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The heritage. Org as well as cspan networks. For those inhouse, we would ask that courtesy to know that mobile devices have been turned off. For those watching online, you are welcome to ask questions or comments anytime by simply emailing speaker heritage. Org. Leading our discussion and welcoming our special guest is david croitzer our legal fellow. Our Senior Research fellow for labor markets and trade. Prior to joining us here at heritage, he taught economics at James Madison university from...

Polluting. Jaguar land rover announces big plans for new electric cars. Ill ask the boss if companies and drivers a ready for a Battery Powered future. Good morning. In sport, therell be no Federer Nadal showdown at the us open. Roger federer is knocked out byjuan martin del potro, so he will take on world number one rafael nadal, for a place in the final. Businesses are told to stop pushing unhealthy food and larger portions on consumers. Shoppers risk eating an extra 17,000 calories a year fro...

And well have full analysis of the first day of debate on the so called repeal bill and its implications for brexit. Thats with Jack Blanchard of politico at 7. 30. Thats all ahead on bbc news. Now on bbc news its time for sportsday. Time for a look at the weather. Hello and welcome to sportsday. Im will perry the headlines this evening . Its that man again six wickets for stokes as england skittle the west indies. The premier league votes to end the summer transfer window before the start of th...

Time, but runs in a test match are hard earned, especially with James Anderson bowling. Test wickets number 498 and 499 came before lunch. Surely historic 500 would follow . The thing is, there were other england bowlers excelling. Ben stokes was making the ball swerve and swing like never before. Repeatedly unplayable. As wickets fell to others, anderson was desperately trying to get one. Well, how did that miss . The umpire didnt know. Anderson helped stokes nice catch but before he could bowl...

Its tuesday the 12th of september. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The cost of living has risen again, blamed on the higher cost of imported goods like clothes and shoes. Its now back at the peak of 2. 9 it last hit in may this year. Our Business Correspondent ben thompson is here to explain. Ill let you talk us through the latest figures. Inflation is the cost of living, it shows how quickly things dont work the price of things dont work the price of things is rising. It has hit 2. 9 . Todays fig...

On the show. The russian and turkish leaders say they have a plan to end of the six year old war in syria but the ever closer cooperation between putin and air along is raising concerns at nato headquarters. And reimagining europes future the german chancellor backs the french president s new vision for the e. U. Today the blocks the Digital Future is on the agenda at a leader summit in tolerance. And whats up with byron munich a day after the shock sacking of coach carlo and chalabi we ask whet...

Spanish police step up efforts to stop tomorrows referendum on independence in the northeast region of catalonia. And in madrid, thousands of protesters take to the streets in support of spanish unity. The government insists the poll is illegal. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. 0n the eve of the conservative Party Conference, theresa may is facing renewed pressure over the governments approach to brexit. The foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has intervened again on the issue, calling for a...

You get tot often hear from multiple cia directors at the same place at the same time, speaking on the record. I would like to welcome to the stage our moderator, Principal Deputy director of national intelligence, the honorable sue gordon along with the honorable john brennan, the honorable general michael hayden, the honorable porter goss and the honorable jobs what does judge webster. Judge webster. Thank you. [applause] how lucky are we . I think i may be the first moderator in this programs...

Recording that she never did that at all. That full exclusive story in around half an hour. And major disruption is expected in Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, as storm ophelia arrives from the atlantic bringing Hurricane Force winds of up to 80 miles an hour. Well keep you right across developments. Hello, welcome to the programme, were live until 11. Throughout the morning the latest breaking news and developing stories and, as always, really keen to hear from you. Do get in touch on ...

Senators equally divided republicans and democrats for a shortterm bipartisan agreement to reduce premiums and avoid chaos in the individual Insurance Market during 2018 and 2019. Im very encouraged by what has happened since we introduced that a week ago. From the Congressional Budget Office yesterday which said in effect that as we believed the Alexander Murray proposal, and which would continue costsharing payments for two years, 2018 and 2019, would provide benefits to taxpayers and consumer...