uk

governments had dedicated soldiers, herbicides, and drones to try and eradicate coca farms that lead to vaughan and confrontation between farmers and the police.

i'm lewis vaughan jones. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. the headlines... israel carries out air strikes on gaza. palestinian militants fire rockets in return. it's in the worst escalation of violence there in more than a year. explosions are heard in gaza this morning after israel's military says its operation against a palestinian group could last for days. "broken and devasted." the british parents of 12—year—old archie battersbee say all legal routes to try and keep their son alive have been exhausted. they're preparing for his life support to be switched off. russia and ukraine accuse each other of shelling europe's biggest nuclear power plant. there are warnings of possible dispersal of radioactive particles. the us conspiracy theorist — alexjones — is ordered to pay nearly $50 million in damages, afterfalsely claiming the sandy hook school shooting was a hoax. in the uk, the two candidates trying to become the next prime minister set out their plans to deal with forecasts of an economic downturn. chinese fighter—jets fly close to tai

i'm lewis vaughan jones.ish hospitals injuly, according to official data. an official drought may be on the way as another extreme heat warning for parts of england and wales comes into force. as we look at the data on river flows it looks increasingly inevitable and probably that is going to be the right decision given some of that pressure on the environment we are seeing at the moment. the police watchdog finds officers in england and wales are failing the victims of bulgaries, robberies and theft. burglary is a very serious crime, one that we expect policing leaders to prioritise, to be very proactive about. energy bosses have held talks with the government to discuss plans

i'm lewis vaughan jones. with regular drills on the eastern side of the taiwan strait, following the visit to the island by the us house speaker, nancy pelosi. taiwan has accused china of practicing for an invasion, while the us has accused beijing of using military exercises to change the status quo. our correspondent stephen mcdonnell is in beijing. hardliners in the upper echelons of the chinese communist party here in beijing must be pretty happy with where nancy pelosi's visit has left them. for example, more extreme military measures have now entered what we might consider as acceptable in terms of how the mainland deals with taiwan. are we going to see every year now beijing ordering the pla to fire missiles over taiwanese territory? are we going to see a test run of a blockade of taiwan now? every year, as the pla prepares for what some would no doubt think is the inevitable attack on taiwan as a means of trying to claim that island and reunifying it with the mainland. there have been, though, signifi

it's the view of the town of belt by young vaughan the mere these are the words of the man who rediscovered vermeer in 18. 65. in the nearly 2 centuries after the painter's death, his work had fallen into obscurity. we don't know a lot about from here he is known as the sphinx of dells because we know so little about his life. he lived in delft, which is a town in the netherlands and he had lots of children more than 10 children. so how he got time to paint, i dont know known as yawn or yo harness premier is the most famous son of delta, the city where he spent his entire life. he was born here in 1632 and ara later called the dutch golden age. a time of unprecedented prosperity for the netherlands when the arts and sciences flourished along with international trade in total john vermeer, his legacy amounts to just $37.00 paintings. but each of them is a masterpiece and guaranteed ticket seller for any exhibition. all of them were produced in delphi. vermeer lived on volta scoffed for many years, right around the corner from the st. lucas artists guild, of which he was a member. he moved ho

spend bill, sending a letter to the white house and senate leadership make this argument, hillary vaughanr: warning congress not to pass this bill writing, in 2022 would do nothing of the sword and perpetuate the same fiscal policy errors that helped precipitate the current troubling economic client, create immediate inflationary pressure. leader chuck schumer is brushing off those concerns telling me they are wrong. >> if there is a chance these people are right is now the right time to do this considering how high? >> it is obvious it will. we are cutting prescript and drug costs, energy costs and increasing, spending $300 billion on reducing the deficit. as plain as the nose on your face that this really dues inflation. >> reporter: does not reduce the deficit if programs are made permanent and democrats are using deficit reduction as a trojan horse to get what they want. >> i don't think they care and are trying to get a fig leaf to justify billions in new spending. >> there is a gimmick here. they have a limit on the obamacare subsidy. that program is supposed to go away in three yea

you'll hear the same reaction if it's something that they do the vaughan that's lebanon today. he said a year ago, rebecca decided to file a lawsuit against her bank for illegally withholding her dollars. it would suggest that what happened was we were supposed to have an appointment at b plus banking. yes, but they canceled it. i don't know when we'll be able to resume proceedings in the novel. unfortunately, nothing is moving in our direction at the moment, but we shouldn't give up. oh, good job involvement. no, there's no law allowing this informal freeze on her and other people savings. a vacant lancaster. so anyway, the banks were closed for weeks because of the protests is all over and when they opened, after 2 weeks, there was nothing left on jan mafia. if we're really dealing with a mafia that decided to steal people's money by transferring it to their own accounts abroad. if you are these people or holla, titian's bankers, and the governor of the central bank is henri ad salome. if we pci the monkey, i reckon it's the biggest scam in history. we're talking here about $

neil: hillary vaughan, thank you for that, i think.and they had been working from home and now compelling reasons to rethink that strategy. in britain they're telling those or increasingly hinting that those that do could get a 20% cut in pay. and many in the world are dealing with higher university bills in europe and britain again, they'll turn the thermostat turned down and go into the office and put the heat on their boss. and michael, if we take this at face value, it's a sign that workers can still have that freedom. i don't think anyone's going to take it away, right away. but a lot of companies and maybe just the nature of higher bills and everything, are telling them, it will cost you. will it? >> well, you know, it was almost 20 years ago that jetblue decided their agents would best work at home, so there are jobs that it's ideal to work from home, but far more of the companies are going to come into the office for some of it. if for some reason somebody doesn't want to come into the office at all. it's only reasonable that t

joining us now is nbc news correspondent vaughan hillyard who is across the lagoon in west palm beach for us. also, nbc news justice reporter ryan riley on all thing january 6th. ashley parker, senior correspondent at the "washington post," and an msnbc political analyst, ashley, as you know, has been reporting on donald trump since his first campaign all the way back in 2015. and an dry wiceman, a fellow mueller prosecutor in the ties to russia, and an msnbc legal analyst. everybody, thank you. andrew, i want to start with you since you are the expert here. you've had about a day to digest this. i want to set expectations. what can we say about this search as of right now? >> i think there are a few things that we do know. first, a federal judge clearly found that there was probable cause of a crime and there would be probable cause that the evidence of that crime would be at mar-a-lago. those are the prerequisites for a search warrant. second, i think it is fair to assume that merrick garland asked people within the justice department, why do you need to do this by a search warrant?

hillary vaughan is at the white house. is this what is keeping people at home do you think? the bill collector for a few months longer or skip out on the bill all together dodging that is just one of the pandemic era perks that is never ending and making it easier for people to be super picky about whether they have to go back to work and that is a problem because businesses are having a hiring crisis. according to the national federation of independent business, 64% of business owners tried to hire last month, 91% of them found hardly any qualified applicants to fill the job. the heritage foundation telling fox business this. a lot of factors are playing into this including the original $600 a week bonus and benefits that lasted 18 months. other welfare without working, bad baseline policies on drop chaining and student loan payment moratorium that has been a windfall of $400 a month but those things add up to trying to stay open and after generous programs that many cashed in on and paid off, americans have stashed away $4 trillion into their savings in early 2,020. >> it'

hillary vaughan on capitol hill. what is the story?gging a lot about the climate parks in the package saying it is the most aggressive climate action ever, ever, ever, ever, but it is called the inflation reduction act, there are mainstream concerns why americans are being told this will reduce inflation with a nonpartisan congressional budget office says what in its won't do that? white house advisor jared bernstein on fox yesterday says it is not the only thing the administration is doing to bring down costs. neil: dealing with all the inflation hits left and right. the relax real energy relief is coming that will protect your day. >> we talked about the relief in the inflation reduction act and both agreed it is significant but that's not the only thing we are doing. >> reporter: one of the key negotiators senator joe manchin said they never claimed it would bring down costs for people right away. >> it will not make the grocery bill cheaper. we've never seen anything like that happen. and they are struggling to pay for basic necess

i'm lewis vaughan jones.ve them little choice. all our money is basically bills, food and just getting by, so we need all the extra bit we can to keep going. the boxer tyson fury has called for an end to knife crime, after his cousin, rico burton, was stabbed to death in cheshire. a 17—year—old was also injured in the same incident. this is without doubt a senseless attack and both victims should have returned home this morning after enjoying a night out with friends.

i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines at 8pm: the european court of human rights refuses an application by the parents of archie battersbee to postpone the removal of his life support, effectively ending the family's legal battle. china says it will carry out live fire military drills around taiwan — in the wake of the high—level us visit to the island. another hosepipe ban is on the way, after all the hot dry weather. more than a million people will be affected in kent and sussex. anger from hospital leaders over the government's decision not to offerjunior doctors in england the same pay rise as other nhs staff. and tributes to roy hackett, one of britain's most influential civil rights campaigners, who's died at the age of 93. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the european court of human rights has tonight refused an application by the parents of archie battersbee to postpone the removal of his life support, effectively ending the family's legal battle. doctors — who say archie is brain stem dead — we

i'm lewis vaughan jones. 0ur lead story is: wildfires rage in parts of france, spain and portugal, asged this up earlier. the attorney general merrick garland is about to make a statement. we don't have any details on what that statement will be, we do know one extra detail, and that is that the white house has not been given advanced notice of these remarks. bit of mystery about what is going to be said, but we will cross live back to washington as soon as we see any movement, really, behind that lectern. let's look at the covid situation in north korea. it's accused south korea of causing the outbreak of coronavirus and, on top of that, has threatened deadly retaliation. let's go through how we got here. the country's leader kim jong—un has declared victory in the battle against the virus. there was the usual pomp and ceremony as the north korean leader made the announcement, ordering all restrictions to be lifted. he described government figures ofjust 7a deaths as an unprecedented miracle. translation: on behalf- of the party central committee and the government of the democratic

i'm lewis vaughan jones.am really scared of the future as a business. i mean, ithought we'd ridden the storm for the last 2.5—3 years. i thought i'd never experience something like that again, but this is very, very frightening. and economists warn the worst is yet to come. we may now see inflation| peaking at 14% in january.

i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines at 8pm — the cost of living is up again — pricesjump by 10.1% in the 12 months tojuly, the highest rate of inflation for a0 years. i'm looking for work as well cos i've got a daughter to look after, too, and we are really struggling at the momentjust because of the prices going up. food and drink prices are rising the fastest. many businesses say they're worried. i am really scared of the future as a business. i mean, ithought we'd ridden the storm for the last 2.5—3 years. i thought i'd never experience something like that again, but this is very, very frightening. and economists warn the worst is yet to come. we may now see inflation| peaking at 14% in january. we'll bring you all the latest on the cost—of—living crisis this hour, including the response from politicians. today's other headlines — horrific and shocking — police describe the murder of 87—year—old thomas o'halloran, stabbed while riding his mobility scooter in west london. officers call it an "unprovoked

i'm lewis vaughan jones.er all the hot dry weather. more than a million people will be affected in kent and sussex. anger from hospital leaders over the government's decision not to offerjunior doctors in england the same pay rise as other nhs staff. and tributes to roy hackett, one of britain's most influential civil rights campaigners, who's died at the age of 93.

i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines a record numbers of patients were forced to wait more than 12 hours to be admitted to a&e at english hospitals injuly, according to official data. an official drought may be on the way as another extreme heat warning for parts of england and wales comes into force. as we look at the data on river flows it looks increasingly inevitable and probably that is going to be the right decision given some of that pressure on the environment we are seeing at the moment. the police watchdog finds officers in england and wales are failing the victims of bulgaries, robberies and theft. burglary is a very serious crime, one that we expect policing leaders to prioritise, to be very proactive about. energy bosses have held talks with the government to discuss plans to help customers struggling with soaring bills. ministers are promising more help in the coming months. a british man accused of being a member of the islamic state group is remanded in custody charged with terror offences.

we are gleaning this from hillary vaughan. >> reporter: we are getting a picture of how this began attially redacted affidavit from the doj. the way the doj made the case to obtain this search warrant and alternately rated mar-a-lago it started this january when the national archives received 15 boxes from donald trump's office and the national archives found in those boxes mixed with other records classified information, that tipped off the fbi to start the investigation to figure out how classified information left the white house with the former president so they made the case to the judge they think their is probable cause to believe more documents containing classified information were at the premises at mar-a-lago. we are getting an indication these reports, there's been a mole at mar-a-lago, it does mention intelligence information derived from clandestine human sources referred to as human intelligence. it doesn't go further than defining what it is. under the probable cause portion they make the case where documents containing classified information and presidential records,

hillary vaughan on capitol hill, how that is going down. >> reporter: the secretary has her wish listthis money will go in a letter yesterday saying part of it will be resolved by the inventory backlog at the irs to overhaul outdated it systems, train agents to identify complex evasion schemes by top earners and increase higher rates, and a big chunk of this cash is used to target the rich saying this, quote, we finally have the tools we need to improve the service provided to american taxpayers address noncompliance by the wealthy and those who aid and abet them. these investments will not result in households earning $400,000 a year or less for small businesses seeing an increase in the chances they are audited relative to historic levels but some groups say democrats could have done more to guarantee americans making under that threshold will not be caught up in more audits. >> senator crapoh who said if you don't ask people who make less than $400,000 mina make a rule that these extra irs agents won't audit people with incomes below $400,000? every single democrat in the senate vo