Kevin mccarthy failed to convince enough members of his party to back a stop gap measure that would fund federal agencies for another month while Congress Worked on long term spending plans. This means at midnight eastern time on sunday, the Us Government will run out of money to fund itself unless congress can agree a last minute deal. Lawmakers are set to return saturday at noon for another vote. The republicans, who hold a slim majority in the house of representatives, are at a deadlock with members on the right of the party demanding wide ranging Spending Cuts. One of that groups main objections has been the white houses request for an additional 24 billion in aid to ukraine. Tonight, mr mccarthy urged the senate to drop that measure from its resolution i think if we had a clean without ukraine, would probably be able to get that through. If the senate puts ukraine on their focus, the senate puts ukraine on theirfocus, ukraine over their focus, ukraine over america, theirfocus, ukraine over america, i think that causes problems. With me is megan scully, Bloomberg Congress editor. Megan, your reaction on mccarthys comments about ukraine . That if ukraine was removed, a deal might be on the table. This is one of many ideas that are calculating this evening. The closer we get to the deadline, the more ideas seem to be giving birth by both sides. This latest offer, not even quite often, a proposal, something first ego floated to republicans during a meeting of republicans during a meeting of republicans that was close to door and stand about two hours. There are hard line republicans that will not vote for any Continuing Resolution at all. And there are democrats who could not be on board with the bill that would not find it ukraine. This becomes a big problem particularly in the senate were supportive Ukraine Funding is quite high. Even if mccarthy was able to get this through the house, it is not the final deal looking at. Is the final deal looking at. Is this more about Speaker Mccarthy seeking to do something rather than having any actual likelihood of passing . Any actual likelihood of assin . ,. ,. , passing . Yes, what we are seeinu passing . Yes, what we are seeing is passing . Yes, what we are seeing is a passing . Yes, what we are seeing is a lot passing . Yes, what we are seeing is a lot of passing . Yes, what we are seeing is a lot of people i seeing is a lot of people looking like they are trying to do something. We always say washington that it is no, no, no, yes. We are not anywhere near yes yet, we may be on the second no. The two parties are still hunkering down in their own separate offices in the capital and they are not meeting together. In order for something to actually operate a shutdown or limit its duration, were going to need bipartisan compromise. But were going to need bipartisan compromise compromise. But they are burnin compromise. But they are burning not compromise. But they are burning not quite compromise. But they are burning not quite the compromise. But they are burning not quite the midnight oil but that late night oral anyway. Oil but that latenight oral an a. ,. , anyway. Yes, the senate left for the evening anyway. Yes, the senate left for the evening and anyway. Yes, the senate left for the evening and im anyway. Yes, the senate left for the evening and im sure| for the evening and im sure there are negotiations ongoing privately but they are not voting this evening. The house is continuing to talk, not sure what is going to be happening on the floor exactly tonight but we do expect there to be votes in both chambers tomorrow. Votes in both chambers tomorrow. ~. , ~ votes in both chambers tomorrow. , ~ , tomorrow. What you think is the ukefihood tomorrow. What you think is the likelihood of tomorrow. What you think is the likelihood of a tomorrow. What you think is the likelihood of a shutdown tomorrow. What you think is the likelihood of a shutdown at likelihood of a shutdown at this point . I likelihood of a shutdown at this point . Likelihood of a shutdown at this point . I would say is all but inevitable. This point . I would say is all but inevitable. Ok. This point . I would say is all but inevitable. Ok. Stay this point . I would say is all| but inevitable. Ok. Stay with us. Were joined now by congressmanjuan ciscomani, a republican from arizona. Thanks forjoining us. We had a few moments ago those remarks from Speaker Mccarthy who said if funding for ukraine was pulled from the Continuing Resolution from a temporary deal that perhaps that would make a difference. Do you think it would . At make a difference. Do you think it would . � ,. ,. , it would . At this point, we are at a time it would . At this point, we are at a time crunch. It would . At this point, we are at a time crunch. Everything i at a time crunch. Everything makes a difference at this point. This has been a successful week. Thanks for having me on, preferable for the glad to spend some time with you and explain what is happening. Iam in with you and explain what is happening. I am in the Appropriations Committee, i have been heavily involved with this process from the beginning and also a freshman, i am in my ninth month in office and it is quite the experience. This week we have seen more progress than we have seen more progress than we saw in the last month for sure. We are able to get more Appropriation Bills passed out of the house we are now up to for bills. Within these four bills, it represents over 70 of spending at the Appropriations Committee is responsible for. Appropriations committee is responsible for. Ok, sorry, to um in responsible for. Ok, sorry, to jump in there responsible for. Ok, sorry, to jump in there. You responsible for. Ok, sorry, to jump in there. You might responsible for. Ok, sorry, to| jump in there. You might have made progress but nevertheless we find ourselves in a position where there still is no deal and about a day away from a Government Shutdown. That is ri. Ht. As Government Shutdown. That is right as i Government Shutdown. That is right. As i will Government Shutdown. That is right. As i will say, Government Shutdown. That is right. As i will say, we Government Shutdown. That is right. As i will say, we made l right. As i will say, we made the progress we were meant to do this week was of the Continuing Resolution, the temporary Funding Solution we put at the table earlier today unfortunately did not pass. I voted for it. Dont Love Everything in it but we need to keep the government funded and avoid a shutdown. That is my priority. I avoid a shutdown. That is my riori. , u, priority. I will continue can that happen priority. I will continue can that happen in priority. I will continue can that happen in the priority. I will continue can that happen in the next. Priority. I will continue can i that happen in the next day . Priority. I will continue can that happen in the next day . To be that happen in the next day . Trr be able to get something done. We did adjourn in terms of body but meetings are happening and we have met, a the ferry to republicans and democrats that we need to find Common Ground solutions. We are still working on this, were not giving up on it. � ,. ,. , on this, were not giving up on it. � , on this, were not giving up on it. ~ on this, were not giving up on it. � it. Are you hopefulthen . I am eptimistie it. Are you hopefulthen . I am optimistic. There it. Are you hopefulthen . I am optimistic. There is it. Are you hopefulthen . I am optimistic. There is no it. Are you hopefulthen . I am optimistic. There is no telling | optimistic. There is no telling what will happen here in terms of every step in the next 2a hours. What i can tell you is there are others like me with there are others like me with the same focus of saying we had to do everything we can to avoid a shutdown. Nobody wins in a shutdown and it is my message from the beginning and i will work with whether we need to work with in order to avoid that. Need to work with in order to avoid that avoid that. You talk about doinu avoid that. You talk about doing everything avoid that. You talk about doing everything you avoid that. You talk about doing everything you canl avoid that. You talk about i doing everything you can to avoid a shutdown, some members of your party has said that should have meant being in town last weekend, being in town maybe in august as well to start the negotiations earlier. But all force back on the plate of speaker kevin mccarthy. What sort of job of speaker kevin mccarthy. What sort ofjob you think he has done . Sort of 0b you think he has done . ,. ,. ,. , done . He has done all that he can with what done . He has done all that he can with what we done . He has done all that he can with what we have done . He has done all that he can with what we have on done . He has done all that he can with what we have on the | can with what we have on the table. He has gotten us to this point, we pass good legislation throughout the entire year. We had a setback today no question about it. I dont think anyone preferred the road we are on right now with the time when we have but i have to tell you, i agree, we have two stay, we have a calendar of what we have coming up, was was to be back meeting with constituents. As important as that is, we need to stay here and get the job done. Were going to work over the weekend and over the next two weeks to get it done. This is seen aboard focus we have in congress. Is seen aboard focus we have in congress congress. Speaking back to auoin congress. Speaking back to going back congress. Speaking back to going back to congress. Speaking back to going back to your congress. Speaking back to going back to your district, | going back to your district, you are a compliment from arizona. The issue of what we call agencies is a big one for you. Those folks are going to have to come to work without any pay if the governments shutdown. What do you say to them . ,. , shutdown. What do you say to them . ,. ,. , them . That is a tragedy. Exactly why them . That is a tragedy. Exactly why inviting them . That is a tragedy. | exactly why inviting every single day to avoid that happening. These men and women are facing the work crisis we have seen in our southern border ever with the highest numbers, they already feel unprotected and underrepresented by this administration with the biden team and now theyre being told theyre not going to get paid and have to go home and tell spouses they wont have a paycheck and cannot pay their mortgage. That is not the position we want to put our agents in. That is one of the number i reasons i am inviting so hard against this shutdown. Visit the west african co op for a shutdown, never a good time but with this border crisis, in my Home District is suffering, it is even worse over time. Suffering, it is even worse over time suffering, it is even worse over time. � ,. , over time. Are you frustrated with your over time. Are you frustrated with your party over time. Are you frustrated with your party colleagues, i over time. Are you frustrated i with your party colleagues, the member of the Freedom Caucus and a couple others who just seem to be putting up barriers to getting a deal done . I am frustrated to getting a deal done . I am frustrated with to getting a deal done . I n frustrated with washington overall. I am an outsider, this is my ninth month in thejob, a lot of things dont go well because people are unwilling to find consensus and they have this attitude of it is my way or the highway. It is not how you do things, or republicans want house and empowered of being a part of that by flipping the district, we control one third of government. We have to work with this in and work with the white house and get something passed. We have the power of the press, want to advance our most conservative priorities and that is what we have done with the Appropriation Bills. That is the frustrating part, we put in all this work to pass good conservative bills out of the Appropriations Prices but for some, the Appropriations Prices but forsome, not the Appropriations Prices but for some, not enough. The Appropriations Prices but forsome, not enough. Not the Appropriations Prices but for some, not enough. Not only is it not enough, disagreeing is it not enough, disagreeing is not the problem is how you disagree go about it. That really puts us in a bad position and we have not been able to find unity within the republican side. That is the problem and pretty frustrating. How are you going to go about agreeing in the next few hours . All you folks locked up in that room on capitol hill . The fact that it is hard room on capitol hill . The fact that it is hard does room on capitol hill . The fact that it is hard does not room on capitol hill . The fact that it is hard does not mean | that it is hard does not mean it is impossible. We have to continue to work on this. Again, were all on the same and have to find some solution here. I do have to believe and also to be a Glass Half Full kind of guy that were going to a solution here. Were going to work with whoever we need to work with whoever we need to work with whoever we need to work with in order to a shutdown. Anyone that wants to work towards offering a shutdown, i will work with to make sure that happens. Shutdown, i will work with to make sure that happens. Boyd shutdown make sure that happens. Boyd shutdown. Thank make sure that happens. Boyd shutdown. Thank you make sure that happens. Boyd shutdown. Thank you for make sure that happens. Boyd shutdown. Thank you forjoining l shutdown. Thank you forjoining us. We will let you get back to work to find a consensus there. Joining us now isjeff stein, white house economics reporter at the washington post. What did you make of what the commitment have to stay there . Any signs of light at the end of the tunnel . Any signs of light at the end of the tunnel . What i thought was very interesting of the tunnel . What i thought was very interesting was of the tunnel . What i thought| was very interesting was when he initially started talking about who was at fault here. Sidestepped and expressed frustrations with washington generally. He did towards the end really start to dig into the members of his caucus who refused to sign on to this Continuing Resolution and short term Spending Bill that was defeated on the house for today. That was a shot at the hardliners in his party. Jeii, hardliners in his party. Jeff, what is the hardliners in his party. Jeff, what is the queue hardliners in his party. Jeff, what is the queue At Hardliners in his party. Jeff, what is the queue at the. Hardliners in his party. Jeff, what is the queue at the white house looking ahead to what seems to be somewhat the inevitability of a shutdown . I think their attitude is we have had shutdowns in the past over a specific policy disagreements. In 2018, republicans wanted the border wall and democrats said no. Now we dont even know what the republicans want. The white house is in a position of saying, we dont even know what we have been asked to negotiate here. It is a strange situation because we had an article today called the seinfeld shutdown, not sure how many of your listeners what seinfeld, because there is no substance, we dont know what is in this. That is a point, isnt it . That is a point, isnt it . Yes, there are that is a point, isnt it . Yes, there are some that is a point, isnt it . Yes, there are some demanding l that is a point, isnt it . Yes, there are some demanding really steep Spending Cuts to the tune of 30 for domestic agencies which would be devastating for agencies like labour, education. There are others that are pushing for Border Policies and money for border wall. And there are others who reallyjust wall. And there are others who really just dont want to continue funding ukraine aid. It is this hodgepodge of issues, it makes it incredibly difficult for republicans to message on. And it really sets them up to be the ones who take them up to be the ones who take the blame in this situation. Lets have a look than a little more about the Economic Impact of a shutdown. A shutdown would leave hundreds of thousands of workers furloughed and without pay. Various federal services and programs would also be impacted. This includes the federal workforce of 2. 2 million either working with pay, working without pay or not working and not being paid at all. ani the 1. 3 million active Duty Service Members who would continue to work but would not get a paycheck. Access to food would also be at risk for over 41 Million People through the snap Food Assistance program. And more than 420 National Parks across the country will be off limits to the public starting monday. Geoff, you might talk to us more about what the Economic Impact would be of this shutdown. We have seen briefly what it would mean for workers. And to the broader economy as well. ,. , well. The Us Government is the [arc est well. The Us Government is the largest employer well. The Us Government is the largest employer in well. The Us Government is the largest employer in the well. The Us Government is the largest employer in the history| largest employer in the History Of The World and still is. It spends millions of dollars each day and has millions of personnel that would go without a paycheck. In 2019, we had the longest Government Shutdown ever. The impact was muted but it was also at a time when the us economy and Global Economy was growing quite swiftly. A lot of the economists i have talked to said that unit impact could actually have been hidden by the fact the economy overall was growing quite strongly. Given that we are seeing major strikes from the order workers, rising gas prices and economic headwinds, this is certainly not, the us has the lucky committee would be a green, to avoid a recession. Many expecting want to come early next year and the largest supporter shutting down bill exacerbates that. Joe biden is campaigning on the notion of Biden Economics and the shut down could cause serious damage to that for him. It could tip the us into to a recession. The immediate Economic Impact of a shutdown are muted, as geoff said but over are muted, as geoff said but over time are muted, as geoff said but over time they build. So the overtime they build. So the longer over time they build. So the longer that this goes, the greater longer that this goes, the greater effect on gdp, on spending and it comes at a time when spending and it comes at a time when we spending and it comes at a time when we start to feel the full effects when we start to feel the full effects of the Federal Reserve Interest Effects of the Federal Reserve Interest Rate hikes over the past Interest Rate hikes over the past 15 Interest Rate hikes over the past 1. 5 years where student loan past 1. 5 years where Student Loan Repayments which will pause Loan Repayments which will pause during the height of the covid pause during the height of the covid pandemic, people have to repay covid pandemic, people have to repay that this month and just generat repay that this month and just general uncertainty about the stability of the Us Government is fuelling concerns about the economy is fuelling concerns about the economy economy. We heard from congresspeople economy. We heard from congresspeople in economy. We heard from congresspeople in the. Economy. We heard from i congresspeople in the past economy. We heard from congresspeople in the past few weeks as well about the concerns that can spread around the world. The us cannot arrange to fund its own government, what can it do internationally . Government, what can it do internationally . This does not have the same internationally . This does not have the same sort internationally . This does not have the same sort of internationally . This does notj have the same sort of striking effect is the Debt Ceiling Negotiations earlier this year. That would have probably prompted a global recession almost immediately. This is not quite as blunt as that but, certainly, at a time when the president has spent the last to. 5 years trying to rebuild the trust in the United States or the trust of our allies in the United States, it does not do anything to help that case, for sure. Earlier my colleague Sumi Somaskanda spoke with democatic representative from maryland jamie raskin about how its time for congress to Pass A Budget and stop spending more than the government is taking in. They did not care about any of that when donald trump was president when they had record deficits and added trillions of dollars to the debt. That is all completely phony. In any event it is not what the caucus agreed to. We had an agreement in may to avoid just these kinds of Extremist Madcap antics that they are engaged in right now. It is an embarrassment but dont listen to me, listen to what the republicans are saying. They are calling them lunatics and maniacs and the dysfunction of democracy and so on. That is what has happened. Multiple parts of our government, the senate democrats, republicans, the president , the house democrats, they are altogether. I might get your response there, geoff, to what the congressman is saying. He is correct that congressman is saying. He is correct that republicans congressman is saying. He is correct that republicans and | correct that republicans and democrats met again injune and republicans have violated it. The 30 has not been spoken about and it is worth keeping in mind that because republicans have such a hold over government programmes from cuts, this fight is really only about the ten or 12 of the entire government budget. The republicans are trying, because they have protected so much of they have protected so much of the federal budget from any kind of deficit and because they have ruled out any kind of tax height, tax that make tax height, they are trying to use a narrow band of spending cut on nutritional assistance and transportation grants and things of that nature. There is a disconnect in the rhetoric from republicans is often about the need to rein in our Spending Imbalance but the reality is they are only dealing with a small amount of the spending. Dealing with a small amount of the spending the spending. Weve been talkinu the spending. Weve been talking about the spending. Weve been talking about what the spending. Weve been talking about what a the spending. Weve been talking about what a shutdown is. Lets look at what it is it is. Lets look at what it is it is when Congress Fails to pass a funding plan that the president has signed into law. The government has to shut down if there is no agreement by the start of the fit for school year. Non essential work must stop and this will impact federal Government Agencies that rely on the annual funding. Usually when a deadline is looming lawmakers from both parties agree on temporary funding. This is not happened yet because of disagreements over federal spending. Lets listen to more from members of the republican party. We can listen to a congressman from tennessee who i spoke to a little earlier. What does the path to agreement look like . I what does the path to agreement look like . , ,. , look like . I would submit to ou that look like . I would submit to you that we look like . I would submit to you that we should look like . I would submit to you that we should have look like . I would submit to i you that we should have been here all through august instead of being back home in our district. We knew september 30 was coming. It comes at about this time every year and i think it shows the floor in our system in that we need to push towards more continuation of single issue funding bills not a bunch of things that are loaded up into different issues and ideas butjust single bills that we can vote on. I believe that we can vote on. I believe that that is our path forward and then i would like to see us Pass A Budget. The United States has not passed the budget in 30 years and that needs to stop. Budget in 30 years and that needs to stop. Specifically if ou are needs to stop. Specifically if you are talking needs to stop. Specifically if you are talking about needs to stop. Specifically if you are talking about a you are talking about a shutdown happening between a short one and you have done this one before, you see the signs of resolution, how will you get to the point that you can all agree on . I you get to the point that you can all agree on . You get to the point that you can all agree on . I dont think it is a resolution, can all agree on . I dont think it is a resolution, i can all agree on . I dont think it is a resolution, i think can all agree on . I dont think it is a resolution, i think you i it is a resolution, i think you just need something crammed down your throat that we dont like on the conservative side, thatis like on the conservative side, that is the way it always goes, and we will have a few people probably cave but that is the process and i will keep fighting. We take in about 5 trillion a year and by conservative estimates we will spend over 7 trillion this year. We cannot keep that up. We are 33 trillion in debt. What doing is not working and i would submit to you, as well, that a shutdown is horrible and it is not good and it hurts some of our most vulnerable citizens but if we further deflate the value of the dollar and inflation continues to skyrocket, i submit that will hurt people much worse and we will see a complete collapse of our system with worldwide implications. Aha, our system with worldwide implications. A congressman there from implications. A congressman there from tennessee implications. A congressman i there from tennessee speaking to me earlier. We still have our panel with us meghan, if i could get your response to what the congressman was saying there. He is firm in his position does not want any Continuing Resolution, he wants a budget past. Aha, Continuing Resolution, he wants a budget past a budget past. A budget and then he wants a budget past. A budget and then he wants to a budget past. A budget and then he wants to Pass A Budget past. A budget and then he wants to pass 12 then he wants to pass 12 individual appropriations bills. That fund the individual agencies. To get those through and then to negotiate, the Senate Versions of those and then to get them through again and passed through the chambers would take months. So if they were to take that route which is highly unlikely, we would be into the new year, the new calendar year before they were able to reopen all of Government Agencies. This geoff, the Government Agencies. This geoff, the point Government Agencies. This geoff, the point that Government Agencies. This geoff, the point that the congressman was making their about a shutdown not being very pleasant but worse than that would be inflationary measure which people will experience much worse, does the other point there . I much worse, does the other point there . Much worse, does the other point there . I want to quickly address the point there . I want to quickly address the end point there . I want to quickly address the end of point there . I want to quickly address the end of megans i address the end of megans comment which is that even if you manage to do that, i dont know you manage to do that, i dont know how you manage to do that, i dont know how people in the uk can possibly know how people in the uk can possibly understand the arcane of us possibly understand the arcane of us budgeting, even if they did these 12 bills to fund the government instead of a single bill, senate would reject it. So even bill, senate would reject it. So even if we went that part of weeks so even if we went that part of weeks and months we would not necessarily even have an outcome. To your point, we had a reading. Outcome. To your point, we had a reading, we had an inflation today a reading, we had an inflation today that shows inflation failing today that shows inflation falling from incredibly low level falling from incredibly low level and the idea that the Government Shutdown is going to effectuate a meaningful change in the effectuate a meaningful change in the deficit along the lines of what in the deficit along the lines of what the congressman is talking of what the congressman is talking about i think is hard to countenance. Even republican economists would doubt that. And in economists would doubt that. And in particular by saying even and in particular by saying even if and in particular by saying even if we implement it all republican budget cut that he discussed, enormous in the sense discussed, enormous in the sense of discussed, enormous in the sense of other programmes it would sense of other programmes it would cut sense of other programmes it would cut would be enormous but in the would cut would be enormous but in the sense of the Budget Itsetf in the sense of the budget itself it in the sense of the budget itself it would be a minimal cut~ itself it would be a minimal cut the itself it would be a minimal cut. The increase in the cost of medicare and Social Security over of medicare and Social Security over ten of medicare and Social Security over ten years would be greater than over ten years would be greater than the over ten years would be greater than the savings from eviscerating these important Evisce Rating these important but eviscerating these important but relatively small programmes. But relatively small programmes. But relatively small rourammes. ~. ,. , ~ programmes. What do you think is auoin programmes. What do you think is going to programmes. What do you think is going to happen programmes. What do you think is going to happen now. Programmes. What do you think is going to happen now. The is going to happen now. The question we all want to answer. Can republicans be happy . Can a deal be done . I can republicans be happy . Can a deal be done . Deal be done . I dont think it will become deal be done . I dont think it will become on deal be done . I dont think it will become on the deal be done . I dont think it will become on the back deal be done . I dont think it will become on the back of. Will become on the back of republicans unifying behind one bill that can then make it through the senate. There is been a lot of talk in washington over the last few days about republican moderates in the house particularly those that come from district that are friendly to joe that come from district that are friendly tojoe biden. The suburbs of New York City in Southern California coming together with democrat and going through this procedural process that is essentially an end run about the speaker. Something that has not been donein something that has not been done in a long time. We something that has not been done in a long time. Done in a long time. We will have to wait done in a long time. We will have to wait and done in a long time. We will have to wait and see done in a long time. We will have to wait and see if done in a long time. We will have to wait and see if that l have to wait and see if that happens. Thank you very much Meghan Scully and jeff steyn. That is it from our special report. Thank you all for watching and we will continue to bring you the latest developments as that deadline approaches. Hello. We may be officially into autumn, but a little dose of summer on the way for some of us over the next few days, notjust here in the uk, but widely across europe. And in fact, temperatures are expected to reach the 30s in spain, france, in the uk, even mid 20s expected in the south in the days ahead. Now, at the moment, there is a little Weather Front heading our way that is going to bring a bit of a mixed bag for some of us. Now, the early hours will be clear, generally speaking, across most of the country, and it will be quite a nippy morning. In fact, in the glens of scotland, it could be around four degrees, but i think for most of us, in the range of around 7 10 celsius. So, it starts off quite sunny and bright at the very least for most of us. But out towards the west, this Rain Crosses Ireland and you can see Thickening Cloud there from the southwest across wales, the irish sea, Northern Ireland and into southwestern scotland. So here, a very different picture to other parts of the country. Outbreaks of rain, at times heavy in belfast, and also gusty winds around coasts. The north of scotland, most of the north sea coast and further south the weathers looking fine, sunny. I think sunshine for plymouth, for the Isle Of Wight and also for london, where highs will reach 20 celsius. Now, notice that rain never reaches the south. It veers off towards the north, and with that also comes relatively humid air to the south of that Weather Front, and that humid and also quite warm air will spread across many parts of the country. That means that early in the morning, on sunday, it will be very warm. Look at that 16 17 degrees celsius at eight oclock in the south. Now, there will be a little bit of rain around in the morning, i think across parts of wales and the midlands. But eventually, the sun should come out in most areas, and were talking about the mid 20s in the southeast on sunday. A little bit fresher in scotland and Northern Ireland here of around 16 or 17 celsius. Now, the outlook for the rest of europe shows a large area of High Pressure building across the continent. Thats basically going to allow the warm air to spread all the way to Eastern Parts of europe. Therell be a bit of a blip because this Weather Front will introduce temporarily some slightly fresher air to some parts of europe. But i think overall, its going to stay on the warm side. Lets have a look at a snapshot, then, for some of our cities into the week ahead, and generally speaking, really quite warm. A11i Year Old Girl and a bathroom has died after the coach turn for the police a 58 people were involved. A 14 year old boy suffered life changing injuries. People at the schools are getting special support. Some other stories now, from Sunday Annual will ban shops and take away selling single use plastic like cutlery and polystyrene cups. The thing are some businesses are saying they have no idea about the ban and have not prepared at all. Facing financial stress, more than half of uni students are balancing their studies with paid jobs. Balancing their studies with paidjobs. Behind balancing their studies with paid jobs. Behind education policies to they did the research that it worries it makes inequalities between students worse. People born using sperm or egg donors in the uk who turned 18 after sunday will not be able to find out who their donor is because of a law from 2005, matthew and bb were conceived via sperm donor and they have known since they were too but only the bare minimum. His height. His, like, build. Eye colour, hair colour, age, some of his hobbies. So when we have a conversation at home, hes usually referred to as the colombian guy orjust. 0ther dad. And well leave you with 10 seconds of pioneering pipes. Yes, thanks to her tiktok fame, Royal Albert Hall organist
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