time. exotic, but the british are _ question time. exotic, but the british are known _ question time. known to _ question time. exotic, but the british are known to be - question time. exotic, but the british are known to be quite. british are known to be quite reserved, quite polite and when it comes to expressing our views and opinions we are not as passionate as seen as in italy, now, you are italian, we are used to chaos and this kind of activity in italian politics, what is the european perspective on what was going on in the uk at the moment? when you look at the european perspective there is some parallel with the us, we have a situation where domestic politics is interwoven with international politics and political concerns, therefore both us and europe look at the crisis, from afar, but, the crisis, from afar, but, the crisis with some perplexity because as you say, it is very unusual to see scenes we are seeing in recent days in the uk. but we have a situation thatis uk. but we have a situation that is quite different, and very dramatic also on the continent, take italy, the

this was a historic bridge, going back to british times newly renovated and a sense of excitement. people wanted to see that it was a bit of a tourist attraction to the fact that so many families were out there means that gear had a lot of children and women as a believe to be amongst the casualties. so that is obviously as to the grief of the people, and really the whole town of more b as blanched into mourning. good up south asia beard. see for me that she mother reporting from delhi. thank you. america and some sports news for you now. on a on berlin, have been the bundles league as a big surprise this season. but capital club new a win against club buck would lift them back above mighty bar munich to the top of the standards glovebox. where i know move to roll over and let it happen, but on yours resilience shown through once again. as the sun began to set over there, alto 1st or i stadium only on berlin, look to rise back about by him with a winner visiting blood back. they appeared to get off to a dream starts. as renika dearest afflicted shots flew in on the half hour mark,

indeed, for the first time in british history, a man becomes a head of government.hose parents are indians, risha suna is also the youngest prime minister since the napoleonic wars, and is also known, of course, for his financial fortune. he is also called the richest prime minister, but not in the history of great britain and at least at this stage and from here, of course, first of all, the solution of economic problems, which are very acute now stands in the united kingdom, especially after the shock experienced by the financial markets and for the actions of the previous head of government, when rice and suna will become. uh, the prime minister will receive the keys to his downing street residence, not yet clear presumably. that this can happen, either tonight or tomorrow morning , procedural issues are now being resolved. the fact is that the voting itself was arranged in such, as it were, in such an express model. uh, earlier, when the leaders of the conservative party were elected, it was it dragged on for weeks, everything happened here in just a few days an

germany's pension system is on the brink of collapse due to lack of funds , according to the british times, at the moment, for every 100 employees who pay contributions to the pension fund, 50 pensioners in 15 years. there will already be 70 of them in european countries 22% of the population are citizens over 65 years old. this demographic will grow, and that will provoke a decrease in the injection into the social insurance system and an increase in payments. true, the german authorities prefer to hush up the problem, as noted by british analysts. the topic of the collapse of the pension system is something of a taboo. the united states as a planetary gendarme the german channel cdf in the material of its journalist suggests recalling the list of wars that the americans introduced in the 20th and 21st centuries. usually these were conflicts with weak rivals, the bush doctrine that follows and the biden assumes an unconditional right. states to attack any country. for this, suspicions of possession of weapons of mass destruction or the creation of a threat to the national interest are eno

the italian newspaper for the republic wrote about a submarine with nuclear warheads, and the british timesf an echelon with nuclear weapons moving in the direction of ukraine, citing military sources, the publication writes that nato has already warned its members about the possibility of using weapons of mass destruction near the ukrainian borders. it is assumed that this could happen in the black sea in the event of a mistake . russian border cities may also be affected at the same time, the secretary of defense of the united kingdom and the united states consider a nuclear strike unlikely. days of a full-scale invasion. however, the decision to use it was made not only by putin . besides him, the portable control system of the nuclear suitcase has the head of the general staff and the minister of defense, and only the consent of all these people is required, and only then does the signal go to the special service of the general staff. and she transmits the order to the commander of the missile forces, then the signal goes to the division commander, the regiment commander and the calcula

we are reading the british times there.is written, a new train with nuclear munitions is heading towards the border of ukraine. tests will be held there, i am not there. somewhere there it is heading to the shores of america or britain, that is, in fact, then we get involved in this game with the nuclear old age that the russian federation actually imposes on us. and we actually play along with this concept of intimidation . they said that there are probably 12 conditions that exploit nuclear weapons. well, here it is simply necessary to explain why it is so important that somewhere the transport went to the point that all the nuclear weapons that are now in the united states and in russia. well , the agreements are valid, they are not all legal, but very important political what is strategic nuclear weapons what is needed for strategic war and the destruction of the world and the destruction of countries it is in the high table of the degree of readiness on the m inhabitants of political missiles and close to airfields and

when we read the british times there, where it is written, there is a new train with nuclear ammunition heading towards the border of ukraine, there, to pass. tests there, the russians are loading them in sequence the belgorod submarine and this poseidon are already heading for the shores of america or britain somewhere, that is, in fact, then we get involved in this game with nuclear sterility, which is actually being imposed on us by the russian federation. let's warm up to this concept of intimidation. yes, it is intimidation if you take it too seriously. well, these signals must be looked at. we need to look at them and see what they showed us every time. it is simply necessary to explain why it is so important that somewhere it went into transport from the right, because here are all the nuclear weapons that are now in the united states and in russia . weapons are what is needed for a strategic war and the destruction of the world and the destruction of countries. it is in the high table of the degree of readiness on hm heavy launch qualified missiles and close to the airfields and

the italian newspaper for the republic wrote about a submarine with nuclear warheads, and the british times of an echelon with nuclear weapons, which moved in the direction of ukraine, referring to military sources, writes that nato has already warned its members about the possibility of using weapons of mass destruction near the ukrainian borders. they assume that this can happen in the black sea in the event of a mistake . russian border cities can also be affected. at the same time, the minister of defense of the united kingdom and the us plays a nuclear strike as unlikely , putin notes there, giving a signal to the world community about his readiness for a significant escalation, because the russian army is rapidly losing its advantage on on the battlefield in ukraine in combat duty mode, the center for countering disinformation emphasizes that russia suspended nuclear weapons in the first days of a full-scale invasion. however, the decision to use them is made not only by putin. the head of the general staff and the minister of defense and the consent of all these people is required on

up the west fearing the use of tactical weapons, in particular this today's publication in the british times, which says that echelons with nuclear supplies are already in charge and are heading to the front. and in fact, there will be the use of tactical weapons. to what extent is this publication in general true according to your assessments, if we take a formal sign, how is it ? we see there is a helmet with a platform on the platform is a tented truck. shape and size, because a nuclear bomb can't just be carried there under cover, because i have to follow a different bomb, to put it simply, it won't work . objects from this structure of the 12th department of the ministry of defense of the russian federation that are stored there for nuclear weapons, here is the nuance: all of them are located in general beyond the urals, but five of them are located either near moscow or near the border near ukraine, e.e. like here belgorodska well, it turns out that literally the closest to the storage is the glossy object 1150 of the belgorod region, but it is for artists under the risk of our attack

old one the west, fearing the use of tactical weapons, in particular, today's publication in the british timessays that the echelons with nuclear munitions are in command are already heading to the front . a formal sign, then how is it? thank you. how to sign up

strange times in british politics. time for business. kate moody, i'm pleased to announce, is here. great to see you. there appears to be another chapter in the saga between twitter and elon musk. quick -- >> possibly the final chapter, the we never know. the billionaire will go ahead with his bid to buy the social media platforms. must backed out of the deal just days after it was announced, saying the social media plat or member to give an accurate account of the number of fake users or bots. twitter has since taken him to court to try to force through the purchase. that trial was to begin in about two weeks' time. shareholders approved the initial terms in september. the disagreement has not stopped musk from continuing to tweet extensively to his followers. he sparked a huge controversy by posting a poll on possible ways to bring peace to ukraine, including the option of ceding territory to russia. the ukrainian president among those slamming that provocative posting. tweeting -- trading on twitter shares suspended afterloomberg reported the deal was back on. the market valuatio

a reports from the british time of graves end that is by any stretch of the imagination, a huge economic gamble on the one hand slashing people's taxes on the other massively ramping up borrowing. but will it all mean? let's people hope that everybody in the united kingdom will have a little bit more money in that pocket to spend on bolstering the economy. or will it simply mean as the opposition maintain, that the rich will get much much richer? the plans include cutting, national insurance corporation tax, a tax on buying property, spending tens of billions of dollars on showing up the energy sector so that people's bills that go through the roof. and also controversially or lifting a cap on bank as bonuses. i'm in the town of graves and about 30 kilometers or so from london, is neither particularly rich nor particularly deprive, but it could be doing much, much better as got a huge concentration of independent businesses. many of these owners are looking for the economic space to breathe. hopefully it will help because, you know, we're, are in difficult times at my and then every once

british people that had enough of churchill . and so even though now he's revered is his gray war. later, at the time, the british people were not quite as busy aspect of that as leadership chance you'll negotiated in potsdam for 9 days. the conference was concluded by new british prime minister clement at lee law. boldness was chelsea numerous doctors the girl had thrown one short comfortable mess. throwing says come shy, utah w, rush deep material models with roosevelt was convinced that the lasting piece was impossible without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last us leader who pursued peace. not wall. last able, roosevelt wrote the churchill right before he died. it had the issues between us and the soviets come up every day and they all worked out and they get resolved. we should continue to work out the road that was convinced that he, that the americans of the soviets would remain friends and allies in the post war period with in potsdam truman got a message. it's a little boy about the atomic bomb. when he told stone and about it, the soviet ledia showed little interest. uncle joe didn't u

of products or as residents in case russia possibly launches a nuclear strike on ukraine, the british times repeatedly stated that it is not going to be the first to use nuclear weapons. well, those in the meantime, the states announced a new batch of military aid to the kiev regime, which anton daikin found out this time. at the airfield of the polish city of rzeszow, the nearest border with ukraine, heavy transport aircraft land one after another for at least four aircraft fractured by the us department of defense in just a day. in every weapon for kiev is biden. ordered to transfer another batch of 725 million dollars zelensky's regime will receive ammunition for heimers missile systems tens of thousands of shells for 155 caliber howitzers mm 5.000 portable anti-tank systems high-speed anti-radar missiles. harm more than 200 armored cars. since the end of february, washington has spent more than $17.5 billion on weapons for ukraine since the end of february. nato promises to increase the supply of pro and air defense systems spain intends to send four hockey systems. rome is ready to par

but in the british time.ifficult negotiator in the interests of his country was immediately changed into a traitor to nato and then putin everywhere, and diversity and mutual respect in europe, as if they had not heard for the demo what vladimir putin is trying to do - this is to return us to a situation where we return to the logic of military blocs . and we want to avoid such a division of the world. russia is not challenging or there is a smell russia is simply defending its right to exist free development. at the same time, we ourselves are not going to become some kind of new hegemon. russia is not proposing to replace unipolarity with bipolarity of three, polarity and so on dominance. west of dominance. east north or south. it's unavoidable. would lead to a new dead end, the meaning of today's historical moment, precisely lies in the fact that before all civilizations, states and their in. sleepy associations really open up opportunities for their democratic original path of development in the middle of

and the growth of discontent in europe and the costs of confrontation in ukraine, and the british finational timen reproaches against the west; nevertheless, the author of the material emphasizes putin calls for mutual respect and does not threaten another edition of the kingdom. daily mail wrote that vladimir putin sent a clear signal to his western colleagues, negotiations on a new world order between russia and the west will be held on the terms of the kremlin, and in the french novel, moscow is forced to defend itself and vladimir putin defends the right of his countries to exist against their will. west wipe it off the face of the earth. according to vladimir putin, since. the west is desperate to maintain its dominion over the world order. we are entering the most dangerous decade since the second world war in the german personal income tax emphasized that vladim? putin accused the west of oppressing other countries, the article says that moscow really wanted to.

a night, of course, where you'll remember to push the clocks back to mark the end of british summer timegain as we start off on sunday. there's a lingering weather front east anglia and the south—east during sunday. that will make for a cloudier, cooler day and there'll be some spells of rain unintelligible weatherfront at times. elsewhere, it's sunny spells and there will be showers. and if you catch these, they're likely to be heavy, could come with a rumble of thunder, perhaps some hail as well and gusty winds. it's a windier day on sunday and especially around western coastal areas — there may be some gusts of 50 miles an hour or so — so some coastal gales around here and temperatures into the mostly mid to upper teens. there are weather changes on the way next week. we will still have areas of low pressure, more weather fronts coming our way and, indeed, into monday as it gradually turns wetter toward the end of the day across the south and west of the uk initially. so, more of the same in regards to windy weather next week with rain at times but this is going to be significant — te

british people that had enough of churchill. and so it, even though now he's revered, is this gray war leader. at the time the british people were not quite as busy aspect of that as leadership chance you'll negotiated in potsdam for 9 days. the conference was concluded by new british prime minister clement at lee la lord, miss bruce johnson, your stuff is to kill you had it through one shorter, comfortable mess, throwing sex, come shy, utah, w dot, give them a chair models. roosevelt was convinced that the lasting piece was impossible, without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last us leader who pursued peace, not bull. the last able that, roosevelt wrote the churchill right before he died. he said the issues between us and the soviets come up every day and they all worked out and they get resolved. we should continue to work it out the road that was convinced that he, that the americans in the soviets would remain friends and allies in the postwar period. mm. in potsdam truman got a message. it's a little boy about the atomic bomb. when he told stone and about it, the soviet ledia showed little intere

so it is good by british summer time for now and certainly the weather feeling less summary as we goair amount of dry weather but a scattering of blustery showers in the west and an area of cloud bringing patchy rain to the far south east and east anglia as well. that looks like it will bring sunshine later on that gusty winds, we could see a0 or 50 mph winds. temperatures tomorrow still above average but 13—17. down towards the south—east, that is about 5 degrees cooler compared to today. as we move through into monday, high pressure sitting across the near continent but weather fronts and trying to move in from the atlantic. that sets us up for a fairly unsettled week ahead. 0ften windy, more rain around at times, we still need plenty in the south. plenty of showery symbols on the charts, but what you will notice are the temperatures are starting to dip throughout the week ahead. that is it for now. this is bbc news, these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. a new wave of violence in iran, with security forces firing on anti—government protestors. the head of b

a night, of course, where you'll remember to push the clocks back to mark the end of british summer time on sunday. there's a lingering weather front east anglia and the south—east during sunday. that will make for a cloudier, cooler day and there'll be some spells of rain hanging on on those weather fronts at times. elsewhere, it's sunny spells and there will be showers. and if you catch these, they're likely to be heavy, could come with a rumble of thunder, perhaps some hail as well and gusty winds. it's a windier day on sunday and especially around western coastal areas — there may be some gusts of 50 miles an hour or so — so some coastal gales around here and temperatures into the mostly mid to upper teens. there are weather changes on the way next week. we will still have areas of low pressure, more weather fronts coming our way and, indeed, into monday as it gradually turns wetter toward the end of the day across the south and west of the uk initially. so, more of the same in regards to windy weather next week with rain at times but this is going to be significant — temperatures gr

it has been a long time since any british - like what they see. ngtime since any british hands lifted a world cup, half a century since the legendary clive sullivan inspired great britain to glory. since then, eight of the last nine tournaments have been won by australia, they remain, as always, clear favourites again. australia, they remain, as always, clearfavourites again. but australia, they remain, as always, clear favourites again. but in the five years since they won it last, the sport has weathered tumultuous times, forced to change and adapt. it's never been more competitive. teams like tonga, samoa, fiji now pose a genuine threat to the game's established order and

epidemics came here in good british times, but in modern and recent times, the infection has alreadycountry. once on the arabian peninsula, we could not help but come. this place is called a hut. here's a far one for you the city is already aman. and here the borders of several emirates converge at once, in general, a lot of things. let's check out the map. we are now back in the emirate, dubai there, sharjah there. and here is fujairah. it is known about this last emirate that when in the thirties there was an outbreak of cholera, people who were suspected of being sick. and even more so, those who fell ill were sent to what today was called self-isolation, just in these hills, as they say here. but no matter how the bedouins orient themselves in the desert, no matter how they know how to correctly place bi-lacquers downwind, disease spread and spread throughout the region. it's a gruesome timeline of the smallpox outbreak in iraq in the fifties, and this is the report of a british military medic on the list of the year sixty-seven. in the current emirates, the answer was the quaran

triggered chaos on the markets, and many budget reveal last months and the value of the british pound to all time lows. the bank of england has been forced to buy back government bonds to stabilize that price. now m f is calling for coherent and consistent policies. the british schanzer has defended the government's decisions that there was some turbulence, i frankly picked it up, okay, the all to the really boot where i'm sitting here talking about the global challenges. everybody is focused on inflation, everybody's affected by a potential interest rate rises, everybody's affected by the energy price spikes, which have been exacerbated by putin's illegal war in ukraine. so everybody across the global financial community is really focusing on the same problems. higher prices are soaring in india as well. rising inflation is making life difficult as people spend more on daily necessities. here is the story of a single mother who's finding it a challenge to make ends meet. mit until may ever. my name is tom evans. i work at the front desk of a private company. i have 2 sons, one works and the othe

committee, making a very brief statement that the committee will announce the result at 230 local british time. obviously, it's 1300 hours. i g m t at the moment and andrew, obviously they, it seems the committee is also reacting perhaps to that statement from penny mode. and it's breaking news to them as well with, well, yes indeed. i mean, basically, morgan has put out a statement. she says, these are an unprecedented times despite the compressed time table for the leadership contests. it's clear but colleagues feel we need certainty right now to day. they have taken this decision in good faith for the good of the country. members should know that the proposition has been fairly and thoroughly tested by the agreed 1920 to process as a result. as a result, we've now chosen our next prime minister. this decision is an historic one and shows once again, the diversity and talents of our party. richie has my full support and i'm proud of the campaign. we ran ungrateful to all those across all sides of our party. who gave me their backing. so they, you have it, you know, any more than probably goi

epidemics came here in good british times, but in modern and recent times, the infection has alreadydeep into the country. once on the arabian peninsula, we could not help but come. this place is called, khatam. here is a distant city for you. here the borders of several emirates converge at once, in general, a lot of things. let's check out the map. we are now back in the emirate, dubai there, sharjah there. and here is fujairah . it is known about this last emirate that when in the thirties there was an outbreak of cholera, people who were suspected of being ill. and even more so, the sick were sent to what today was called self-isolation, just in these hills, as they say here. but no matter how the bedouinos orientated themselves in the desert, no matter how they knew how to properly set up bivouacs in the wind, the diseases spread all over the region. this is a terrible proclamation from the smallpox outbreak in iraq in the fifties, and this is the report of a british military medic in the list of the sixty-seventh year. quarantine is the answer in the current emirates, dubai sha

of the seas, which retained trafalgar square in london until the second world war, and british sailors from the time of the battle wear black ties, a sign of mourning for admiral nels on october 21, 1894. the last russian tsar nicholas ii came to the throne on that day, the highest manifesto was published, despite many talents and an excellent education, nicholas did not inherit from his father alexander iii a non-dominant nature, nor the ability to quickly make decisions, important qualities for a successful autocrat during his reign , remained in history as very contradictory on the one hand. russia developed well economically, covered itself with a huge network of railways, and others grew in it. on political contradictions, the tense foreign policy situation resulted in the first world war and two revolutions in 1917, first in february and then october with the abdication of nicholas ii and his execution by the bolsheviks ended the 300-year history of the reign of the romanov dynasty and the monarchy in russia as a whole on october 21, 1895, japanese troops captured tainan. this is a large city

clocks across the uk have gone back by an hour overnight — signalling the end of british summer time.n. here it is being switched on this morning. it's the first time the clock has been on greenwich mean time since 2017. now it is time for the weather and thatis now it is time for the weather and that is with sarah. hello, we have seen some perception in mild weather. yesterday was the warmest 29th of october on record. today it is still mild and it is also quite breezy, unsettled with showers around. low pressure sitting towards the north—west and plenty of showers rotating around that. it it will feel quite windy but the winds are coming in from the south or south—west, so a very mild direction with that airflow. rain across the south—east of england and east anglia, that clears towards the east and then the rest of the uk, sunny spells and showers. parts of wales, northern england, central scotland, they could be heavy, thundery, gusts of wind 40 mph or more. still above average for this time of year. this evening and tonight, most of the showers in the north fade away. largely dry

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many budget last months and the valley of the british pound all time knows more than 500 people have died and nigeria was floods in a decade. unusually heavy rains have led to the destruction of tens of thousands of homes. us house select committee, investigating last year, storming of capitol hill, has voted to subpoena the former u. s. president. donald trump to testify. trump has never before been forced to give evidence before congress or even during his to impeachment trials, hardy joke, house reports, those in favor will say i, i the vote was unanimous to subpoena or illegally compelled, former u. s. president donald trump, to testify before congress about his failed attempt to overturn the 2020 election member cabra, and his alleged role in inciting a riot at the u. s. capital in the name of remaining in power, we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. this is a course from about accountability to the american people. he must be accountable. he is required to answer for his action, for trump has called the investigation a partisan hoax,

what needs attention her achievements are considerable she was the first british monarch who sent of food to russia since the timear nicholas ii, she was the first to visit china and received the pope on an official visit in 2011. the queen became the first british monarch to set foot on the land of the republic of ireland in 100 years before that her grandfather king george v had come there but then it was still british land this time the queen came in a green lady who speaks irish when the queen stood up and gave a speech which began in gaelic she immediately won the sympathy of the whole country that she was in ireland in of the republic and she was greeted so incredibly at the beginning of her half-century rule. therefore, it was appropriate to imagine to all the victims of our difficult past, i think of you and express my deep sympathy , the visit, the dignity with which she did everything, and a trip to crow park to the war heroes memorial were extremely powerful after so many years of grief and pain it was a moment of great healing and an act of reconciliation i believe and that he had a huge impact on the