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Non—terror, which is where the trouble started nearly a week ago with the death of a young man as a result of the police shooting. are clearing up —— we actuallyjust came from nanterre. isaw clearing up —— we actuallyjust came from nanterre. i saw a cash machine that had been damaged here, not much. but here it is the attack on the instrument of the state, the mayor himself, he wasn't at home at the time, that has brought people out to make their protest. maw; out to make their protest. many eo - le out to make their protest. many --eole in out to make their protest. many people in f...

Wandering around the stumps and then he didn't run someone out like that, bairstow. also these people in the pavilion who were having a go at these top australian players, these pompous people have never probably even played the game, but others have played it day in, day out. that is really interesting. _ have played it day in, day out. that is really interesting. chris in brisbane, what do you think about what you're hearing? it’s brisbane, what do you think about what you're hearing?— what you're hearing? it's really interesting- — what you're hearing? it's really interesting. i'm _ w...

As well. know what we are looking at here, there isjournalists there as well. know what we are looking at here, there is journalists there as well, but you can see an office building here which has been completely destroyed, the glass shattered, and you can see some graffiti on the front of the glass, as well, saying, " don't forget, don't pardon what the police have done." and this was this afternoon, so we talked about this march which happened, which of course was largely peaceful, but afterwards there was some violence and we are seeing the impact of that here — and actually just a seein...

The occupied west bank. moving on to interest rates — and the shock decision from the bank of england to hike rates to 5% — from 4.5% — as it tries to tackle persistently high inflation. today — the chancellor jerermy hunt will meet with banks and building societies to discuss the upheavel in the mortgage market. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith reports. interest rates are on the up again, and the ripple effect is already being felt. i have actuallyjust bought a house last month, so, yeah, it affected us quite a lot. i've had a house before at a lower rate, obviously, so...

I have actuallyjust bought a house last month, bought a house last month, so, yeah, it affected us quite a lot. i have had a house below at a lower rate, it has doubled per month, it is a lot of money. it is the unknown of what will happen, if it will go up or down, and if we have made the right decision to fix for five years or should we have fixed for three and hope it would go lower? the bank of england increased rates by more than expected to 5%. it is supposed to try to calm price rises on everything else. inflation, the rate of the soaring cost of living, is way above the bank's 2% targe...