kingdom government, there is— is a new united kingdom government, there is an _ is a new united kingdomt minister and eradicating child poverty, securing economic growth, — child poverty, securing economic growth, improving our public services, _ growth, improving our public services, strengthening the public finances _ services, strengthening the public finances and achieving the transition to net zero. as first minister. _ transition to net zero. as first minister. i_ transition to net zero. as first minister, i will use every opportunity to advance those ideas and policies, and i welcome the fact that i've _ and policies, and i welcome the fact that i've had that opportunity to prove _ that i've had that opportunity to prove those points to the prime minister— prove those points to the prime minister and agree to work constructively to achieve those objectives. constructively to achieve those objectives-— constructively to achieve those ob'ectives. ~ , ., , ., objectives. was the cause a question on the table — objectives. was the cause a question on the table today? _ objectives. wa

and the united kingdom government, is able to fulfil that commitment.ade clear, as i did on friday, that the scottish national party has to take time to reflect and consider the issues that the election presents to us. and what i'm interested in as first minister of scotland is making a difference for the people of scotland, of delivering on my objectives of eradicating child poverty, of delivering economic growth, of improving our public services, and delivering net zero. and on many of those questions, there is common ground to be achieved by working collaboratively with the united kingdom government — and i committed us to doing so. the newly—appointed foreign secretary, david lammy, has been speaking about his desire to reset the uk's relationship with the eu, whilst on a visit to meet his polish counterpart. mr lammy stressed that the two countries share the same strategic vision on ukraine and nato, with british troops and air defence systems helping to defend poland. it's part of a wider trip, which saw the foreign secretary in germany yesterday

kingdom government.f frustration, even at times despair. and the message here is pretty obvious — to stress the united in kingdom. we're serious about devolution, resetting it, taking it back to those founding principles where governments actually work together in the national interest. cooperation over conflict, respect over suspicion, and making sure that we are delivering for every scot right across the country. going from one mp in scotland at the last election to 37 on thursday was some shift for labour, but the work isn't over. the party now hopes to win control of the scottish government from the snp in the 2026 holyrood elections. that means delivering the change labour has promised to scottish voters as quickly as possible — a huge challenge when the party has pledged to stick to conservative spending plans. in westminster elections, scotland has now swung dramatically from labour to the snp and back again in less than a decade. it's prompted some soul searching for supporters of independence, b

kingdom government. at times despair. and the message here is pretty obvious — to stress the united in kingdom. we're serious about devolution, resetting it, taking it back to those founding principles where governments actually work together in the national interest. cooperation over conflict, respect over suspicion, and making sure that we are delivering for every scot right across the country. going from one mp in scotland at the last election to 37 on thursday was some shift for labour, but the work isn't over. the party now hopes to win control of the scottish government from the snp in the 2026 holyrood elections. that means delivering the change labour has promised to scottish voters as quickly as possible — a huge challenge when the party has pledged to stick to conservative spending plans. in westminster elections, scotland has now swung dramatically from labour to the snp and back again in less than a decade. it's prompted some soul searching for supporters of independence, but it's also a warn

kingdom government.ven at times despair. and the message here is pretty obvious — to stress the united in kingdom. we're serious about devolution, resetting it, taking it back to those founding principles where governments actually work together in the national interest. cooperation over conflict, respect over suspicion, and making sure that we are delivering for every scot right across the country. going from one mp in scotland at the last election to 37 on thursday was some shift for labour, but the work isn't over. the party now hopes to win control of the scottish government from the snp in the 2026 holyrood elections. that means delivering the change labour has promised to scottish voters as quickly as possible — a huge challenge when the party has pledged to stick to conservative spending plans. in westminster elections, scotland has now swung dramatically from labour to the snp and back again in less than a decade. it's prompted some soul searching for supporters of independence, but it's also a w

kingdom government.heading for northern ireland, then wales, before meeting english mayors. you're live with bbc news. the family and supporters ofjailed political dissident and journalist, vladimir kara—murza, are fearing for his health, after he was taken to a prison hospital on thursday. mr kara—murza's wife evgenia kara—murza said on x that prison officials refused to comment on his condition when his lawyers tried to visit him. last year, mr kara—murza — who is a dual russian—british citizen — was sentenced to 20 five years in prison —— citizen — was sentenced to 25 years in prison after criticising russian president vladimir putin and the war in ukraine. he was later sent to a prison colony in siberia. mr kara—murza suffers from a neurological condition that his wife says stems from being poisoned. he has repeatedly raised concerns about his health and welfare. russian opposition leader alexei navalny died in an arctic prison earlier this year while serving a three—decade sentence. joining me live

kingdom government. and the message here is pretty obvious — to stress the united in kingdom. we're serious about devolution, resetting it, taking it back —— we're serious about restoring devolution, resetting it, taking it back to those founding principles, where governments actually work together in the national interest. cooperation over conflict, respect over suspicion, and making sure that we are delivering for every scot right across the country. going from one mp in scotland at the last election to 37 on thursday was some shift for labour, but the work isn't over. the party now hopes to win control of the scottish government from the snp in the 2026 holyrood elections. that means delivering the change labour has promised to scottish voters as quickly as possible — a huge challenge when the party has pledged to stick to conservative spending plans. in westminster elections, scotland has now swung dramatically from labour to the snp and back again in less than a decade. it's prompted some soul—searc

ireland so that the best outcomes possible are delivered for citizens across the united kingdom. my ministers will establish a new council of the nations and regions to renew opportunities for the prime minister, heads of devolved governments and mayors of combined authorities to collaborate with each other. my government will continue to support the political institutions and devolved government in northern ireland. in consultation with all parties, measures will be brought forward to begin the process of repealing and replacing the northern ireland troubles legacy and reconciliation act 2023. measures to modernize the constitution will be introduced including house of lords reform to remove the right of hereditary peers to sit and vote in the lords. my ministers will strengthen the integrity of elections and encourage wide participation in the democratic process. the government will propose a modernization committee of the house of commons which will be tasked with driving up standards, improving work practices and reforming procedures. my government will ensure a strong defens

kingdom government.ish mayors. you're live with bbc news. the family and supporters ofjailed political dissident and journalist, vladimir kara—murza, are fearing for his health, after he was taken to a prison hospital on thursday. mr kara—murza's wife evgenia kara—murza said on x that prison officials refused to comment on his condition when his lawyers tried to visit him. last year, mr kara—murza — who is a dual russian—british citizen — was sentenced to twenty five years in prison after criticising russian president vladimir putin and the war in ukraine. he was later sent to a prison colony in siberia. mr kara—murza suffers from a neurological condition that his wife says stems from being poisoned. he has repeatedly raised concerns about his health and welfare. russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, died in an arctic prison while serving a three—decade sentence. joining me live is evgenia kara—murza, the wife of vladamir kara—murza. great to have you on with us, especially under these circumstances

the inquiry�*s module one report recommends fundamental reform didn't perform in the united kingdom governmenteaching recommendations concerning the system of civil emergencies. the central recommendations in summary are... a radical simplification of the civil emergency preparedness and resilience systems. this includes rationalising and streamlining current bureaucracy and providing for better and simpler ministerial and official structures and leadership. a new approach to risk assessment. this provides for a better and more comprehensive evaluation of a wider range of actual risks. a new uk—wide approach to the development of strategy, which it learns lessons from the past and from regular civil emergency exercises and takes proper account of existing inequalities and vulnerabilities. better data collection and sharing in advance of future pandemics. and the commissioning of a wider range of research projects. the holding of a uk wide pandemic response exercise at least every three years and the publication of the outcome. the bringing in of external expertise from outside government and t

so that the bestpo outcomes possible are delivered for citizens across the united kingdom. my ministers will establish ane new council of the nation's and regions to renew opportunities for the prime minister, heads of devolved governments and mayors of combined authorities to collaborate with each other. my government will continuee to support the political institutions and devolved government in northern ireland. in consultation with all parties, measures will be brought forward to begin the process of repealing and replacing the northerng ireland troubles, legacy and reconciliation act 2023. measures to modernize the constitution will be introduced, including house of lords reform to remove the right of hereditary peers to sit and vote in the lords. my ministers will strengthen the integrity of elections and encourage wide participation in the democratic process. the government will propose a modernization committee of theom house of commons, which will be tasked with driving standards, improving work practices and reforming procedures. my government will ensure a strong

ireland so that the best outcomes possible are delivered for citizens across the united kingdom.y ministers will establish a new council of the nations and regions to renew opportunities for the prime minister, heads of devolved governments and mayors of combined authorities to collaborate with each other. my government will continue to support the political institutions and devolved government in northern ireland. in consultation with all parties, measures will be brought forward to begin the process of repealing and replacing the northern ireland troubles legacy and reconciliation act 2023. measures to modernize the constitution will be introduced including house of lords reform to remove the right of hereditary peers to sit and vote in the lords. my ministers will strengthen the integrity of elections and encourage wide participation in the democratic process. the government will propose a modernization committee of the house of commons which will be tasked with driving up standards, improving work practices and reforming procedures. my government will ensure a strong defense

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packed to strength and cooperation on the mutual threats faced by the united kingdom and the european union my government will play its part in trying to secure long term peace and security in the middle east. which is committed to a 2 state solution with a safe and secure israel, alongside a viable and submarine kind of stand in states. a later this week, my government will host european political community meeting at the named palace the creating and i look forward to our visit to samoa alongside the color of heads of government meeting in october and visit to australia. members of the house of commons estimates for the public services will be laid before you. my lords and members of the house of commons, other messages will be laid before you. i pray that the blessing of almighty god may rest upon your councils. my government is committed to a new deal, one of the opening sentences, we heard that from king charles, the 3rd c addressed the sitting of both houses of parliament in the united kingdom, opening a new poem entry session in a speech which he delivered costs that speech is

you're a european company with extensive operations in the united kingdom.hat are you asking them for, what do you want to see? we are a european company, and we see the united kingdom as part of europe geographically. so that is a country that is very important for us, we've been there since the beginning of the history of us, and it is very important to us. we are engaging with the new government, it is good to see that they will be dust there'll be stability to see that there'll be stability in the years to come in the uk, and there are plenty of things to be addressed — i mention decarbonisation — but also challenges in the field of security, defence, space, and many others. it's good to have a government to speak to. there's a sense that there is more rapprochement between the two, is that something you welcome? indeed, we are a bridge between the continental europe and the uk, and we want to remain a bridge, and it's good to see that there's appetite for a closer relationship in particular when it comes to the defence and security, which i think it's s

i have given this job my all but you have sent a clear snap that the government of the united kingdomange and yours is the only judgment that matters. >> ♪ sweet caroline -- ♪ >> and celebraons for the liberal democrats. they've won 71 seats and become the third largest party ithe commons. ♪ >> hello to you, welcome to do you think street. i'm ben thompson and it has been a day of come, and goings in the street behind me and we'll take you through all all you need too know. representatives from all the main parties. i want to run you through the main results. labour won 412 seats. it will give them a majority of 170. keir starmer has been appointed prime minister by king charles. he spent the afternoon appointing his first cabinet. sunak's party fell to just 121 seats. richie sunak left downing street saying he will resign as conservative leader. democrats gained 63 seats. their total of 71 makes them the third largest party at westminster. faraj has won just five seats. in northern ireland, the largest single party holds seven of the 18 seats in the province and in scotland, the snp

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the united kingdom united against the ruling party and defeated the tories. guardian.picable government in living memory, the saboteurs, destroyers, bullies, incompetent people, preyers and rude egoists are gone. among those who lost, the leader of the house of commons, who will not even become an ordinary deputy, was seated in parliament, more than a dozen members of the british government, flew out of all corridors of power, the ministers of defense, justice, education, culture, transport, the one who was responsible for migration issues, the conservatives lost ground: in the boot, as follows from the message on social networks, but the best results in history were shown by the british liberals -democrats, who are not part of the bipartisan consensus, have more than seventy seats, they even won in the constituencies of former conservative prime ministers, theresa may and david cameron. the head of the reform party, nigil, became a member of parliament for the first time. farage and his associates came in second place in eighty constituencies at once, this is the resu

they also met the scottish russ minister on sunday night and brought a spot of his tool, united kingdom. and his government as responded to the you case plan to scrap a controversial deal to the port, assign him, seek us with the country. it said the crisis of the regular migration was a problem for the u. k. no trolanda and they had upheld best side of the agreement, including with regards to finances. the u. k. has already given the aligned and government hundreds of millions of pounds for the deal. money. it now cannot recover. your spring make a boeing has accepted a pre deal in a criminal, full charge relating to 2 faithful crushes of it's 737 match jets. the terms include a fine of $244000000.00. at least 346 people were killed in crashes in indonesia and ethiopia in 20182019. the settlement must not be approved by us, judge chapter thompson's report. since the department of justice reached its last agreement with boeing in 2021, that allowed the company to avoid prosecution for misleading regulate as of 737 macs across the families of those who died as a result, a faulty flight c

kingdom. rolanda is government says it takes note of the new u. k. government's decision to scribe by controversial deals to the port, assign him so it goes to the country regardless. and the crisis of the regular migration was a problem for the u. k. not rolanda. and that they had the pell best side of the agreement. but you guys already given the random government, hundreds of millions of pounds for the deal. money, it now cannot recover us. yes, president joe biden has told fellow democrats, he's firmly committed to his re election campaign in a less than a binding promise, congressional democrats, he would stay in the presidential race to beat republican challenge of donald trump . the president on the mounting pressure from the democrats. why would he may not be fit for office in an interview with us media by them says he's not doing any way . you told his critics to challenge him at the democratic convention in august. i'm always talking about how i don't have the wide support. come on, gimme a break. come with me. why? why? i'm getting so f

any policy needs to form a majority and that will become the government of the united kingdom. where heating room is already the re, she's still not is planning to resign in the morning at which point he'll have to go to the canteen tend to his resignation. quickly followed by gustavo or punky stone, will be asked by the head of state to form a new government which entered downing street and addressed the nation as a new prime minister of the united kingdom. i'll extend a busy night in the u. k. and also busy nights for us here in rutland dw as quick software. thank you so much, one packing all of that for us and noticed on how to engine to some of the stories making news around the world. i could not see us. presidential bible has again said he has no intention of falling out of his re election bed. as this campaign remains under pressure over concerns about his age. but he won the order was to support us at the white house that he is not going anywhere. he's for his clothes to step aside following his board to be a performance against on the drum or i'll come back out with us

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the united kingdom united against the ruling party and defeated the tory liquid guardian. o'clock struck, the country knew it was free of the most despicable government in living memory. pests, destroyers, bullies, incompetent people, preyers and... your disappointments, i take responsibility for this loss to everyone conservative party candidates and activists who worked tirelessly , but to no avail. sunak, who is leaving downing street but remains the leader of the conservatives until a successor is chosen, the main mouser of the residence of british prime ministers, hot larry, finally shit in his shoe, as follows from a message on social networks. but the best results in history were shown by the british liberal democrats, who are not part of the bipartisan consensus. they have it. a popular populist like farage in britain should be prepared, but the most deafening labor demonstrated success. they have over 400 seats, twice as many as before the elections, and can easily form a one-party government. true, the authoritative times predicts a grueling 5 years, it will be n

but you have sent a clear signal to the government of the united kingdom must change, and yours is the only judgment that matters. i have heard your anger, your disappointment, and i take responsibility for this loss. the among high profile conserves of loses was less trust. britton's, shortest southern prime minister ever. her actions led to a bull market. the collapse in studying the liberal democrats, the most successful election on record taking many conservative votes and also taking votes from the conservatives was the right wing populace reform u. k. policy. it's not just disappointment with the conservative policy. there was a massive gas publish sense of right of british politics a my job is to fit it. we will now be targeting labels with coming from the but being that out about about the labor party, the scottish nation, respond to u. haul it last most of it's 43 seats. people who run across the okay work up to a brand new political landscape, the conservative policy imploded. now labor may have a seismic victory, but test on to deliver on change. he must deliver quickly. the

i'm here today to show the united kingdom's solidarity with evan.ate government requested 18 years in prison for gershkovich, but the final verdict was 16 years in a maximum security colony. the verdict will come into force in 15 days, this time is given for appeal, but will evan gershkovich and his lawyers to challenge the decision of the sverdlovsk regional court, it is unknown; the lawyers of the american journalist did not answer these questions. kirill bortnikov, maksata pargeldyev, dmitry komovleeva, lead yekaterinburg. more than half of ukrainians liable for military service have not updated their military registration and enlistment data. introduces the first results of forced mobilization, a new wave of summonses and now fines is being prepared, the smugglers’ fee for assistance in crossing the border has increased to 20 thousand dollars. andrey grigoriev will continue: in in the village of rakitnaya, kiev region, a ukrainian woman set herself on fire in front of the local court building because it refused to give armor to her husband from

kingdom should have a different government, i saw your anger, your disappointment and i take responsibilityo this result, i will resign as party leader, not immediately, but when the formal procedures for electing my successor have been completed. in the house of commons sunak do there’s really nothing, he’s not fit to be the leader of the opposition. there are rumors in the press that vitaly and his wife, the daughter of an indian billionaire, will sooner or later move to california, where... they bought a comfortable house long ago, it is not clear what the others who lost in this election will do, the former prime minister was thrown out of parliament minister list tras. she is remembered not only for her fiasco as head of government, but for her poor knowledge of geography, and stated that britain would never recognize russian sovereignty over the voronezh and rostov regions. regions, another lover of threatening moscow, former minister of defense grandsheps, is on the list of those not included in parliament. as if wound up, he talked about '. the letter l is like a student studying fo

but you have sent a clear signal, that the government of the united kingdom must change.e only judgment that matters. i have heard your anger, your disappointment, and i take responsibility for this loss. he offered these words about keir starmer. whatever our disagreements in this campaign, he is a decent, public—spirited man, who i respect. these were his last public remarks in high office. to the country i would like to say first and foremost, i am sorry. i have given thisjob my all. but you have sent a clear signal, that the government of the united kingdom must change. and yours is the only judgment that matters. i have heard your anger, your disappointment, and i take responsibility for this loss. he offered these words about keir starmer. whatever our disagreements in this campaign, he is a decent, public—spirited man, who i respect. these were his last public remarks in high office. this is a difficult day, at the end of a number of difficult days. but i leave thisjob, or not to have been your prime minister. this is the best country in the world, and it is thanks

but you have sent a clear signal that the government of the united kingdom must change, and yours isd your anger, your disappointment, and i take responsibility for this loss. to all the conservative candidates, the campaigners, who have worked tirelessly but without success, i am sorry that we could not deliver what your efforts deserved. sir keir starmer will shortly become our prime minister. to put the conservative performance into perspective. their total of 121 mp5 is their lowest since the end of the first world war. their share of the vote was just 23.7% — down from the 43.6% they polled in 2019. let's look at the reform uk party now. their campaign was of course spearheaded by nigel farage — who's become well—used to being heckled, and that continued at his party's post—election news conference this afternoon. he, as usual, carried on regardless — and with just over 14% of the national vote translating into just five seats — that's less than 1% of the total — he had this message for the country. when it comes to providing the voice of opposition, we may be too few in number

the united kingdom united against the ruling party and defeated the tory liquid guardian.it struck 10 o'clock. the country realized that it was freed from the most despicable government in living memory. saboteurs, destroyers, bullies, incompetent people, preyers and rude the egoists are gone. among those who lost, the leader of the house of commons, who will not even become an ordinary deputy, was seated in parliament, more than a dozen members of the british government at once, flew out of all corridors of power, the minister of defense, justice, education, culture, transport, the one who was responsible for issues migration, finally shit his shoe, as follows from a message on social networks, but the best results in history were shown by the british liberal democrats, who are not part of the bipartisan consensus, they have more than seventy seats, they won even constituencies of former conservative prime ministers, theresa may and david cameron. for the first time , the head of the reform party, nigil farage, became a member of parliament; his associates came in second

you're a european company with extensive operations in the united kingdom. — what are you asking them for, what do you want to see? irate asking them for, what do you want to see?— asking them for, what do you want to see? we are a european company, — want to see? we are a european company, and — want to see? we are a european company, and we _ want to see? we are a european company, and we see _ want to see? we are a european company, and we see the - want to see? we are a european| company, and we see the united kingdom as part of europe geographically. so that is a country that is very important for us, we've been there since the beginning of the history of us, and it is very important to us. we are engaging with the new government, it is good to see that they will be dust there'll be stability in the years to come in the uk, and there are plenty of things to be addressed — i mention decarbonisation — but also challenges in the field of security, defence, space, and many others. it's good to have a government to speak to. there's a sense that there is mor

i have given thisjob my all, but you have sent a clear signal that the government of the united kingdomust change, and yours is the only judgment that matters. # sweet caroline # whoa, whoa, whoa! and celebrations for the liberal democrats — winning 71 seats — and becoming the third—largest party in the commons. hello, i'm ben thompson, and welcome to downing street. it has been a day of comings and goings in the street behind me. in the next hour, we'll take you through all of the headlines and key outcomes from the general election — hearing from representatives from all of the main parties. let's start by recapping the result. labour have taken power, winning 412 seats, which is set to give them a majority of 170. sir keir starmer has been appointed prime minister by king charles and has spent the afternoon appointing his first cabinet. rishi sunak�*s conservatives fell to just 121 seats — down 251 on the last election. he has left downing street, and says he will resign as conservative leader. the liberal democrats have gained 63 seats. their total of 71 makes them the third largest

you're a european company with extensive operations in the united kingdom.'s a new uk government — what are you asking them for, what do you want to see? we are a european company, and we see the united kingdom as part of europe geographically. so that is a country that is very important for us, we've been there since the beginning of the history of airbus, and it is very important to us. we are engaging with the new government, it is good to see that there'll be stability in the years to come in the uk, and there are plenty of things to be addressed — i mention decarbonisation — but also challenges in the field of security, defence, space, and many others. it's good to have a government to speak to. there's a sense that there is more rapprochement between the two, is that something you welcome? indeed, we are a bridge between the continental europe and the uk, and we want to remain a bridge, and it's good to see that there's appetite for a closer relationship in particular when it comes to the defence and security, which i think it's something we really nee

of the united kingdom must change. and yours is the voter turnout and the election was the lowest in years. but it was enough to prepare labor to over $400.00 seats in parliament and leave the conservative, languishing, but around a $120.00. the conservatives last. well, the populace reformed bodies gain. delita nigel for one of the seats in parliament for the 1st time. the. it's not just disappointment with the conservative policy. there was a massive got of a sense of right of british politics. my job is to fit it and that's exactly what i'm going to do. many people in the u. k. automatic coming didn't new political landscape. but other side of skeptical of just hall martine, this new government can bring about. so it will be interesting to see how labor actually performs. if they don't, i think we've got another change of government in the next election. life, in say, what's going on? i think people are getting fed up buttons, new, private historic, got down to work immediately. the begin appointing members office n

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sir keir wants to improve relations between the central government and other parts of the united kingdommaining hostages in gaza. the palestinian armed group is reported to have accepted a us proposal to begin talks of a release. and four volunteers have emerged from a small compound in texas where they've spent more than a year in conditions simulating those on mars. the american space agency, nasa, wants to find out how they've coped. the new business secretary has said "job guarantees" will form part of the negotiations with steel giant tata about its port talbot site. jonathan reynolds said there was "a better deal available" on the future of the plant, but said newer technologies would employ fewer people. we see this as a major priority.

one more reason why we're seeing a bit of an upside is the news in the united kingdom about the governmentnd their plans to reintroduce mandatory housing targets. that's reducing some names in this sector. when it comes to telecoms, they're also tracking higher at this stage by 0.8%. earlier this morning the s&p raised their note -- their grade on telecom italia, and, therefore, that is also boosting a little bit of momentum when it comes to some of the telecom names. and i want to tell you about health care at all. yesterday we saw nor vo nordisk their shares higher. when you compare their weight loss drug with the rival, eli lillys, the latter seemed to have worked better than novo nor nordisk. that put some pressure. we're also tracking what's happening on health care. but i want to take you to some corporate-specific earnings this year. hapag-lloyd hikes its 2024 earnings forecast. it's coming in between 2.2 and 2.4 billion euros. you can see the stock higher this morning, up 6% at this stage. barratt raised their forecast and cuts their 2025 build target amid higher interest rates and

at the top, the new prime minister of the united kingdom, keir starmer , made it clear that his governmentt... revoke permission for kiev to fire british weapons into russian territory, and will not abandon efforts in the west to obtain equipment from countries outside the bloc, as bloomberg writes that they are trying to convince the president of the republic of korea to supply artillery shells to ukraine, thereby changing the country's policy, which prohibits sending lethal weapons to conflict zones. it is becoming increasingly difficult to convince european residents of the need for further support for ukraine. there will likely again be a range of expressions of solidarity at the summit. i hope that the alliances will unite and really support ukraine with the next package, but unfortunately, i am not sure about this. not sure about the power of unity nato and the publication's observers. stephen walt believes that the alliance is heading towards the abyss; loud statements should not be taken seriously. atlantic solidarity is not worth it, according to the journalist, europe and the uni

_ living, all imposed on scotland by a united kingdom government and wings you have _ united kingdomration we of course will work with them. _ and migration we of course will work with them, but will be got to realise — with them, but will be got to realise is _ with them, but will be got to realise is that the damage has been done to— realise is that the damage has been done to us. — realise is that the damage has been done to us, the imposition of brexit which _ done to us, the imposition of brexit which was _ done to us, the imposition of brexit which was imposed on scotland against — which was imposed on scotland against our will and is now doing real damage to the economy in scotland — real damage to the economy in scotland and in the rest of the united — scotland and in the rest of the united kingdom, and this election debate _ united kingdom, and this election debate has not really focused on that economic damage, it is almost like the _ that economic damage, it is almost like the labour party and the conservatives have just accepted that damage to our economy, but we don't _

of the united kingdom must change, and your judgment is all that matters. responsibility for this defeat, after these results i will resign as leader of the party not immediately, but after the electors choose my successor. but in the meantime , the leader of the labor party, keir starmer, has already had an audience with the king, which means he is now officially the new prime minister of great britain. starmer promised to immediately begin transforming the country 's uk ambulance programme. they promise a solution. housing crisis, nationalization of the railways, postal service and water supply companies, announced health reform, improvements to the justice system, and a reduction in the number of migrants in britain. in the foreign policy part of the program to strengthen trade relations with the european union and support participants in strengthening nato's role. it should be noted here that starmer, in principle, does not share the position on abandoning nuclear weapons. changing a country is not like turning on a switch, the world has changed, it wil

prime minister, he now has a rival, as already reported, the new head of government of the united kingdomer, brought a cat named jo-jo to downing street. british animal psychologists are in panic. an experienced rat catcher, lari has been in the cabinet for almost 13 years, and has survived six ministers, but this may not be tolerated. quarrels may begin between him and his competitor, getting bogged down in which larry will simply get angry and forget about the mice, and the residence will be filled with rats. and the cats will constantly fight, given the warlike nature of the cat lari, who always emerged victorious in various fights with the formidable labrador rishisunoka and even drove a huge fox out of the residence, it is the cat of the new prime minister who should be afraid. and now to the events of the international rally of the silk road marathon: who became the best in the second stage, stas redikultsev will talk about it. rally raids are a special type of motorsport, the competitors here are not only they compete, but they help. turned over and caught fire, other riders came t

sir keir wants to improve relations between the central government and other parts of the united kingdomotests in israel, with demands the government reach a deal with hamas to ensure the release of the remaining hostages in gaza. the palestinian armed group is reported to have accepted a us proposal to begin talks of a release. and four volunteers have emerged from a small compound in texas where they've spent more than a year in conditions simulating those on mars. the american space agency, nasa, wants to find out how they've coped. the new business secretary has said "job guarantees" will form part of the negotiations with steel giant tata about its port talbot site. jonathan reynolds said there was "a better deal available" on the future of the plant, but said newer technologies would employ fewer people. we see this as a major priority. i have already spoken to tata steel about it, as has the new prime minister made time for that conversation. i will be talking to them again today, asking representatives of the workforce, sharon and unite, but also community and gmb, to talk to me

. >> well, the united kingdom now has a new government and a new prime minister following a landslide victory by the country's center left labor party. >> but the country's new leader won't have much time to celebrate the victory. he's likely to have a busy schedule in the coming days, and fox's caroline shively has more from washington. >> good afternoon, keir starmer addressing his country shortly after meeting with king charles, the third and being named the new prime minister of the united kingdom, our country has voted decisively for change for national renewal and a return of politics to public service. >> starmer, center left labor party steamrolled to victory, winning more than 410 seats in parliament and delivering a devastating defeat to the conservative government, which had been in power for 14 years. >> it's been a very bad night for the conservatives, reduced to under 120 seats, which is its worst defeat in living memory. >> starmer says he and his new government are now focused on the work ahead, including fixing the country's national health service, shoring up other p

of, of the united kingdom we've. we should also know whether some people would have even hold onto the seats or a speculation. that may be even reach you soon of might lose a seat. it's not very likely, but it could happen. so it will be a very tense election night here in the okay, that's one to watch. thank you so much for reporting that his biggest mass for us in london and in the united states, the white house says the president joe biden is not reconsidering his decision to run for another term, an office fight has been under increasing pressure to step aside after his poor performance and a head to head to base with donald trump. last week, more top democrats have begun to openly express their concerns about biden's ability to do the job following a series of public samples in recent months. here's whitehouse folks person a korean john pierre responding to the new york times report. the suggestive fighting was waking up whether to continue his broad what i can say is the president is moving forward. he's moving

the united kingdom must change.nister's residence on downingstree 10, sunok himself will now be replaced by keir starmer, who from this day forward. officially becomes the new head of the uk government. changing a country is not like flipping a switch; the world has become more unstable. it will take some time, but i have no doubt that the work of change will begin slowly. who are you, mr starmer? the british know the answer to this question in general terms. former a lawyer, an attorney general and a man described as a leader without charisma. the paradox of the election campaign brought one of the most impressive victories to the borists. one of the most unpopular leaders, the question is how long will the credit of trust given to him by the british last, it is unlikely that the liberalists will really be able to solve all the accumulated problems, well , what you definitely shouldn’t expect changes in is the combination of flags on government buildings, foreign policy, especially in relation to russia, the only t

but you have sent a clear signal, that the government of the united kingdom must change. heard your anger, your disappointment, and i take responsibility for this loss. he offered these words about keir starmer. whatever our disagreements in this campaign, he is a decent, public—spirited man, who i respect. these were his last public remarks in high office. this is a difficult day, at the end of a number of difficult days. but i leave thisjob, honoured have been your prime minister. this is the best country in the world, and it is thanks entirely to you, the british people, the true source of all of our achievements, our strengths and our greatness, thank you. in truth, he tried everything to revive conservative fortunes, but had failed, leading his party to catastrophic defeat. sir keir starmer, your majesty. and so leading to this moment. as keir starmer get used to regal small talk, and the country gets used to its fourth prime minister in under two years. chris mason, bbc news, westminster. chris was not wrong about the rain. the team is trying to cover all of our kid