London

This one's coming from Avik.

Uh, "What's the happy haps from London? Glad Sami won, but how long will this last? I'm hoping at least till November.

I reckon Money in the Bank with the Kevin Owens cash-in potentially, but I just can't see Solo for now not winning it." Kevin Owens with the briefcase could be interesting, and then he cashes in on Sami eventually.

That could be interesting.

The US, China, Taiwan, and South Korea are all seen as macroeconomic winners, but gains elsewhere have been muted.

In London, James Woolcock, Bloomberg Radio.

Brent crude has briefly topped $108 a barrel after Saudi Arabia shut a major pipeline used to bypass the Strait of Hormuz.

The closure followed attacks on the pipeline as separate talks on creating a temporary shipping lane through Hormuz were postponed.

Only time will tell whether it can shift perceptions of Europe's capital markets and lead to better outcomes for investors and companies.

In London, Tiwa Adebayo, Bloomberg Radio.

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Well, this week's guest of The Bench with Jenna and John played for Australia, played in Origin, played over a decade in the NRL, and now calls London, Heathrow home, Reagan Campbell-Gillard.

Welcome along to The Bench.

It's an absolute pleasure having you here.

Um, I think we kinda wanna just have a look back on your career, we wanna look ahead, we wanna talk London Broncos.

So I think, um, a, a good place to start really is tell us about the...

I, I guess the moment that London approached you and, and why you said yes and, and what made you wanna come to, to London Broncos.

Yeah.

No, I love that idea of getting a bunch of books from the library, or just, you know...

So one of the things that I've started doing, and I started this back when Betsy and I took our first trip to London, is every time I go to a new independent bookstore, one of the, out of, you know, of course, we all, when we go to an, an indie all feel like, oh, I need to support this bookstore, so I need to buy a book.

So a book of poetry will almost always be one of the things that I get as I go to a new independent bookstore.

So it's just a way to kind of expand and put new authors in front of me.

Yeah

... at London getting nuked.

Yeah, and the maid's like-

Instead of the garden, I think they walk into

... does Ealing look like this? I've never been to Ealing in my life, all right?

Neither have I.

But I'm pretty sure it's a suburb of London, not the countryside of Wales, okay? [laughs]

We don't know how far away Clyde's nana lives, to be fair.

At the top of this episode, I mentioned the film would literally change the direction of Hollywood for the next four-plus decades, which seems like a fairly odd statement for such a bomb.

In May 2025, after the world premiere of Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning at the Leicester Square Cinema in London, Tom Cruise would open up for the first time about his experiences working on the film during a career retrospective discussion at the British Film Institute.

Here is a short 90 second excerpt from that one hour discussion, which we will link on our website at the 80s movie podcast dot com.

if you wish to see

Let's go.

Yeah, we've done London.

We need to switch gears and go Paris now.

Okay, let's get going.

Lucky people.

Sure.

Remember Michael Jackson? Michael Jackson's 10 shows in London that was going to happen.

Remember that? I

Today is Monday, the 14th of September, 2026.

The time is 7.03 a.m. You're listening to Daniyal Zia and Imam Nabeel Bhatti, live from the South London studios of Voice of Islam.

As is the norm, we've brought two topics for you today.

And the first topic is about Gen Z's changing habits, changing socializing habits.

In addition, each listing now receives an average of more than five inquiries.

That is a long way short of the long queues for properties after the pandemic, but it's still the most intense competition for nearly two years.

Rental demand was particularly significant in London, according to Zoopla.

It said that rent rises were being seen across the UK, but situations still differed depending where renters were looking.