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of economic advisors. thank you for being with us on bbc news. what does this tell us? it suggests consumer spending is still pretty resilient right now? i suggests consumer spending is still pretty resilient right now?— pretty resilient right now? i think it is resilient, _ pretty resilient right now? i think it is resilient, but _ pretty resilient right now? i think it is resilient, but lets _ pretty resilient right now? i think it is resilient, but lets be - pretty resilient right...

Uk and underneath that area with light winds, temperatures in parts of the highlands could get close to freezing and they could be A Touch Of Frost on wednesday morning but still some warmth across the east coast, 15 or 16 degrees to start the day. Probably the driest and brightest day of the week for many although later on we will see cloud and rain and a strengthening wind in Northern Ireland and western scotland, 14 21. A lot of uncertainty about the this programme continues on bbc one. Exclu...

mr gallant told him that the war would take many more months. lets have a listen: hamas is a terrorist organisation that old itself for a decade to fight israel. they have infrastructure under the ground, on the ground and it is not easy to destroy them. it will take and require a long period of time it will last more than several months. but we will win and we will destroy them. so, thank you once again for coming to israel, for helping us and for supporting us. that coming to israel,...

so it would only be a consolation against eintracht frankfurt. that was a win for them. a bit of a confidence boost. they are not going through in europe this season. history will be made this month when rebecca welch becomes the first female referee to take charge of a premier league match. shell officiate at fulham v burnley on 23 december. it comes less than a year after welch became the first female to referee a championship game. then on boxing day, sam allison will be the first b...

one of the things thatjake did talk to him about was progress in the war and where the israelis think its going to go. he did talk about possible transitioning from what we would call high—intensity operations, which is what were seeing them do now, to lower—intensity operations some time, you know, in the nearfuture. but i dont want to but a timestamp on it. i think you can understand that the last thing wed want to do is telegraphed to hamas what theyre looking to face in coming ...

cleverly, the home secretary, he is the minister in charge of this legislation. he, and others, have been trying to convince members of the conservative party to back this legislation. wejust the conservative party to back this legislation. we just want to show you the bbc live page that we have. if you go to the bbc website, there we have features and analysis from our correspondence there. analysis there on that key moment for the labour leader. so there is a report of theirfrom hann...

covid-i9 thats compared to 2022 when covid—i9 restrictions were still in place in china. and alice describes whats at stake for both countries. i alice describes whats at stake for both countries.— for both countries. i think its very _ for both countries. i think its very much _ for both countries. i think its very much reflecting i for both countries. i think. its very much reflecting the importance of the naarm for china economically and of course its an important neighbour as w...

the original deal was blocked by the supreme court — the government says this new one addresses concerns about its legality and makes clear in uk law that rwanda is a safe country. rishi sunak says its the toughest immigration law ever. but some conservative mps believe it doesnt goes far enough. others say it ignores international law. the stakes are very high for the prime minister, whos spent the day trying to convince mps to back his plan. our political editor chris mason has bee...

prime minister rishi sunak has been giving evidence to the covid inquiry here in london today. critics suggest that his eat out to help out the policy under which the government subsidised meals led to an increase in infections. early evidence at the inquiry suggested that health officials hadnt been consulted about that because the milk scheme, but rishi insisted milk scheme, but rishiinsisted insisted that the chief scientific and medical advisers did not object when the scheme was a...

of 2020 with cut—price meals and has since been blamed for increasing covid deaths. our health correspondent ellie price has the story. katsu curry. it was a dont give up the dayjob moment. his dayjob at the time was chancellor of the exchequer. he didnt give it up, but ended up eventually getting promoted to the topjob. the eat out to help out scheme was his departments brainchild and its something that keeps coming up at this inquiry. rishi sunak has repeatedly said the government ...