people with the self awareness and judgment of a broad bean. is he wrong? 0urviewers judgment of a broad bean. is he wrong? 0ur viewers often get in touch with us and say who are these people and why do they think it's ok to behave like this? i people and why do they think it's ok to behave like this?— to behave like this? i cannot speak for broad beans, _ to behave like this? i cannot speak for broad beans, they _ to behave like this? i cannot speak for broad beans, they have - to behave like this? i cannot speak for broad beans, they have been i for broad beans, they have been maligned there but the truth is this is very serious and most mps are very decent people, very hard—working and they care about the country and their constituents. this is a very small minority of people and one of the things i have done throughout my political career is try and encourage more people to come into politics so it's important i stress that. come into politics so it's important l stress that-— i stress that. finally, there's been a buildin: i stress that. finally, there's been a building story — i stress that. finally, there's been a building story in _ i stress that. finally, there's been a building story in the _ i stress that. finally, there's been a building story in the last - i stress that. finally, there's been a building story in the last couplel a building story in the last couple of days that we mentioned already about the met police and its treatment of a jewish man who appeared while a pro—palestinian rally was taking place and a policeman essentially told him he should not be there. can you confirm the home secretary has written to the home secretary has written to the met commissioner about what happened? he the met commissioner about what ha ened? . , the met commissioner about what hauened? , .,
engineered these things to go on the sea-— engineered these things to go on the sea. since its discovery in 1939 by _ on the sea. since its discovery in 1939 by the _ on the sea. since its discovery in 1939 by the local _ in 1939 by the local archaeologist basil brown the story of its extraordinary treasures has enthralled the world. built in 600 a.d. it is thought to be the final resting place of king red world. backed by sponsors, donations and more than 100 volunteers the charity charity the sutton hoo company began building in 2019. we charity the sutton hoo company began building in 2019.- began building in 2019. we are buildin: began building in 2019. we are building the — began building in 2019. we are building the best _ began building in 2019. we are building the best guess - began building in 2019. we are building the best guess we - began building in 2019. we are building the best guess we can j building the best guess we can abort that ship looked like but it will only be crewed when we get it on the water.— get it on the water. when the tanks get it on the water. when the planks are — get it on the water. when the planks are in _ get it on the water. when the planks are in place _ get it on the water. when the planks are in place the - get it on the water. when the | planks are in place the seating will be fitted for a0 rowers. if all goes to plan the launch and river trials will take place in the spring of 2025. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello and welcome to sportsday.
was selling up. we husband were evicted as the landlord was selling up-_ was selling up. we didn't know what to do. was selling up. we didn't know what to do- there — was selling up. we didn't know what to do. there were _ was selling up. we didn't know what to do. there were no _ was selling up. we didn't know what to do. there were no rentals - was selling up. we didn't know what to do. there were no rentals about. | to do. there were no rentals about. you are forced into buying?- you are forced into buying? forced into it, you are forced into buying? forced into it. really- _ you are forced into buying? forced into it, really. despite _ you are forced into buying? forced into it, really. despite working - you are forced into buying? forced into it, really. despite working for| into it, really. despite working for a buildin: into it, really. despite working for a building society _ into it, really. despite working for a building society and _ into it, really. despite working for a building society and having - into it, really. despite working for a building society and having twol a building society and having two good wages they needed help from family to get the deposit. you never secure, family to get the deposit. you never secure. you — family to get the deposit. you never secure, you don't _ family to get the deposit. you never secure, you don't know _ family to get the deposit. you never secure, you don't know what - family to get the deposit. you never secure, you don't know what your i secure, you don�*t know what your landlord is going to do, if he will opt your rent by £200 a month and if you can�*t afford you have to find somewhere else but everyone else will be charging the same and i�*m just so glad i have that security now, it feels like one less worry in life. �* now, it feels like one less worry in life. ~ . , , now, it feels like one less worry in life. . life. are falling property prices is actually going — life. are falling property prices is actually going to _ life. are falling property prices is actually going to help _ life. are falling property prices is l actually going to help some people to get a foot on the ladder. we haven�*t actually seen a fall over the last couple of months in the number of first—time buyers getting hold of properties and some lenders are reporting a significant increase. leeds and skipton building society says they both have racket numbers are first—time buyers. halifax say people are getting ever higher mortgages by changing what they are buying. sophie is seeing
now you won't see that... your party, forgive me is _ now you won't see that... your party, forgive me is very i now you won't see that... your. party, forgive me is very cunning, they are against house building in by—election target donees and nationally you are for out. it doesn't make sense. hs2, you are the literal nimby party. irate doesn't make sense. hs2, you are the literal nimby party.— literal nimby party. we are for buildin: literal nimby party. we are for building the — literal nimby party. we are for building the right _ literal nimby party. we are for building the right houses i literal nimby party. we are for building the right houses in i literal nimby party. we are for| building the right houses in the right— building the right houses in the right places, that is down to what communities want and need and that is what _ communities want and need and that is what we _ communities want and need and that is what we are in favour of. what we are seeing _ is what we are in favour of. what we are seeing is— is what we are in favour of. what we are seeing is people recognising that. _ are seeing is people recognising that. in— are seeing is people recognising that, in different parts of the country. _ that, in different parts of the country, you are not going to see that reflected in a national poll because — that reflected in a national poll because it is not a uniform thing, but we _ because it is not a uniform thing, but we are — because it is not a uniform thing, but we are for the right policies for the — but we are for the right policies for the right people, and liberal democrats are all about decision making — democrats are all about decision making at— democrats are all about decision making at a local level and we have seen _ making at a local level and we have seen we _ making at a local level and we have seen we is — making at a local level and we have seen we is have been successful in the west— seen we is have been successful in the west country, in local elections and people — the west country, in local elections and people know that we work for the communities and that is what is important. _ communities and that is what is important, that is why we are winning — important, that is why we are winning the by—election, four in this parliament. now that hasn't happened since paddy ashdown and it was the _ happened since paddy ashdown and it was the start of a very successful period. _ was the start of a very successful eriod. . .. was the start of a very successful
the risk this technology poses was up the risk this technology poses was up regulation is emerging in a similar way. up regulation is emerging in a similarway. european up regulation is emerging in a similar way. european commission is putting this forward. there are others who are more out to be faster in adopting and implementing ai across the border. the approach is different. but the application is pretty global at this point. as is the talent that is involved in developing it.— the talent that is involved in developing it. the talent that is involved in develoin: it. �* ., ., , developing it. and how have you seen the reaction — developing it. and how have you seen the reaction from _ developing it. and how have you seen the reaction from developing - the reaction from developing economies? i the reaction from developing economies?— the reaction from developing economies? ., ., ., ., ., ., ~' economies? i had done a lot of work in buildin: economies? i had done a lot of work in building ai — economies? i had done a lot of work in building ai solutions _ economies? i had done a lot of work in building ai solutions for— in building ai solutions for communities around the world in supporting them, using these tools to get access to services, such as helping them understand the law, or issues around mental health, in many communities around the world. i had in a lot of work in south africa, india, and so on. and what we are seeing is the impact of this technology is so much more scalable in communities where there are
the website. see you soon. goodbye. it has been closed since the autumn of 2019. first due to c verv g and then a massive project to rebuild then a massive project to rebuild the rail tracks right to the top. but now the trains are back and that means have ordinary can reopen for business. ~ , u, means have ordinary can reopen for business. ~ , ., , , ., business. when we first came appear the buildin: business. when we first came appear the building was _ business. when we first came appear the building was really _ business. when we first came appear the building was really mouldy, - business. when we first came appear the building was really mouldy, it - the building was really mouldy, it has been closed and there has been no air ventilation for three years so it's been a massivejob getting professional cleaners in and getting the building clean. we needed two new generators and the engineers have been working hard to get us power.
been busy over the last couple of years. if been busy over the last couple of ears. , ., �* ., years. if you didn't own the buildin: years. if you didn't own the building and _ years. if you didn't own the building and were - years. if you didn't own the building and were paying i years. if you didn't own the l building and were paying rent years. if you didn't own the - building and were paying rent you could not imagine how businesses manages to absorb that. ihla. could not imagine how businesses manages to absorb that.— could not imagine how businesses manages to absorb that. no, if you are in a major— manages to absorb that. no, if you are in a major city, _ manages to absorb that. no, if you are in a major city, london, - are in a major city, london, bristol, manchester, where you monthly rent, i don't know how people do it. monthly rent, i don't know how peeple do it— monthly rent, i don't know how people do it— people do it. and many are not surviving- _ people do it. and many are not surviving- i _ people do it. and many are not surviving. i don't _ people do it. and many are not surviving. i don't even - people do it. and many are not surviving. i don't even have - people do it. and many are not surviving. i don't even have a l people do it. and many are not - surviving. i don't even have a dryer at home but we are thinking about getting one. why would it be better for me to come to the launderette and buy one for home? i'm trying to weigh up the cost of. flour and buy one for home? i'm trying to weigh up the cost of.— weigh up the cost of. our dryers are hue, weigh up the cost of. our dryers are huge. they — weigh up the cost of. our dryers are huge. they are _ weigh up the cost of. our dryers are huge, they are four— weigh up the cost of. our dryers are huge, they are four or _ weigh up the cost of. our dryers are huge, they are four or five - weigh up the cost of. our dryers are huge, they are four or five times - huge, they are four or five times bigger than a domestic dryer. you aet it all bigger than a domestic dryer. you get it all done _ bigger than a domestic dryer. you get it all done at once. yes - bigger than a domestic dryer. you get it all done at once. yes and i get it all done at once. yes and the are get it all done at once. yes and they are more _ get it all done at once. yes and they are more powerful. - get it all done at once. yes and they are more powerful. 30 - get it all done at once. yes and - they are more powerful. 30 minutes you can have four or five or they are more powerful. 30 minutes you can have four orfive or six washes dry and if you are using our bigger dryers there are about half the cost here than the electricity at home. ., . ., , ., , the cost here than the electricity athome. ., . .,, ., , ,, at home. how much to put a big spin on the big dryer _ at home. how much to put a big spin on the big dryer on? _ at home. how much to put a big spin on the big dryer on? £3, _ at home. how much to put a big spin on the big dryer on? £3, £3.50. - on the big dryer on? £3, £3.50. about 18 kilograms, _
a tech, creative person _ whole space around nfts. i have been a tech, creative person all— whole space around nfts. i have been a tech, creative person all my - whole space around nfts. i have been a tech, creative person all my life - a tech, creative person all my life so i got into the nfts on the networks specifically in late 2021. because i am a creative and i like technology and i like the opportunity to put my passions forward and create something i love in a community around the world that i love, so although it is a lot of work, you get to meet a lot of people from all around the world. it has been a fantastic experience. jameel, a quick final thought. there is criticism of the carbon footprint of the sort of thing. your quick thought about that and where does this go now? is this the end of it now that you have sold for that amount of money?— now that you have sold for that amount of money? now that you have sold for that amount of mone ? ~ ,,., , ., amount of money? absolutely not, we are buildin: amount of money? absolutely not, we are building a — amount of money? absolutely not, we are building a whole _ amount of money? absolutely not, we are building a whole fantasy _ amount of money? absolutely not, we are building a whole fantasy world. - are building a whole fantasy world. our goal— are building a whole fantasy world. our goal is — are building a whole fantasy world. our goal is to build a fantasy world with a _ our goal is to build a fantasy world with a brand as big as harry potter and lord _ with a brand as big as harry potter and lord of— with a brand as big as harry potter and lord of the rings. this is literatty— and lord of the rings. this is literallyjust the beginning. in terms — literallyjust the beginning. in terms of— literallyjust the beginning. in terms of the criticism about environmental issues, the chain is
needs a larger home. this exhibition of donated print hopes to raise funds to help pay for it. the buildin: funds to help pay for it. the building we _ funds to help pay for it. the building we are _ funds to help pay for it. tue: building we are looking funds to help pay for it. tte: building we are looking for funds to help pay for it. "tt2 building we are looking for has funds to help pay for it. tt2 building we are looking for has to be a large building because it is a large and important collection and it has to have a strong floor because we have a lot of heavy machinery, about 150 tons of machinery, about 150 tons of machinery, we think, so he needs to be a good industrial building and has to have good access to bring large machinery in.— large machinery in. they're passionate _ large machinery in. they're passionate about _ large machinery in. they're| passionate about preserving large machinery in. they're - passionate about preserving the print industry's past otherwise it could be lost forever. that report from debbie tubby. you know where to go if you can help them out. let's have a look at some of today's front pages. and, for the second day running, several are leading with coverage of phillip schofield's affair. the sun reports that his former co—presenter holly willoughby and two other this morning stars are considering quitting the itv show in the wake of the revelation. according to the sunday telegraph,
standard and it takes a day and a half to install. an efficient way of buildin: half to install. an efficient way of building homes. _ half to install. an efficient way of building homes. we _ half to install. an efficient way of building homes. we are - half to install. an efficient way of building homes. we are talking l half to install. an efficient way of - building homes. we are talking about the economy this morning. how have you been affected by price rises and all the things we hear from businesses?— all the things we hear from businesses? ~ . ., , . , ., businesses? we had a perfect storm in construction _ businesses? we had a perfect storm in construction with _ businesses? we had a perfect storm in construction with rising _ businesses? we had a perfect storm in construction with rising costs, - in construction with rising costs, shortage of materials and labour. we have been resilient and traded through. the challenge is the costs and it has taken a while for clients to get used to that. everything we knew in the past has changed but it is positive with positive feedback from clients. a lot of positive energy. from clients. a lot of positive ener: . , ., from clients. a lot of positive eneru. , ., ., energy. clients want pro'ects delivered. i energy. clients want pro'ects delivered. in i energy. clients want pro'ects delivered. in some i energy. clients want projects delivered. in some ways - energy. clients want projects delivered. in some ways it i energy. clients want projects - delivered. in some ways it sounds as if the doom and gloom we have heard about the economy has not quite affected you. how confident argue that the business will be able to grow? that is what everyone wants, more jobs and employment. grow? that is what everyone wants, morejobs and employment. is grow? that is what everyone wants, more jobs and employment. is there a path to growth here? it is confidence. _