vicki young, thank you very _ about lower state spending. vicki young, thank you very much indeed. speaking in about half an hour and will bring that to you. in the meantime, the uk government has promised to into the problems colts caused by so—called dynamic pricing of tickets. the practice — which allows official ticket sellers to inflate prices when demand is high — will now be included in a planned consultation on protecting fans from ticket touts. it comes after millions of people tried to buy oasis tickets over the weekend — as leigh milner reports. first came the hype. when both come together, you have greatness. then the disappointment. millions of oasis fans spent saturday morning battling lengthy online queues and technical glitches in the hope of bagging tickets to next year's reunion gigs. many of those who did get through then faced another hurdle. tickets costing hundreds of pounds more than expected thanks to so—called dynamic pricing. that's when high demand pushes up costs, a practice more commonly seen on taxi hailing apps or airline websites. the cheapest ticket

vicki young is in central lobby. tell us about the significance of those numbers. the significance of those numbers-_ the significance of those numbers. , ., ., ., numbers. very hard to tell how man of numbers. very hard to tell how many of those _ numbers. very hard to tell how many of those are _ numbers. very hard to tell how many of those are what - numbers. very hard to tell how many of those are what you - many of those are what you would call deliberate abstentions because there can be many reasons why an mp might not be here, they might have been given permission not to be here or they might be abstaining because they do not approve of the policy. it is difficult to untangle until you speak to them to find out which way they were voting but no doubt during the debate there was a lot of unease even amongst the labour mps who said they would back the measure, especially concern around the cliff edge whereby if you are just above the threshold which means you do not get the winter fuel allowance but you are a pe

let's speak to our deputy political editor, vicki young who's inside parliament in central lobby forear the results, _ tell us more. we didn't hear the results, unfortunately. l the results, unfortunately. luckily, i have a colleague who is. we have the latest ballot whittling the numbers down from five to four. the result this time around was robertjenrick with 33. he was top last time and remains in that position. again in the same position of second. james cleverly was 21, which i think is the same that he was last time around, tom tugendhat with 21, and as you say, that means that mel stride is eliminated, what this means now as these fours will have a conservative party conference in about three weeks' time. they will get to make their case in front of people there. where there is another process is brought down to two the ballot of conservative party members. it's been a very long process and i think the difference of course with those previous leadership contests which we've had quite a few of in the conservative party, they were of course choosing a new prime minister, speed

vicki young was watching the announcements.st stages of this contest and it's a long time since rishi sunak said he was going to stand down with the conservatives are really taking this pretty slowly and not like recent contest where the conservative party were choosing a new prime minister, this is to decide what was going to be the leader of the opposition with a huge task i had to rebuild after that disaster is election defeat in as priti patel, the former home secretary has gone out at this stage, and it is pretty tight. 0nly stage, and it is pretty tight. only 121 stage, and it is pretty tight. 0nly121 conservative mps left after the election and rishi sunak says he is not going to vote in this contest and the leaders of others are pretty electorate. quite volatile and to change their minds and everything can change. but coming out on top with 28 votes and then we had james cleverly foreign secretary as well priti patel on 1a and he goes to another around next week and i'll bring the number down to four and those four will

let's speak to our deputy political editor, vicki young, who joins us from westminster. hello.int as to what we are likely to hear from james cleverly. i think he will talk about some specific policies. we can really say this leadership election has been rumbling along in the background over the summer. we have had a bit from all of the candidates, they have written articles. this really is the week where they start doing much more in public. a lot of them have been travelling around the country speaking to conservative party members. they are the ones who will decide this contest when it gets down to the last two and that an accident happens in november. from james cleverly, he will be a figure who is very well known, probably to members of the public but certainly to them conservative party. he has been home secretary, foreign secretary and he has served under the three previous tory prime ministers. he originally worked for borisjohnson when he was mayor of london. he has an awful lot of experience, he says he is the one to really try and bring the party together. he will ta

our deputy political editor vicki young is in liverpool.hange the mood? i has the prime minister done enough to change the mood?— to change the mood? i think i would describe it as _ to change the mood? i think i would describe it as a _ to change the mood? i think i would describe it as a recalibration. - describe it as a recalibration. definitely a bit less of the gloom and more of that celebratory field. really reminding each other here that they have just won the general election. there was still long passages about the conservative legacy, alongside the analysis by the prime minister of what he thinks needs to be fixed in britain. so a of his vision of where he thinks we will end up. but as we are hearing, not really the details about those painful decisions that are coming. i think we will have to wait for the budget for most of that. but i think there was a moment where the prime minister was quite explicit about some of the trade—offs as he called them that people might expect. for example, if you want to lock up more criminals, tha

let's speak to our deputy political editor vicki young. for the prime minister already — and now we learn there was more? that's right, and it's the details of how this money was spent that is causing the embarrassment and it seems it would have been betterfor labour if they had been more transparent from the beginning. all parties take political donations. the rules are that they have to declare those within a certain amount of time and sir keir starmer did do that, so he hasn't broken any rules. but we have learnt today that on top of the £16,000 for clothes from lord ali which we already knew about, there's another £16,000 which was originally declared as money for his private office that has now been re—categorised. labour said that that has happened because they went back to check that it had been properly registered, so they say they are being proactive about all this. they also say that all parties do invest in presentation. but we now know that the prime minister, the chancellor, the deputy prime minister have all said they will no

, they think government has been politically inept.— let's speak to our deputy political editor vicki youngvernment backing down on this? he. is there any sign of the government backing down on this?— backing down on this? no. the chancellor _ backing down on this? no. the chancellor will _ backing down on this? no. the chancellor will address - backing down on this? no. the chancellor will address her - backing down on this? no. the | chancellor will address her own backing down on this? no. the - chancellor will address her own mps behind closed doors this evening and she is likely to make the case that she is likely to make the case that she feels she has to make tough decisions because of the state of public finances and she and the prime minister prepared for unpopularity, we heard that message from him over the weekend. i think she is also likely to point out there's been a significant rise in there's been a significant rise in the state pension this year, that will continue in april, that's the message coming from the government. they will also want to encourage more pensioners to cl

vicki young in parliament.tion there's been in the last hour or so-_ hour or so. all the camps are talkin: hour or so. all the camps are talking about _ hour or so. all the camps are talking about momentum. i hour or so. all the camps are i talking about momentum. there delighted to read to the top four which gives them the chance to go to the conservative party conference where they will make their case not just to mps but to party members. they are crucial in all of this because eventually when we get down to the last two they will have the final say. they will vote on who becomes the new conservative leader. the four that are left are robert chandler, he came out on top of this round of polling as last time —— kendrick. as i say, they are all talking about momentum. they're pointing to james cleverley who is stuck at the same level of 21 mps, giving him their support the other is saying that it's going their way. there is still a long way to go in this contest so that it feels like it's been going on for qui

let's speak to our deputy political editor, vicki young who's inside parliament in central lobby forn terms of the reaction you've had so far, and a breakdown of the numbers, is it any clearer who voted against or abstained here? no, it isn't quite the short answer.— here? no, it isn't quite the short answer. we know one mp did vote against. _ short answer. we know one mp did vote against. we _ short answer. we know one mp did vote against. we think - short answer. we know one mp did vote against. we think that| did vote against. we think that is the only labour mp. what you can't tell from these numbers is the abstentions. there will be labour mps, including ministers, who were not here today because they are away another important government business and other labour mps have got other things going on which means they cannot be here and they may have got permission not to be here so it is impossible for us without ringing them all, which we are obviously trying to do, to find out exactly how many deliberately abstained and deliberately abstained and deliberately decided not to back

our deputy political editor vicky young joins us. vicky, what have they both had to say?al experience. james cleverly, former foreign secretary and home secretary, was talking today about his experience on the world stage and has experience as home secretary. he says he would be that would resurrect that rewind the deportation policy, and also that under him, the country should spend 3% of national income on defence. but he also talked about his own personality and how he said he was very much suited to this job. to command loyalty, you have to have displayed _ to command loyalty, you have to have displayed loyalty, and i have always served _ displayed loyalty, and i have always served the — displayed loyalty, and i have always served the leader of the day, never briefed _ served the leader of the day, never briefed against colleagues, and focused — briefed against colleagues, and focused relentlessly on delivering for the _ focused relentlessly on delivering for the british people, and in order to win _ for the british people, and in order to win again, we need to unite

changes to the winter fuel payment gets under way in westminster, our deputy political editor, vicki youngntil tomorrow, we are told. and this is not formed part of what it should form part of which is a in fact, the. what it should form part of which is a infact, the. i what it should form part of which is a in fact, the. iwill come what it should form part of which is a in fact, the. i will come to the honourable gentleman. the only authority to comment this for and these measures is the house of lords secondary legislation scrutiny committee. who says and i quote, we are unconvinced by the reasons given for the urgency attached to laying these regulations and our particular concern is that this precludes appropriate scrutiny and creates issues with the practicalities of bringing in the change at short notice. that i think says it all. i will give way to the honourable gentleman who has been very patient. could the shadow minister, could the shadow minister clarify which leadership contender has called for the means testing of the winter fuel allowance? clarify. i... the means testing of

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vicky nguyen, nbc news. >> that's some joy right there. >>> who says night life is for the young and the restless?the rested? at one new york city bar folks can go out on the town and still get to bed on time. here's zinhle essamuah. >> reporter: dim lights, pulsing music, young patrons, bubbly beverages. this scene has all the makings of a typical new york bar. with one key distinction. >> what time is it? >> it is 7:04. >> you throw parties from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. so you can go out, have a wild night and get home in be in bed by 11:00 p.m. >> reporter: this bar opens early on saturdays. catering to older partygo rz who still want to hit the dance floor but before sundown. >> i'm 35. my friends are like 35 to 45. none of us want to be out late, so i said as a joke one day, i said let's throw a party from 5:00 to 10:00. we did it once, it sold out, did again, sold out. >> reporter: early bedtimes were once relegated to our aunties. >> mom goes to bet early. nothing good hams after 9:00. >> reporter: now more broadly embraced. >> now i'm in bed by 7:00 p.m. >> when i'm in a club, i want to be in my