self inflicted, sometimes there is an economic crisis because of world events that can t be predicted. this is self inflicted, in downing street, with that budget. we ll have more on the bank of england s emergency intervention, and whether it s likely to work. also on the programme. an investigation by bbc panorama exposes what s described as a toxic culture at one of the uk s largest mental health hospitals. and, the people of florida are bracing theselves for one of the worst storms in the state s history. and coming up on the bbc news channel. the latest from lahore, as england take on pakistan in their fifth match of a gripping t20 series the sides locked at two matches each. good evening. it s been another day of instability on the financial markets, as concern deepens about the prospects for the british economy. last week s widely criticised mini budget unveiled by the chancellor raise laze been followed by a collapse in the pound and a sharp increase in the cost of
economy competitive. at the end of the day, that s ultimately what we have to do. what we politicians are responsible for is making the economic decisions that will drive continued growth. overnight, more chaos as hundreds of mortgage products were withdrawn. labour says it s all because of government negligence. what the government now needs to do, is to recall parliament, immediately, abandon that budget before any more damage is done. we ll have more on the bank of england s emergency intervention, and on the government s refusal to change tack. also on the programme.. inside one of the uk s largest mental health hospitals, a bbc investigation uncovers mistreatment and cruelty. the british iranian nazanin zaghari ratcliffe has cut her hair in solidarity with iranian women, whose rights are under attack from religious rulers. and the latest from florida, where hurricane ian, one of the worst storms in the state s history, is set to devastate wide areas. coming up in the spo
there will be millions of people watching there will be millions of people watching this right now with their housing watching this right now with their housing in watching this right now with their housing in their pensions and that is because housing in their pensions and that is because the government has lost controi is because the government has lost control of is because the government has lost control of their economy. humiliated, abused and isolated for weeks patients put at risk due to a toxic culture at one of the uk s biggest mental health hospitals, bbc panorama reveals. and millions of people in florida are bracing for life threatening storms, winds and floods as hurricane ian approaches. officials have said two things they know officials have said two things they know for officials have said two things they know for certain, officials have said two things they know for certain, it officials have said two things they know for certain, it will
the same view there, but what i ve witnessed, especially over the last couple of years is a complete change, getting rid of what i would call the loony left, where extreme socialist policies, rather than creating a wealthy britain. tell me about the courtship between the billionaire and the socialist, between you and keir starmer. i don t know whether i would call it a courtship, to be honest. my thoughts on labour historically were very negative, and what i ve seen now, the more and more i ve looked at labour, is a transformation. is this going to be the first time you ll have voted labour? first time in 51 years, yes, and honestly it took a lot of me soul searching. because i guess you voted for the conservatives a lot in the past, is that right? yes, and it wasn t really because it was the conservative party, it s conservative principles i believe in. what, in your view, has gone wrong for the conservatives, is rishi sunak a dud? 0h, absolute dud. all the criticisms that i
time, it doesn t solve the underlying problem, which is the government s economic credibility with the markets. at the treasury today, questions from and for leading city figures. should the chancellor take the imf s advice. some of whom were there in the great financial crisis 14 years ago. the chancellor and his team say it was not about the mini budget, sticking to their guns about the tax cut plan. we think they re the right plans because they make our economy competitive. at the end of the day that is what we have do, what we politicians are responsible for, is making the economic decisions that will drive continued growth. internationally there is concern about what is seen as a british crisis. overnight, the international money fund issuing, an extraordinary intervention, warning of economic problems and increased inequality, recommending the chancellor does