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harry cole. >> you wanted to cut the rate [indiscernible] in view of the x -- you and the x chancellor to sign does designed this project to get this in lockstep stuff he has to go because of the fallout, how come you get to stay? >> my priority is making sure we deliver the economic stability that our country needs. that's why i had to take the difficult decision i have taken today. the mission remains the same. we do need to raise our countries economic growth levels. we need to deliver for people across the country and we are committed to delivering on the energy price guarantee which people are already seeing in their bills. ultimately, we also need to make sure we have economic stability and i have to act in the national interest as prime minister. chris mason. >> given everything that happened, what credibility do you have with the government? >> what i have done today is your that we have economic stability in this country. jeremy hunt as chancellor is somebody who shares my desire for a high grace -- a high growth tax economy. we recognize the current market issues we have to d

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harry cole. thank you, prime minister. from the sun.e 45p rate, you stood on a platform to winl the leadership of the party- on a platform to cut operation tax. you and the ex—chancellor designed this budget together in lockstep - we're told, at times - in secret, the two of you. | he has to go because of the falloutj from it, how come you get to stay? my priority already is making sure we deliver the economic stability that our country needs. that's why i had to take the difficult decisions i've taken today. the mission remains the same. we do need to raise our country's economic growth levels and deliver for people across the country. we're committed to delivering on the energy price guarantee, which people are already seeing in their bills. but, ultimately, we also need to make sure that we have economic stability, and i have to act in the national interest as prime minister. er... chris mason, bbc. excuse the bluntness, prime minister, but given everything that has happened, what credibility do you have to continue government? what

with me now, live from birmingham is harry cole, the political editor of the sun...hoping it well? tt that liz truss and kwasi kwarteng are hoping it well?— are hoping it well? it made a difference — are hoping it well? it made a difference to _ are hoping it well? it made a difference to their _ are hoping it well? it made a difference to their standing l are hoping it well? it made a | difference to their standing in are hoping it well? it made a - difference to their standing in the conservative party, their standing in the country. the problem the government leadership had is that theissue government leadership had is that the issue of the 45p rate was drowning out almost everything else at the government is doing. they obviously were in the unfortunate situation of timing with the mourning period after the death of the monarch, they announced the day before a massive intervention in the energy markets that they were getting zero credit for. freezing energy bills but everyone was talking about the 45p rate. they realised, and shall, if you are going tojudge us on

is james heale, diary editor for the spectator he also co—authored a biography of liz truss with harry colepolitical history. james, is it a proper political tragedy in - political history. james, is it a proper political tragedy in the | proper political tragedy in the sense of the proper use of that word, in that it is a fate that somebody brings on themselves? yes. somebody brings on themselves? yes, that was a word _ somebody brings on themselves? yes, that was a word that _ somebody brings on themselves? yes, that was a word that one of liz truss's— that was a word that one of liz truss's own advisers used to be, it was hubris~ — truss's own advisers used to be, it was hubris. she tried to do too much, — was hubris. she tried to do too much, after the summer leadership election. _ much, after the summer leadership election, they appointed a cabinet and went— election, they appointed a cabinet and went on a strategy which they couldn't— and went on a strategy which they couldn't carry along in the markets along _ couldn't carry along in the markets along with — couldn't carry along in t

definitely one to watch, turning to some headlines, actor robbie cole train known for his role ash hagrid in the harryes passed away. author jk rowling. >> a wizard. rachel: jk rowling remembering condolences to the actor on twitter saying i will never know anyone remotely like robbie again. he was known for roles in james bond, oceans 12 and many other films. call train is survived by his wife and children, he was 72 years old. 22,000 electronic bikes sold at major retailers like amazon and walmart are being recalled over reports of exploding batteries. that's happening with electric cars in florida too. but you bike maker says there have been 6 incidents involving fire or sparks where people have reportedly suffered burns. the consumer product safety commission says you should contact them for replacement lithium-ion batteries. check out this tiny dancing star who is lighting up social media. ♪ ♪ rachel: got to love it. declan russell of california was learning how to walk when he surprised everyone with dancing instead. you play music, she does the same thing, those are your headlines. over to you.

cole train who has died at the age of 72. he was best known for playing hagrid in harry potter. thank you for watching world news america.rator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ judy: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, vital technology. spacex c.e.o. elon musk threatens to stop funding an internet service that the ukrainian military has been using. then, consolidating power. the chinese president prepares to tighting his grip on authority, emulating his political hero, chairman mao. >> he patterns mao in the way he governs the party. judy: and it's friday. we weigh i on the january 6 committee's decision

cole died in scotland at the age of 73. viewers all over the world know him as the performer of the role of hagrid in the film in the harry potter starred in other famous films of 12 friends. oceana van helsing's alice in wonderland tape ha james, voiced the cartoon character braveheart all on the actor's account more than forty films in 2006. he received the obe for dramatic arts. hall rain died in the hospital. last 2 years. he was treated for a serious disease of the joints, and so far this is all news. stay on ntv even more benefits with the new ozon bank card, millions of goods at discounted prices every day. open additional discounts. open about that card in the application nitrogen tablets for the samat dishwasher with a discount of up to 60% running is the source of my energy when it's cold outside, everyone wants to be in the house it was warm. i like that you can control a teplok from your phone. the energy-saving teplok heater has a high efficiency, does not burn out oxygen and is absolutely fireproof. went on promotion and in any situation. she does not raise her voice is the calmness of her life. about tickets in th

cole played, chris martin and -- seeing a song sharing song in solidarity with iran. roger waters from the beginning of the protest has been vocal about it. staying said something about it, harry living in the west, it really means a lot to me when people with a platform, artists with an audience, anybody, anybody who has this ability and exposure understands what is happening and the importance of talking about it. because what i really want to see is a more unified and loud condemnation, in solidarity, coming from the free world. coming from the governments of the free world. that is what i think everybody is hoping to see more and more, because that supports the protesters. and they are not backing down. >> it is interesting. we have seen trickling coming over the government, right? folks kind of condemning, government officials, the state government for example, u.s. secretary of state condemning what is happening on the iran, streets of, iran as more videos are trickling out of there. it is hard to know what is actually going on with the shutdown of the internet. but the people seem really engaged. i spoke to a protester on the ground there. he said, after all is said and