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looks like quite an interesting piano, tell us about this? this belonas piano, tell us about this? this belongs to _ piano, tell us about this? this belongs to paul _ piano, tell us about this? this belongs to paul weller, - piano, tell us about this? tw 3 belongs to paul weller, actually, it was down at his studios in surrey and he needed to so he offered it to us and we took him up on the offer and it looks great in the shop. you aet and it looks great in the shop. you get people — and it looks great in the shop. you get people coming injust to have a get people coming in just to have a look at it? get people coming in 'ust to have a look at it? . . get people coming in 'ust to have a look at it? , ., ., ., ., look at it? yes, a lot of paul weller fans _ look at it? yes, a lot of paul weller fans around, - look at it? yes, a lot of paul weller fans around, and - look at it? yes, a lot of paul weller fans around, and he l look at it? yes, a lot of paul- weller fans around, and he played at wellerfans around, and he played at piece hall this summer so a lot of people claiming to have a photograph. people claiming to have a photograph-— people claiming to have a photograph. people claiming to have a whotorah, ., ., ., photograph. -- came in to have a photograph- _ photograph. -- came in to have a photograph- so — photograph. -- came in to have a photograph. so you _ photograph. -- came in to have a photograph. so you have - photograph. -- came in to have a photograph. so you have got - photograph. -- came in to have a l photograph. so you have got coffee you are selling, records, gifts for many music fans, i'm sure. how has your christmas bead in terms of sales? it your christmas bead in terms of sales? . . . your christmas bead in terms of sales? . , , ., ., ., , sales? it has been good, the last coule of sales? it has been good, the last couple of decembers _ sales? it has been good, the last couple of decembers can - sales? it has been good, the last couple of decembers can be - sales? it has been good, the last i couple of decembers can be difficult with covid at the different things but this christmas it has really picked up. piece hall generates a lot of visitors and we have a great loyal community of people who like to shop here, and support the
work, from their studies and their friends, at this really pivotal time in their lives, usually in their early 20s or mid 20s so if bts had got an exemption, there it could have been quite significant backlash and some think in the end, they decided to do what they considered to be the right thing and to serve the country like everybody else has to. netflix has released clips from the second half of the series on harry and meghan in which meghan says she was �*fed to the wolves' after she'd joined the royal family. harry suggests that the british media was �*happy to lie to protect�* his brother, but never willing �*to tell the truth�* to protect the new couple. to the new couple. see. i to the new coule. see. �* to the newcoule. see. �* , ., to to see. i wasn't being thrown to the world, _ to see. i wasn't being thrown to the world, i _ to see. i wasn't being thrown to the world, i was _ to see. i wasn't being thrown to the world, i was being - to see. i wasn't being thrown to the world, i was being fed | to the world, i was being fed to the world, i was being fed to the — to the world, i was being fed to the wolves.— to the wolves. they were actively _ to the wolves. they were actively recruiting - to the wolves. they were actively recruiting people to the wolves. they were i actively recruiting people to disseminate information. the? disseminate information. they were happy — disseminate information. they were happy to _ disseminate information. they were happy to lie _ disseminate information. they were happy to lie to _ disseminate information. they
perfectly well and healthily with just at not being called.- just at not being called. yes, a coule just at not being called. yes, a coople of _ just at not being called. yes, a couple of quickfire _ just at not being called. yes, a couple of quickfire questions. | just at not being called. yes, a - couple of quickfire questions. what about thermostats and lowering the temperature ever so slightly? is that a good way to save money but keep warm?— keep warm? yes, i think so. as i 'ust keep warm? yes, i think so. as i just said. — keep warm? yes, i think so. as i just said. if— keep warm? yes, i think so. as i just said. if we — keep warm? yes, i think so. as i just said, if we cannot _ keep warm? yes, i think so. as i just said, if we cannot readjust i keep warm? yes, i think so. as i i just said, if we cannot readjust our bodies, it will not take long, to live at say 18 degrees as opposed to 20 or 22, we will save money and we will adjust. 20 or 22, we will save money and we will ad'ust. j , ., ., ., will adjust. and if you have a coule will adjust. and if you have a copple of _ will adjust. and if you have a couple of radiators _ will adjust. and if you have a couple of radiators in - will adjust. and if you have a couple of radiators in a - will adjust. and if you have a couple of radiators in a room will adjust. and if you have a - couple of radiators in a room at, say, should you actually try to heat both up a little bit or turn one write—down? both up a little bit or turn one write-down?— write-down? there is a big propensity _ write-down? there is a big propensity to _ write-down? there is a big propensity to having - write-down? there is a big propensity to having too i write-down? there is a big i propensity to having too much write-down? there is a big - propensity to having too much heat produced, so what i would suggest is if there is an area, if one of the radiators is say under a window, traditionally under windows are cooler areas and you just need to heat up that area and just try, i would experiment frankly. 0ne heat up that area and just try, i would experiment frankly. one other thing i need to say, there are
department is clear on things we wish to prioritise and the committee will have discussed that with my predecessor and her predecessor. it's not within my gift to set out that legislative priorities for the full session but we are clear on the things i want to achieve and we will make that case strongly within government. make that case strongly within government-— government. what is it that is preventing — government. what is it that is preventing the _ government. what is it that is preventing the government i government. what is it that isi preventing the government as government. what is it that is l preventing the government as a government. what is it that is - preventing the government as a whole legislating on these important matters meaning we are left behind as a country? i matters meaning we are left behind as a country?— as a country? i think in the last coule as a country? i think in the last c°uple of _ as a country? i think in the last c°uple of years. _ as a country? i think in the last couple of years, it _ as a country? i think in the last couple of years, it is _ as a country? i think in the last couple of years, it is obvious i as a country? i think in the last. couple of years, it is obvious the legislative timetable for the entire parliamentary term has been rather transformed by events. covid clearly had a massive effect on the governmentmcintyre programme and there are other things going on in there are other things going on in the world that have meant the government has not... its the world that have meant the government has not. . .- the world that have meant the government has not... its not the turmoil in — government has not... its not the turmoil in government _ government has not... its not the turmoil in government itself, - government has not... its not thei turmoil in government itself, with constant chopping and changing of prime ministers, ministers, the inability to agree on policy and stick with it? you don't think that
the home secretary. before you go, i want to ask about _ the home secretary. before you go, i want to ask about what _ the home secretary. before you go, i want to ask about what is _ the home secretary. before you go, i want to ask about what is happening l want to ask about what is happening within the tory party itself. it has been an understatement to say it has been an understatement to say it has been an understatement to say it has been a difficult summer. what are you thinking looking from where you are at what is happening in the tory party? are at what is happening in the tory aa ? , ., , ., ' . party? these have been a difficult coule of party? these have been a difficult couple of years- _ party? these have been a difficult couple of years. we _ party? these have been a difficult couple of years. we have - party? these have been a difficult couple of years. we have had i party? these have been a difficult couple of years. we have had the| couple of years. we have had the pandemic, we have had the energy crunch, a war in europe. these are very challenging times. governments across europe i think are wrestling with some of the issues... thea;r with some of the issues... they haven't seen — with some of the issues... they haven't seen the _ with some of the issues... they haven't seen the leadership i with some of the issues... they haven't seen the leadership of their party kind of change are a number of times in a short period.— times in a short period. shore, and there are particular— times in a short period. shore, and there are particular reasons - times in a short period. shore, and there are particular reasons for i there are particular reasons for that and i have every reason to believe rishi sunak has the ability to perform as prime minister, the vision to make the changes that are necessary and the support among his colleagues to get them done. hick colleagues to get them done. nick timoth , colleagues to get them done. nick timothy. good _ colleagues to get them done. nick timothy. good to _ colleagues to get them done. nick timothy, good to talk to you and thank you for taking the time to speak to us. thank you for taking the time to speak to us— thank you for taking the time to seakto us. ., ~' , . england are celebrating an emphatic 3—0 victory over senegal in the football world cup to put them through to the quarterfinals.
not being officially recognised and from a few days ago where there is a loophole where if you cancel 2a hours before the ticket is meant to be used, you do not declare. a company where what is the metro saying about this? thea;t company where what is the metro saying about this?— saying about this? they found a coule of saying about this? they found a courale of peeple _ saying about this? they found a couple of people who _ saying about this? they found a couple of people who saying - saying about this? they found a l couple of people who saying that they've got the tickets, they turned up they've got the tickets, they turned up to the station and the member said, that train doesn't exist in the customer going, absolutely it does, avid had written down on my ticket and it's just another loophole that they're using. some services, especially some of the west coast have been really affected by cancellations and i think it was one statistic i've seen sync up to a third of cancellations of the summer period and obviously, people are getting incredibly frustrated and it
correspondent paul adams. so what do we make of the timing of this assault by russia? i so what do we make of the timing of this assault by russia?— this assault by russia? i think there are _ this assault by russia? i think there are a — this assault by russia? i think there are a couple _ this assault by russia? i think there are a couple of - this assault by russia? i think there are a couple of things i this assault by russia? i think - there are a couple of things going this assault by russia? i think there are a coule of thins auoin there are a couple of things going on. one is a military timing, the other is perhaps the diplomatic. this is a campaign that's been going on forfive weeks this is a campaign that's been going on for five weeks now. i was in kyiv when he began on ten october, the strikes today seem to be roughly on the same scale as those attacks, perhaps slightly bigger. but it's been going on pretty regularly ever since, and it's a part of a since, and it's a part ofa since, and it's a part of a concerted russian effort to knock out the power grid in ukraine, to plunge ukrainian civilians into cold and darkness as winter approaches. and it's a campaign that's been going on really as a response to their setbacks on the battlefield. you know, it's been a catalogue of failure on the battlefield, and russia seems to be heading back in the only way that it can. on the
really worrying time. the numbers of people you help each week _ really worrying time. the numbers of people you help each week has - really worrying time. the numbers of people you help each week has risen | people you help each week has risen from 25 to well over 100. and what sort of time period have those numbers gone?— sort of time period have those numbers gone? sort of time period have those numbers one? ., , ., .,, numbers gone? that is over the last coule of numbers gone? that is over the last couple of years. _ numbers gone? that is over the last couple of years, but _ numbers gone? that is over the last couple of years, but this _ numbers gone? that is over the last couple of years, but this year - numbers gone? that is over the last couple of years, but this year been i couple of years, but this year been particularly worrying, numbers usually go down in the summer when people are not needing to use their eating first up this year that has not happened at all, since the beginning of the year it has been upwards, upwards, upwards and that's why we are really worried, because the winter hasn't really hit yet, and people have not had to put their heating on, so we think the biggest rises yet to come.— rises yet to come. you're seeing eo - le rises yet to come. you're seeing people who _ rises yet to come. you're seeing people who have _ rises yet to come. you're seeing people who have gone _ rises yet to come. you're seeing people who have gone past - rises yet to come. you're seeing people who have gone past the. rises yet to come. you're seeing - people who have gone past the point of there being no room for something to go wrong, that they have no wiggle room arrived, they are an absolutely desperate need? yes. absolutely desperate need? yes, that's what _ absolutely desperate need? yes, that's what we _ absolutely desperate need? yes, that's what we are _ absolutely desperate need? yes that's what we are picking up absolutely desperate need? 12: that's what we are picking up at the moment, a real sense of fear because people have struggled so much already, already made all the sacrifices they are able to make, all of the cutbacks, but we are hearing noise about inflation, more prices rising further, so it isjust
since rishi sunak promised and integrity and professionalism. i understand that suella braverman has requested extra briefings on security. requested extra briefings on securi . , ., ., security. reminders on the reasoning from the government _ security. reminders on the reasoning from the government for _ security. reminders on the reasoning from the government for putting - security. reminders on the reasoning | from the government for putting back the ultimate statement. there from the government for putting back the ultimate statement.— the ultimate statement. there are a coule of the ultimate statement. there are a coople of things. — the ultimate statement. there are a couple of things, a _ the ultimate statement. there are a couple of things, a political- the ultimate statement. there are a couple of things, a political reason l couple of things, a political reason which is the new prime minister wants a look at some of the plans for spending cuts and tax rises and wants to see if he thinks they are ok and he can sell them politically, 0k and he can sell them politically, quite frankly, but economically the picture is starting to change and i think that is a bit more optimism in the treasury that the picture is not as bad as it was a couple of weeks ago. borrowing costs have gone down in the cost of energy has gone down which means subsidising gas prices will not be as expensive as the government thought it was going to
you think that is true of all that happens? i you think that is true of all that happens?— you think that is true of all that happens? you think that is true of all that ha ens? ~ , ., that happens? i think when you have the seismic _ that happens? i think when you have the seismic shifts - that happens? i think when you have the seismic shifts and - have the seismic shifts and these areas, a lot of people, mind yourself with delete facebook campaign. and they�*re finally going to leave the social media platform and some actually do. i think a lot of people are going to wait and see what happens, there�*s a lot of dedicated twitter users and they�*re going to wait and see and if there is a tradition, this will probably be a slow overtime sort of thing but that being said, after some dramatic shift, you cannot rule out this. �* , , ., shift, you cannot rule out this. , , _ this. i'm sure will be a busy coule this. i'm sure will be a busy coume of — this. i'm sure will be a busy couple of days _ this. i'm sure will be a busy couple of days for _ this. i'm sure will be a busy couple of days for you - this. i'm sure will be a busy couple of days for you on i this. i'm sure will be a busy. couple of days for you on the story and thank you very much forjoining us on this programme. i want to turn to tibet now where — footage has emerged showing