to calm markets and attract country investors the credibility of the british cabinet has been badly underminedmsy actions of its predecessor liter. released today for sunoka residence on downing street after serving as prime minister. only 49 days of farewell speech. she decided to show off her iruditation and quote the best sineco from the philosopher, but even here she succeeded . somehow it’s not coherent, as the roman philosopher wrote, sineco. we dare not many things because they are heavy, but they are heavy because we dare not do them. we simply cannot afford to be the low-growth side of the former prime minister's speech. already criticized the london curtain. in his last speech. before 10 downing street strass showed no sign of remorse for the chaos in which her 50-day premiership was engulfed. instead, she quoted the roman osenneko, sunok became the leader of the conservative party on the day when indians celebrate their main holiday, devali, symbolizing the victory of good over evil this time. the british ruled us for 200 years. and now i feel the indians will to rule britain for th

was said by ibon, who the day before could not even pronounce the name of the new head of the british cabinetsts have already criticized the drawing for being too concerned about the ukrainian issue. they say the economy is crashing, and the first hours of his place of concrete proposals and firm decisions he calls, kiev and quite the press and. well, more precisely, the old composition of the cabinet included those who caused chaos under the leadership of the leaf, including those who were recently fired home secretary and treasurer jeremy hunt who intends to return a austerity budget. also, the drawing was returned to its original place by the minister of the environment, which literally infuriated the environmentalist for such steps, the example went in order to maintain the loyalty of party members. the press writes about this, but ordinary britons suffering from serious growth. the price of political intrigue cares little about it. they post on social media. i had to leave social media for a few hours to calm down after i saw this terrible office from sunako, he gathered the most incompe

the same thing, the head of the british cabinet promised, and during a telephone conversation with jubaidens have already criticized sunn for being too concerned about the ukrainian issue, the same that his predecessor also showed or, let me remind you, she lasted as prime minister for only 45 days, the press was dissatisfied with the new, or rather, the old cabinet, it included all the same persons who, under the leadership of the tracks, brought the country to an economic crisis. among them, the recently sacked home secretary also appointed uh treasurer jeremy hunt who intends to return the austerity to the budget returned to the environment minister, who caused the fury of the ecolo. ukrainian troops shelled novaya kakhovka in the kherson region tonight our air defense shot down four hammers missiles the kiev regime stubbornly prevents the return of peaceful life in the new russian territories and hits the liberated cities and settlements. however, there, no matter what. in the midst of the restoration of the destroyed infrastructure and new prospects for development from the lpr, a repo

it would mean changes in two o the top four jobs in the british cabinet in weeks. >> certainly add to picture of chaos. i generally challenge the idea that she would not have wanted to lose the home secretary. the government is now changing course. this is not the government that liz truss really wanted to lead in terms of her platform, economic agenda, which has been completely shredded. we are now seeing the ris sunak version of the plan, we are seeing his supporters in key roles. this is part of liz truss trying to appeal to the broader party more than disappointment, and this change makes sense. >> that is a former conservative adviso can i bring you up-to-date on a bit of information we brought you one hour ago? the government's chief whip, wendy morton, had resigned or had been sacked, it was not clear. her deputy had gone with her. we now understand that the business secretary, jacob rees-mogg, a close ally of the prime minister, ss he does not know if this is true or not. there are rumors and contradictory rumors, either that she was sacked and reinstated, or that she resigned

several british cabinet ministers who had resigned at the time of the route decided to return to workk, but only about a third of his majesty's subjects are happy with the new prime minister. why did alexander khabarov rish find out and the fifty- seventh prime minister of great britain came to buckingham palace this morning to hear about his appointment from the lips of the monarch the ceremony took place in the room where russian tsar nicholas stayed in 1844 since then. it is called so 18:44 and is considered the most important room in the palace, the third appoints the prime minister for the first time. in addition, bags are not an ordinary example, born in a family of immigrants from india has never had such a british history. our country is facing a deep economic crisis, the consequences of covid. still feel the war. putin in ukraine has destabilized energy markets and disrupted supply chains, our main goal is to achieve economic stability and confidence. and this means that we have to make difficult decisions multimillionaire and professional financier. sunak promises to do his

he has come in build as a safe hand on the tail, a very experienced british cabinet minister, servedovernments. not from the same political wing as liz trust. she got rid of somebody who was a very strong ally, kwasi kwarteng. and put someone in already this government has had to roll back on some of its pleasures. —— scrapping its pledges. scrapping the top rate tax. next in line is the delaying of the cut of the basic rate of income tax. when the chancellor appeared on the laura kuenssberg programme this morning, he said basically that he was not going to rule anything out. i'm going to be asking every government department to find further efficiency savings. and can you today rule out dumping the other tax costs that liz truss has promised people? i'm not taking anything off the table. i want to keep as many of those tax cuts as i possibly can because our long—term health depends on being a low tax economy and i very strongly believe that. it sounds, chancellor, like you are preparing the country for a period of real hardship when mortgages are going to go up, rents are going to g

british cabinet minister michael gove has defended the new prime minister's decision to reappoint suellaevidence seen by the bbc appeared to question ms braverman's account of the timing of events leading to that resignation. 0ur political correspondent tony bonsignore is with me. it is slightly complicated, butjust talk us through what we know about this whole affair, and it is still politically very controversial, isn't it? it politically very controversial, isn't it? , , ., , ., isn't it? it is, it is controversial for a isn't it? it is, it is controversial fora number— isn't it? it is, it is controversial for a number of _ isn't it? it is, it is controversial for a number of reasons. - isn't it? it is, it is controversial for a number of reasons. one i isn't it? it is, it is controversial. for a number of reasons. one part isn't it? it is, it is controversial- for a number of reasons. one part is what happened and suella braverman using her private e—mail address to send out marketing information, but also the judgment of rishi sunak in appointing her six days after she had to resign

it the british cabinet in the space of a week. ii i the british cabinet in the space of a week.allenge the idea that she would not want to lose them secretary — she would not want to lose them secretary because actually, the government is now changing course and this_ government is now changing course and this is_ government is now changing course and this is not the government that she really— and this is not the government that she really want to lead in terms of the economic agenda and this is been completely— the economic agenda and this is been completely shredded and we are noticing — completely shredded and we are noticing much the rishi sunak of the economic_ noticing much the rishi sunak of the economic plan and we are seeing this in key— economic plan and we are seeing this in key roles — economic plan and we are seeing this in key roles. it is liz truss trying to appeal— in key roles. it is liz truss trying to appeal to— in key roles. it is liz truss trying to appeal to more of the party but this appointment and change does make _ this appointment and change does make

he first entered the british cabinet in 1908 at the age of just 33, and over course of the next 20 years he served in many the major offices of the british state. but it was the real role approach to write. and in the decade up to the outbreak of the second world war in 1929, he himself excluded from high to some of his political. he was an opportunist who changed political party twice. initially the conservatives to the liberals and 20 years later back from the to the conservatives allowing him remark anyone can react but it takes a certain ingenuity to rewrite to some. he was seen as a figure who told the suffragette he would not be henpecked. the champion of the costly gallipoli campaign in world war one and who had dismissed gandhi as a half naked fakir when opposing indian independence. what course churchill had got right during the 1930 where his early warnings about fascism and particularly the threat posed to european stability by the rise of hitler and militarized germany under the nazi party. all this that by the time he met eisenhower in the second world war, whether in. decem

case, not everything will depend on him in the same way as the foreign policy issues that the british cabinetl, you know, some progress, are already possible write about what was about to retire. wallace is speculating that he is about to retire, allegedly because the british government refuses to increase defense spending to three percent of gdp as promised before, but the crisis of such a situation, the current chancellor of the exchequer, jerry mehant, the current chancellor of the exchequer , may to be in our office, bitch, i already said that we will also have to save money on the defense. and ben wallace seems to have started talking about her plans to leave, does this mean some kind of change in foreign policy britain well, i don't know, we'll see, maybe it's worth hoping for. we can assume that the sunuk's first decision will still be to turn off the lights near the residence on downstreet, which burns during daylight hours in such a difficult situation, it is hardly possible for the prime minister to allow such an example to be shown to the british, but this is more of a joke, of cou

just remember, in the british cabinet, you have the prime minister, rishi sunak, center right, the smalleeing planes taking illegal migrants off rwanda. also -- of indian origin tackles the same sentiment, and that's why a number of people on the left in the labour party say, this is not a big win for people of asian and african origin. >> i want to point out, there was a scene in -- that show how black britons feel and black people feel they are at least twice as likely as what people to say there is discrimination in blitzes policing in the media, three times more likely to think the country is on far too little to address historical racial injustice, and more likely to believe the country's governing conservative party is institutionally racist. sunder, i want to come back to you, because henry made some points about different generations and people. so i do wonder, in the south asian community, for second and third generation south asians in britain, the duality that exists when it comes to multiculturalism's. is there this feeling of having multiple identity? or do you feel at home

divide the british government here and the british society as a whole, of course, but for the british cabinetary-technical assistance to ukraine and continue to provide, you know, another publication recently appeared in the santa times newspaper on the training of the ukrainian military here in england at four training grounds. it’s not clear what he teaches them, but you can guess, because the british also supply portable anti-tank systems, as well as communications and other things that i need to be able to use. here they are, with might and main, preparing the ukrainians to fight the russians and solemnly announce this and, in fact, be proud of it. the same secretary of defense was, wallace not it is difficult to speak on the slope of adequate or inadequate in their words, but in their assessments, but the fact is that british newspapers constantly publish materials on the so-called nuclear threat from russia. thus, they inflame passions among the population, of course, they are afraid, because everyone understands that such a nuclear war, at least. those who remember what we were taught

rishi sunak officiallyjoins the race to be the next conservative leader and british prime minister, with senior cabineto have asked fellow leadership hopeful penny mordaunt to drop out of the race and to back his campaign. she is said to have refused. she is still in the running despite sitting a distant third in declared mp nominations. she told the bbc she believes in cabinet led politics. president zelensky has condemned claims by russia's defence minister

rishi sunak officiallyjoins the race to be the next conservative leader and british prime minister, with senior cabinet ministers declaring support. former prime minister borisjohnson is reported to have asked fellow leadership hopeful penny mordaunt her to drop out of the race and to back his campaign. she is said to have refused. leader of the house of commons penny mordaunt is still in the running despite running a distant third in declared mp nomiations. she told the bbc she believes in cabinet—led politics. xijinping has become the most powerful leader in china in decades, after being given a third term as leader of the communist party. and the first 100th birthday cards from king charles and the queen consort, camilla have been delivered to people across the uk celebrating their centennial year. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. who can stop england — a 13—try demolition at the rugby world cup. as they top their pool with victory over south africa. the league leaders slip—up — arsenal are held by southampton at st mary's on a goal—packed day in the p

one party members of the head of the british the cabinet of ministers insist that she leave her posts, according to another ndbandont newspaper, the resignation of conservative examples is called inevitable. let me remind you that trass took office less than two months ago. during this time, as her opponents say, the country was on the brink of the british prime minister's financial abyss, and foreign policy is now openly criticized. so us president joe biden said that from the very beginning he considered the policy of the highway in the field of the economy a mistake. returning to russia hundreds of passengers this week , residents of rostov, where the airport is temporarily closed without transfers, were able to use a new train that connected the two southern capitals of russia, from now on they can get to the air harbor, sochi, and do it with maximum comfort and even cheaper than by bus. one of the first advantages of the new swallow was appreciated by pavel melnik on this light at the end of the tunnel she flies for the first time yurka swallow from rostov-on-don, after 9:00 on

pandemic, when they handed out money right and left, they actually ate it up and these plans of the british cabinett here in order to attract here investors failed because this tax cut is not justified, and in fact threatened to further increase the public debt. in fact, the markets reacted negatively britain must live by. and how will she do it? while it is not clear, the new chancellor jereme hunt has already announced that there are many difficult decisions ahead, apparently they will reduce, uh, deductions for social projects. nothing happened and so far become, uh, margaret thatcher although margaret thatcher, on the contrary , raised taxes and persecuted the strikers. here, apparently, alexander will be her. as far as i understand, there are procedural difficulties in order to throw out a rhinestone from the prime minister's post or directly now year you can not touch the new prime minister. why? it won't be removed right now. well, these are the internal rules of the conservative party. here, each political party has its own rules for the re-election of the leader. it is believed that if a p

as for possible reshuffles in the british cabinet of ministers, here on the captain's bridge great britainppointments, the highest officials in the vast majority of western countries, this is just a way to blow off steam, we understand, this is evidenced by sociological data, or something, the passion is amazingly unpopular, that is, politics that shape circles. it needs to be replaced by today. to avoid the negative social consequences of the uk. well, let's look at the candidates. to replace ben wallace, boris johnson is even richer sunok. well, they are fundamental in terms of approaches in foreign and domestic policy. chandeliers are no different, maybe the first person who proposed to strike at the russian federation, saying that crimea can also be bombed , the first person who allowed zelensky to do this. that's why, perhaps they don't look so caricatured, but nevertheless the essence is the same there. uh, i would also like to note that in addition to tactical exercises , where a nuclear strike on russia is simulated, uh, near our state borders 10 km from the border with the republi

here, in fact, the program of action of the british cabinet, yes, in the near future, here is the inauguraln the truth appeared in the media that the ukrainian political elite was not broadcasting enough and was already expressing it. uh, distrust of rechessunokk because he doesn't want to support ukraine. well, actually, he may have some kind of convincing economic program, given that britain, in general, is indeed a systemic crisis. yes , britain, as he writes in pity with uh, is managed by uh, sadly inefficient and is managed like that at first xxi century, and the legacy that he left the previous e, prime minister - a 6% budget deficit. er, that's more than a £ 200bn deficit, and 100% debt interest rates. the broadcast is almost 11%, and all that he can offer now to the people of england is not like saying, churchill has tears in his blood and under yes, just cut programs, uh, any social budget just cut the budget, because to get out of the debt crisis get out of the budget crisis , without, uh, some tough radical measures, and experiments on the population. e on subjects of charles iii

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no, because it caused chaos, such a sharp start to the work of the new cabinet of ministers causes the british-founded fears. what else to expect the british government declares that it does not intend to reverse its decisions and will continue to follow the chosen course, where it will lead, while one can only guess. we install, open, watch russian channels and all series of movies and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries for free without registration. russian air defense works in the kherson region, the alarm was announced in nova kakhovka reported from 10 intercepts in the air. new footage of combat work russian su-25s in the ministry of defense showed strikes against camouflaged field positions and armored vehicles of the enemy.

rishi sunak officiallyjoins the race to be the next conservative leader and british prime minister, with senior cabinetto have asked fellow leadership hopeful penny mordaunt her to drop out of the race and to back his campaign. she is said to have refused. leader of the house of commons penny mordaunt is still in the running despite running a distant third in declared mp nomiations. she told the bbc she believes in cabinet—led politics. xijinping has become the most powerful leader in china in decades, after being given a third term as leader of the communist party.

rishi sunak officiallyjoins the race to be the next conservative leader and british prime minister, with senior cabinetisters declaring support. former prime minister boris johnson is reported to have asked fellow leadership hopeful penny mordaunt to drop out of the race and to back his campaign. she is said to have refused. she is still in the running despite sitting a distant third in declared mp nominations. she told the bbc she believes in cabinet—led politics. president zelensky has condemned claims by russia's defence minister that kyiv was preparing to use a so—called dirty bomb in a false flag operation, and then try to blame it on moscow. now on bbc news, talking movie celebrates 100 years of the bbc by talking to some of the biggest names in the british film industries. hello from london, i'm tom brook. the bbc is 100 years old, and as part of the bbc 100 celebrations, talking movies is going to look at the contribution the corporation has made to the british film industry over the decades, through five top directors who have picked up their skills here at the bbc. i went to meet these filmma

our top stories: the new british prime minister rishi sunak, has been shaping his new cabinet after taking office. he has already caused controversy by re—appointing suella braverman as home secretary. she resigned last week after admitting that she sent the clothing giant adidas has ended its partnership with the musician ye, formerly known as kanye west. adidas says it doesn't tolerate hate speech. hours later gap said it would remove his yeezy products from its stores. on his twitter account. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. a warning, this edition contains references to racist language that some viewers may find offensive. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. eight decades after the world confronted the evil of nazism, significant numbers of people around the world are still drawn to extreme violent forms of race hatred and nationalism. in his youth, my guest was part of that culture. matthew collins was a violent far—right thug, but he changed sides, became an informer and after years in exile, returned to britain to become a prominent activist for the group hop

and british prime minister les stress is meeting a cabinet as she finds to hold on to a job ministers or in downing street. it comes a day after her new finance minister reverse almost all of her economic meshes. those are the headlines. mcclark will have been use our for you right after a witness with fight is winning chaos or control? ah, what does the new forever war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic? how did we get so much raw? the quizzical good us politics, the bottom line. ah, a low chill there my your, the me loves until such, and the you get a moment at a mouse in the casa or myself, the aca, according to see it. there are you are link miles. i see good on this go ahead on i la puente. really down the road that was kill next hour, leave it for young and those as me, me pop africa in. sell your la hello. i don't want to see a laugh where to sell or you. i don't know matlab with seamless apart dorsey scenes where there were less element they're going to play year 1st be they

rishi sunak officiallyjoins the race to be the next conservative leader and british prime minister, with senior cabinetisters declaring support. former prime minister borisjohnson is reported to have asked fellow leadership hopeful penny mordaunt to drop out of the race and to back his campaign. she is said to have refused. she is still in the running despite sitting a distant third in declared mp nominations. she told the bbc she believes in cabinet led politics. president zelensky has condemned claims by russia's defence minister that kyiv was preparing to use a so—called dirty bomb in a false flag operation, and then try to blame it on moscow. the first birthday cards from king charles and the queen consort, camilla have been delivered to people across the uk celebrating their 100th and 105th birthdays. hello and welcome to bbc world news. in less than 2a hours, the process of electing a new leader of the governing conservative party will move up a gear, as the deadline approaches for candidates to declare themselves. whoever wins will be succeeding liz truss after her ill—fated six—week premiership

environmentalists tried to interrupt the speech, critics, subjected to the socio-economic program, the cabinet, former britishwn expressed dissatisfaction with the plans . the highways cut benefits to the population. this, according to him, threatens the country with a nationwide uprising in favor of such forecasts, says reiti. since her appointment, it has declined by almost the level of support for the ruling conservative party also falls twice to 14% , and the inhabitants of germany express their dissatisfaction with the economic policy of the authorities, where anti-government rallies take place almost daily. producer prices in the eurozone. growing faster than ever writes the newspaper hans blood, noting that this is a signal of the danger of a further increase in inflation, the business situation is getting harder and harder every day for the hospitality industry to help the state. the situation is dramatic in winter, it is difficult to pass room without heating due to high energy prices. i decided to temporarily close the hotel. but where there are no visitors, two are in charitable organizations that

published by british publications, the reason for the general economic crisis, which, thanks to the efforts of the current government, is rapidly turning into an absolute financial storm , is the cabinetonate about increasing the budget deficit by 200 billion in a matter of months, this is a little bit 10% of british gdp , the government intends to take huge amounts of debt as a result of the cheaper function of sterling, interest rates on government bonds and bonds are rising, and the international ratings of the kingdom are declining. as a borrower , the share price falls in parallel, and it is in them that he keeps his capital. pension funds do not have enough money to pay out the shares have to be distributed, and if it happens, the stock market panic will remain millions without payments. british spectator promises europe a crisis compared to which the great depression of the thirties may seem like a children's matinee, the publication recalls that for the last 2 years the old world lived in debt, first during the quarantine period, and then due to the shortage and high cost of fuel, today europe's total debt on state obligations is 97% of gdp, while countries -giants against ita

british political history. she will assemble the cabinet for the last farewell. it will be brief. she will say good bye to the staff also and then appear. it's expected. she'll appear here in downing street at the lectern at omega a speech that will be probably quite brief. she will then go to buckingham palace, where king charles a 3rd is expecting an audience with her, and she will formally resign from the government. she is already resigned as prime minister with a notice that she would stay in place until her replacement was found. that will be a fairly brief affair of following protocol, and she will then leave and then re she sumac or the man who she'd beaten in the election or challenger or for leadership, or over the summer with the membership of the conservative party. but he was the choice of the parliamentary party and now it's all coming to fruition for him. he will be going to meet king charles and receive an invitation to form a government, which he will certainly be doing in a fairly rapid way. he will leave and he will come here to downing street in something like

a british prime minister liz trusses met her cabinets as she fights to hold onto a job ministers left downing street and the meeting came a day after her new finance minister reversal knows all of her economic measures. trust has been accused of running scared after she failed to address parliament on monday that a mob has more from london cabinet members were fairly tight lips going in and coming out of that meeting, they probably will have seen a, a new poll by you gov. the survey company suggesting that let's trust his popularity among the public, is the lowest for any leader in 20 years, only 10 percent saying that they viewed a favorably will only a handful of m. p. 's of come out and said she should go, but it's understood that many more privately have said that to graham brady, who has the back bench committee called the 1922 committee. she's meeting a members of parliament later on tuesday on wednesday. she's due to take prime ministers, questions facing his stomach, the labor leader. many people are wondering how well that will go given her diminished her standing. now given

cabinet. it would be double, but as usual british policy is the main threat come from their opponents. it is clear that the conservatives are not ready to get rid of a liter from right now it was just chosen, but by their actions. she clearly had time limits. stay in the main post for britain, in addition , this is only the beginning of the crisis alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov together, london speech about dollars, euros and yuans, for example, if there are no trading data on the moscow exchange, the rate will be based on reports of credit institutions with transactions with these currencies, if this information is not available, the results outside the exchange trading will become a guideline. business activity in the russian industry is growing for the second month in a row , the pmi index, manufacturing industries, reached 52 points, the rise was the fastest in 3.5 years. this is the data of the september study by s&p global, its experts note that production is expanding and growing. the number of new orders will remind. an index value above 50 points indicates an increase in ec

youngest prime minister in two hundred years and the first british—asian to achieve the highest office, he's been busy shaping his new cabinetmong the new appointments, dominic raab is back as deputy prime minister, suella braverman as home secretary, despite having broken the ministerial code last week, and michael gove returns, three months after he was sacked by boris johnson. civilians continue to leave the occupied ukrainian city of kherson, as russia continues to claim that, a so—called �*dirty bomb�* might be used. after five palestinians are killed during an overnight israeli raid in the west bank, we report from nablus we have a new generation of militants and the israelis using a level of force that is not been seen in the west bank in years. and adidas cuts ties with the rapper ye, and dangerous". hello and welcome. rishi sunak is spending his first night as prime minister in downing street after being officially appointed by king charles on tuesday morning. the 42—year—old who's the country's youngest leader in modern times and the only ever prime minister of colour, spent much of the day appointing his governmen

vagin from leftists, how can one not think about the fate of the last british prime minister, the change of the second head of the cabinetalready forced british historians to call the situation the worst since the second world war, and brussels europeans, optimists to rejoice at brexit, but instability on the island will inevitably affect neighbors on the continent daria egregorova. vladislav chernov european bureau of children. the political turbulence of continental europe is now inferior to that of the main island in all respects. today it is urgent to interrupt the rest of the great antilles and return to the british race for the prime minister's seat. boris johnson was forced to return flights with the dominican republic and economy class with a backpack on his shoulders, coincided with the receipt of rishi sun to me the support of 100 conservative party mps needed to participate in the elections. both remain silent so far and did not announce their readiness to compete for the post, but it is already obvious that after 3 months the voting will become a competition of the former, the first put forward an outsider. a

and also coming up, i am a fighter i battling, so her political survival, british prime minister liz trust loses a 2nd senior cabinet member within a week and find to save, had job and government a 1000000 and a half people affected by flooding in nigeria with severe shortages of food on fuel and palestinian se israel is engaged in collective punishment in nablus as soldiers located the occupied westbank city in a massive such operation for russian president vladimir putin has announced his imposing master law and the 4 regions. moscow has claimed its amex from ukraine. it comes off the string of defeats for russian troops this month. haven't val, reports from moscow? president vladimir, put in his word signalled and you will phase of russia's war in ukraine, formalizing what he said was pre existing military role in the next regions. i've been yet to have the patricia and cuts on each of them pretty much. i signed a decree on the introduction of marshall and these 4 entities of the russian federation. it will be immediately sent to the federation council for approval. for established local army headquarters and a s

the headlines: the new british prime minister, rishi sunak, has been shaping his new cabinet after taking office. he has already run into controversy by reappointing suella braverman as home secretary. she resigned last week after admitting that she sent out an e—mail which broke ministerial security rules. thousands of mourners in the occupied west bank have marched through the streets of nablus during funerals held for five palestinians killed in an israeli raid. israel says it acted after the killing of a soldier earlier this month, and that the army had targeted an emerging armed group. the clothing giant adidas has ended its partnership with the musician ye, formerly known as kanye west. adidas says it doesn't tolerate hate speech. hours later gap said it would remove his yeezy products from its stores. it comes after yay posted anti—semitic comments on his twitter account. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the show: pulling down the past... i believe that the monuments would not give a tribute to the regime but they should preserve the history and the memory. ..feeling

made at the back of our work, and we are just claiming our fair share of the british prime minister let's trust, has met her cabinet as she finds to hold on to her job. ministers have now left down the street to gathering before that meeting. it came a day after her new finance minister reversed. almost all of her economics measures . more strikes on ukraine's capital have killed at least 2 people, ukrainian official say 3 miss out at a pam stilton keith. russia has been striking critical infrastructure across the country. a color outbreak in lebanon is getting worse. 46 new cases are being reported in the past. 24 hours, while one person has died, the spread of the waterfall disease is no longer confined to syrian refugee camps where they have been at least 60 deaths. malaysia is detained, 11 men suspected of working for israel's intelligence agency. ma said, they've been accused of snatching a palestinian man from a street in quite a little pool, a beating him as he was driven to a house. he was an interrogated ova video call by mos agents. ms rela, somebody, australia's ambassador after cambra, reversed it's dec

the british prime minister has named an experienced cabinet. jeremy hunt will remain as chancellor, but downing street was unable to confirm if you would stick to his plan to deliver the fiscal plan on october 31. outside number 10, sunak reiterated the tough challenges the country faces. >> right now, our country is facing a profound economic crisis. the aftermath of covid still lingers. putin's war in ukraine has destabilized energy markets and supply chains the world over. anna: the new u.k. prime minister rishi sunak speaking outside downing street, we should note of a are referencing uncertainty about whether that fiscal statement will, on the 31st of october -- will come on the 31st of october, maybe they shift later and it becomes a full budget or it comes before the bank of england meeting, so crucial to wash november 3 for the boe. at 12:00 p.m. u.k. time in his u.s. mortgage applications, a big focus on the health of the u.s. housing sector. that is followed by new home sales at 3 p.m. u.k. time, we estimate a 17.5% drop in sales for

reminder of our top news stories, the former british finance minister richie sooner is leading the race to become the case next. prime minister, senior cabinet minister penny mordant is now his only challenger after formally to bowers johnson dropped out and re, simmons is in london. he says it's still unclear if penny morton has the support to run. there seems to be some division within her camp right now about whether she should actually call it in and quit ahead of the deadline, which would mean an automatic movement which would make sooner. prime minister more or less right away and we could see the whole process writing out on monday, closing the day with his position confirmed, possibly even going to king charles referred to actually be invited by him of course to, to actually accept the prime minister's role that is a quite a, a fast moving process. it's more likely perhaps to be tuesday. well, the buckets on journalists, i should show he has been killed in kenya. police say he was shot in the capital nairobi. teresa had recently received death threats prompting him to leave focused on he was outspoken, critic of the government, and t

british parliament. there is such a ritual more reminiscent of a show day of questions to the prime minister. head of cabinete whistling position fits peter and responds to the most boorish, defiant remarks of the deputies. this is a classic rhetorical battle. it doesn't matter what is said. the main thing is who wins a symbolic victory in the end, the government allows the rich to live here and pay taxes abroad. why am i telling the prime minister how it works? he should have kept the money himself, where he stands up for the common britons. mr. speaker i was being honest, we are going to make a number of difficult decisions in order to ensure economic stability and the confidence of the population. i am glad that the part of the honorable gentleman who just spoke has finally understood for everything will have to pay. for them, this is clearly an unusual idea. even his companions know that the prime minister is by no means on the side of the workers that the only time when he honestly ran he was defeated, the former prime minister, who herself lost, as we know lettuce, losing even with such a rival, does m

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the headlines: the new british prime minister, rishi sunak, has been shaping his new cabinet after takingbraverman as home secretary. she resigned last week after admitting that she sent out an email which broke ministerial security rules. thousands of mourners in the occupied west bank have marched through the streets of nablus during funerals held for five palestinians killed in an israeli raid. earlier this month, and that the army had targeted an emerging armed group. the clothing giant adidas has ended its partnership with the musician ye, formerly known as kanye west. adidas says it doesn't tolerate hate speech. hours later, gap said it would remove his yeezy products from its stores. it comes after ye posted anti—semitic comments on his twitter account. now on bbc news, talking movies: bbc centenary special. hello from london, i'm tom brook. the bbc is 100 years old, and as part of the bbc 100 celebrations, talking movies is going to look at the contribution the corporation has made to the british film industry over the decades, through five top directors who have picked up their s

who the new british prime minister will be selecting for his cabinet. from new york, i am scarlet. alex steel is off. die -- >> take a look at what is hitting the screen. the data over the last half hour is bleak, to say the least. rolling over really quickly. we are starting to get into some weaker consumer data. we are trying to break out what is discretionary for the consumer, for the economy. i think we are figuring out that the consumer has been hit pretty hard and the housing market is rolling over fast. >> consumers are feeling the pinch. consumer confidence data shows how gas prices rising is really starting to pinch consumers in terms of how they feel about things moving forward and how they will spend come as we head into the shopping season. >> let's break it down so we can look at the numbers. headline number one oh one point 25. the market was looking for 105 4106. the present situation, down to one hundred 38.9. expectations down to 78.1. some fairly grim data in there as well. the chief economist joins us now. how should i be reading this data? it does not look that

cabinet. it would be double, but as usual in british politics, the main threats come from their opponents.t conservatives are not ready to get rid of a liter. right now she's just been chosen, but her actions. she clearly had time limits. in addition, this is only the beginning of the crisis alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov to lead, london dollars, euros and yuan, for example, if there are no trading data on the moscow exchange, the exchange rate will be based on reports of credit institutions with transactions with these currencies, if this information will be unavailable, the benchmark will be the results outside the exchange trading. business activity in the russian industry is growing for the second month in a row , the pma index, manufacturing, reached 52 points, the rise was the fastest in 3.5 years. this is the data of the september study by s & p global, its experts note that production is expanding, the number of new orders is growing, let me remind you. an index value above 50 points indicates an increase in economic activity atms in finland stopped servicing unionpay cards due

cabinet. would be double, but as usual, british policy. the main threat comes from their opponents. clear that the conservatives are not ready to get rid of a liter from right now it was just chosen, but by their actions. she clearly had time limits. stay in the main post for britain, in addition , this is only the beginning of the crisis alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov to lead, london now , an emergency warning of heavy rains has been issued about the weather in the regions of north-west russia, and earlier rescuers warned. they are nastya in the crimea and the kuban. we will talk more about this with antirologists ekaterina grigorova ekaterina greetings in moscow, it was also very rainy as a warning to the eviction of the wind. what other troubles to expect today from the weather, short-term warming will be replaced by a cold snap, but it will happen, as you already mentioned against the backdrop of rains and strong winds, heavy rain poured down on the capital from eight in the evening, without ceasing rainfall, a lot of rain fell in the north-west of moscow 22 mm in zelenograd

the headlines: the new british prime minister, rishi sunak, has been shaping his new cabinet after takingry. she resigned last week after admitting that she sent out an e—mail which broke ministerial security rules. thousands of mourners in the occupied west bank have marched through the streets of nablus during funerals held for five palestinians killed in an israeli raid. israel says it acted after the killing of a soldier earlier this month, and that the army had targeted an emerging armed group. the clothing giant adidas has ended its partnership with the musician ye, formerly known as kanye west. adidas says it doesn't tolerate hate speech. hours later gap said it would remove his yeezy products

it's an irony that iran was private, is for office cabinet, was including our friend, the bahati, were british nationals and well somewhere american nationals. and one of them is national chief national security adviser was working by the american military establishment. so today, the friend a friend of both johnson, i don't know from pakistan, is that he want independence from london and watch it because you need to come in there. i think for the call. i don't know the gentleman, but where he is. i think it's quite hilarious. it was a long rant, which really didn't ran, didn't really come up to any of the answers that you're probably looking for the at the end of the day. like i said, it doesn't really matter what anyone really says. it's what the masses of bucks on want, if i'm on han, was removed from premier ship and box on due to no fault confidence, which we as a party believed, wasn't. it was inspired by an international conspiracy, and there was a lot of horse trading that took place. the people took on the streets the same very night numbers that have never been seen before. unprecede

cabinet. it would be double, but as usual in british politics, the main threats come from their opponents. not ready to get rid of a liter from right now it was just chosen, but by their actions. she clearly had time limits. the title in the main post for britain, in addition, this is only the beginning of the crisis alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov news, london washington, meanwhile, is demanding additional spending on ukraine from its allies, according to bloomberg, citing sources washington states themselves are ready to pay kiev $ 1.5 billion a month while it is at war with russia, the white house demands similar actions from their satellites, but as bloomberg notes, the europeans are still struggling to find the money already promised to the ukrainian regime. rosatom launched a russian it-monitoring system at its enterprises the operation of machine tools the digital complex dispatcher will significantly increase labor productivity will ensure technological sovereignty in the field of mechanical engineering one of the first sites where the dispatcher earned to remain central design b