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good afternoon, prime minister. the prime minister: afternoon. mr. wragg: don't worry, we're nearly there. the parliamentary and health service ombudsman has had a degree of topicality in the last week or so, given the recommendation on the women's state pension age. may i ask you briefly whether you have a timescale for the government's response to that report? the prime minister: no, i do not. as you know, it is a detailed report that concerns issues that date back some years as well. obviously, as we have said, we will go through it thoroughly, as we have started to, and respond in due course. mr. wragg: thank you. on the same theme, the current ombudsman retires from his role at the end of this month. last night in the house a motion was put for the appointment of a temporary ombudsman. i sat on a panel that put forward a name to number 10 for the permanent position. what is the status of that name? the prime minister: i will have to get back to you, i'm afraid, will. i apologize. mr. wragg: i would be grateful, because the panel wrote to you in
good afternoon, prime minister. the prime minister: afternoon. mr. wragg: don't worry, we're nearly there. the parliamentary and health service ombudsman has had a degree of topicality in the last week or so, given the recommendation on the women's state pension age. may i ask you briefly whether you have a timescale for the government's response to that report? the prime minister: no, i do not. as you know, it is a detailed report that concerns issues that date back some years as well....
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and prime minister will be arriving later this afternoon -- sorry, did i say ab snerks prime minister kishida. i am sorry. the prime minister's official visit. once in a decade in fact. so i am very fortunate to be here as the ambassador when a prime minister visits the united states as official guest of the president. and the last official visit by a japanese prime minister was in 2015, prime minister abe and the international situation surrounding the two countries and therefore the nato partnership have changed significantly from that time. prime minister abe's visit focused on the 70th anniversary of the end of the war and cooperation our with two -- our two countries had. they talked about, the prime minister and president obama, talked about free and open in the pacific. we are faced with a turning point in our history facing serious challenges, including russian aggression into ukraine, situation in the middle east, and complex security situation in east asia. japan has been very clear and firm in standing up against any attempts to change the status quo or any violation of the
and prime minister will be arriving later this afternoon -- sorry, did i say ab snerks prime minister kishida. i am sorry. the prime minister's official visit. once in a decade in fact. so i am very fortunate to be here as the ambassador when a prime minister visits the united states as official guest of the president. and the last official visit by a japanese prime minister was in 2015, prime minister abe and the international situation surrounding the two countries and therefore the nato...
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biden: last night, prime minister and mrs. kushida and jill and i took a stroll down the driveway and across the lawn here at the white house to visit three cherry blossom trees. one that jill and mr. kushida planted a year ago. the other two part of 150 new trees japan is giving the united states to honor our 250th anniversary two years from now. they'll be planted at the tidal basin. like our friendship, these trees are timeless, inspiring and thriving. [translator speaking japanese] pres. biden: may god bless the japanese and american people. may god protect our troops. mr. prime minister, welcome back to the white house. [translator speaking japanese] pres. biden: the floor is yours. >> distinguished guests, the prime minister of japan. [applause] [speaking japanese] >> mr. president, dr. biden, distinguished guests. i thank president biden for the warm words of welcome. i am pleased to see that the cherry tree miswife planted with dr. biden last year is growing beautifully. [speaking japanese] >> the cherry trees along th
biden: last night, prime minister and mrs. kushida and jill and i took a stroll down the driveway and across the lawn here at the white house to visit three cherry blossom trees. one that jill and mr. kushida planted a year ago. the other two part of 150 new trees japan is giving the united states to honor our 250th anniversary two years from now. they'll be planted at the tidal basin. like our friendship, these trees are timeless, inspiring and thriving. [translator speaking japanese] pres....
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health minister. health minister. want to be health minister. it's a big question okay. >> nhs and a&e waiting lists are too long. so what's the plan to cut down on those waiting lists. and the question here is from mary. >> so who's going first. >> so who's going first. >> you're first. all right. >> you're first. all right. >> well i'm first. well, as is always the case with this government, they'll probably pinch my idea once. once i say it. but, look, we are committed to really tackling on nhs waiting lists, getting those waiting lists, getting those waiting lists, getting those waiting lists back down. and what we're saying is extra invest in, more operations, more appointments. and we do that. yes. by clamping down on tax evasion and particularly chris, in tightening up the non—dom rules, because whilst the government might have pinched our idea, it is riddled with holes and we would do it properly and get the money into fund the nhs, the nhs is always better under a labour government i >> -- >> well, -_ >> well, we only we only run the
health minister. health minister. want to be health minister. it's a big question okay. >> nhs and a&e waiting lists are too long. so what's the plan to cut down on those waiting lists. and the question here is from mary. >> so who's going first. >> so who's going first. >> you're first. all right. >> you're first. all right. >> well i'm first. well, as is always the case with this government, they'll probably pinch my idea once. once i say it. but, look,...
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and ministers, the prime minister thanked them for their active work. in addition, on the eve of the report, mishustin met with representatives of parliamentary factions and state duma representative vyacheslav volodin. according to the head of government, the main task is the development of the country and the well-being of citizens. well, actually, today mikhail mishustin should tell the deputies what exactly the cabinet of ministers did for this over the past year, especially. as far as fulfilling the tasks of the president's instructions, the main topics are economic development, achieving technological and financial sovereignty, supporting families, demography, housing and communal services issues, and of course, new regions. according to state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin, deputies sent 309 questions in writing to the cabinet of ministers in preparation for the report. the basis was, among other things, the appeal of citizens, the number of which, according to volodin, exceeded 14,000. and a lot of questions. over to you, maybe you managed to
and ministers, the prime minister thanked them for their active work. in addition, on the eve of the report, mishustin met with representatives of parliamentary factions and state duma representative vyacheslav volodin. according to the head of government, the main task is the development of the country and the well-being of citizens. well, actually, today mikhail mishustin should tell the deputies what exactly the cabinet of ministers did for this over the past year, especially. as far as...
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minister.— first minister. if he does resign and we have — first minister. if he does resign and we have a _ first minister. if he does resign and we have a new _ first minister. if he does resign and we have a new snp - first minister. if he does resign and we have a new snp leader, first minister. if he does resign - and we have a new snp leader, they are going to have to work with the other parties at holyrood because they don't have a majority of seats. yes, that's right. there had been the agreement with the scottish green party. that's agreement came to an end quite abruptly on thursday, so since then it has been a minority government. they would look for support on a case—by—case basis. the green party have said that they were very much against the first minister, they wanted the first minister, they wanted the first minister, they wanted the first minister to stand down and not necessarily be against the snp. they have lots of common but the snp including beer —— being a pro—independence par
minister.— first minister. if he does resign and we have — first minister. if he does resign and we have a _ first minister. if he does resign and we have a new _ first minister. if he does resign and we have a new snp - first minister. if he does resign and we have a new snp leader, first minister. if he does resign - and we have a new snp leader, they are going to have to work with the other parties at holyrood because they don't have a majority of seats. yes, that's right. there had been...
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. that yousaf is considering resigning as scotland's first minister.- scotland's first minister. at his what the bbc — scotland's first minister. at his what the bbc understands. - scotland's first minister. at his - what the bbc understands. sources say humza yousaf does not believe he has the numbers to win a confidence vote, expected to be held later this week. and there is the live page, where you can follow more updates as they happen. please do stay with us on bbc news as we bring you those updates. hello again. as we go through this week, it is going to turn wartime —— warmer than it has been but not necessarily drier. you can see by the colours on the chart that the temperature is rising and it is going to be higher than last week. dragging in an easterly that will also bring in some low cloud, mist and merck in the middle part of the week. we have at the moment is rain pushing northwards and eastwards, clearing northern ireland, leaving showers that could be heavy and thundery. the brighter skies will be in the south—east and you could catch the large shower, but
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there will be more powerfully minister. at the end of the day it is up _ minister. at the end of the day it is up to— minister. at the end of the day it is up to the — minister. at the end of the day it is up to the house of commons to accept _ is up to the house of commons to accept them, but we think it is worth— accept them, but we think it is worth another shot, because of the government is really serious about this there — government is really serious about this there are two things they could do. this there are two things they could do they— this there are two things they could do. they have 100 more peers than do. they have100 more peers than deliver— do. they have 100 more peers than deliver party. bring them all in to vote for— deliver party. bring them all in to vote for their own bill. a lot of them — vote for their own bill. a lot of them stayed home and don't bother to vote. secondly, why not look at it again— vote. secondly, why not look at it again tonight? what the prime minister— again tonight? what the prime minister said, again
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prime minister. i appreciate you. >> thank you joe. >> president biden and i have met and talked countless times. concerned our shared we are at a crucial crossroads. japan partnership is important the international community stand at a historical turning point. in order for japan, the u.s., the indo pacific and for that matter the whole world to enjoy peace, stability and prosperity lasting into the future we must resolutely defend a free and open international order based on the rule of law. and again today i told the president now is the time to demonstrate the true values japan and the united states cap offers global partners. that we must together fulfill our responsibility to create the world or human dignity and japan will always stand firm with the united states. i explained that based on our national security japan is determined to strengthen our defensive force through capabilities and other initiatives. by president biden of his strong support for such effort. in such a context, we confirm
prime minister. i appreciate you. >> thank you joe. >> president biden and i have met and talked countless times. concerned our shared we are at a crucial crossroads. japan partnership is important the international community stand at a historical turning point. in order for japan, the u.s., the indo pacific and for that matter the whole world to enjoy peace, stability and prosperity lasting into the future we must resolutely defend a free and open international order based on the...
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what does it tell us that a senior cabinet minister, five other ministers and two former tory prime ministers refused to support rishi sunak? borisjohnson called sunak�*s plan for the ban absolutely nuts and mad. will it prove to be a hollow victory for the prime minister, with his authority on the line yet again? we'll be joined by two conservative mps — craig whitaker who voted against and caroline johnson who backed her boss. and judging the political fallout will be rosa prince from politico and from the sunday telegraph, camilla turner. also tonight the post office inquiry reveals yet another failing by senior management. we've been speaking to the post office minister kevin holingrake. of course conversations are going on with fujitsu. when we get the final compensation bill and the extent of their culpability that is the time to denigrate what proportion of that compensation bill they should pay. and an extraordinary insight into the workings of the iranian regime. a former senior british diplomat speaks for the first time about the day he was attacked by the revolutionary guard. i
what does it tell us that a senior cabinet minister, five other ministers and two former tory prime ministers refused to support rishi sunak? borisjohnson called sunak�*s plan for the ban absolutely nuts and mad. will it prove to be a hollow victory for the prime minister, with his authority on the line yet again? we'll be joined by two conservative mps — craig whitaker who voted against and caroline johnson who backed her boss. and judging the political fallout will be rosa prince from...
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prime minister. i thank the right honourable _ prime minister. i thank the right honourable gentleman - prime minister. i thank the right honourable gentleman for - prime minister. i thank the right honourable gentleman for his i prime minister. i thank the right - honourable gentleman for his support of the government's actions. israel has a right to self—defence as any state does and the g7 leaders spoke yesterday and unequivocally condemned the attack and expressed solidarity. but as the foreign secretary said this morning, this is a time to be smart as well as tough. israel has successfully repelled the iranian attack and iran is even more isolated on the world stage, as others have said we would urge them to take the win at this point. we want to avoid further escalation and bloodshed. he is right that it would be deeply destabilising for the region and risk more lives and all our diplomatic power will be geared towards that goal in partnership with our allies. turning to iran, the behaviour of the iranian regime including the actions of t
prime minister. i thank the right honourable _ prime minister. i thank the right honourable gentleman - prime minister. i thank the right honourable gentleman for - prime minister. i thank the right honourable gentleman for his i prime minister. i thank the right - honourable gentleman for his support of the government's actions. israel has a right to self—defence as any state does and the g7 leaders spoke yesterday and unequivocally condemned the attack and expressed solidarity. but as the...
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minister, you are an israeli minister _ qatar. minister, you are an israeli minister and - qatar. minister, you are an| israeli minister and member qatar. minister, you are an - israeli minister and member of the war cabinet that is why we ask you about matters that pertain to israel which are in your control and which are as a decisionmaker.— decisionmaker. with all due res - ect, decisionmaker. with all due resoeet. you _ decisionmaker. with all due respect, you have _ decisionmaker. with all due respect, you have to - decisionmaker. with all due respect, you have to attack| decisionmaker. with all due i respect, you have to attack the evil. you have to attack the evil. you have to attack the evil people who intentionally target women are raping women. they use rape as a tool to scare jewish people they use rape as a tool to scarejewish people and israelis. that is what you should be focused on. focus on qatar who are funding isis and al qaeda. i qatar who are funding isis and al qaeda. .., ., ., ,~' qatar who are funding isis and al qaeda— qatar who are funding isis and al
minister, you are an israeli minister _ qatar. minister, you are an israeli minister and - qatar. minister, you are an| israeli minister and member qatar. minister, you are an - israeli minister and member of the war cabinet that is why we ask you about matters that pertain to israel which are in your control and which are as a decisionmaker.— decisionmaker. with all due res - ect, decisionmaker. with all due resoeet. you _ decisionmaker. with all due respect, you have _ decisionmaker. with...
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so we have been listing that to the country, foreign minister who's also causes prime minister. shake them home. i've been up of i'm on also on a, he's been hosting the turkish foreign minister, how con, feed on. and they were both talking of calls about the war on gaza and the escalating tensions in the region. following yvonne's vitale. a treat attack on israel on saturday. that is of course, yvonne's 1st direct strike on israel, fun divani and tower tree. that's when it's sent around $300.00 drones and messiahs again from iran into is really tell tree most of which were intercepted, not just by as well, but also by its allies, including the united states version funds and also a number of middle eastern countries. saudi arabia and jordan, so the foreign ministers of kasha and turkey have been talking about keeping the focus on gaza on the suffering of people in gaza. and they and, and, and they said that the tensions that we're seeing as a result of, of yvonne's, of iran strike because of the war on gaza. the country foreign minister said that they spoke in great detail about the e
so we have been listing that to the country, foreign minister who's also causes prime minister. shake them home. i've been up of i'm on also on a, he's been hosting the turkish foreign minister, how con, feed on. and they were both talking of calls about the war on gaza and the escalating tensions in the region. following yvonne's vitale. a treat attack on israel on saturday. that is of course, yvonne's 1st direct strike on israel, fun divani and tower tree. that's when it's sent around $300.00...
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i know that mike kollek minister spencer -- i know that my colleague, minister spencer will be there on that day. >> the mayor is described as having given away the future of the region's children. he was responding to the 40% of 500 million pounds issued by the lord in a deal to to local business mates and forgive them who help the standard for local development. he describes it as unforgivable. they have sold the seaside taxpayers down the river. >> he talked about seaside taxpayers. there has never been a mayoral prefix. at the same time, he secured a new freeport so no wonder people voted for him again. >> can i ask my right honorable friend if he has seen the video that's doing the rounds of the theft in the shop in my constituency at the chemist. in the space of eight minutes, two threatening individuals brought thousands of pounds out of that shop. this is happening again and again and again. one of my team went out and photographed them leaving brazenly, not caring and even spitting at the police. will he now say to the home secretary that this is not a petty crime? this is a
i know that mike kollek minister spencer -- i know that my colleague, minister spencer will be there on that day. >> the mayor is described as having given away the future of the region's children. he was responding to the 40% of 500 million pounds issued by the lord in a deal to to local business mates and forgive them who help the standard for local development. he describes it as unforgivable. they have sold the seaside taxpayers down the river. >> he talked about seaside...
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what can ou minister has not said a word. what can you tell— minister has not said a word. what can you tell me — minister has not said a word. what can you tell me about _ minister has not said a word. what can you tell me about this - minister has not said a word. what can you tell me about this idea that these two groups of people, the anti—government protesters, the bring my loved ones home protesters, coming together, they are now protesting together, how significant is that? ~ , , .., is that? well, it is significant in terms of the — is that? well, it is significant in terms of the impact _ is that? well, it is significant in terms of the impact that - is that? well, it is significant in terms of the impact that they l is that? well, it is significant in i terms of the impact that they have on the public, and yet the government has made many efforts to really delegitimise them. and the word that is being used is that they are politicised, as if that diminished their legitimacy as citizens who are asking for redress from the government. it could only be toppled
what can ou minister has not said a word. what can you tell— minister has not said a word. what can you tell me — minister has not said a word. what can you tell me about _ minister has not said a word. what can you tell me about this - minister has not said a word. what can you tell me about this idea that these two groups of people, the anti—government protesters, the bring my loved ones home protesters, coming together, they are now protesting together, how significant is that? ~ , ,...
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you said there _ the israeli prime minister. you said there that _ the israeli prime minister. you said there that the _ the israeli prime minister. you said there that the president did not have much to show for his previous warnings and we now have reports that in the last few hours israel plans to take more steps to allow aid into gaza and open new routes into the territory. what do make of those announcements? does it potentially show that israel is taking this latest warning a bit more seriously? absolutely. the president needed to make a credible statement to the prime minister about what would happen if he was not listened to and it was clear and it is now clear that the prime minister heard him. i think important lessons will be taken from this, from all sides. number one, that the united states, push comes to shove, the president will use the leverage that he has. that it is not acceptable to behave in ways that are counted to western values and ideals, the law of armed conflict must be followed and a collective punishment is not acceptable in this situation in gaza ca
you said there _ the israeli prime minister. you said there that _ the israeli prime minister. you said there that the _ the israeli prime minister. you said there that the president did not have much to show for his previous warnings and we now have reports that in the last few hours israel plans to take more steps to allow aid into gaza and open new routes into the territory. what do make of those announcements? does it potentially show that israel is taking this latest warning a bit more...
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t think we might have a new first minister? , , ., , , ., minister? i suppose that depends on whether or not _ minister? i suppose that depends on whether or not there _ minister? i suppose that depends on whether or not there are _ minister? i suppose that depends on whether or not there are multiple i whether or not there are multiple candidates for the post of snp leader, because that would affect the timetable of what's the party did to allow different candidates to go out and campaign. they would have to secure nominations first, then have a campaign and a vote. the party to my knowledge hasn't said anything of that yet. it will depend on the candidates.— anything of that yet. it will depend on the candidates. professor nicola mcewan, on the candidates. professor nicola mcewan. thank _ on the candidates. professor nicola mcewan, thank you _ on the candidates. professor nicola mcewan, thank you very _ on the candidates. professor nicola mcewan, thank you very much. i mcewan, thank you very much. if you arejustjoining us, this is the moment that
t think we might have a new first minister? , , ., , , ., minister? i suppose that depends on whether or not _ minister? i suppose that depends on whether or not there _ minister? i suppose that depends on whether or not there are _ minister? i suppose that depends on whether or not there are multiple i whether or not there are multiple candidates for the post of snp leader, because that would affect the timetable of what's the party did to allow different candidates to go out and campaign....
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kubrakov, he holds the position of deputy prime minister and minister of infrastructure, development of communities and territories, although he was once one of the favorites in the president's entourage, there are questions about the minister of justice, the child, and there are rumors about the possible rotation of the minister, and it is clear that they continue. what strange conversations about the position of the prime minister of ukraine, since different names emerge, which, in principle, in this personnel pool, i think our audience knows oksana markarova from there and rostislav shurma, chernyshov, svyredenko, there, even to the head of the office of the president, andriy yermak. but nevertheless, there are other rumors about the fact that, in principle, denys shmihal is completely satisfied. bank, so it makes no sense, uh , taking into account his political inertia, to change him to another person and thereby create, create additional turbulence in the government offices. therefore, it is most likely for the prime minister, this is such a long game, which will be periodically
kubrakov, he holds the position of deputy prime minister and minister of infrastructure, development of communities and territories, although he was once one of the favorites in the president's entourage, there are questions about the minister of justice, the child, and there are rumors about the possible rotation of the minister, and it is clear that they continue. what strange conversations about the position of the prime minister of ukraine, since different names emerge, which, in principle,...
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it's an honor to stand here today with the prime minister of japan, prime minister kishida. when i became president i said the united states would rebuild the muscle of our democratic alliances and we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our allies again, because our alliances are america's greatest asset and our relationship with japan is powerful proof of that, that investing in our alliance, raising our collective ambitions, we yield remarkable results. over the last three years, the partnership between japan and the united states has been transformed into a truly global partnership and that is thanks in no small part to the courageous leadership of prime minister kishida, and i mean that sincerely. ing to our countries are taking significant steps to strengthen defense, security, cooperation, modernizing command and control structures and increasing interoperability and planning of our militaries so they can work together in a seamless, effective ways the most significant upgrade in our alliance since it was first established. i'm also pleased to announce that for the first t
it's an honor to stand here today with the prime minister of japan, prime minister kishida. when i became president i said the united states would rebuild the muscle of our democratic alliances and we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our allies again, because our alliances are america's greatest asset and our relationship with japan is powerful proof of that, that investing in our alliance, raising our collective ambitions, we yield remarkable results. over the last three years, the partnership...
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the last visit by a japanese prime minister was is -- was in 2015, prime minister abe. the international situation surrounding the two countries and the nature of the partnership have changed significantly from that time. prime minister abe's visit focused on the 70th anniversary of the end of the war in the regional cooperations the two countries have. they talked about, the prime minister and president obama talked about tpp and free and open in the pacific. we have faced a turning point in our history, facing serious challenges. including, russian aggression into ukraine, the situation in the middle east, and a complex situation in east asia. japan has been very clear and firm in standing up against any attempts to change the status quo or any violation of the fundamental principles of the international order. japan has also played an important role in coordinating the network to support the ukrainian people's efforts to defend themselves. japan had the g-7 last year. japan has been active in many other global issues, in close coordination with the united states. i t
the last visit by a japanese prime minister was is -- was in 2015, prime minister abe. the international situation surrounding the two countries and the nature of the partnership have changed significantly from that time. prime minister abe's visit focused on the 70th anniversary of the end of the war in the regional cooperations the two countries have. they talked about, the prime minister and president obama talked about tpp and free and open in the pacific. we have faced a turning point in...
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we do understand that over the weekend, the first minister did reach out to the first minister did reach out to the other parties by sending letters to the other parties asking them to come and meet him. ash regan, of the alba party, said that she was happy to meet with the first minister. the party leader is alex salmond, and he said the price of ash regan�*s support would be the re—prioritisation of independence. but we do understand that he's unlikely to go for that deal, we understand that one senior snp figures said it would be intolerable for any snp leader to be beholden to alex salmond. alex salmond was of course, a former leader of the snp. and douglas ross, the leader of the scottish conservatives, said he does not expect humza yousaf to survive the week as first minister, and that was also echoed by scottish labour over the weekend as well. alexandra mackenzie in — over the weekend as well. alexandra mackenzie in edinburgh _ over the weekend as well. alexandra mackenzie in edinburgh for— over the weekend as well. alexandra mackenzie in edinburgh for us. - over the week
we do understand that over the weekend, the first minister did reach out to the first minister did reach out to the other parties by sending letters to the other parties asking them to come and meet him. ash regan, of the alba party, said that she was happy to meet with the first minister. the party leader is alex salmond, and he said the price of ash regan�*s support would be the re—prioritisation of independence. but we do understand that he's unlikely to go for that deal, we understand...
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in the past few years, you can name a minister who was not the minister of automobiles or the minister of market regulation. you can see the problems in that sector. they say they don't see us, the industry, for example, they say we we had a meeting about the industry related to the health care field, which means heartache, they say they don't know any connection at all. for example, the railway industry , the shipping industry, please forgive me. it can be a part , i don't care about its size, i don't care about how big or small it is. when we discuss chains and industrial units , we say that as long as you are considered our chain, from then on, it becomes our industry, where we are in the so-called b-to-b space means that a company transfers its product to another company as a raw material it produces, we call it the upstream sector. our assumption is that if this happens, this sector will be separate. of course, my proposal is not the ministry of mines and metals. i say that if such a conversation and a so-called reformation discourse takes place in the government, we should create
in the past few years, you can name a minister who was not the minister of automobiles or the minister of market regulation. you can see the problems in that sector. they say they don't see us, the industry, for example, they say we we had a meeting about the industry related to the health care field, which means heartache, they say they don't know any connection at all. for example, the railway industry , the shipping industry, please forgive me. it can be a part , i don't care about its size,...
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. the words the prime minister has been using-— the words the prime minister has been using. that is right, and this is extremely _ been using. that is right, and this is extremely strong _ been using. that is right, and this is extremely strong language - been using. that is right, and this is extremely strong language and| been using. that is right, and this| is extremely strong language and i think it shows how sensitive these things are for qatar, that does straddle this very difficult role in the region. it is a country also because of its proximity to iran that doesn't like to antagonise iran. it does not have diplomatic relations with israel, but it has often acted as a go—between when it comes to a previous ceasefire negotiations with hamas in gaza. and really because of the importance of the us to qatar, the small but very well of gulf country, it was to nip in the bad this idea that it is not an honest broker here. it also highlights how things are for such a delicate phase at the moment when it comes to negotiations on a new deal that could bring home some of the
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minister sunak? cool heads should revail. ~ . �* minister sunak? cool heads should revail. ~ ., �* , minister sunak? cool heads should revail. ., �* , ., prevail. what i'm saying is we are not interested _ prevail. what i'm saying is we are not interested in _ prevail. what i'm saying is we are not interested in a _ prevail. what i'm saying is we are not interested in a war. _ prevail. what i'm saying is we are not interested in a war. we - prevail. what i'm saying is we are not interested in a war. we are i not interested in a war. we are interested in deterrence and we will make the right decisions in order to make the right decisions in order to make sure iran is deterred. but your country would understand it better than any other, sometimes not doing anything is making things worse. we know that we need to deter iran, we know that we need to deter iran, we know we cannot let that happen ever again. i would like to remind you that iran that has threatened us is the same iran that is using their proxies in the middle east, hezbollah, the hama
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prime minister prime minister fumio kushida is arriving later this afternoon. as you said the japanese prime minister will visit once in a decadem in fact so i'm very fortunate to be here as ambassador and the prime minister visits the united states with all the president's. the last official visit by prime minister was in 2015 and the international situation surrounding the two countries have the politics of change significantly from that time. prime minister abbas visit focused on the 17th anniversary of the end of the war. the prime minister and the president obama talked about ppp and free and open -- but but ths time around we are faced with the turning point in our history facing serious challenges including russian aggression the situation in the middle east and severe complex issues in east asia. japan has been very clear and firm against any attempt to change the status quo or any violation of the fundamental principals of the international order. japan has also played an important role in coordinating the support of the ukrainian people defense. japan
prime minister prime minister fumio kushida is arriving later this afternoon. as you said the japanese prime minister will visit once in a decadem in fact so i'm very fortunate to be here as ambassador and the prime minister visits the united states with all the president's. the last official visit by prime minister was in 2015 and the international situation surrounding the two countries have the politics of change significantly from that time. prime minister abbas visit focused on the 17th...
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what you do want the prime ministers to do, | do want the prime ministers to do, as were crying? i do want the prime ministers to do, as were crying?— do want the prime ministers to do, as were crying? i 'ust wanted him to robabl as were crying? i 'ust wanted him to probably stop — as were crying? ijust wanted him to probably stop speaking, _ as were crying? ijust wanted him to probably stop speaking, or- as were crying? ijust wanted him to probably stop speaking, or take - as were crying? ijust wanted him to probably stop speaking, or take a i probably stop speaking, or take a moment and acknowledge what his actions did. i want him to acknowledge the distress it caused an utterly me, all the volunteers, but the rest of the people in the audience. everybody out there watching was really distressed. thank you very much was not that is sarah williams. thank you for joining us on bbc news. you are watching bbc news with me, catherine byaruhanga. we will be back after the short break. hello. we've seen some fairly heavy rain through the overnight period and this morning as well,
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we are outside the first minister's _ the first minister? we are outside the first minister's residence. - the first minister? we are outside the first minister's residence. it i the first minister's residence. it was quite a short speech. i have just heard from some of my colleagues who were inside that it was an incredibly emotional time. humza yousaf became emotional. at one point. and several of his colleagues and staff are also quite emotional because this has unravelled very quickly since thursday stop this time last week where we were expecting —— where we are expecting this? humza yousaf said ending the bute house agreement was the right thing to do he underestimated the level of hurt that had been caused, and we heard about that level of hurt from the co—leaders of the green party over the weekend. he said as he was about to announce that he was resigning, he had reflected on what was best for everyone. we can imagine that he spent the weekend at his family home in dundee, thinking about his options, thinking just over a year
we are outside the first minister's _ the first minister? we are outside the first minister's residence. - the first minister? we are outside the first minister's residence. it i the first minister's residence. it was quite a short speech. i have just heard from some of my colleagues who were inside that it was an incredibly emotional time. humza yousaf became emotional. at one point. and several of his colleagues and staff are also quite emotional because this has unravelled very quickly since...
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rather, he even named some of the surnames, but among these surnames there was no prime minister, no chairman of the verkhovna rada, no secretary nsdc, well, what are we talking about, i.e. deletant decisions, not professional decisions, decisions based on the pr base, so i do not rule out that there may also be an appeal, but here there should still be a professional assessment, the minister called the decision aimed at justice of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro. kuleba, termination of consular services for ukrainian men of conscription age living abroad, i will quote mr. kuleba in an interview with the guardian. the boys in the trenches are very tired, they don't understand why the government isn't trying to get more people to participate in war according to kuleba, it is not yet clear how many ukrainian men will return, but he considers it unacceptable that men abroad sit in restaurants while others die on... well , the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine articulates completely logical and correct questions, no one will argue with this , but over the past two years we have ac
rather, he even named some of the surnames, but among these surnames there was no prime minister, no chairman of the verkhovna rada, no secretary nsdc, well, what are we talking about, i.e. deletant decisions, not professional decisions, decisions based on the pr base, so i do not rule out that there may also be an appeal, but here there should still be a professional assessment, the minister called the decision aimed at justice of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro. kuleba, termination of...
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although, of course, we had 2 officials above the minister level, a prime minister and a vice president , in this meeting. and of course , we have a large number of ministers, deputy ministers, members of parliament and a wide range of influential economic figures of the african continent. we hosted them today, and of course this program will continue in the coming days, and there are a lot of well -known businessmen and private economic activists from the african continent. today, we were at their service in iran. what are the areas? well, i need to explain a little later. well, we actually had a deep study in the area of the common capacities we have with the african continent, the potentials we have , the capacities, opportunities and capabilities we have for the continent. africa and possibilities and opportunities and potential africa continent has to offer to iran and in the areas where we have the possibility to cooperate with the african continent, we tried to identify well-known businessmen in our agencies in african countries. our ambassadors, our private sectors, our bu
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i'sre minster minister edwina currie. i've aot m minster minister edwina currie. is: got my head in minster minister edwina currie. i�*”2 got my head in my hands minster minister edwina currie. i“2 got my head in my hands somewhat, i am no stranger to scandal in the house of commons but i was getting more and more bizarre. it's really very troubling. more and more bizarre. it's really very troubling-— more and more bizarre. it's really very troubling. does the party and its... very troubling. does the party and its- -- does — very troubling. does the party and its... does this _ very troubling. does the party and its... does this mean _ very troubling. does the party and its... does this mean that - very troubling. does the party and its... does this mean that they . very troubling. does the party and | its... does this mean that they are slow to get ahead of corruption or sexual scandal before it appears in newspapers?— newspapers? yes. i think that's -robabl newspapers? yes. i think that's probably a _ newspapers? yes. i think that's probably a fair
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he was appointed minister of foreign affairs in 2012 went on to become the longest-serving foreign minister and japan's history. his firsthand experts of the private sector not just the private sector in his time working an investment firm in tokyo was public/private partnership i want to personally thank him for the great work he has done for the asset management sector and finding new ways for people to save and japan. also to make japan and tokyo hub for financial services in asia. i like to thank the prime minister for strong support of the 60th anniversary last year in tokyo. you brought active engagement for cabinet and personally involved with us the thank you very much for that. as all of you know the council's omission strengthen the economic partnership. it is a partnership that is a cornerstone of stability, security and not prosperity. not just in the end of pacific region but globally. our relationship is more important than ever. we look forward to working together the government of japan and advance our shared goals and we really appreciate you are making very first meeting o
he was appointed minister of foreign affairs in 2012 went on to become the longest-serving foreign minister and japan's history. his firsthand experts of the private sector not just the private sector in his time working an investment firm in tokyo was public/private partnership i want to personally thank him for the great work he has done for the asset management sector and finding new ways for people to save and japan. also to make japan and tokyo hub for financial services in asia. i like to...
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i will ensure the community is considered by the relevant health minister. >> the prime minister told us on monday that he resolved to make a telephone call to benjamin netanyahu to restrict what has killed and maimed over 100,000 people, 72% of them women and children. can you tell us how the telephone call went and what you will do if an unrestrained war begins? >> i was pleased to speak with prime minister netanyahu who thanked the u.k. for their support over the weekend. we discussed how iran is isolated on the world stage. and i made the point that significant escalation is not in anyone's interests. i retraced concerns in gaza and i welcomed statements about increasing aid into gaza. we need to see those commitments delivered. >> we are faced by two huge applications. does the prime minister agree that productive farms are not the right place and it should waste peoples time to live and in fear like this? >> particularly at a time of geopolitical threats, we must protect food security. we see more solar, which is one of the cheapest forms of energy. that is why our national infr
i will ensure the community is considered by the relevant health minister. >> the prime minister told us on monday that he resolved to make a telephone call to benjamin netanyahu to restrict what has killed and maimed over 100,000 people, 72% of them women and children. can you tell us how the telephone call went and what you will do if an unrestrained war begins? >> i was pleased to speak with prime minister netanyahu who thanked the u.k. for their support over the weekend. we...
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we had 7 foreign minister and a late, a bad bulk, and the u. k. foreign minister, david cameron here, this way, cooling full restraint. that has been the message from the western community. indeed, nobody wants to see this a spill out into a major or more major conflict. and that is, you know, everybody will be signed a sort of sense of relief as we have been hearing from a right. and for officials that there is no applied at a retaliatory attack. so it could well be that for the moment, things on that front have calmed down somewhat, but the region of course remained credibly hot and nothing can be guaranteed in this region. it is very volatile. rebecca, thanks very much for that. let us funded rebecca. it does reporting from journals them that let's bring in the job now he's a political scientist and director of the center for middle east and global order. welcome ali. we're still waiting for official confirmation that is around the could be potentially behind this attack. but what does it look like to you was user friendly behind this? well,
we had 7 foreign minister and a late, a bad bulk, and the u. k. foreign minister, david cameron here, this way, cooling full restraint. that has been the message from the western community. indeed, nobody wants to see this a spill out into a major or more major conflict. and that is, you know, everybody will be signed a sort of sense of relief as we have been hearing from a right. and for officials that there is no applied at a retaliatory attack. so it could well be that for the moment, things...
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they are vetted at parliament, the prime minister it with the prime minister, the president will need to find a figure that parliament can get behind because he needs a majority's approval at the national assembly in order to get his a prime minister approved. so in a sense of present use on yours 1st test of whether he can change his leadership style that he has come under. so much criticism and the past few days has already come knocking on his door. that is eunice can joining us with a life is life and soul. thank you eunice. the us in japan have an ounce plans for new joint, a defense network and partnership with australia, us president joe biden. and jeff and his prime minister for me. ok, she mentioned the white house by and said wednesdays announcement represented the closest collaboration between washington in tokyo and decades. the 2 leaders also discussed both korea and tensions with china. in our alliance, we have what japan is a purely defensive in nature. it's a defensive alliance, and the things we discussed today improve our cooperation and our, and our surely about def
they are vetted at parliament, the prime minister it with the prime minister, the president will need to find a figure that parliament can get behind because he needs a majority's approval at the national assembly in order to get his a prime minister approved. so in a sense of present use on yours 1st test of whether he can change his leadership style that he has come under. so much criticism and the past few days has already come knocking on his door. that is eunice can joining us with a life...
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seven, 2026. -- interim prime minister-— minister. how realistic is that? it's _ minister. how realistic is that? it's a _ minister. how realistic is that? it's a big _ minister. how realistic is that? it's a big goal - minister. how realistic is that? it's a big goal for l minister. how realistic is l that? it's a big goal for the that? it's a big goalfor the council, a couple of years. is it possible? i've been talking about elections for many years now in haiti.— now in haiti. right, they haven't _ now in haiti. right, they haven't held _ now in haiti. right, they haven't held elections i now in haiti. right, they. haven't held elections here now in haiti. right, they- haven't held elections here in almost a decade and that was back when the gang violence was not as widespread as it is today so it's hard to say. i mean, obviously the first thing is how to quell the violence. some people have said a deal must be reached with the gangs because before, the political and economic inaudible 80, there've been manipulating gangs and fin
seven, 2026. -- interim prime minister-— minister. how realistic is that? it's _ minister. how realistic is that? it's a _ minister. how realistic is that? it's a big _ minister. how realistic is that? it's a big goal - minister. how realistic is that? it's a big goal for l minister. how realistic is l that? it's a big goal for the that? it's a big goalfor the council, a couple of years. is it possible? i've been talking about elections for many years now in haiti.— now in haiti. right,...
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, two of your prime ministers, two of your prime ministers, boris johnson. nothing happened. >> why should they believe you this time? >> well, because we've we've put a plan in place to deliver that money. boris pointed the direction . given the outrageous direction. given the outrageous invasion of ukraine, rishi sunak has continued that this is a massive boost. it's real money, it's costed and i think it reflects the deteriorating international. >> it's paid for by cutting civil service jobs, isn't it? can you, can you do that? it's very hard . we cut civil service jobs. >> well, we need to get the civil service back to the size that it was prior to covid. there's been an additional 72,000. so we need to achieve workforce optimisation . we can workforce optimisation. we can also channel some of our growing r&d budget into defence, because we need that industrial base that creates british jobs, but also gives us more sovereignty over our defence capabilities. so all of that in the round is very good news. we'll be the second largest, defence investor in na
, two of your prime ministers, two of your prime ministers, boris johnson. nothing happened. >> why should they believe you this time? >> well, because we've we've put a plan in place to deliver that money. boris pointed the direction . given the outrageous direction. given the outrageous invasion of ukraine, rishi sunak has continued that this is a massive boost. it's real money, it's costed and i think it reflects the deteriorating international. >> it's paid for by cutting...
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i love being a minister. it was to great serve and contribute through the energy crisis, which was, as you might imagine, quite stressful , at the time. but we stressful, at the time. but we really pulled that off, putting in place all the schemes that supported families, businesses . supported families, businesses. we even had to stand one up for northern ireland. ijust we even had to stand one up for northern ireland. i just pay tribute to a lot of people, talk about civil servants and where they're all working from home. and the team at bayes are now at disney's, the energy security department really are quite remarkable. people worked phenomenally hard . and to land a phenomenally hard. and to land a scheme in northern ireland which we weren't even legally responsible for, makes sure that every family got the support they were supposed to have and have that go off without a hitch was a tremendous achievement, and it was done under incredible time pressure. so i'm very proud of that. i'm very proud of what
i love being a minister. it was to great serve and contribute through the energy crisis, which was, as you might imagine, quite stressful , at the time. but we stressful, at the time. but we really pulled that off, putting in place all the schemes that supported families, businesses . supported families, businesses. we even had to stand one up for northern ireland. ijust we even had to stand one up for northern ireland. i just pay tribute to a lot of people, talk about civil servants and where...
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israel's foreign minister says this is possible if hamas agrees to free its hostages. but there's no sign of that happening at this point. a video showing two hostages, including an american, was released on saturday by hamas. in other diplomatic moves, the us secretary of state antony blinken is due in saudi arabia for talks with regional leaders. he and other key players are expected to meet on the sidelines of the world economic forum. and it's reported a hamas delegation will visit cairo on monday for gaza ceasefire talks. this is palestinian president, mahmoud abbas's appeal for the us to urge israel against any offensive in rafah. translation: and i say here, what is ha - enin: translation: and i say here, what is happening now— translation: and i say here, what is happening now in _ translation: and i say here, what is happening now in gaza, _ translation: and i say here, what is happening now in gaza, and _ translation: and i say here, what is happening now in gaza, and what - translation: and i say here, what is happening now in gaza, and what willl happenin
israel's foreign minister says this is possible if hamas agrees to free its hostages. but there's no sign of that happening at this point. a video showing two hostages, including an american, was released on saturday by hamas. in other diplomatic moves, the us secretary of state antony blinken is due in saudi arabia for talks with regional leaders. he and other key players are expected to meet on the sidelines of the world economic forum. and it's reported a hamas delegation will visit cairo on...
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we had gem and foreign minister on a late a bad bulk on the u. k. foreign minister, david cameron here this way, cooling full restraint. that has been the message from the western community. indeed, nobody wants to see this a spill out into a major or more major conflict. and that is, you know, everybody will be signing a sort of sense of relief as we have been hearing from a right. and for officials that there is no applied at retaliatory attack. so it could well be that for the moment, things on that front have come down somewhat, but the region of course remained credibly hot and nothing can be guaranteed in this region. it is very volatile. rebecca, thanks very much for that correspondence. rebecca, it does important from journals them the political scientists i leave for the job is director of the center for middle east and global order. i, lia he gave me his assessment well, there are a lot of details that are not confirmed yet, but of course we can suggest that it's very likely that you know what happened in terms of the strike on the wron
we had gem and foreign minister on a late a bad bulk on the u. k. foreign minister, david cameron here this way, cooling full restraint. that has been the message from the western community. indeed, nobody wants to see this a spill out into a major or more major conflict. and that is, you know, everybody will be signing a sort of sense of relief as we have been hearing from a right. and for officials that there is no applied at retaliatory attack. so it could well be that for the moment, things...
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so not understand here today with the prime minister of japan, president could shape prime minister kishida. when i became president, i said that the united states would rebuild the muscle of our democratic alliances and we stand shoulder to shoulder their allies again because our alliances are america's greatest asset. the relationship with japan is powerful. proof of that, that investing in our lives and raising our collective ambitions, we yield remarkable results over the last three years. the partnership between japan, the united states, has been transformed into a truly global partnership that's thanks in no small part to the courageous leadership prime minister kishida. and i mean, that's serially together, our countries are taking significant steps to strengthen defense security cooperation or modernizing command and control structures and during increasingly interoperability and planning of our militaries that so you can work together in a seamless and effective way. this is the most significant upgrade and our alliance sensitive and it says it was first established. i'm also pleas
so not understand here today with the prime minister of japan, president could shape prime minister kishida. when i became president, i said that the united states would rebuild the muscle of our democratic alliances and we stand shoulder to shoulder their allies again because our alliances are america's greatest asset. the relationship with japan is powerful. proof of that, that investing in our lives and raising our collective ambitions, we yield remarkable results over the last three years....
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i believe, was discussed in prime minister. you have the express to wish to have everything judgment to with kim, to and on that. but the see that that duction is already resolved, which means that they are refusing to enter that meeting. what to do to push the button above to the, to the 8 summit. and that what the engagement till to ask present it by didn't present by didn't my question, what did you hear from 5 minutes to case you that and go to see what ups of ation and feeding your president and with a new can me so issues. what is your position? do you support the summit between japan and north korea? thank you. first of all, if i may, just regarding my somebody meeting with the president invited is about north korea including the, the, me. so the nuclear issues we have discussed in regarding the, the increasingly loading situation we have agreed to, to continue close according nation. and to on top of that, it would be that could that to the window or for a discussion with north korea is open and to we discussed at the t
i believe, was discussed in prime minister. you have the express to wish to have everything judgment to with kim, to and on that. but the see that that duction is already resolved, which means that they are refusing to enter that meeting. what to do to push the button above to the, to the 8 summit. and that what the engagement till to ask present it by didn't present by didn't my question, what did you hear from 5 minutes to case you that and go to see what ups of ation and feeding your...
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prime minister. they will be holding a live joint news conference as you can see on your screen they will deliver this live from the white house rose garden. as we anticipate this, the administration says the pair will talk everything from ukraine to the future of artificial intelligence. but the big focus of course, john, will be on beijing. hello and welcome everyone to another busy news afternoon i am sandra smith in new york. >> john: i am john roberts in washington this is "america reports." looks like we are still a way away from that news conference for delegations have not come up to the rose garden just yet but it appears china and russia are taking note of prime minister kishida's visit to washington. the foreign minister going to xi jinping less than 24 hours ago and what was a show of support against united states. >> sandra: we will have fox team coverage beginning now bret baier are standing by. >> john: but first with jacqui heinrich life from the rose garden we are expecting this to h
prime minister. they will be holding a live joint news conference as you can see on your screen they will deliver this live from the white house rose garden. as we anticipate this, the administration says the pair will talk everything from ukraine to the future of artificial intelligence. but the big focus of course, john, will be on beijing. hello and welcome everyone to another busy news afternoon i am sandra smith in new york. >> john: i am john roberts in washington this is...
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as _ minister. welcome to bbc news. thank you for having me. as you _ minister. welcome to bbc news. thank you for having me. as you know - minister. welcome to bbc news. thank you for having me. as you know now, i you for having me. as you know now, for many weeks. _ you for having me. as you know now, for many weeks, the _ you for having me. as you know now, for many weeks, the progress - you for having me. as you know now, for many weeks, the progress of - you for having me. as you know now, for many weeks, the progress of the | for many weeks, the progress of the talks there was very little. the prospects seem to be bleak, there seems to have been an acceleration. can you tell us whether talks are now? we understand a new proposal is on the table and that they hamas and israeli delegations are studying it. israeli delegations are studying it. is that correct?— is that correct? yes, as you probably — is that correct? yes, as you probably heard _ is that correct? yes, as you probably heard and - is that correct? yes, as you | probably heard and reported is
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the key thing we learned there is that the prime minister confirmed that the prime minister confirmed that rafjets did shoot down a number of iranian drones, though we don't know how many. the big message he was sending is to reiterate the idea of calm heads prevailing, the idea of calm heads prevailing, the idea of calm heads prevailing, the idea of restrained. we have heard that echoed by the labour leader sir keir starmer as well. even in talking about that g7 leaders meeting later today, talks about he would continue to urge for calm. that's because there is this big risk of the situation escalating. he, as was his counterpart in the united states job he, as was his counterpart in the united statesjob item, it will be keeping in mind what iran and said, that should there be any response from israel to what they consider as a measure taken in self defence, then iran would retaliate in a way that we haven't seen before. keeping in mind that this entire episode has been unprecedented in the first place. been unprecedented in the first lace. , . been unprecedented in the first lace. .
the key thing we learned there is that the prime minister confirmed that the prime minister confirmed that rafjets did shoot down a number of iranian drones, though we don't know how many. the big message he was sending is to reiterate the idea of calm heads prevailing, the idea of calm heads prevailing, the idea of calm heads prevailing, the idea of restrained. we have heard that echoed by the labour leader sir keir starmer as well. even in talking about that g7 leaders meeting later today,...
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minister. labour. later in the show and the rwanda aftermath, the pm faces big questions over whether rwanda flights will act as a deterrent after 250 migrants attempted to cross the channel yesterday. >> and of course, we saw those five deaths. also a former labour defence minister is going to join us to discuss that . to join us to discuss that. >> covid has scarred pupils . >> covid has scarred pupils. it's official children who started school during the pandemic will have worse gcse results up until 2030. school closures have brought on prolonged damage for our pupils. how can it ever be recovered? >> i mean, that can be filed under the flippin obvious , under the flippin obvious, really, couldn't it? >> hindsight is a very easy thing , but we shouldn't have thing, but we shouldn't have closed the schools. >> what i find amazing as a parent is that we aren't apparently doing anything to plug apparently doing anything to plug this gap. now, this research is fantastic because it does confirm
minister. labour. later in the show and the rwanda aftermath, the pm faces big questions over whether rwanda flights will act as a deterrent after 250 migrants attempted to cross the channel yesterday. >> and of course, we saw those five deaths. also a former labour defence minister is going to join us to discuss that . to join us to discuss that. >> covid has scarred pupils . >> covid has scarred pupils. it's official children who started school during the pandemic will have...