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at least one match will be played behind closed doors after ticketless fans stormed the turnstiles at last summer s euros final. keeping history alive we meet the man who s re created a 100 metre stretch of first world war trenches. it isa it is a fairly cloudy and murky day ahead with many of us seeing some rain, but it will be unseasonably mild and where we see the sunshine in the south east later, it could hit 21 degrees. i will have the details coming up. it s tuesday the 19th of october. the prime minister has said the government s plan to phase out gas boilers will not be enforced with green shirts armed with sandals and carrots. he wrote the comments in a newspaper article promoting the sale the end of sale of new gas boilers. ministers have announced cash incentives to encourage the switch to greener forms of home heating. £450 million will be spent on the boiler upgrade scheme, which will run for three years. but critics say the scheme is unambitious as t ....
50 i suppose to be fair, that is the so i suppose to be fair, that is the other side of it, but i agree with what penny said. a lot of what penny said. it is one of those problems as an individual where people look at it and think, is this the right movement to do it? what are the incentives or otherwise? what about penalties? you spend large sums of money and you find the cost has gone down, it is going to happen and should ve benefit by waiting a bit longer. i think that is all quite confusing for consumers, who i think a lot of people want to do the right thing, but we have not got a very clear picture yet as to what the best way to do the right thing is. and indeed, what the government wants us to do, reduce our emissions by movingly from things like gas. guy, who is our producers negative voice in my ear, he is quite sensibly suggesting maybe if the government, and i use this pond liberally, primes the pump with the 90,000 orders for something new and innovative, it will ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us, the broadcaster penny smith, and the home affairs editor of the evening standard, martin bentham. the metro s headline is time to end the online hatred , in the wake of mp sir david amess s murder. the guardian says borisjohson is facing calls to crackdown on social media abuse and end online anonymity, following the 69 year old s death. the is front page vows mps will insist on meeting the public in person and without the police. the southend echo celebrates the conservative mp s wish coming true that southend is granted city status. the telegraph says the covid booster programme is moving too slow , with millions waiting to receive a third dose ahead of winter. in the times, an independent review recommends mi 5 should have greater control over counter terrorism startegy prevent. the photo is an image the paper claims might be the suspect, it caught on cctv. and the ft say ....
the root of the problem is in the company s algorithms. i ve seen a number of companies and facebook was the worse. now with tens of thousands of pages of facebook internal documents, haugen is pulling back the curtain. a toxic stew that opened the door for the insurrection on capitol hill. one of the consequences is it is optimizing for content that gets engagement, reaction. the own research is showing that content that is hateful, polarizing, it s easier to inspire people to anger. misinformation, angry content is enticing to people. very enticing. and keeps them on the platform? yes. facebook has realized that if they change the al kbor rhythm to be safer, people will spend less time on the site, they ll click on less ads and make less money. facebook wrote every day our teams have to balance protecting the ability of billions of people to express themselves openly with the need to keep our platform a safe and positive place. we continue to make sign ....
last night. progressive unity creating new leverage in their bid to pass this much larger, much vaster expansive working of the americans social safety net. that is a hope, but it s a risky move that leaves president biden s domestic agenda hanging in limbo. house progressives dug in after joe manchin expressed his view on the $3.5 trillion. moderates keeping hope alive on a separate vote for infrastructure, josh gottheimer tweeting, it ain t over yet. negotiations are still ongoing. we have team coverage this morning starting with cnn s daniela diaz on capitol hill. daniela, democratic leaders calling a recess, forging ahead. what is going to happen today? a crazy day yesterday. what s going to happen today? reporter: well, i cannot emphasize this enough, guys. it s not it s a totally unclear what s going to happen today. house speaker nancy pelosi governs with a heavy hand. she controls her caucus with a heavy hand. this is what we have known since these been a ....