he will be live in wellington next -- we will be live in wellington next.mberg daybreak: asia." today in the session it is about changing expectations around the fed once again, because we have the of assimilation print out overnight a little bit harder than what had been expected, followed a similar trend in ppi numbers in the u.s. earlier this week, so probably what this tells us that the chance for a fed rate hike later this year whether it is november, 40% odds of that happening. december also play, but essentially a 25 basis point hike by fed officials could be back on the cards, so you are saying that reflected in the bond space, because big moves in u.s. treasuries stabilizing as we get cash markets back online at the top of the seller, but you are seeing a big move fire for yields is the curve -- across the curve. higher treasury yields leads to movement the dollar, and you are seeing asian currency weakness, another story, the korean won a particular standing out in even more sensitive currencies, dropping .8 of 1%. moves coming to her and, because

haidi: let's see it from where i am here in wellington.have seen a new zealand vote for change, shifting from the government that took the country throughout of covid and the post-pandemic. do you think this is a reaction to the with that economies have been managed through covid, and in the post-covid era? because it feels almost like there are limited fiscal louvers to pull to be able to accelerate recovery in a lot of these economies. alicia: indeed. i would say, and to our dismay in a way, there is monetary space, we have set record highs. but the point is inflation would not allow us to use that space, especially if oil prices shift up more structurally because of the conflict. that is one of the problems that we have, that we need to hold the reins on inflation. on the fiscal side, i couldn't agree more, we had before this conflict, a potentially unfolding debt crisis in some countries in the world and in others, thanks to the reserve role of the dollar may be avoiding it, but even the fiscal numbers in the u.s. or perhaps creeping i

the red roses, currently top of the world rankings, secured a bonus point before half—time in wellington tries against the aussies, who had annabelle codey sent off in the second half. the global competition continues today, with fixtures in the other two tiers, including usa against scotland, scotland currently leading 24—14, and kazahstan are beating kenya 5—0 in the third tier. pakistan are chasing a daunting target of 368 set by australia to win their latest match at the cricket world cup. they actually won the toss and put australia in to bat, a decision that surely they will be regretting, as the aussies got off to a brilliant start with the bat. openers david warner and mitchell marsh both passed centuries to put their side in a dominant position, with warner top—scoring on 163. pakistan did well to limit the damage towards the end of the innings, with shaheen afridi finishing with five wickets, as australia posted a score of 367—9. in reply, as you can see, pakistan on 60 without loss in the 11th hour. in tennis, ben shelton has once again come out on top in the all—american clas

haidi: we are live in wellington ahead of the vote on saturday. the polls showing new zealand's main opposition party is poised to form a center-right government. australia looks likely to reject an indigenous voice to parliament after a campaign that has descended into division and allegations of racism. shery: u.s. futures coming online in the asian trading session. muted after we sell stocks and treasures falling in tandem today. we had bank stocks also underperforming ahead of wall street giants. we are expecting wells fargo, j.p. morgan and citi among those reporting on friday. we are following the treasury action. a selloff reigniting with a 10 year yield headed towards for .7. the 30 year yield also searched. we had a weak auction on the securities fueling the moves. we continue to watch oil prices because they were pressured in the new york session. we are seeing a rebound past the $83 a barrel level. in the asian trading session, the u.s. dollar gaining ground for the first time in days. the best day in five weeks given the rising yields.

garza. protesters carry banners and signs with pro palestinian slogans in new zealand. capital, wellington, thousands, much to pull them in house to pose the ongoing war and demanded a ceasefire for humanitarian a. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. this hour and iranian teenager allegedly confronted by morality, police over the countries, their job law has died on me to get a refund, fell into a coma. earlier this month, after being dragged out of a subway train in the table and metro, the incident comes after the one year anniversary of the death of mazda meeting, which spark nationwide protests. at least 32 people have been killed and more than 50 others injured. in a major traffic accident in egypt, the deadly collision engulfed at least one box and many bus and several cars in flames. highway accidents are common in which it roads are in poor condition and the highway code is not often phone the. spain's acting fine minister of federal sanchez says he supports granting amnesty to around a 1000 politicians. an active this involved in catalo

and in the new zealand capital, wellington thousands match the 2 pelham attempts to oppose the ongoing ball and demanding a 654 humanitarian. all right, let's take a look now some of the other stories making news, they sell and writing and teenager allegedly confronted by morales, the police of the countries had job little as dot and ready to get a box fell into a kind of earlier this month after being dragged out of a subway train in the paper on metro, the incident comes off to the one year anniversary of the death of gina must have many spots part test nationwide police in the us state of maine, so the suspect in the mass shooting that has been sounded, 40 road neighbors service was suspected of gunning down. i seen people at a bowling alley, and by on wednesday i thought he said he was found the date of self inflicted gunshot wound after to dine. man, before we go, these are the as bullets him smiles to children's faces at the us, mexico border. little amount. the john pop of a syrian refugee guild has visited migrant families waiting to cross into the us. the poppet is traveling a

garza. protestors carried banners and signs with pro palestinian slogans in new zealand: capital, wellington, thousands. march to parliament house 2 opposing ongoing war and demanded a ceasefire for humanitarian a. you're watching dw news line from berlin. he's a reminder of our top story. israel's military says it's expanding its ground operations in gaza and has intensified air strikes. the army says it hit a $150.00 underground targets in northern garza overnight and will and it's there. i'll be back after a short break. with an in depth look at the war between israel and thomas, how it started, and where it's all going. remember, you can get and use around the cloth and d, w dot com. stay with us and bye for now the the .

gaza, or just as carried banners and signs with pro palestinian slogans in new zealand. capital, wellington, thousands, much to help them in house to oppose the ongoing war and demanding a ceasefire for a few minutes every night. all right, let's take a look now some of the other stories making news around the world. this house and the writing and teenager allegedly confronted by morality, police over the countries had jobs or has died. i'm re to get up on, fell into a kind of early of this month after being dragged out of a subway train in the taylor metro incident comes up to the one year anniversary of the death of gina must have many which sparked protests nationwide police in the us state of main site, the suspect, and a mass shooting that has been found it. the 40 route army reservist was suspected of gunning down 18 people at the bowling alley. and by on wednesday 30 say he was found the date of a self inflicted gunshot wound after to day. man, john is foreign minister when he has met with us president joe, bobby, and secretary of state anthony blinking, weighing is on a 3 day trip t

to lower the official cash rate from its 15 year high arthur grimes from victoria university of wellington spent a decade as chairman at the reserve bank of new zealand between 2003 and 2013. there are many priorities for the incoming government. the issue will be the structure of the government as to whether they will be able to do much to tackle the economic problems that are there. at the moment, we don't know and we won't know for another two weeks whether the new prime minister will be able to form a governmentjust with the act party, a smaller libertarian party or whether they will also need to form a three party coalition with new zealand first, essentially a populist pork barrel politics party, and those of the two parties cannot work together very coherently on economic policy, so if it's going to require a three party coalition it's going to be very difficult to tackle problems. if there is a two—party coalition just with act, it will be more straightforward. as the former chairman of the reserve bank, what is your view on the interest rates being kept as they are? how will the n

charles—barclay is just the third briton to win the ironman world championship after leanda cave and chrissie wellingtond the event from start to finish. charles—barclay finished just over three minutes ahead of germany's anne haug. in running up to that finish line, i've done it five times, and four times before i was second, so i didn't get to grab that tape, so i feel like this time i was running up to the line and i did not even slow down. all i was focusing on was getting the tape and it was amazing to do it. and finally have a look at this. texas rangers slugger adolis garcia shows off his acrobatic skills and does a cartwheel after being hit by a pitch in game 2 of the alcs. garcia went on to help the rangers to beat the astros 5—4, taking a 2—0 series lead. and that's all the sport for now. hello, and welcome to your questions answered on bbc news. the conflict in israel and gaza is of course complicated, and you've been turning to the internet to ask questions. we've been looking at what people have been searching for on search engines, andjoining me now, is sebastian usher, our middle east ana

charles—barclay is just the third briton to win the ironman world championship after leanda cave and chrissie wellingtonto lead the event from start to finish. charles—barclay finished just over three minutes ahead of germany's anne haug. it feels incredible to be world champion, especially after the journey i have had, i have been second here four times, that was backin second here four times, that was back in 2017, we lost championships here because of the pandemic and in that time i have also had two pretty bad injuries, so to come back from that and finally get the win just feels like a dream come true and it really does feel like i have dedicated my career to try to win this race. ., , ., ., ., this race. you must have gone into the race this _ this race. you must have gone into the race this weekend _ this race. you must have gone into the race this weekend feeling - this race. you must have gone intoj the race this weekend feeling good physically, how did it feel as you were going round the course, did you know at the time you were on course to win, did it feel good?— to win, did it feel good? fr

red roses — who currently top of the world rankings — secured a bonus point before half—time in wellington the aussies who had annabelle codey sent off in the second half. england next play canada in a week's tie, then new zealand on the 4th november. staying with rugby, it's the second weekend of fixtures in the premiership this weekend. away from the big crowds and global tv audiences watching the rugby world cup it'sd sobering to remmember that threee top flight clubs — london irish, wasps and worcester folded last season, leaving hundreds of players and club staff unemployed. and last month championship side jersey reds went into liquidation. in this special report felicity kvesic — whose husband has been directly affected — examines what many have called domestic rugby's toughest season. the overriding feeling of the players was we were hung out to dry a bit. , . . players was we were hung out to dry a bit. , ., ., . ., a bit. graham kitchener en'oyed add lode a bit. graham kitchener en'oyed add ledge career — a bit. graham kitchener en'oyed add ledge career in h a bit. graham kitchen

coast, 77 degrees in half moon bay, temperatures into the 80s in both centers is going oakland, wellington 90s inland in the east bay, 92 in concord. northbay also reaching low 90s, everybody between 90 and 92 degrees . all these numbers, 10 to 15 degrees above average. as hot as they are, not the hottest temperatures we have in the forecast for the next several days. let's look at the seven-day outlook, and across the bay area, hottest locations, friday should be hottest, then the backup slightly saturday, a bigger drop sunday, which continues early next week. low average temperatures in the forecast monday and tuesday, so some weather whiplash kicking in. it will be warm, in fact hot by bayside standards, with temperatures topping out well in the 80s, all through the first half of the weekend, then the drop kicks in early next week. outside chance of a shower or two monday night into tuesday, as the cooler air rolls in, only 20 to 30% at this point, so far from a guarantee of rain, but these additional cloud cover, turning to slightly below average temperatures. think cool thoughts the n

it's joining us from wellington in new zealand is power. i'm shar and economist, and a senior fellow at the new lines institute. sir protests have been mostly in so way that why is that? is that part of the country more impacted than other provinces? i think when it comes to living conditions, the situation in swayed out is as bad as it is. in other words. ready health areas, i think what happened in sway that continues to be contained there more for social and political reasons, dan, for economic reasons. the price of oil, the price of fuel has been multiplied by more than 3 recently. but here's a surprising thing about that, which is that syria used to be an oil producing country, and now it has to import its oil from mostly iran. how did we get to that point? well, due to a combination of reasons. so most of the oil fields are currently at the control under the control of this year. and democratic forces in the, in the northeast. and the fields that are under the control of there's even have been badly damaged to the conflict. primarily

but canada scored three second—half tries to win 42—22 in wellington.n qualifying for sunday's main race, but no—one could catch him in the sprint shoot—out. ferrari's charles leclerc will line up alongside him at the circuit of the americas in austin. britain's lewis hamilton completed the top three, just seven hundredths of a second behind verstappen. after 37 years of racing, frankie dettori claimed a fairytale final win on his last british ride, as king of steel took the champion stakes at ascot. the 52—year—old had begun the afternoon with victory on trawlerman in the first race of the day, before guiding king of steel home. dettori, who has more than 3,300 wins, initially intended to retire completely from the sport, but will now go on to ride in the united states. i wanted to finish my career at the top. i thought, i'll give it one more year. and i've had an amazing time. i thought that things were going to slow down and i would say my last farewell to everyone. but completely the opposite. i went to america and i had such a good time. and then a

genocide and goes to the government as cool for an immediate cease fire in new zealand, capital of wellington, thousands of purchases that marched upon them. it's cool for seats, for many carried palestinian flags and blackouts in support of garza. they also want a humanitarian, a, delivered to the territory well, hundreds of interest as they just sit in a new york's grand central station. yes, the great jewish voice of peace is quoting for an immediate cease. our engagement for what it describes is the imminent genocide of posted needs to be hold to the let's look at some other world news and nearly a year on from is done paid in south korea in which a 159 people were killed. families are still demanding accountability units kim has more now from sol to the nightmare that shocked a nation where many had suffocated in a bottleneck. a wall of remembrance now stands community leader. last week. i still don't understand how something like this could happen to us or you flew by. i can't imagine how it's been for the families. a year ago, the 1st halloween weekend academic restrictions were lifted

the government has called for an immediate cease 5 and then new sealants, capital, wellington, thousands of protest as much depaula meant to cool for us. they saw many carried pillow city and flags and cods and supportive guns, and they will so once you, military and delivered to the territory to hundreds of active a set of sites decision in new york's grand central station. the jewish voice of a piece is cooling for an immediate c spot and gaza and for what it describes as the immune and genocide of palestinians to be wholesalers the united nations general assembly has approved the non binding resolution. calling for humanitarian truce. and cancer was passed by 120 votes with 45 extensions. the u. s. in israel were among 14 countries that oppose this gabriel, as on the reports from the un headquarters in new york, the us ambassador addressing the united nations general assembly. thank you mr. president. during a meeting calling for humanitarian truce between israel using palestinians and at almost exactly the same moment is real began some of its most intense bombardments of gaza. it's

as ralph and carrying out what they described as a genocide and go as a new zealand capital of wellington, thousands of protests as much the parliament to cool for sci fi, many card palestinian flags and blackouts in support of going through hundreds of active business days, just sitting in new york's grand central station. yes, the group, jewish voice piece is quoting, for an immediate piece, far in going to before that describes isn't listed unit to be prevented. that's it for me. the clock, craig will be here now the heavy pricing in that we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. it's the consequential for the human suffering that for you before we break bullets and bombs, and some of the world's most troubles regions. the army fled in the face of idols, advance it is one of the most serious thoughts of violence in recent years. in some instances we are the targets because we give voice to those demanding freedom, the rule of law. and we always include the views from all sides. the hello is good to have you with us on serial then yay, you're watching. counting the cost on

the red roses secured a bonus point before half—time in wellington, running in six tries in total againstwho had annabelle codey sent off in the second half. scotland continued their perfect start to the campaign with a 24—14 win over the usa. rhonda lloyd with the pick of the tries. scotland now top the table with ten points from their two games and face japan next. after the international break, domestic football returns this weekend, with the merseyside derby kicking things off in the premier league. however, liverpool will be without defender andy robertson, who is set to undergo shoulder surgery and is likely to be out until the new year after being injured playing for scotland. he was hurt in a challenge with the spain keeper unai simon during their euro 2024 qualifier defeat last week. eight games on saturday, including champions manchester city hosting brighton. they'll have rodri back from suspension for that one. the evening kick—off sees chelsea face arsenal. a win would take the gunners top until at least monday, when tottenham play brighton. six games in scotland already. the

all the matches take place over the next three weeks in new zealand, these ones in wellington, with thethen, the captain sarah hunter has retired, and england say they're now looking to a new era. it is not so much unfinished business. we are a new look squad, not just as business. we are a new look squad, notjust as players but as a coaching staff as well, joe l max are just exciting to get our new brand of rugby out there, and what better place to do that here in new zealand? i think a lot of people are thinking about how we left in that final, but as a squad, we can be super proud of that final and the generations we have inspired by playing that, but actually it's not about that now. it's a whole new tournament, a new red rose look on things, we are here. we cannot wait to play australia this friday. super excited to play the best teams in the _ super excited to play the best teams in the world. super excited we have made _ in the world. super excited we have made the _ in the world. super excited we have made the top tier, which is an achievement. just want to see how we .et achiev

tracy joins us from wellington. there are inflationary risks starting to pick up. energy prices affecting all central banks, not just new zealand. are we expecting a hold today, albeit a hawkish one? >> we are expecting a hawkish hold. at the very least, the banks will say that rates must stay restrictive for the foreseeable future to make sure markets don't start pricing any rate cuts into the sort of positioning. you are right, there is inflation pressure brewing, but again with the election just around the corner for us, it's very unlikely the central bank will want to go out and make a bold called at this point. we are expecting to read the language very carefully, to see what the signals are. shery: at the start of this global tightening cycle, the central bank's were reluctant to pause rate hikes just to resume them again but we have seen a few central banks already do that, is not a possibility for the rbnz here, too? >> it is a possibility. markets are pricing about a 50-50 call on whether there will be another quarter-point rate rise in november, the final

of the world rangingings secured of the world rankings secured a bonus point before half—time in wellingtony scotland while italy take on south africa in the second tier, in the third kazakhstan play kenya and spain face fiji. to tennis now, and ben shelton has once again come out on top in the all american clash against tommy paul, shelton got the win over paul in the first round of the us open and banked that up with a quarterfinal win at the japan open in tokyo. shelton, who is ranked 19th in the world won 7—6, 6—3 over fifth seed paul. shelton will face american marco giron in the semifinal after he beat canadian felix auger—aliassime 6—1, 6—4. in other tennis news, 22 time grand slam champion rafael nadal says the australian open injanuary is his most realistic option for a return to action. nadal hasn't played since losing in the second round in melbourne nearly a year ago and underwent hip surgery injune. the 37—year—old has returned to training, but says the pain is preventing him from putting an exact date on a return. translation: i am not training without pain, i i'm in less pain

i am haidi stroud-watts in wellington where new

hundreds of thousands of people joined palestinian solidarity marches from london to istanbul to wellington. in the u.s., demonstrators in san francisco blocked traffic on highway 101 and held a vigil in front of congressmember nancy pelosi's house. in philadelphia, jewish-american groups led an action in front of the office of senator john fetterman, a staunch defender of israel. here in new york, thousands of people, led by jewish voice for peace, converged at grand central station friday night for the largest sit-in protest the city has seen in over two decades. among the massive crowd were elected officials, rabbis, and academics. new york police arrested nearly 400 people. before she was arrested, i spoke with rosalind petchesky, professor of political science at hunter college. >> believe in justice and the right to live for everyone. palestinians have been the victims of oppression for 75 years, and it has to stop. that is why we are here to say not in our name. i am older than the state of israel. amy: after headlines, we will air more voices from friday's historic protest. in maine

but canada edged it in the end, they scored three second half tries to win 42—22 in wellington.of the day, before guiding king of steel home. dettori, who has more than 3,300 wins, initially intended to retire completely from the sport but will now go on to ride in the united states. i wanted to finish my career at the top. i thought, i wanted to finish my career at the top. ithought, i i wanted to finish my career at the top. i thought, i will give it one more year. i have had an amazing time. i thought that rings were going to slow down and i would see my last —— say my last farewell to everyone. but completely the opposite. i went to america and i had such a good time. and then as soon as i got back, i never stopped winning. guineas. 0akes. coronation. gold cups. nonstop. still because of the success, ifeel gold cups. nonstop. still because of the success, i feel it is a little bit left in me. and obviously, i said my last goodbyes in europe, so that's why i am moving to america to just get the riding out of my system. so i didn't really, i had to eat all my words when i said

from wellington, new zealand, to london thousands marched calling for a ceasefire. >> yes, it was a crime by hamas, but at the same time, what israelis are doing, this is genocide. >> reporter: the hamas-run gaza health ministry said the death toll is just over 7,700, and the majority of those killed are women and children. >> the u.n. has overwhelmingly approved a resolution calling for a ceasefire in the war. it also called for immediate and unconditional release of all civilians being held captive but does not name hamas as the captors. 120 countries voted in favor of the resolution as has been usual the u.s. and israel did not we're keeping tabs on the latest out of the middle east and we'll bring you any major updates. you can find live updates on kpix.com and on the free cbs news app. >>> back here at home, most of the bay area is under a red flag warning through tomorrow night. this is a live look of the north bay, and darren peck joins us now to keep -- he's been keeping an eye on the winds and how gusty it's been getting. >> you know, one of the challenges for that andrea, is tha

he's the former headmaster of wellington college , ex vice chancellor of the university of buckinghamdemy, the first state school to carry the name of its founding in independent school. he's authored and edited more than 45 books on contemporary history , politics and education history, politics and education in including major biographies of john major, tony blair and gordon brown. his latest tome is all about boris johnson. it's called johnson at number 10, the inside story, which he co—wrote with raymond newell . sir anthony with raymond newell. sir anthony seldon , welcome to mark dolan seldon, welcome to mark dolan tonight. boris johnson clearly has a brain on him and oodles of charisma. but what does your book tell us about his character and temperament ? and temperament? >> i can't hear. >> i can't hear. >> oh, sir anthony, you can't hear me? i might have to do some mime for you. are you hearing me now ? we're going to fix that. now? we're going to fix that. you see, it's live telly, folks, isn't it? that's what you like about gb news. a little bit of unexpected drama. listen

he's the former headmaster of wellington college , ex vice chancellor of the university of buckinghamdemy, the first state school to carry the name of its founding in independent school. he's authored and edited more than 45 books on contemporary history , politics and education history, politics and education in including major biographies of john major, tony blair and gordon brown. his latest tome is all about boris johnson. it's called johnson at number 10, the inside story, which he co—wrote with raymond newell . sir anthony with raymond newell. sir anthony seldon , welcome to mark dolan seldon, welcome to mark dolan tonight. boris johnson clearly has a brain on him and oodles of charisma. but what does your book tell us about his character and temperament ? and temperament? >> i can't hear. >> i can't hear. >> oh, sir anthony, you can't hear me? i might have to do some mime for you. are you hearing me now ? we're going to fix that. now? we're going to fix that. you see, it's live telly, folks, isn't it? that's what you like about gb news. a little bit of unexpected drama. listen

♪ shery: you are watching daybreak: asia live from new york, wellington and hong kong.nnabelle: australia has just come online. haidi: asian stocks are set to follow wall street's gains in an effort to contain the israel hamas conflict. israel's defense minister warns of a long war as antony blinken returns for further talks. world leaders arrive in beijing for the belt and road forum. facing an uncertain future as the economy slumps. annabelle: we had the open of a sx starting the day. the focus is on currency because we are keeping an eye on the aussie and kiwi dollars. near lows against the greenback even though we saw a softer dollar in the prior session. we've got rba meeting minutes due out later and that well plus understand why the new governor elected to keep rates on hold in our first meeting as chair. we had new zealand inflation data for the third quarter that came in softer than expectations, so it boosts the case that they will keep rates on hold at the end of november. and cut in the first half of next year. in terms of what else we are seeing there is an

from israel and three people have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after london's wellingtonrch was vandalised . just stop oil was vandalised. just stop oil posted video of activists spraying orange paint on the grade one listed structure, which is almost 200 years old. they then set off their orange flares . the stunt was part of flares. the stunt was part of the group's ongoing campaign, demanding that the government stops granting new oil and gas licences . politics and peter licences. politics and peter bone has been suspended from the house of commons for six weeks over bullying and sexual misconduct allegations . the misconduct allegations. the wellingborough mp, who denies the allegations, has already been expelled from the party. it means another by elections looming for rishi sunak as a recall petition will now be arranged . and lastly, gb news arranged. and lastly, gb news presenter anne diamond has been made an obe a buckingham palace. today the journalist and presenter received the honour from his majesty the king for her services to public health and charity and

incident comes just one day after the group staged a similar stunt at london's grade one listed wellingtonrch, resulting in three arrests. us gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . this is britain's news channel. what are the police up to? >> why are they ignoring calls for jihad and bullying people forjihad and bullying people who are praying silently? listen to this clip of an islamist rally calling for jihad . rally calling for jihad. >> the only solution is jihad by the armies of the muslim countries, not by you and me, who we are training who are here. there are people with arms in egypt , in here. there are people with arms in egypt, in pakistan , in saudi in egypt, in pakistan, in saudi arabia , in jordan , across the arabia, in jordan, across the muslim world. >> this was hosted by a known islamist group, hezbollah . islamist group, hezbollah. tahir, whose stated aim is to re—establish the caliphate and the global enforcement of sharia. that is to say , islamic sharia. that is to sa

. >> huawei the poster child of the [indiscernible] going to move now to wellington.ry picking the opposition to form the country's new government following saturday's election ending six years of labor rule. haidi is in the capital now. haidi: what a weekend it has been when it comes to how new zealand headed to the polls and uncertainty about where we will see the government heading. there is still a lot of jockeying to come when it comes to the minor parties and i want to look at the implications for the corporate sector. with me now is the ceo of [indiscernible] give me your reaction because the next unilever, the most to positioned leader as you can imagine. does this translate to a better outlook for businesses? >> the prime minister's business -- business advisory council, he really understood the things he did not like about the government and what he wanted to change when he wanted to politics. so having that background and understanding and a clear plan has been critical for him. it has given business some confidence and lately in the campaigning we had a lo

incident comes just one day after the group staged a similar protest at london's grade one listed wellington arch, resulting in three arrests as now , let just three arrests as now, let just me tell you about some breaking news we received over the last 15 minutes or so at gb 15 minutes or so here at gb news. it was reported about 20 minutes ago that a prominent conservative has been conservative mp has been arrested over an allegation of rape . he has been quizzed by rape. he has been quizzed by police yesterday while interestingly , on twitter about interestingly, on twitter about five minutes ago. so i can tell you that the mp in question, crispin blunt, has clarified that that is in fact himself . crispin blunt, has clarified that that is in fact himself. he says it was reported that an mp was arrested yesterday in connection with an allegation of rape . i connection with an allegation of rape. i am confirming that mp was me. the fact of the arrest requires a formal notification of the speaker and then my chief whip so that is the latest statement on twitter from crispin blunt following

haidi: bloomberg's tracy withers there in wellington, of course, rather than washington.in europe are opening up given that we have the return of volatility across the asian session and really trading in this part of the world. firmly in the red. so not a great lead when it comes to what we're seeing going into the start of trading. futures, stoxx 50 futures really flat at the moment. german dax futures are looking a little bit softer. about .1%. there is soe concern that europe parity bets become the next pain trade that we see across f.x. that steady retreat when it comes to the euro since july has seen some analysis really to evenlower forecasts through to the end o e year. this is bloomberg. shery: breaking news out of south korea we are getting the p.m.i. manufacturing numbers coming in at 49.9 for the month of september. that is really just a fraction below that 50 threshold which would actually show expansion. so we're very close to that level. also, a number that has improved from the previous month after being in contraction territory since july f last year. perh

in the center of the exhibition is a sculptural portrait of the duke of wellington on a horse, and arabians are also widely represented. hunting scenes and exploits of heroes of the ancient world. bronze casting has always been a decoration of aristocratic houses in france, but from the beginning of the 16th century, masters they stopped copying famous monuments and began creating original sculptural compositions. french bronze has become so popular that it is copied in many european countries in russia. well, we will continue to conduct regional ones. a new archive for storing and issuing documents has been opened in moscow; robots provide this, and they are responsible for searching for the necessary materials. intelligent control system; there are no more complexes of this scale and high level in russia. in rooms with a special microclimate, you can accommodate 100 million archive files and process more than 2,000 requests daily, for example, to obtain information about your family history. report by yaroslav korsienko. sasha, welcome. these are engineers once again checking the operati

have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after just stop oil activists sprayed london's wellingtonfootage online as they demanded the government end new oil and gas. the video shows activist covering the almost 200 year old grade one listed structure with paint before setting off orange flares . rishi sunak has been flares. rishi sunak has been quizzed on the cost of living crisis during prime minister's questions on his first anniversary as tory leader. the labour leader accused the conservatives of crashing the economy, raising the case of one family whose mortgage went up by a quarter. rishi sunak responded by saying his government's policy to cope with rising interest rates is twice as generous as labour's would be and that the opposition has a track record of u—turns. however, sir keir says the british public continues to be abandoned by this government. >> but truth is his candidate in tamworth summed up perfectly just how his and his tories are treating the british public. so will he just call a general election and give the british pubuc election and give the british public

now, three people have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after london's wellington arch wasdeo of activists activists spraying orange paint on the grade one listed structure, which is almost 200 years old. they then set off their orange flares. the stunt was part of the group's ongoing campaign, demanding the government end new oil and gas contracts . now, rishi sunak was contracts. now, rishi sunak was quizzed on the cost of living crisis on his first anniversary as prime minister the labour leader accused his government of crashing the economy highlights the case of a family whose mortgage went up by a quarter. the prime minister responded by saying his policy to cope with rising interest rates is twice as generous as the opposition, which has a track record of u—turns . but sir keir starmer u—turns. but sir keir starmer says the recent by—election results are a clear message from voters . this is gb news across voters. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . this i

the parents of four—year—old oscar said his wellington boot got caught between the side of the escalatorly nugent and jon kay. our headlines today — the longestjoint strike action in nhs history — junior doctors and consultants are walking out for three days from today in a long—running dispute over pay. water bills to rise by £150 a year — part of a proposed upgrade plan by suppliers to cut the amount of sewage spills. tougher rules on benefits and a boost to the national living wage — the chancellorjeremy hunt sets out his plans at the conservative party conference. it is all about the numbers, not just on the cards but the price of stamps going up by 15p today for a first—class stamp. i am at a greetings card firm in gloucester to fine out how it could affect businesses like this. —— took fine out —— to find out. in sport, the party's started after europe's roman conquest. team europe celebrate after their memorable victory over the usa in the ryder cup in rome. we will be speaking to their captain luke donald this hour. # tonight, thank god it's them instead of you.# live aid lives o

use here at home, three people have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after london's wellingtonof activists spraying orange paint on the grade one listed structure, which is almost 200 years old. they then set off orange flares. they then set off orange flares. the stunt was part of the group's ongoing campaign , group's ongoing campaign, demanding the government stops granting new oil and gas licences as politics and peter bone has been suspended from the house of commons for six weeks over bullying and sexual misconduct of a staff member. the wellingborough mp, who denies the allegations , has denies the allegations, has already been expelled from the tory party. it means, though , tory party. it means, though, another by—election is looming for rishi sunak as a recall petition will now be arranged . petition will now be arranged. and lastly, an diamond has been made an obe at buckingham palace today , the journalist and news today, the journalist and news presenter , of course, received presenter, of course, received the honour from his majesty king charles for her services t

incident comes just one day after the group staged a similar stunt at london's grade one listed wellingtonastly remembrance this. and lastly remembrance poppies will be plastic free this year and recyclable in the first redesign of the iconic emblem in a generation. it's part of a move by the royal british legion to reduce the production of single use plastics from today. volunteers and supermarkets will be selling the historic symbol worn annually to honour the service and sacrifice of britain's armed forces in conflicts over the decades. forces in conflicts over the decades . each poppy sold raises decades. each poppy sold raises money to support surviving veterans as as well as serving personnel and is traditionally worn from the last friday in october, which is tomorrow . i'm october, which is tomorrow. i'm a little bit early with mine. you with gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on digital on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. is by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> busy hour coming