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the inflation reduction act yesterday at the white house just hours after the release of new disappointing data on inflation and as the stock market fell while he spoke. well look at the next possible steps to help bring down costs for americans. plus well get into the latest developments on the documents seized from mar-a-lago as a judge unseals more information about the search and the possibility that trump might be holding on to more classified information. and also ahead, south ...

welsh this is brand new contemporary music. were going to get into that as well as the politics. also tonight, carole king, the icon is here with us live. were going to get into her activism, and why she says she has something to talk about on "the beat," and we said come on over. its a lot cooking here on this late august summer vibes. a lot of news, guests and a lot to get to. it aint summer as far as the president is concerned. president biden going at what we calls the semifascis...

he now has obliged and will make some remarks. lets go to caitlyn polanz. the former president can clear up a lot of these accusations. he has a documented inventory of what was taken from his home on monday as part of this search. and he thus far has decided not to disclose that. >> thats right. really we have heard mostly the trump team, his lawyers, himself trying to fill in the blanks about why they believe there was this search of mar-a-lago. weve done our best to report out, but ...

good morning, and welcome to our continuing live coverage of king charles iiis journey around the united kingdom. today the king and continue his tour, visiting northern ireland. there he will acknowledge the tributes paid to his mother and attend a service of reflection for the life of queen elizabeth ii. a busy day lies ahead for the new king. first this morning, he will fly into northern irelands capital where he will land at george best city airport and it is there where the river ...

environment experts blame the recent heatwave and drought in parts of the uk for autumnal conditions which are already being seen in england, a month ahead of time. and coming up at 5.30, the latest technology news with click. good afternoon. train passengers are facing a further day of disruption, after thousands of rail workers started another 24—hour walk—out in a dispute over pay and conditions. across the country, only around 20% of services are running. the government say the...

well also look at the crisis in sri lanka. the president has confirmed he will step down after protesters stormed his palace. and well look at twitter�*s share price, which has fallen welcome to college green in front of parliament, where the process of selecting a new leader of the conservative party and new prime minister is under way. if im occasionally glancing this way and that, sir graham brady, the committee chair, will be speaking in the next few minutes. he will outline the ...

nuclear weapons. its seven in the morning in singapore, and four—thirty am in the sri lankan capital colombo where celebrations have been taking place after gotabaya rajapaksa became the countrys first sitting president to quit. he did so after months of angry protests over the rapidly rising cost of living, and shortages of food and fuel. from colombo, rajini vaidyanathan reports. a moment to savour after months of struggle. now theres joy. these demonstrators had one key demand, th...

the pound has hit a 37—year low against the dollar after the uk the bodies of 71 migrants have been found after the boat they were travelling in sank off syrias coast. its not clear what caused the accident. hello and a warm welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and journalist james lewer and the suns chief political correspondent natasha clark. lets talk a look at tomorrows front pages. todays mini—budget dominates t...

global markets are eagerly waiting for the latest us inflation numbers and whether they will give any indication the rate has peaked. last week there was unexpectedly strong us jobs data which added to expectations the worlds biggest economy is able to withstand a sharp interest rate rise by the federal reserve. but if inflation continues to soar it could change the likelihood of an aggressive big hike by the central bank. heres our north america business correspondent michelle fleury....

river basin, close to the sea. the author and illustrator raymond briggs, best known for the 1978 classic, the snowman, has died, aged 88. debts owed by consumers to energy suppliers have tripled since last september, according to the comparison service u—switch. almost a quarter of households owe an average of more than 200—pounds to their provider. households are thought to owe £1.3 billion to their energy suppliers — an all time high. it comes as eon — the energy supplier f...