We return to a single subject format this week with the Kwarsi Kwarteng's “mini budget“ as the fallout from it continues in the markets.

This bulletin includes audio actuality from:

Britain’s new Chancellor, Mr. Kwarteng.

Treasury chief secretary, Chris Philp

With audio interview commentary from:

Ben Clift, Professor of Political Economy at the University of Warwick

Alistair Milne, Economics professor at Loughborough University

Including quotes on the state of the economy from:

Roger Bootle, economist and chairman of Capital Economics, an independent macroeconomic research consultancy.

And IEA (Institute of Economic Affairs) fellow Dr. Jamie Whyte

Jonny Gould hosts the biggest international stories this week.

We cover the UN General Assembly and Security Council meetings in New York, the fracking moratorium lifted in the UK and the start of work on the Karish gas field in the Med between Israel and Lebanon.

It's also the second anniversary of the Abraham Accords with continuing negotations over the JCPOA Iran nuclear deal and growing civil protests in Iran.

The bulletin also includes two exclusive interviews with Jason Greenblatt, author of President Trump's Peace Plan and Jon Medved, OurCrowd CEO.

Additionally, there is audio interview actuality with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng, UK Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg, UK opposition climate spokesman and former Labour leader Ed Miliband.

The period of National Mourning reaches a crescendo in the United Kingdom as the Queen lies in state at Westminster Hall.

A private family funeral will take place after a ceremony for the nation at Westminster Abbey on Monday 19th September.

Jonny Gould wraps up an eventful week in London including reflections from the nation's Muslim, Jewish and Christian communities - and we also hear from Britain's longest serving diplomat, the Kuwaiti ambassador, Khaled Abdulaziz Al-Duwaisan with his three decades of friendship with Her Majesty.

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest serving monarch passed away peacefully at Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland on Thursday after 70 years on the throne.

Her Majesty The Queen made an unparalleled contribution to our country and the world - in her seven decades on the throne, shaping Britain to be what it is today.

Her loss is indescribable, her passing has seen the most extraordinary outpouring of grief from across the nation and the world.

Jonny Gould presents the unforgettable days following the sad death of Queen Elizabeth.

Jonny Gould produces a deep dive weekly bulletin in English with comment from the newsmakers and experts on the top national and international stories.

In this bulletin, Jonny focuses on the policy priorities of the new British prime minister as polling draws to a close and the leadership winner is announced.

We have audio comment from outgoing Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, plus the man he sacked just before his own resignation, Michael Gove.

We also have comment from former British foreign secretary, Malcolm Rifkind on the legacy of Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union, who died this week, aged 91.

The first Merseyside derby of the season, Arsenal's 100% record set to be challenged by vastly improving Manchester United and a record billion spent on transfers in the window as player make their debuts up and down the country.

Jonny Gould previews the action.

President Joe Biden completed his first visit to the region as US President as the Tory Party leadership campaign continued in London to seek a replacement for Boris Johnson as the UK's Prime Minister.

Sir Mo Farah revealed he was trafficked to Britain as a child and his name isn't actually his and a Scottish museum found a self-portrait of Van Gogh which had previously not been known of.

It's been a week of high-drama in British politics as Boris Johnson resigned as Conservative leader, but will stay on as Britain's Prime Minister until a new Tory leader can be elected.

Jonny Gould speaks to the first MP to declare himself for the leadership. Tom Tugendhat and discusses the Labour opposition's pledge not to open old wounds over Brexit, if Sir Keir Starmer is to form a future government.

We also discuss warming relations between Israel and Poland and how the Gulf's airline industry is making a startling return to business form after the terrible problems it faced during the pandemic.

A Plus Tard has won the Gold Cup at the Cheltenham Festival as Rachael Blackmore became the first woman to ride a horse to Gold Cup glory. She made history last year as the first female to win the Grand National.

And it was a glorious final day for Willie Mullins as the Irish romped to victory over Britain in the Prestbury Cup with 18 victories to 10 - but as Sandro di Michele reports from the Festival, at least the British have closed the gap on the dominant Irish.

A Plus Tard has won the Gold Cup at the Cheltenham Festival as Rachael Blackmore became the first woman to ride a horse to Gold Cup glory. She made history last year as the first female to win the Grand National.

And it was a glorious final day for Willie Mullins as the Irish romped to victory over Britain in the Prestbury Cup with 18 victories to 10 - but as Sandro di Michele reports from the Festival, at least the British have closed the gap on the dominant Irish.