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after a great night for all the home nations in world cup qualifying, england hit eight against north macedonia in serena wiegman s first game in charge. there were also wins for scotland, wales and northern ireland. and for many of us, today brings the mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers. but for some, a very different feel to proceedings or tomorrow. very different feel to proceedings ortomorrow. i ll very different feel to proceedings or tomorrow. i ll be back with all the details. it s saturday 18 september. our top story: holiday companies say they expect a surge in bookings after the government announced rules around international travel in england were being eased. the traffic light system has been replaced with a single red list, but there has been some concern that scrapping pcr tests for people who are double jabbed will impact the country s ability to monitor coronavirus variants. simonjones reports. half term holidays abroad look set to become simpler an ....
they had detailed plans to attack. one of the men found with five pipe bombs and 40 rounds of ammunition. this was an active plot intended to kill. one suspect saying to the other according to this information, do you think something is wrong with me how i am excited to attack the democrats. the suspect writing after the 20th we go to war. all of this investigators investigators basically, we know what s going on out there. we also know from the government warnings about domestic terrorism and white national groups. these false claims that biden lost and trump won, these claims that somehow trump may return to power during these four years, he won t. all of these are context of ongoing threats and attempted attacks on democracy that we are seeing. here is more of the context i mention. 216 bills introduced in 41 different states that basically allowing legislatures to politicize and interfere with elections. the plot unfolding in plain sight is to build together w ....
star-spangled banner they re saying they will reportedly play the so-called black national anthem before each game. the new ad campaign calling out coca-cola for caring more about woke politics than the consumer. at coke we say we are woke we sell drinks steve: tgif thank goodness it s friday on fox. you are listening to crowder singing good god almighty it is friday in the summer that means it s our all-american concert series. they are at the conclusion of today s telecast. ainsley, once again lawrence is part of it. lawrence: thank you, guys. you haven t boot me off the show yet? ainsley: no you have done a great job. did your mom approve yesterday. lawrence: teeth showing nice and white. doing what you are supposed to do. steve: mom says sometimes on tv he gets the face she would like to see him smile. lawrence: i was obedient. ainsley: local news in different city your mom and dad can t watch so they can t criticize. he gets to the national level and th ....
higher. individuals know this. they see it every day. the money has been pouring out of the treasury. checks to everybody. the first package was $2 trillion. the two that the president wants to have would push the near to nearly $6 trillion while the economy is heating up. senator schumer says that bill, the whole thing would be transformative for the united states. coming together on what will be the most profound change to help the middle class in america in generations. its scope is almost rooseveltian. it has it expanding medicare, child care. a lot of money for climate change. art lapper, former economic adviser to president trump and president reagan. gentlemen, great to have you here with us today. art, let me start with you. your thoughts on what we re hearing from the fed chairman. they speak carefully. it s clear that the tone has changed a bit there. yeah, what i would like to do is translate what jerome powell hats been saying for a while now. he says ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are geri scott who is a political correspondent at the press association and joe mayes who is the uk politics and brexit reporter for bloomberg. tomorrow s front pages starting with the commons vote to block the suspension of tory mp owen paterson makes the lead in many papers with the metro s headline on sleaze harking back to a political scandal which dogged the major government. the i says that the conservatives tore up anti sleaze rules in order to save their colleague. the times reports 51 tory mps either abstained or voted against the government saying the prime minister s been accused of colossal misjudgement . there is a similar take in the guardian, which says that scores of mps didn t back borisjohnson on a day of extraordinary drama at westminster. the mail gives its whole front page over to the story including a comment section accusing mps of d ....