a warm welcome. let s get down to business and we begin in the uk where the chancellor will commit £500 million, in dollars that 677 million, to a newjob support programmes across the country. during his speech at the conservative party conference later today, rishi sunak will promise to double down on help for the jobs market after covid 19 as he extends devil schemes and set “p extends devil schemes and set up during the pandemic so those will include schemes to help the long term unemployed, others to encourage employers to take on apprentices and the extension of the so called kick start programme which kick sta rt programme which subsidises kick start programme which subsidises eligible jobs for young people who are on universal credit. this will be extended by a further three months. let s talk this through now. good morning, duvets. what do you make of this new commitment from the chancellor jervais. of course it is a big day for him with the speech of the conser
left, ifeel like i have done, by sitting in this big chair. laura is celebrating at home, by having some newscast branding installed in her house. i have one in every room. don t you? i actually have a 10 o clock newsroom and a today programme room and a radio 4 room. everywhere it is branding. is it a digital artefacting thing that we are seeing, or is itjust a bit of cardboard. it is a bit of cardboard! it is a riser, that is the technical term, beloved by outside broadcasting teams. our colleagues at newsnight did that at the labour party conference and politics live have them. no expense spared, but i m not going to touch it, because i think it might fall down it will collapse with great noise. that is how we are celebrating international podcasting day on this edition of newscast. hello, it is adam in the studio. and chris in the studio. at laura at home. we are back from the labour party conference and we will be joined by yvette cooper. how are you? very well, how ar
at ten o clock we will have a full round up of the days news for you. festival newscast. what a way to celebrate international podcasting day, because it is. is it? you may not have known that. i didn t know until about two minutes ago. but i love the medium. every day is international podcasting day for you. you have moved. i m in the main newscast studio, doing the podcasting equivalent on such an auspicious day of turning left, ifeel like i have done, by sitting in this big chair. laura is celebrating at home, by having some newscast branding installed in her house. i have one in every room. don t you? i actually have a 10 o clock newsroom and a today programme room and a radio 4 room. every where it is branding. is it a digital artefacting thing that we are seeing, or is itjust a bit of cardboard. it is a bit of cardboard! it is a riser, that is the technical term, beloved by outside broadcasting teams. our colleagues at newsnight did that at the labour party conference a
korea. they are testing new form of icbms. president xi not liking this chummy meeting that is going on right now at camp david. we ll keep you posted as they come out moments away. jim ratcliffe is here to tell us what he thinks of all of this and congressman mike gallagher, who is the chair of the select committee on china. what a great team we have to talk about this. they ll be with us in just a moment. first to jacqui heinrich who is live on the ground at camp david as we await the president me moment now. hi, jacqui. hi, martha. we re waiting for the president to speak. they ve been walking the grounds speaking informally. we re told a build-in time for that type of discussion outside of their tri-lateral meeting. this is a significant moment to have these three leaders appearing on a stage together. it was two years ago the deputy secretary of state for the u.s., windy sherman, had to stand alone on a stage following a tri-lateral meeting to do a news conference solo