payments. and the american people, look, i ll just say it this way. as soon as this week, your savings in your pocketbook could be directly impacted by this republican stunt. reporter: i just want to be very clear. can you guarantee that the u.s. will not reach the debt ceiling, that that will not happen? no, i can t. that s up to mitch mcconnell. reporter: so is it possible that the u.s. will not pay its debt? i can t believe that that will be the end result, because the consequence is so dire. i don t believe that. but can i guarantee it? if i could, i would. but i can t. if that seems like scary stuff, it is, if the u.s. defaults. president biden was also asked about the other brewing crisis on his plate, that s reaching a deal on his infrastructure and social spending plans. look at this. reporter: why were you unable, mr. president, to close the deal with members of your own party on key parts of your legislative agenda last week? i was able to close the de
borisjohnson, admitted that his party experienced a tough night in some areas. now on bbc news: click travels to washington to look at the latest tech being used to take drones down, and to shetland to see how 56 is being used to make things safer on a construction site. coming up this week something strange in your neighbourhood, who are you going to call? drone busters. spot the builder. we hear a question. can tech make you a better rapper? and what s this? live at a rave? yes, i rapper? and what s this? live ata rave? yes, iam rapper? and what s this? live at a rave? yes, i am at a rave. don t say a word. i ve got pace in a backpack, this is amazing! welcome back and first up this week we are going to be talking about drones which gives us a perfect example to show off our shiny new base here in glasgow. which is always picturesque. we ve been checking out some of the latest tech designed to take drones out of the sky. commercial drones have the potential to revolutioni
for a while yet if in the future at all , pointing to an unstable global food supply pressurised by the war in ukraine. now the price of food in the uk rose by nearly 17.5% in the year tojune, which was actually a fall from a high of just over 19% in the year to march, following an overall drop in the wholesale price of food which you can see here peaking when russia invaded ukraine last year. it has been trending downwards. but prices are still much higher than before the war and have started creeping up again. let s discuss this with kona haque head of reserach at commodities house ed and f man holdings. good to have you on the programme. do you agree with the chief economist at the bank of england that actually high food prices are here to stay? i think at least for the sure term we still have got some pressures that will keep prices elevated. the factors globally, the stocks, global stocks of the stocks, global stocks of the grains, the staples such as grains and oil
plus, ammie s gone to town to test the newest oldest camera that we ve seen for a while. ..where taking a photo sounded like a small, sharp pop. and it was flashy just like this outfit. hi, there. got a question for you. of the two of us, who do you think is more of the health enthusiast? do you think anyone is saying me? literally everyone is getting that right. some people may have done. i do try, though. yes, you do. i do try. would you say it s always better to collect as much data about your body as you can? i think so. i find it really useful. i don t always act on that data, which can be quite frustrating, particularly when it comes to sleep. and some people can get a bit obsessive over it and it can make them feel anxious, and obviously, in those cases, it s not ideal. but, personally, ido find it motivating. so do you think that one day we ll be able to monitor enough about our bodies to be able to create a completely virtual version of the entire body that then ma
hello, i m matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. stories, and checking out breaking stories, and checking out news because the russia foreign breaking news because the russian foreign ministry said it is to impose restrictions on british diplomats. it said they will be required to give russian authorities notice of any plans to travel beyond 75 miles, about 120 kilometres. live now to our correspondent in moscow, steve rosenberg. tell us more. apologies. we seem to have a problem with that line from steve rosenberg. we will hope to re establish the line. the newjazz breaking in the last little while the news breaking. the head of mi6 yesterday appealed to russians to work with them in terms of spying, people he said who were uncomfortable with the war in ukraine, so the timing is interesting. we will return to moscow shortly after we have fixed that line. let s turn to india with a horrifyin