market after government borrowing costs soar to a 20 year high. no end to the strong dollar. us interest rates are going higher and staying there for longer, according to policymakers at the federal reserve. also coming up: digging ourselves into a hole. how climate change is threatening the world s soil and our future food supply. we start here in the uk, where pressure is growing on prime minister liz truss and chancellor of the exchequer kwasi kwarteng to rethink their economic plans. financial markets have been in turmoil since they promised £45 billion worth of tax cuts funded by borrowing in a mini budget statement on september 23rd. the chancellor is due to set out how he will fund the package and reduce debt at the end of the month. facing questions in parliament on wednesday, the prime minister ruled out scrapping her tax cuts, but said spending on public services wouldn t be cut either. we are spending almost £1 trillion of public spending, we were spending 70
on defending this madness and go ahead with her kamikaze budget? as liz truss arrived for her weekly audience with the king tonight, the king greeted her with dear oh dear . we ll have the latest on the talks in washington and the questions raised by the prime minister s words today. also tonight. a court is told that a nurse accused of the murder of seven babies sent a sympathy card to the parents of one of her victims. blood supplies in england are at a critically low level the nhs says that staffing shortages are mainly to blame. and in tonight s football, salah scores the fastest hat trick in champions league history as liverpool crush rangers at ibrox. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel. one of english rugby s most famous names is suspended from the premiership wasps on the verge of administration. good evening. the prime minister has insisted she will not cut public spending to pay for a multi billion pound package of tax cuts. experts say the impl
he needs to borrow from as faisal explained earlier. we do understand there were some comment in general about the dangers of unfunded tax cuts, the danger to financial stability and i have heard in private, from some of the people around that table that what they were concerned by was not necessarily someone taking a policy avenue, but whether there is clear issues in the markets, the fact the government doubles down on that is what is puzzling people at a place like this, the question being asked notjust here but domestically and in the markets, as with the prime minister publicly ruling out spending cuts and tax rises but saying borrowing will be under control, we don t need an advanced degree in mathematics to work out there is something that needs to move there, something that could be u turns on but what exactly, and it
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enrich himself. that s a big red flag for the voters that they need in 2020. democrats obviously see the same polling. aside from the fact it s a no brainer if you re in the other party and you have oversight power to go this direction and the pence trip gave them another avenue. so did the g7 summit debacle. so that is maybe an obvious political and policy avenue. but it is one that is a potential real problem for the president. lisa, i d love to ask you about congress and their other focus when everything is back in session. and that s guns. you know, mcconnell says i m not going to do anything unless i know the president is on board. the president says we re working on a number of things with no specifics. then we just heard this morning from indiana republican senator mike braun who said this. if we re not going to do the common sense stuff it will infringe on our second amendment rights. is something changing here among