Including all the damage and destruction there are other docks. they re meeting up with other sailboats, and also trying to [inaudible] veronica miracle, in maui, stay safe. we ll check back in with you. thank you for being there. joining me now is daniel sullivan who lives on maui and is experiencing, essentially, over the past 24 hours. i can t imagine i know you ve got your kids, family, and pets there. can you walk me through what the last 24 hours have been like for you and your family? yeah, it s been a sleepless 24 hours. it started with the winds from dora and all the trees were knocked down around our neighborhood. so the first thing, we dealt with roads being blocked. the winds were crazy, a lot stronger than we thought. then the fire started about midday and started spreading really fast. we started with a fire, kind of,
I can t go into the detail of those. accommodation is offered to all individuals on a no choice basis. they chant. some in this community are pleased to see them, even if they oppose their accommodation. we wanted, really, just to show we cared. we wanted to show that actually there is support from the local community, and we partly wanted to help them be given some of the things they might need. waymouth, portland itself hasn t got the infrastructure. i can see that point of view. but we have to welcome them. they are here now and we have to welcome them. but it is impossible to ignore ian. this is my island. ..a local guy who wants portland put first. this isn t being racist this is us saying we need to look after ourselves. they are getting ensuite showers, they are getting free cooked meals a dday,
Last month there was a fall in the number of people visiting high street shops, retail parks and shopping centres. the analysis firm, springboard, says it is the first time since 2009 that footfall has declined between june and july. rising interest rates, the wet weather and industrial action on the railways are thought to be responsible. and at 12.15, we re running a special your questions answered session here on bbc news as a decision on interest rates is expected at midday from the bank of england. if the rate does move its going to have an impact on many so please be sure to send in your questions using the hashtag bbc your questions. you re live with bbc news. next to niger and some breaking news. in the past few minutes france has said that it has finished the evacuation of hundreds of french and european citizens from the country after the coup last week. in total, 1,079 people
Their decision at midday, we make their decision at midday, we are seeing the fastest rise in rates in modern history at the moment. this will be the 14th consecutive rise, it is all aimed at tackling inflation, trying to control inflation, trying to control inflation, managing inflation, and we know it is a bitter medicine from the bank, this is the intention, getting us to borrow less, to spend less, dampen demand, so it does seem to be working, the rate of inflation is finally slowing. under 8% for the first time in the year, but at what cost? walking an economic tightrope because fears of recession are swirling again. i want to hearfrom you. are you worried about the impact the rate rise could have on your business, we have been hearing from hairdressers and businesses,
Because of injury. here in adelaide, it is cloudy, it is supposed to be dry later. fingers crossed it will be for this vital match. studio: thank you. you can listen to live coverage of the lionesses match against china on bbc 5 live from midday. plans to start moving asylum seekers onto the bibby stockholm barge have been delayed, amid fire safety concerns. our political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us. we have had many delays with the project and now another. goad project and now another. good morning- project and now another. good morning- the project and now another. good morning. the word project and now another. good morning. the word from - project and now another. (13mg. morning. the word from government is there are final preparations taking place, including fire safety checks. campaigners have been worried about fire safety on the bibby stockholm. the barge, which you can see on your screen, the capacity has been
London stocks were hugging the flatline on Monday as investors mulled the latest Chinese manufacturing data and news of further measures from authorities in China to boost consumption.
European shares were lower on Friday as investors fretted that more rate hikes were on the horizon after US GDP grew more than expected and the Bank of Japan's decision to make its yield curve control policy more flexible sent ripples through bond markets.
Our business correspondent dharshini david reports. young man, what were you looking for? at this market in hythe, the cost of the food trader taryn buys has settled, but remains high. thank you. a lot of pork product and cheese as well. cheese and butter has sort of plateaued and maybe dropped a fraction, but nothing to like we ve seen maybe two or three years ago. do you want some of the mixture? yeah? selling dried beef. amanda is seeing other costs rise and is struggling not to pass those on. i m trying to do more markets so i can get some more money in, but then again, you ve got to pay the market fees, you ve got to pay your fuel costs, which have gone up as well. and, you know, i ve sold a vehicle so that i m not paying out for an extra vehicle. annette sold out of bread by midday, but for her, wage costs are a challenge. if the minimum wage goes up, i then the wages for other people who are not on minimum wage go up as well. - so they maintain a differential-