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Each load going in. over there you have got your tins that the beer goes in and the packer over there. and you may or may not know, the carbon dioxide also goes inside the tins again, to make sure that your beer stays pure. and over here, we have got the beer pumps themselves. and keith behind the bar who we will speak to any minute. and every time a beer is pooled in your local, every time the pint is filled, carbon dioxide is used to literally push that liquid out and into your glass. let's remind ourselves, then, about why there has been so much tension around the supply of carbon dioxide. ...

Have a shutdown. we can't have a shutdown, and i don't think we will. what? we've got to move. got to keep government open, don't we? >> the republicans are going to vote against it. >> got to pay your bills too. >> reporter: so, manchin not offering a ton of clarity there. he's a democrat but seems to be someone that talks to both democrats and republicans on an issue like this. mitch mcconnell, the republican leader, has held firm. he said that his party will not vote to increase the debt limit. that could mean that the government will shut down. at this point, victor and alisyn, we are in a...

And journalist ashis rae, who takes a particular interest in the uk, on which he reports back home to india and the near east. and joining us in the studio still suitably distanced, we know the drill, don't we? celia hatton, the bbc�*s asia pacific editor. welcome to you all. and our own dear leader, our editor nick guthrie, has really rammed the programme to the gunnels this week, so we will see how much we can shoehorn in. the prime minister here, borisjohnson, has reshuffled his cabinet and perhaps the most striking change is that he has made liz truss only the second female foreign secre...

And we look at two under—reported events. north korea's launch of cruise missiles which can hitjapan, certainly alarming news. and possibly good news, iran is letting back in the un nuclear inspectors. our guests — henry chu, of the los angeles times, who has spent many years reporting from china and the far east. the indian commentator and journalist ashis rae, who takes a particular interest in the uk, on which he reports back home to india and the near east. and joining us in the studio still suitably distanced, we know the drill, don't we? celia hatton, the bbc�*s asia pacific editor...