_ losses at tata steel, what would you do as first minister— losses at tata steel, what would you dos under rhodri and car win and welsh governments under rhodri and carwin and mark, welsh governments under rhodri and car win and mark, a welsh governments under rhodri and carwin and mark, a real welsh governments under rhodri and car win and mark, a real support for training, for skills, innovation in the steel sector because we know how essential it is notjust for the welsh economy but for the economy of the uk, it is absolutely fundamental, and we must not give up on that steel—making capacity and the case i would make to tata is to look at the alternative plan, which multiunions have brought forward which provides a just transition to that new greener way of producing steel, at exactly the moment when we have the promise of an incoming labour government, prepared to invest specifically in steel but to have an industrial strategy for the first time in 14 years which will invest in infrastructure, invest in the grid as a new horizon, now is not the time for tata to take that decisio

demonstrations took place in the towns of port talbot and newport over the decision by tata steel toith greener electric arc furnaces. the company says more than 2,400 jobs are at risk. the bbc�*s george zielinski was at the protests. well, the message here from port talbot is loud and clear, you can maybe actually see it on the sign behind me, that is to "save our steel". now, hundreds of tata workers have gathered in the town here today in support of an industry that's forged communities as much as it has the steel that it's famous for. now, this all comes after tata announced plans to reduce emissions at the port talbot site, putting nearly 2,000 jobs at risk. now, tata say the current business is simply unsustainable with the existing iron and steel making operation here contributing to losses of around £1.7 million a day in the last quarter alone. but with so manyjob losses also being proposed, the people here and certainly the ones i've been speaking to say that is a price they're simply unwilling to pay. now, yesterday, the steelworkers' union, community, and unite said they'r

tata is investing £4 billion in the project.let's speak now to professor david bailey from birmingham business school. thank you so much forjoining us. just talk us through why this is such a huge deal. this just talk us through why this is such a huge deal.— just talk us through why this is such a huge deal. this is probably the biggest _ such a huge deal. this is probably the biggest investment _ such a huge deal. this is probably the biggest investment in - such a huge deal. this is probably the biggest investment in uk - the biggest investment in uk automotive since nissan back in the 19805. it automotive since nissan back in the 1980s. it really is a game changer. the uk had been lagging behind badly in terms of electrification, and unless we have factory making at scale in the uk, we aren't going to seem cars made here and we are going to have an industry. this is critical for uk or two, to have an industry. this is criticalfor uk or two, and really good news. critical for uk or two, and really good new-— critical for uk o

. —— tata.ly and problems with the boeing plays they have ordered. but the carrier says the investments are paying off. suranjana tewari caught up with air india's chief executive and asked what makes india such a promising market. if you look at the size of the opportunity of india, it's already the world's most populous country, growing fuller from an air travel prospective 7% internationally. it has the geographic advantage the same as the middle east and others in connecting regions of the world together. and it is a hugely underserved market from an indian carrier's perspective. india only had 43 wide areas, where is much smaller countries had multiples of that. so the connectivity opportunity from india to the rest of the world, to serve not just the 37 million people in the diaspora, but the business opportunities in india becoming a greater part of the global supply chain, as well as international connecting hub are there, so i think this investment needs to be seen in context of the bro

for tata group, there's four airlines. we are looking to integrate those.ly served by the low—cost airline which we are in the process of tripling in size. the international market will be driven by more aircraft but improving the proposition on board and distribution service sales, reliability, reputation and connecting more cities around the world nonstop with india. i think if we do that, we appeal to a new travelling market, and, of course, we can then bring people back to fly nonstop to india, rather than suffer a 4—5 hour transit connection somewhere in between where they're starting from and where they're going. you've ordered new boeing max jets — given everything that's been going on with boeing, are you concerned at all given the size of the order? i think airline safety is a long, hard—won battle — design and management operations. so anything that calls into question the robustness of that whole ecosystem is clearly of concern to us. of course, we are raising the highest levels with boeing and with every other manufacturer, because our expectati

for tata group, there's four airlines. we are looking to integrate those.by the low—cost airline which we are in the process of tripling in size. the international market will be driven by more aircraft but improving the proposition on board and distribution service sales, reliability, reputation and connecting more cities around the world nonstop with india. i think if we do that, we appeal to a new travelling market, and, of course, we can then bring people back to fly nonstop to india, rather than suffer a 4—5 hour transit connection somewhere in between where they're starting from and where they're going. you've ordered 220 new boeing max jets. given everything that's been going on with boeing, are you concerned at all given the size of the order? i think airline safety is a long, hard—won battle — design and manufacture, training operations. so, anything that calls into question the robustness of that whole ecosystem is clearly of concern to us. of course, we are raising the highest levels with boeing and with every other manufacturer, because our expe

demonstrations took place in the towns of port talbot and newport over the decision by tata steel toaces with greener electric arc furnaces. the bbc�*s george zielinski was at one of the protests. the message from port talbot is loud and clear. you may see it on the sign, to save our steel. hundreds of workers have gathered in the town today in support of an industry that has forged communities as much as it has forged communities as much as it has the steel it is famous for. this all comes after they announced plans to reduce emissions at the site, put on 82,000 jobs at risk. tata said the current business is unsustainable with the existing steel—making operation here contributing to losses of £1.7 million of losses a day. with so manyjob losses being proposed, the people here, and the ones i've talked to, say it is a price they are unwilling to pay. yesterday, the steelworkers union said two members on strike action in response to those losses i mentioned, they reached a formal mandate to lead voters vote on strike, while unite will hold a ballot in march. prior to the rally, anoth

tata group, and was part of the tata group, and there were problems , uh, way there were problems, uhback when, which were long before brexit. but i can tell you that here in scunthorpe, one of our premier products is rail. we are a big producer of rail quality rail that is, and we are capped on our exports into europe , which has obviously an europe, which has obviously an effect locally on the steel industry. so i know it's working. the european union is working. the european union is working against us in that specific . area. and you actually specific. area. and you actually work at british steel? i work on the blast furnaces. yes. and you've walked around my old houses there where i used to live in the ironstone village, which was founded by roland wynn, was the first man to wynn, who was the first man to find in this area. i've find iron ore in this area. i've done street. great done wind street. my great grandmother lived in williams street. i'm fourth street. uh, obviously i'm fourth generation my wife generation steel worker. my wife works the steel industry. uh, works in the

tata group, and was part of the tata group, and there were problems , uh, way there were problems, uhck when, which were long before brexit. but i can tell you that here in scunthorpe, one of our premier products is rail. we are a big producer of rail quality rail that is, and we are capped on our exports into europe , which has obviously an europe, which has obviously an effect locally on the steel industry. so i know it's working. the european union is working. the european union is working against us in that specific . area. and you actually specific. area. and you actually work at british steel? i work on the blast furnaces. yes. and you've walked around my old houses there where i used to live in the ironstone village, which was founded by roland wynn, was the first man to wynn, who was the first man to find in this area. i've find iron ore in this area. i've done street. great done wind street. my great grandmother lived in williams street. i'm fourth street. uh, obviously i'm fourth generation my wife generation steel worker. my wife works the steel industry. uh, works in the s

tata is investing £4 billion in the project.al. this just talk us through why this is such a huge deal.— just talk us through why this is such a huge deal. this is probably the biggest _ such a huge deal. this is probably the biggest investment _ such a huge deal. this is probably the biggest investment in - such a huge deal. this is probably the biggest investment in uk - the biggest investment in uk automotive since

battery gigafactory to be built at the gravity business park in somerset by jaguar land rover owner tata. a major shot in the arm for the uk's electric car making ambitions the new plant is expected to create 4,000 jobs and thousands more in the wider supply chain. tata are putting up £4 billion for the site with the government expected to provide hundreds of millions of pounds in subsidies. let's discuss this with former racing driver and motoring journalist amanda stretton. we are increasingly in a difficult position, we experienced what it difficult position, we experienced what it was difficult position, we experienced what it was like having supply chain issues after covid with chip shortages that was experienced worldwide. this is one really important step in securing the supply chain for electric vehicle production in the uk. creating hundreds and hundreds ofjobs which is wonderful. putting the uk back on the reading for when it comes to moving into an electrified low carbon future. you say a wedding but we are so far behind, aren't we? if you look at china some of the other marke

the tata group took over air india from the government two years ago.dollars into turning around the carrier, which was struggling with a fleet of old planes, outdated systems and huge debts. suranjana tewari has been talking to its chief executive, campbell wilson. if you look at the size of the opportunity in india it is already well�*s most pillars country, it is going from an air travel perspective at 10% compound annual growth rate mystically and 7% internationally, it has the geographic advantage the same as the middle east and others in connecting regions of the world together and it is a hugely underserved market from an indian carrier's perspective. india only had at the point of divestment 43 wide—body aircraft in commercial service, whereas much, much smaller countries have multiples of that. so the connectivity opportunity from india to the rest of the world to serve notjust the 37 million people in the diaspora but the business opportunities in india becoming more important part of the global supply chain as well as an international connect

tata's reconciliatory approach led to an agreement that was formed in oslo. the liberation organization was signed after several years of secret negotiations. after the agreement, the palestinian authority was established in 1993, institution led by yaser arafat who took over the authority of the executive government in gaza. and areha, since the 90s and after the beginning of peace talks, israeli movies have shown themselves to be more willing to approach arabs and muslims. for years, the dominant approach in the israeli cinema was the peaceful coexistence theme. even israeli film organizations encourage the issue by allocating funds to movies co-directed by palestinians and israelis, the cinema which is interpreted as the compromised cinema became famous with movies like david and fatima. the main focus of the movie, which has two israeli and palestinian directors, was an impossible love between a palestinian girl and an israeli solder due to the existing religious-oriented prejudices and the stigma against them. the movie ajami can also be considered as on

vehicles for uber and also have uber on its new super app, which it is lodging to compete with the tatar app. adani has an airport and port network that it operates, and has a captive business for ride hailing services like uber serve both parties to boost their business on front. adani doesn�*t manufacture electric vehicles but is setting up a large network of electric charging stations and getting electric vehicles on its side will complete the loop for adani. the uber it helps them expand their business here and get a partner to manage the electric vehicle side of their expansion plans. and they have been competing in india with 0la which is a large network and is manufacturing electric vehicles itself. it gives uber a push on expansions. itself. it gives uber a push on exnansions-— expansions. private firms australia _ expansions. private firms australia have _ expansions. private firms australia have revealed l expansions. private firms i australia have revealed their gender pay gap for the first time today. it shows male employees in roughly 20% more than their female colleagues.

vehicles for uber and also have uber on its new super app, which it is lodging to compete with the tataa super app. the uber it helps them expand their business here and get a partner to manage the electric vehicle side of their expansion plans. adani has an airport and port network that it operates, and has a captive business for ride hailing services like uber so it's a push in the market. it isa it is a tough market because it is price sensitive and urban�*s competitor, ola, already has an electric vehicle fleet. uber certainly needs a push like this sort of a partnership. —— uber�*s competitor, ola. private firms in australia have revealed their gender pay gap for the first time today, showing male employees earn roughly 22% more than their women colleagues. in the country's top banks and energy firms, there was the biggest difference in pay between men and women. last year, australia's overall national gender pay gap fell to 21.7%. the government says that on current projections it will take another 26 years to close the gap. researchers suggest that companies that take deliberate

tata is finally entering into partnership relations, and this is a connection with states that have longoperate with each other on terms of respect and trust, that act together, wisely share powers and develop partners for a mutually beneficial game of the long game, and not until complete depletion of the less resource side. i dare to suggest that alexander lukashenko’s visit to beijing also concerned agreements on the share of responsibility that belarus is ready to share. china in projects in africa. because visits to equatorial guinea and kenya took place shortly after negotiations with sizenping. watching this long business trip of the head of state, i again remembered his words that it is very important for belarus to take its place in the large-scale redivision of the world, but for this it needs to move. and the working tour that our president made 20 days before the new year, i am sure, will provide our country with new reliable ones. learning to react to a change in the direction of the wind in life politics, you cannot lead astray someone who knows how to change the trajectory

for the last two years, india's tata group has been investing millions of dollars in transforming airne a fleet of old planes and bad debt. air india also faces challenges, such as a slowing global economy and concerns around boeing planes it has ordered. but the carrier says the investments are paying off. suranjana tewari caught up with air india's chief executive and asked what makes india such a promising market. if you look at the size of the opportunity of india, it's already the world's most populous country, growing fuller from an air travel prospective 7% internationally. it has a geographic advantage the same as the middle east and others in connecting regions of the world together. and it is a hugely underserved market from an indian carrier cosmic perspective. india only had 43 wide areas, where is much smaller countries had multiples of that. so the connectivity opportunity from india to the rest of the world to serve not just the 37 million people in the diaspora, but business opportunities in india becoming a greater part of the global supply chain as well as internatio

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stop, it turns out that you’re putting fur on the first one, but i need it softer, yes, tata, just an ivan began a very long time ago, he came to me at a music school, now he is already studying at the academy of music in his first year, and initially , in general, i think, neither i nor he planned that he would be a professional musician, very i value each of my students as an extraordinary personality who... needs to be brought up, educated, and of course , do everything so that the future of this student is as successful as possible, i always tell students that if you don’t practice for one day, you won’t play worse, but others will play better than you. at the moment, the academy of music operates a number of orchestras, symphony, chamber, wind, folk instruments, russian, belarusian, boyan orchestra. there are many ensembles, flute players, domrists, cymbalists, and this is all, where each of the students can express themselves, realize their ideas for playing in a group, any student always listens to an authoritative i think they come here to the music academy. obtaining those sp

in hiroshima. nazi tata was chosen as the president of the new commission for atomic energy. the construction of the country's 1st nuclear power plant was soon announced. thus it was that the country which would probably have been lost in the world to a spouse and your energy became one of its main and most convinced supporters the june. so more nothing can switch the menu that items just for the minutes. i thought i'd give miss the news that i sent a lot yesterday. again, that's when it comes to our solution that them this me so sort of the email from the nuclear gypsies, the nuclear power plants, the seasonal workers, number in the file since they are immediately recognized. they seem distract thompson, but in reality they are looking at you. they make you perceive they have something to say. and they do. if you go to visit them in small taverns in the neighborhood at the nuclear power, they are paid 3 or $400.00 a day to be contaminated. although after the interest in the contract escape their parts, every little comes up in their own pockets. they represent almost 90 perc

next to my tata and turk like the mountain range of the people qarmangi always stands majestically on of these mountain ranges, the sunlight from khorasan reza shines from above the peaks. thank you very much for your company , your hearts are happy , your lips are smiling, and may god protect us. together with a beautiful flag, it is the only place for palestinians in the gaza strip to have fun and enjoy good times , and it has always been a place for them to breathe. today, hundreds of displaced palestinians in the gaza strip have come to this area to set up their tents . as you can see, most of the tents are very unstable. right now, it is very cold and windy and it is actually raining. these people have chosen this area because it is the only area in the gaza strip that remains untouched and is not populated. we are about more than half of the bar population. we are talking about gaza, who were displaced from the middle areas and rafah. they chose this area because it is close to the sea where they can have access to water to wash their clothes and themselves, but we met ibrahim,

tata and the workforce to protect the industry and the jobs with investment , to protect the industry or to walk away and do what tories always do and abandon south wales communities yet again . which is communities yet again. which is it? prime minister >> mr speaker , mr speaker, this >> mr speaker, mr speaker, this government has worked hard to secure a long terme sustainable future for welsh steelmaking and to grow the legacy of this important industry . that's why important industry. that's why in the pandemic we stepped in to support seltzer, which he knows safeguarding over 1000 jobs and ensuring that that plant was sustainable. it is why we agreed one of the largest ever cash grants of a half £1 billion to tata steel to safeguard at least 5000 jobs. mr speaker , which 5000 jobs. mr speaker, which would otherwise have been lost . would otherwise have been lost. and perhaps he might want to ask why the welsh labour government did not put a penny in to support that deal in yourself . support that deal in yourself. right back to you. >> thank you . thank you, mr >> thank you. than

prague... snatch from the bike tata hare, author kandrat krapiva.he tsudou vedas, the malays, the dzyachats. galina. valeria, tsikava, where are the stories? for you, or maybe not bikes? let's listen. i'll ask for help from vatai, if you please. who are the best, the brightest, who are i? vata kazha: “what do you mean to me? kazhukh kasmaty. i know the land as strangers, but you are the peasants of the hut.” so, here you are not a smoke-barred ram and not a ganarysty parsyuk, here the given large folded, dzyauchaty, you just need to guess who is from these paetau tales dachshund pisa, rygor baradulin, yanka kupala, arkadz kulyashov tsi pyatro glebka, dzya ўchaty, dumaitse, vyrashaytse, geta rygor baradolin, albo arkadz kulyashov, serkats kulyashov, neshta, pershi. you tell me what you thought, i’ll tell you that in this competition there is a trick, i can tell you, but it will be minus 10 points, we won’t take the trick, we’ll try to say it ourselves, and we will tell you that this is r ygor baradul , roared, without swearing, there is a magician to

and the routing suzuki, indian companies, tata, and my hinge and making up more and more ground manufacturers the to very committed to and let me try my benefits but india is still heavily reliant on external health when it comes to battery production. that's why prime minister moody has been in close contact with tesla boss, you know, months for years the to and now negotiating intensively once again of the optimal conditions for the american e. com manufacturer on the end of the month. just as a convention is that, you know, they want to test the market, they want to be competitive and they know they want to, they will eventually start manufacturing, cause u. s. lies up is the 1st of july of the world. everyone wants test um, and it will be a great statement for the indian government to have that slot, bring a manufacturing set up over here. and what we understand it will be for a low cost model which is below the model t writes. now, another ambitious project by chinese, the cost competitive b, y d has ended. however, it wanted to invest $1000000000.00 us dollars for the production of e ca

inter miami head coach gerardo tata martino had this to say after the game.for the past few days. the truth is, everyone has shown us lots of affection. secondly, we understand the disappointment from the crowd because lionel messi and luis suarez were absent from the game. this decision was made based on advice from the medical team, as we were running the risk of aggravating their injuries and that's why they couldn't be part of this game. football in asia is strongly supported and a law of the teams when they come over to asia can be seen by some fans is a bit of it opportunity and they get very upset when they are not seen playing. chances of refund were ringing around the stadium and that was altering david beckham speech at the end of the match. he is the co—owner of inter—miami. you can find out more about that story on our website. hello. there is a change on the way. this week we will see colder weather pushing down from the north, but that change to colder conditions will not be quick. and it won't be straightforward either. as that cold air pushes

inter miami head coach gerardo tata martino had this to say after the game. few days. the truth is, everyone has shown us lots of affection. secondly, we understand the disappointment from the crowd because lionel messi and luis suarez were absent from the game. this decision was made based on advice from the medical team, as we were running the risk of aggravating their injuries and that's why they couldn't be part of this game. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. there is a change on the way. this week we will see colder weather pushing down from the north, but that change to colder conditions will not be quick. and it won't be straightforward either. as that cold air pushes erratically southwards, we will see some rain. some of us may well see some snow at the moment. most places are in this mild air, cold air across the north of scotland and along the boundary between these two air masses where we have a weather fronts. and this will continue to bring some heavy and persistent rain across the north and the west of scotland. the met office stil

inter miami head coach gerardo tata martino had this to say after the game.ong kong for the past few days. the truth is, everyone has shown us lots of affection. secondly, we understand the disappointment from the crowd because lionel messi and luis suarez were absent from the game. this decision was made based on advice from the medical team, as we were running the risk of aggravating their injuries and that's why they couldn't be part of this game. there is more on the story on bbc .com. a speech by david beckham was drowned out by the booing. that's all for now. hello. there is a change on the way. this week we will see colder weather pushing down from the north, but that change to colder conditions will not be quick. and it won't be straightforward either. as that cold air pushes erratically southwards, we will see some rain. some of us may well see some snow at the moment. most places are in this mild air, cold air across the north of scotland and along the boundary between these two air masses where we have a weather fronts. and this will continue to br

among the nominees of ukrainian volunteers are tata kapler, lesya lytvynova, oksana necheporenko, viktoriyaryn and halyna andrushkov. six polish women were also nominated, for example, agnieszka deja, from the first days of the great war, spent hundreds of hours at the bus station in warsaw, helping ukrainians who arrived in poland completely... lost, now the woman manages the fund under an umbrella. in fact, i did not expect it, and i am very surprised, because i constantly have the feeling that i am doing it not enough or too little, what should be done more, so i am very touched and surprised by the nomination. among the nominees is a teacher from ukraine, who takes care of the school education of ukrainians abroad. the woman left for poland from chernihiv. at that time, the city was under threat from the encirclement, and now ms. oksana heads a ukrainian school in warsaw. created for children who left after a full-scale invasion. from the very beginning, it was a short-term project, only for three months, well, because everyone was sure that the war would not continue, and simply so tha

among the nominees of ukrainian volunteers are tata kapler, lesya lytvynova, oksana necheparenko, viktoriyaryn and halyna andrushkov. six polish women were also nominated. for example, agnieszka deya, from the first days of the great war, spent hundreds of hours on bus station in warsaw, helping ukrainians who arrived in poland completely confused. now the woman manages the umbrella fund. actually, i didn't expect it, and i'm very surprised, because... i have a feeling that i'm not doing enough or too little, that i should do more, so i'm very touched and surprised by the nomination. among the nominees is a teacher from ukraine, who takes care of the school education of ukrainians abroad. the woman left for poland from chernihiv. then the city was under threat of encirclement. and now ms. oksana heads a ukrainian school in warsaw, created for children who left after a full-scale invasion. from the very beginning, it was a short-term project of only three months. well, because everyone was sure that the war will not... will not continue and simply, so that the children do not lose their educ

and then i wrote b, william tata is the sudan country directive for the new we know region refugee council. thank you very much for joining us. uh, we really do appreciate your time here on inside story with him. if i can, please begin with you. you've and the positive said suzanne has the highest number of people in emergency food and security anywhere in the world. can you just explain exactly what that means and what the reality is on the ground? it's devastating situations into done um the largest displacement crisis. and now as you say, one of the largest food and security crises in the world. so there's a way to try and, you know, assess subjectively this bit. right now we've got 5000000 people at emergency levels of food and security, and that that means either they're extremely desperate dying in many numbers or doing very desperate things just to survive. so it's a really grim picture of this conflict affected country. millions of people struggling in places like the for and how to in the quote, defend region. and of course, millions of families displaced from is already also faci

, because elusive revengers, you just whisper to us, we will come to our aid, wow, that’s where the tatars old, it was the sixty-seventh year, it just came out, that’s just it, and i there was a huge queue, the ticket cost 10 kopecks, remember, this is really one of the most important films of ours, our childhood. you just kick us, if thunder strikes over the world, we will come to the rescue, you just kick us, beauty, good, good, yes, wonderful, this is the song, this is our correct line, i’m happy to point out the saddest song, when you hear it, and such, albeit a bright sadness, like... i always explain it like this, there’s this carnage: there’s this gag, that it’s all over, yes, a long winding path, yes, everything has come to this, unfortunately, the result, everyone went their separate ways different sides, i have this, this batch , of course, it was very sad, it is incredibly melodic in itself, you know, you brought it out right now, i had a similar moment associated with bedlams, lenya leikin, our wonderful leningradsky . and the master of clownery, so touching, he worked at the

junior's repeated assertion, that is, government won't help the i, c, c. barney, below al jazeera manila tata has helped secure the release of an austrian fall right. i to visit with jail by the time about enough gun this done from 9 months. as he landed in caught the habit for it said he'd like to visit. i've done this done again despite his arrest as i suspected, spine, austria, media say the 84 year old. wanted to prove that i've kind of done was a safe country for african refugees to return to often the telephone trade official through around the world together. and i would not be for the world trade organizations 1st ministerial meeting in 2 years, but there's little hope of any breakthroughs, w a members will take on and choose like protecting fisheries. and e commerce, which is a political rivalries, will complicate, told, important changes required for the grievance of 164 member states. since it allows me to w t members have put tariffs and export restrictions into place and mid rising food prices, inflation and conflict. and that's it for me. the clothes on the crate will be hit and

tata says battery production is set to begin there in 2026. that's the news for the latest stories. for gp news alerts. scan the qr code on the screen right now or go to gbnews.com slash alerts . gb news.com slash alerts. >> gbnews.com slash alerts. >> well, it's reassuring that everybody is talking about somerset. it really is god's own county. but yesterday was world polar bear day. we don't have polar bear day. we don't have polar bears in somerset, but it was world polar bear day and the global warming policy foundation has published its annual report on polar bear population statistics . and as it happens, statistics. and as it happens, 2023 was an excellent year for polar bears. since 1960s, in spite of the constant apocalyptic doom stares in their predictions, the polar bear population has nearly tripled to over 32,000, but polar bears are a metaphor for the climate change agenda. for decades, we've been warned about the apocalypse, and on many occasions, the climate changes lobby have been wrong about its assertions . nearly ten years assertions. nearly ten years ago, the gu

tata says battery production is set to begin there in 2026. that's the news for the latest stories.up for gp news alerts. scan the qr code on the screen right now or go to gbnews.com slash alerts . gb news.com slash alerts. >> gbnews.com slash alerts. >> well, it's reassuring that everybody is talking about somerset. it really is god's own county. but yesterday was world polar bear day. we don't have polar bear day. we don't have polar bears in somerset, but it was world polar bear day and the global warming policy foundation has published its annual report on polar bear population statistics . and as it happens, statistics. and as it happens, 2023 was an excellent year for polar bears. since 1960s, in spite of the constant apocalyptic doom stares in their predictions, the polar bear population has nearly tripled to over 32,000, but polar bears are a metaphor for the climate change agenda. for decades, we've been warned about the apocalypse, and on many occasions, the climate changes lobby have been wrong about its assertions . nearly ten years assertions. nearly ten years ago, the

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. —— tata.for welsh team working and to grow the legacy of this important industry and that's why in the pandemic we stepped in to support safeguarding thousand jobs and making sure that plant was sustainable and that's why we agreed were the largest ever cash grants of half £1 billion to tata steel to safeguard at least 5000 jobs, which would otherwise have been lost and perhaps he might want to ask why the welsh labour government did not put a to that deal? mr speaker, the watford area continues to be the proud home of the national lottery employing over 900 people so with my right honourable friend the prime minister of the cabinet will they join honourable friend the prime minister of the cabinet will theyjoin me in celebrating the successful handover from colourless two camelot and the £48 billion raged funding 700,000 projects so far and everyone's constituency? i projects so far and everyone's constituency?— constituency? i 'oin with my honourable _ constituency? ijoin with my honourable

william tata is the sudan country directive for the new we norwegian refugee council. thank you very much for joining us. uh, we really do appreciate your time here on inside story with him. if i can, please begin with you. you've, in the past of sid sudan has the highest number of people in emergency food and security anywhere in the world. can you just explain exactly what that means and what the reality is on the ground? it's devastating situations into done um the largest displacement crisis. and now as you say, one of the largest food and security crises in the world. so there's a way to try and, you know, assess subjectively this bit. right now we've got 5000000 people at emergency levels of food and security. and that, that means either they're extremely desperate dying in many numbers or doing very desperate things just to survive. so it's a really grim picture of this conflict affected country. millions of people struggling in places like the full and hard to in the quote defend region. and of course, millions of families displaced from is already also facing

william tata is the sudan country directive for the new we norwegian refugee council. thank you very much for joining us. uh, we really do appreciate your time here on inside story with him. if i can please begin with you. you've. in the past of said, sudan has the highest number of people in emergency food and security anywhere in the world. can you just explain exactly what that means and what the reality is on the ground? it's devastating situations into done um the largest displacement crisis. and now as you say, one of the largest food and security crises in the world. so there's a way to try and, you know, assess subjectively this bit. right now we've got 5000000 people at emergency levels of food and security. and that, that means either they're extremely desperate dying in many numbers or doing very desperate things just to survive. so it's a really grim picture of this conflict affected country. millions of people struggling in places like the full and hard to in the quote defend region. and of course, millions of families displaced from is already also facing

tata, we are together with you, as we have a new car.at dry food, which is called zhytstse. well, this is probably how i should be happy. end of all stories, in a new car, you are driving to a new life, the family reunion took place, of course, and it took place even at the stage when we came to shoot this business card for the sixth broadcast of factor byy, and it was unforgettable, of course, and you know, what marked it most was not the number of treats on the table. not a warm welcome, but first of all because my brother , little romka, for the first time in all the months he received a warm welcome from his parents, because their welcome is always his life, he went into my arms, i ’m rarely at home and he, well, is a little afraid of me , but he just doesn’t have time to get used to it, well , he’s still small, these are properties for children, but then... he actively wanted to be held in my arms, recently i came, i also held him in my arms, this is another moment that fills me , which allows me to move on, but how did you manage t

will: general anthony tata, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you.l: we talk about this throughout the morning without opening up a gigantic can of worms and problems that face us importantly domestically and one point of agreement we share is this administration and democratic philosophy is the perfect sweet spot of expansism and weakness. if you're having expansive empire presence across the globe, you have to be strong and threatening. if you're going to in my estimation pivot yourself to a america first policy, concentrate on what serves the domestic policy. what i'm getting at is that's what we can all agree condemn the current administration a and -- but there's a larger debate and what's the best for america and what's the best role for us and it can threaten to engulf us into a larger war and seek regime change in iran or do we pursue a more -- i'm not suggesting isolationist and humble foreign policy of we primarily constantly think of this place, home, our southern border for example, solve our issues before going around and trying to solve

it follows tata steel's losses.lows tata steel's recent decision decision to close its two blast furnaces , close its two blast furnaces, resulting in the losses of up to 2800 jobs in wales. resulting in the losses of up to 2800 jobs in wales . the unite 2800 jobs in wales. the unite union says strikes could be possible by the end of april . possible by the end of april. tata steel, though, has defended its position, saying it must restructure to stay in business. and it says to move to a greener way of working and finally, some news from the sporting world tonight, six time olympic champion sir chris hoy has revealed that he is battling cancen revealed that he is battling cancer. the former track cyclist says he's undergoing successful treatment, including chemotherapy . and in a social chemotherapy. and in a social media post, the 47 year old said he's remaining optimistic and continuing with normal life and looking forward to the upcoming paris olympics . for the latest paris olympics. for the latest stories , yo

it follows tata steel's losses.ws tata steel's recent decision decision to close its two blast furnaces , close its two blast furnaces, resulting in the losses of up to 2800 jobs in wales. resulting in the losses of up to 2800 jobs in wales . the unite 2800 jobs in wales. the unite union says strikes could be possible by the end of april . possible by the end of april. tata steel, though, has defended its position, saying it must restructure to stay in business. and it says to move to a greener way of working and finally, some news from the sporting world tonight, six time olympic champion sir chris hoy has revealed that he is battling cancen revealed that he is battling cancer. the former track cyclist says he's undergoing successful treatment, including chemotherapy . and in a social chemotherapy. and in a social media post, the 47 year old said he's remaining optimistic and continuing with normal life and looking forward to the upcoming paris olympics . for the latest paris olympics. for the latest stories , you

but republicans have said tata this response -- that this response didn't come quickly or forcefully the top republican on the senate armed services committee. that would be senator roger wicker. he says the biden administration spent nearly a week foolishly telegraphing u.s. intentions to our adversaries, giving them time to relocate and hide. it is past time for our commander in chief to adopt a new approach to targets -- that a targets the actual sponsors of terrorism in the region. the implication there is what some other republicans like senator lindsey graham are saying more directly, which is that president biden should have in this case and should be in the future hitting iranian soil directly like oil infrastructure there or members of the iranian military and government there which, of course, has not happened. but this is a multi-day response, and it is certainly could happen. we'll see how this develops. david? david: at least start with the sanctions again or reimplement the sanctions that we had under donald trump. grady trimble, thank you very much. >>> now on to the n

army general -- brigadier general anthony tata joins us.ou all? >> steve: we are doing okay. so, the president didn't know that his secretary of defense was in the hospital for five days. nobody knew who was running the pentagon and, in fact, it kind of looks like nobody was. and, now, his team has come out and said we didn't do anything wrong. do you buy that? >> no, no, no. come on, steve. you know, as you mentioned, i know secretary austin well. and i respect him, i respect his service. he knows that this is an inexcusable. his staff knows that this is inexcusable. this is a cya move before his testimony to get something on the record. you know, it was directed by the chief of staff, who was sort of at the center of all of this where she made a series of mistakes and not notifying people. having served as -- you know, and perform the duties of the undersecretary of defense for policy, number three job in the pentagon, there is no bigger deal in dod if your boss can't show up for work for five days. you smoke that out instantly. so this i

it's now tata boo for democrats -- taboo for democrats to talk about president biden's age.n abc, nbc polls, mollie, the majority of voters say he's too lated so run again. something like -- too old to run again, something like 54%2349nbc poll say he's too old. voters or think president trump is too old too, but they're really zooming in hard, democrats are, on the president's age. the top leaders are saying it's taboo to talk about it? >> yeah, i don't think it's going to work very well for them, because people are witnessing every day, you know, it's not the age so much as the mental decline or the general decline that people can witness with every single day that they hear their president speaking or any kind of reports that come out about the struggles that he's having, you know, just with doing his job. but if you don't talk about the age, you're going to be talking about his policy decisions which are even less popular than his age. elizabeth: i mean, there are 8.l border crossers, nearly 1500 terrorists caught on his watch since is he was elected. let's get your react

tata is investing £4 billion in the project. let's speak to felix paige from auto car.ent so important? this is brilliant news. _ investment so important? this is brilliant news. the _ investment so important? this is brilliant news. the uk _ investment so important? this is brilliant news. the uk used - investment so important? this is brilliant news. the uk used to i investment so important? this isj brilliant news. the uk used to be investment so important? this is l brilliant news. the uk used to be a leader in car manufacturing globally but for a long time it looked like we were losing our grasp without a firm view of whether we would be able to produce batteries for the evs be built locally. by 2030 we need 100 gigawatts ear capacity and this investment takes us about half that. if you add nissan in sunderland which has roughly the same in addition, we are looking well on the way. it’s same in addition, we are looking well on the way.— well on the way. it's not 'ust important i well on the way. it's not 'ust important for i well on the way. it's not 'ust important

speaker scott: the book was a gift from a fellow republican delegate tata. it's a pretty good book. lady who wrote the book actually ran as a republican in california. then she figured out it wasn't for her so she wrote this book about, you know, how do you still be yourself and you still want to be engaged about, not have to be as nasty, as partisan, as argumentative as politics have become now? as toxic as politics are now. it's a good book to remind us there are people on the other side of the aisle of goodwill, who want to work on big problems together. and we don't have to always be at each other's throats. that is kind of why i keep that book. i didn't even know you were going to do the interview in, this room without we would do it at the capitol, but i keep the books when i have those moments. i touch each one and i am always listening to other books, because i am always trying to learn and become better and understand how different people think. i like to challenge myself. i like to talk to republicans and democrats. i think you have to talk to different people or otherwise

about a brisbel today >> me and you was lynched >> do you keep your hit him >> just like i'm tatas >> guests to stay >> was my sister sunday gone meeting. >> we need then the clock. we paupaul. >> but you see that color purple, really pt 13, no screaming there's to being a young man will be cowboy hello, grace. >> against as alice staff back to my roots, we've come from a long ladder calvin, my grandfather my great grandfather, my aren't being rode horses when i see all of us at illinois was rich. i see you have our legacy can go in our health lead republican presidential candidate nikki haley is now weighing in >> on the controversial ruling from alabama supreme court that found that frozen embryos are in their view people. >> i mean, i think i mean, embryos to me or babies, i had artificial insemination. that's how i had my son. so when you you look at one thing is to have to save sperm or to save eggs. but when you talk about an embryo, you are talking about to me, that's a life. and so i do see where that's coming. from when they talk about that in his legal opinion, chief justice

speaker scott: the book was a gift from a fellow republican delegate tata. it's a pretty good book.he lady who wrote the book actually ran as a republican in california. then she figured out it wasn't for her so she wrote this book about, you know, how do you still be yourself and you still want to be engaged about, not have to be as nasty, as partisan, as argumentative as politics have become now? as toxic as politics are now. it's a good book to remind us there are people on the other side of the aisle of goodwill, who want to work on big problems together. and we don't have to always be at each other's throats. that is kind of why i keep that book. i didn't even know you were going to do the interview in, this room without we would do it at the capitol, but i keep the books when i have those moments. i touch each one and i am always listening to other books, because i am always trying to learn and become better and understand how different people think. i like to challenge myself. i like to talk to republicans and democrats. i think you have to talk to different people or otherwi