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Fallen into arrears. citizens advice calculated average rent arrears are £900, but the end of the ban won't immediately lead to people being made homeless, as the courts will need to approve all evictions. ministers say they'll continue to support tenants, but also need to be fair to landlords. music. candy richards says she's lost £9,000 in rent on the house she lets out. her tenant hasn't paid her in 18 months. she told them she wanted them out before the pandemic, but the ban left her powerless to remove them. the eviction ban, what it did do - was safeguard tenants who actually had just ...

Billion. that's me. i wouldn't pay. that's a tremendous number. the president weighing into some domestic politics over here. meanwhile we also expect both pro and anti-trump demonstrations around the country today. certainly here in london. the anti-trump movement led by the mayor of london and wrote it is so unbritish to be rolling out the red carpet for a formal state visit for a president whose behavior flies in the face of the ideals america was founded on. equality, liberty and religious freedom. the president responded on twitter while aboard air force one. sadiq kahn who has done a ter...

Story in a day, and that would not be fake news if it were a global pandemic of the sort that the world was struck by at the end of the first world war. i don't entirely agree with steve in the sense that sometimes there really is bad news and history doesn't necessarily prepare you for it. >> steve, let me pick up on the point niall was making in. 1911 this was auch is a book written "the great illusion" in which it was said essentially war will never happen again. >> he did not say that. >> he said that he thought it would be so expensive that it wouldn't pay -- >> he was right. >> it was re...

Teaches us to watch out for sudden discontinuities and in a highly networked, highly integrated world of the sort that we've built in the last 30 years, there are enormous vulnerabilities. so the story could change from a good news story to a bad news story in a day, and that would not be fake news if it were a global pandemic of the sort that the world was struck by at the end of the first world war. i don't entirely agree with steve in the sense that sometimes there really is bad news and history doesn't necessarily prepare you for it. >> steve, let me pick up on the point niall was making. ...

Hypothesize that a certain number of votes might have been different. there is no way to know that. but i do think if you say was it a rational judgment on the part of donald trump according to michael cohen, and michael cohen that this was a story that was worth breaking the law and spending a lot of money to suppress in the two weeks before the election, yeah, that is a rational judgment and i think they probably did it for a reason. and you know, without condoning the criminality of it which i don't condone, i have to say, i totally understand why they didn't want that story to come out. >>...