the indonesian president, joko widodo, who has just opened the summit formally.moment for indonesia, an opportunity to really sort of show itself, if you will, on the global stage. you can see him, the president there, addressing the other delegates. we have just there, addressing the other delegates. we havejust seen the us president, joe biden, walk into the venue. in fact, he was accompanied by the indonesian president, joko widodo, two very important leaders who have so much in front of them to discuss. but, of course, head of this key meeting that is taking place today, there was another very important meeting betweenjoe important meeting between joe biden important meeting betweenjoe biden and chinese president xi jinping, which has really dominated the agenda here at the 620 summit. the two men had the 620 summit. the two men had the chance to meet for the very first time since joe the chance to meet for the very first time sincejoe biden has become president will stop and it was an opportunity to discuss a range of issues from things like the delicate and

it has been a key concern for countries he i was talking to the indonesian presidentjoko widodo about an interview he explained how he has crisscrossed the globe, meeting with the leaders of ukraine and russia to try to convince them to come to some sort of resolution to the conflict in order to help grain exports resume. and it is something of course that war in ukraine, it really is the backdrop for this entire summit and for more on what we can expect at the 620, let's bring in now the former australian prime minister kevin rudd. it's great to get you on the programme, mr rudd endo narwee will be talking about china and the us in a moment but first they want to get your thoughts on a few of the reports we are getting, that a us official has been speaking to reuters saying that the 620 will issue an end of summit statement in which most members will strongly condemn russia. what you think of that? do you think that is likely? of that? do you think that is likel ? ~ ., . ~ ., likely? well, going back to the oriuins likely? well, going back to the ori . ins of likely? well, going back

iwas speaking with the indonesian president, joko widodo, head of the g20 president, joko widodo, headin particular about climate financing, because developing countries like indonesia are trying to make that transition, are they, from being dependent on coal to being able to use more renewable energy, but expensive and it's something that they point out they can't do on their own and they need investment, they need assistance. in the expectation from developing economies like indonesia is, look, hold on, we were not the ones who polluted the earth, we sort of inherited all or all of this and we're trying to grow our economies as well, so give us that investment, give us the whole, is the message will be hearing from the 620 from likes of indonesia and other developing countries. ., ., ~ indonesia and other developing countries. ., ., ,, , ., , countries. now, thank you very much. countries. now, thank you very much- we _ countries. now, thank you very much. we will— countries. now, thank you very much. we will see _ countries. now, thank you very much. we will see you - countries. now

the g20 meeting is under way in bali with presidentjoko widodo warningin his opening address that itt to announce a deal to cut its dependence on coal. it would be the second country after south africa to negotiate a complicated package of international financing to help it decommission coal—fired power stations, which provide most of the electricity for its 275 million people. indonesia is seen as a critical player in fighting climate change. many of its islands are vulnerable to rising sea levels as well as heavy flooding — caused by a warming planet. but it is also the world�*s largest exporter of coal, and has lost much of its rich tropical forests. 0ur south—east asia correspondent jonathan head reports from the island of bali. blessed with abundant natural beauty, bali has been an economic success story, the glittering jewel in the crown of indonesia�*s tourist industry. but there cannot be growth without power, which is why this chinese—funded, coal—fired power station was opened seven years ago. this fisherman wishes it hadn�*t been. people living around here say pollution ha

opening the meeting, the host, presidentjoko widodo, warned that the war in ukraine was impacting foodnd financial security. he said it would be difficult to move forward until it was over. we are facing crisis after crisis. the covid—i9 pandemic has not ended. rivalries continue to heighten. the war continues. and the impact of this crisis towards food security, energy security and financial security is truly felt by the world, especially developing countries. our correspondent jonathan head is following developments at the summit. that is the main focus, inevitable both pleasure and zelensky addressing all delegates who buy video, giving the impassioned speech, calling them to make this the moment when they closed down the ukraine wall, they should not give into russia nuclear blackmail. there is a kind of spot here, everyone here agrees it is an urgent priority, to in the war as soon as possible. the us and the allies, the g7 group pushing for a hard line against russia, for russia to be condemned and isolated, to some degree the russian foreign minister who is, said vladimir putin

reported by the reuters publication with reference to the words of the president of indonesia, joko widodoule out his personal presence at the summit on bali well, the adviser to the head of the office of the president of ukraine, mykhailo podolyak, believes that physical participation in the g20 summit will be very dangerous for putin, because there he will have to communicate with world leaders and answer uncomfortable questions, and no one will listen to his post soviet narratives. podolyak also emphasized that russia is very an unpredictable country from which you can expect anything, it is clear that it is a great danger for putin to meet the civilized world somewhere, he can communicate only with a very limited circle of countries who will listen to his standard post-soviet narratives and at the g20 they will have to answer the questions why did you break this entire global security system, why did you first humiliate yourself and secondly, why did you start such an intense war in europe that is, there will be questions mykhailo podolyak, advisor to the head of the office oleksandr m

the host of this year's 620, the indonesian president joko widodo, has told the bbc he is hopeful that community will restart on an official basis. russia halted its backing for the deal on saturday, accusing ukraine of using a safety corridor to attack its fleet. but western officials have accused the kremlin of worsening the global food crisis. 0ur chief asia presenter karishma vaswani spoke to the indonesian president injakarta. so have you spoken to president zelensky and president putin recently, to see whether they will talk about the grain deal at the g20? and as the host nation, are you hopeful this issue can be resolved at the summit? translation: yes, if they can come to bali and talk. - i'm sure that the black sea grain initiatives will be continued because, once again, this is about the food security of all people in the world. if it is not happening, we will have hunger, we will have deaths. this is what we need to avoid. is china's president xijinping going to be at the g20? and will presidentjoe biden and xijinping meet? translation: we do hope the big leaders of the wor

in indonesia where president biden announced a $20 billion programme with the indonesian president widodo that pollution from an oil facility on egypt's red sea coast is threatening the survival of some of the world's last thriving coral reefs. an investigation by bbc news arabic and journalists from the group source material found that red sea corals — which are known as super corals for their unique ability to withstand warming sea temperatures — are under threat from toxic wastewater being dumped into the sea from an oil processing plant. the findings come as the country hosts the un global climate summit c0 p27. nawal al maghafi reports. if you go diving in the red sea you will find something very rare. a thriving coral reef. they are known as super coral because of their ability to withstand rising sea temperatures. translation: this coral reef is _ temperatures. translation: this coral reef is a _ temperatures. translation: ti 3 coral reef is a cultural heritage that egypt owns. it is now something of importance to mankind. the un has warned that if temperatures rise by 1.5 celsius,

in the summer, the president of indonesia, joko widodo, invited volodymyr zelenskyi to come to the summithoping that he would be able to sit him down at the negotiating table with putin, but it quickly became clear that such the meeting is impossible, the ukrainian leader is likely to participate in the summit in an online format, in seven days we are completing our preparations for ukraine's possible participation in the g20 summit next week, the ukrainian position will be formed. as always, our position will correspond to the interests of global security, and vladimir putin will not go to the island of bali. the russian president until the end blackmailed the world with hunger, threatening to disrupt the grain agreement and hoped that they would sit down at the negotiating table with him. russia will definitely be represented there on at a high level well, maybe i'll go well, i'll think about it, but the plan failed and putin decided to send lavrov to the ball, thus he avoided a demonstrative boycott by non-leaders in particular, the president of the united states, joe biden , who calle

putting pressure on the countries of the group to moderate criticism of the russian federation, joko widodo calls on western leaders to make concessions regarding their criticism of russia to adopt some kind of joint communiqué based on the results of this meeting at the ball, whether we will be able to advance our agenda and convince these countries that are still wavering in their positions of their commitment in this war. well, i would say as follows, what changes, and if they believed in the victory of russia up to a certain point, well, russia is mobilizing russia there, using what weapons to improve its position , then very well. putin's face, but if earlier it was a position in the context of the fact that victory is possible, then now there will be a position in the context of let him retreat from some territories and you give him something leave it so that he looks better there in front of his electorate , so that it looks better in the world because no one needs it, i.e. most likely, the rhetoric of these countries will be just like this, except for this, i note er bricks, it was

a summit of the g20 group of nations has begun in bali in indonesia with the host, presidentjoko widodoand financial security, with developing countries worst hit. he appealed for an end to the war, saying it would be difficult for the world to move forward until it was over. plenty forward until it was over. more details on our website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @garethbarlow. thanks for watching. hello there. 0n the whole, it was a relatively quiet start to our working week, but a change is on the way, and you can see that as we close out the day in cornwall on monday with this blanket of cloud closing the curtains across the south—west and, yes, there's a weather front that's bringing some wet and windy weather. you can see the extent of the cloud on the satellite picture, actually, and it's this frontal system tied in to an area of low pressure, which will continue to move further north and east. so, for the next few hours, be prepared for some heavy rain, but more importantly, some gale—force gusts of winds — gusts in excess of 50—60mph, as that rain continues to push its w

price of energy sources and accelerated inflation in the summer, the president of indonesia, joko widodo, invited volodymyr zelenskyi to come to the summit, hoping that he would be able to sit him down at the negotiating table with putin, but it quickly became clear that such a meeting was impossible. the ukrainian leader is likely to participate in the summit in an online format . at the g20 summit next week, the ukrainian position is formed. as always, our position will correspond to the interests of global security. we will not go to the island of bali and vladimir putin, the russian president, blackmailed the world with hunger until the end, threatening to disrupt the grain agreement and hoped that they would sit down at the negotiating table with him, and russia would definitely be represented there at a high level . at lavrov's ball, in this way he avoided a demonstrative boycott by western leaders, in particular the president of the united states, joe biden, who called the russian president a war criminal, according to the american media, not wanted to cross paths with putin even

in indonesia where president biden announced a $20 billion programme with the indonesian president widodo for strategic and international studies. in the war in ukraine, medical staff are working in extremely challenging conditions. in the east of the country, close to the border with russia, where casualty numbers are mounting, a frontline trauma centre is staffed by a dedicated team of doctors and nurses — many of whom volunteered for service at the start of the war. 0ur correspondent quentin sommerville and cameraman darren conway spent almost a week with ukrainian army medics in the donbas region. a warning, his report contains distressing images. rooster crows. explosions. 0n ukraine's eastern front, there are few moments of peace. those serving here steal a private minute whenever they can. a rare quiet moment to reflect for army chief medic ruslan, before the chaos of the day. what does he feel for the soldiers whose lives he saves? translation: probably pride. they are sacrificing themselves. they knew what they were getting into. they saw where they were going. but they are doing

widodo, is making the last effort to ensure that the summit is constructive and calls on the leaderse rhetoric against russia, otherwise everyone understands this in the final resolution. twenties. may not be accepted. i want the concrete results of the work of the g20 that the world is waiting for to be achieved, your support and flexibility would be highly appreciated. i hope that cooperation between indonesia and the european union, as well as in the eu assian format, will continue to be strengthened by western delegations. leaving the night in order to take his side, it is no coincidence that before the meeting, the us president held talks with the leader of china, and journalists from the world media are guessing. what other provocations to expect from the opponents of russia in the coming days dmitry melnikov and vladislav dodonov to lead from the island of bali indonesia indonesia is 17,000 islands, but every time a big political event takes place here, of course, guests are invited here, to bali 8 ° south of the equator air + 31 water, + 28 round, yearly take off your tie you

president widodo has been very keen to make that a priority at the 620 summit, and often the one ukrainecountries have to deal with but i think the explosions overnight have really brought home how this is a global situation that needs a global solution. . ~ situation that needs a global solution. ., ~ , ., situation that needs a global solution. . ~' , ., ., situation that needs a global solution. ., ~ ., solution. thank you for your time. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we will be telling you why some of the world's last a thriving coral reefs are under threat in egypt. benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan's general election and she's asked pakistan's president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself in to police in santa barbara. it was the biggest i demonstration so far of the fast—growing _ european anti—nuclear movement. the south african government has announced that it's opening the country's remaining whites—only beaches to people of all races. this will lead to a black majority government in this coun

yesterday, presidentjoko widodo was in the location.the location hours after the earthquake. so we are still coordinating and, more or less, the situation is under control. now we just need to focus and educate also the people because the follow—up earthquake, we call it tremor, is still happening. more or less 140 tremors. it is some kind of earthquake, but slower in power and also limited in numbers per day. so, as you know, cianjur is very slippy, hilly kind of landscape, so many people are still missing, mostly in the remote area in the uphill or in the mountain tops, so now we are using also the helicopter, not only the ground transportations, but the major other connection is already normalised yesterday. but some roads, village roads to the hilltop is still some... not doing 0k, still damaged, and therefore we are doing a walking search and rescue, by motorbike search and rescue and also for difficult areas the search and rescue team will have two helicopters standing by. us supreme court has ordered former president donald trump

was also a key subject for discussion for the host country here, the indonesian prime minister joko widodobal food prices and energy prices. one of the big questions coming out of here, what could this latest rocket salvo against ukraine, the threat that perhaps there's a spill over into poland, could that bolster efforts to try to get g20 countries, which include china and russia, to take perhaps a harder line against russia? that remains to be seen here, cam. >> all, right we'll keep following the story. ivan watson in bali indonesia, thank you so much. nasa is hoping to launch the artemis 1 moon rocket in the next couple of hours. but could another technical glitch scrubbed the launch for a third time? that's just ahead. please stay with us. izi. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months... and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections, or a lower ability to fight them, may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. ♪nothing is everything♪

john: today, indonesian president joko widodo surveyed the destruction in cianjur.wed to rebuild infrastructure, including an important connecting bridge, and help those whose homes were damaged. for "the pbs newshour," i'm john yang. stephanie: in ukraine, a manmade disaster threatens a long, dark winter. officials warned today that rolling blackouts could last until march as russian missiles pummel the power grid. already snowy, sub-freezing weather is setting in. authorities are urging the public to stock up osupplies, including warm clothes and blankets. the u.n. human rights commissioner reported today that more than 300 people have died in the protests in iran over the past 2 months. in geneva, a u.n. spokesman accused tehran of violent repression and gross human rights violations. mr. laurence: the rising number of deaths from protests in iran, including those of two children at the weekend, and the hardening of the response by security forces, underline the critical situation in the country. judy: the u.n. also voiced concern about reports of iranian securit

headed by foreign minister sergei lavrov, he has already been greeted by indonesian president joka widodo will take part and right at this moment our foreign minister affairs meets with un secretary general antonio guterres. it's about isolation. biden, from his retinue, arrived at the twenties themselves with a delay of 30 minutes and the absolutely real reasons for this delay. it can be assumed that he was looking for a way to the car for a very long time, because if you pay attention. here in these shots is the only, uh, head of the delegation. biden was on the red carpet accompanied by a walk beside him. eh, a man who is specially in essence. here's how to point out where to turn. and on the next frame you will show it again. where do you need turn, i say again, this is the only head of the delegation who was accompanied by the seventeenth meeting. group 20 heads of state the same 20 is taking place these days. mm in indonesia, before the start, it was one of the first on the sidelines of the g20 that us president joe biden and the president of china held meetings. what was said in th

our indonesian president, joko widodo, has just arrived in cianjur region to oversee the distributionthem. so far, i haven't seen the international agencies coming to the cianjur region, but perhaps today or tomorrow they will be coming. more on that story on the website as well. most of the outstanding schools in england inspected since 2020 have been downgraded — according to a new report from ofsted. some of the schools had not been looked at for 15 years because the government previously gave outstanding schools an exemption from regular inspections. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. parents rely on school inspections. ofsted grades are meant to be a guide to standards. the top grade in england is "outstanding". for many years, outstanding schools weren't inspected. the government said it was only needed if concerns were raised. now, ofsted has been allowed to revisit, and so far, 80% overall are down from outstanding — mainly to good. 17% have been told they require improvement. 4% of them have gone to the bottom grade of inadequate. many parents have noticed a bit o

today, the indonesian president, joko widodo, visited the worst—hit region and delivered this promiseheavy, light or moderate damage. the priority is to rescue victims still trapped first. earthquakes are not unusual in the region. here's astudestra ajengrastri from the bbc�*s indonesian service injakarta. this area actually is very common for earthquake _ this area actually is very common for earthquake to _ this area actually is very common for earthquake to happen - this area actually is very commonj for earthquake to happen because this area actually is very common . for earthquake to happen because it is located _ for earthquake to happen because it is located on— for earthquake to happen because it is located on an _ for earthquake to happen because it is located on an active _ for earthquake to happen because it is located on an active seismic - is located on an active seismic location — is located on an active seismic location 0n— is located on an active seismic location. on the _ is located on an active seismic location. on the last - is located on an active seismic location.

japanese officials are being pressured by their indonesian counterparts, particularly president joko widodol success if it is possible to achieve the g20 declaration in addition to personal success. here are some more vidoga. well, the practical need for this declaration is the practical need, the next, uh, the g20 is discussing global issues. as in the film vasily ivanovich chapaev, global warming. hence, food security fighting hunger rights of women. these are all big problems that the representatives of the 20 are discussing. are they on as a result, they themselves accept a general declaration. this means the intention of these countries. this is the way to solve these problems. as a rule, this path is drawn , uh, by western countries. and most of even the large economies that are part of the g20, they agree with this, to one degree or another, with one or another reservation, now the situation is different. here i am lucky. my colleagues and i were recently in indonesia at the g20 parliamentary summit. it 's even more vague. eh, history. than a meeting of leaders, as we understand it,

the indonesian president, joko widodo, has visited this area for the second time to make sure that sheltershouses with strong or solid construction to begin with can safely live in a permanent earthquake zone? black friday is one of the most important shopping days of the year for retailers. more than half of shoppers say they intend to buy gifts earlier than usual to make use of november discounts. but the uk consumer group which? has warned just one in seven black friday offers are genuine discounts. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. the signs are everywhere, and this year the black friday deals have been earlier, too, to tempt us to part with our cash. some are spending more than others. i'm going to spend as much as i can possibly spend to make whomever happy. so i'm... i'm not going to hold back. everything will be cut back this year — the food... absolutely everything will be cut back this year. cut back the rest of the year, but enjoy christmas. - this is the last hurrah, then, is it? could be! christmas in a cost—of—living crisis. households are under pressure at the

opening the meeting, the host, presidentjoko widodo, warned that the war in ukraine was impacting foodcial security is truly felt by the world, especially developing countries. rishi sunak is at the g20 summit in bali and was asked what he would have said to vladimir putin had he been there. well, this morning at the 620, i we saw international condemnation of russia's war in ukraine. and with russian foreign minister |sitting there, we highlighted bothi the illegality and the barbaric nature of russia's war. - and also the devastating impact it is having on people around i the world through higher food and energy prices. _ we have a responsibility. to work with our 620 allies to fix the global economy, to grip inflation, but also. to safeguard and preserve the international order i and that is what we are going to do. 0ur correspondent jonathan head is following developments at the summit. yes, that is the main focus. it was inevitable with president zelensky addressing all the delegates here by video link and giving that impassioned speech that he did, calling them to make this the m