charles johnson's report so from did see a lot of talking about the security is on. these are, is really military minds. they show legally is really settlements in the occupied. westbank is the red lines mark the borders of all the item you described as new secuity zones. these examples wouldn't be expanding to many locations and we spend the policy meals, or it uses the mountains of proof these way the government is using security since the october, the 7th, from us attacks as an excuse to implemented long planned, illegal settlement expansion before 7th of october, they were saying we are trying to sort of a demographic broken off of this event. if it go up, if i say that this is a security issue this i still have to go with the issue. so we have to quit to, to secure the 15 months bought above. and what if i went out in the area? i think you just saw on those maps. there are illegal is riley settlers living just a few 100 meters from, hey, in caravans, in that direction. the palestinians that have palmed this land for generations have now how to confiscate by thes

johnson, olaf charles meets with presidential biden in washington to order to economic costs to approve moment of tree age for q. u. s. president says, not doing sol would be criminal also on the program is a assignment of super fast supports into the southern costs of city or for alpha benjamin netanyahu. those has met a tree to come up with a plan that eliminates him off fighting units and protect the life of prophets, civilians. and the dragon has of iron as china and other countries marks the start of the lunar new york. we look at how people and hong kong authenticating one of the most important holidays in the calendar. the members has as well. thank you for joining us. stillman john. flo will actually has met with us presidential burden in washington to pressure the us congress to approve moment of treat for you can don't because i'm working on a bill that's what sends tens of billions and assistance to, to bought a political deadlock, has left financial station in limbo in washington, where political paralysis has left vital a to crane in jeopardy. germany's trensler, all of sch

windies opener brandon king hit a half century, and 42 from johnson charles, but thereafter not enought to lose by 11 runs. the los angeles lakers have unveiled a statue in tribute to nba legend kobe bryant. it happened before their game against denver broncos. kobe — a five—time nba champion — died at the age of 41 in a helicopter crash four years ago. he played for the lakers for 20 years and is fourth on the all—time nba scoring list. and that's all the sport for now. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has ordered his military to plan ways to evacuate civilians from rafah, as it prepares to take on hamas fighters near gaza's southern border. the white house has warned israel that staging a military offensive in rafah without planning would be a "disaster". in some of his sharpest comments to date, president biden says israel's conduct in gaza had been "over the top." let's get more on this now with gideon levy in tel aviv, who is an israeli author and columnist for the haaretz newspaper. thanks forjoining us. do you think us concerns are likely to make any real difference

your role is to help ukraine johnson to all of charles made the announcement along side of the me dimansky shed in berlin. charles says it's a message to russia. the german support for ukraine will not leave up. the new funds adds to 28000000000 euros that germany has already promised belinda and also supplied military equipment. charles ends and ends cosigned, a long term security fact against future russian aggression. will tell you to say it's an important step forward. seemed at last items that today we're taking a historic step forward to them to let us presidents landscape myself. ladies and gentlemen have signed an agreement on our long term security pledges. and the documents must of cut out the parchment over estimate in terms of the live it's the significance of the independent ukraine will continue to be supported by germany in its defense against the russian well progression as long as it takes, as i have been saying, if i say i'm going to support or ukraine's partners in their effort to boot up modern forces in order to repaired any future tech and should not that russian to a

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in the russia control, penske region, a bakery with its in the city of mister johnson on saturday. charles was one of those killed joe probably most comfortably won the 1st democratic primary in south carolina took about 96 percent, but easily beating 2 other candidates. my kind of reports from the state capital of columbia. there was celebration, as the results were confirmed, mixed with a sense of relief that all the boxes and the bite and campaign would take. african american voters compose some 65 percent of the democratic party voters in the states and by didn't need the support to help send the trend for prime. we still to come in for the presidential vote in november. so the black voters in this state are land team planned for democratic aspirations and the presidency. and so, even though the south carolina will very likely go republican in the general election primaries, or what matters quite a bit here in south carolina for the democrats, strong and influential, south carolina, congressman james cliburn, once again endorsed joe biden. just to see did 4 years ago to kick start, wha

charles. and what philip johnson wrote about the nazis starting world war ii, what he wrote about it is poland really was asking for it, that poland had given hitler no choice. that, sure, it looked to the world hitler had just invaded poland and they started world war ii, but really they cooperated, but then they stoppedat cooperating with him he had to invade and it was their fault. really? philip johnson further explained it kind of seemed like hitler should haved invaded poland. philip johnson wrote up that invasion as w if hitler had don poland ale real favor because among other things poland was really full of jews. philip johnson was not a very reliable observer of what was going on in that invasion that started world war ii, but he wau a great stenographer of exactly what hitler and the nazis themselves wanted the world to think about what they did. he did a great job conveying their absolutely ridiculous, self-exculpatory cover story. in -- in no world, in no contemporary journalism, in no history since then, did poland start world war ii. in no world did poland force hitler to invade

your training president voted to me to, to landscape is in berlin for talks with german johnson the own up charles, as he tries to show up much needed military and financial support. political deadlock in the united states over more aid for ukraine means president savanski needs more help from his european allies. as his troops struggled on the back and feeding off to berlin, he hits your powers and then onto munich to speak with other leaders of the annual unix security confidence. and from all, i'm joins non just to do by the, the political correspondent, funds from tons welcome. how much support can the ukrainian president to count on from germany. it felt that germany and all that shows that tons of it have saved in the last 2 years since this still, it was started that's germany will stand by ukraine's side for as long as it takes for uh, for the duration uh that it needs to defend itself against russia, so that commitment remain strong and it has been followed by the delivery of weapons and the delivery of a loss of money, billions in, in financial aid as well. germany is in 2nd place behind

charles coglin. and what phillip johnson wrote about it is that poland had asked for it. that poland had given hitler no choice. really poland made hitler to it. they had cooperated with hitler up to a point and then they had to stop cooperating. johnson says it kind of looks like hitler should have invaded poland. because poland was really full of juice. phillip johnson was not a very reliable observer of what was going on but he was a great stenographer of exactly what hitler and the nazis themselves wanted to do. he did a good job with their cover story. in no word, in no contemporary article after that, in no world did poland start world war ii. in no world did poland make hitler attack them. like the guy that made this monstrosity. not in 85 years has anyone tried to sell that kind of horse hockey horse tail of who started world war ii to the american people. until now. now it's back. thursday night a new interview with russian president putin with a fox news host was posted online. if you heard anything about it i'm going to guess that you probably read news article

charles kawkawlin. and what philip johnson wrote about, the nazis starting world war ii, poland was asking for it.iven -- hitler and the nazis had just invaded poland and started with our two, but really, poland made hitler do it. they stopped cooperating with him the way he wanted, so he had to invade, and it was their fault. really, philip johnson further explained, it seemed like hitler should have invaded poland. he wrote up that invasion as if hitler had done poland a real favor. because among other things, poland was really full of jews. philip johnson was not a very reliable observer of what was going on in that invasion that started world war ii, but he was a great stenographer of exactly what hitler and the nazis themselves wanted the world to think about what they did. -- conveying they're absolutely ridiculous, self exculpatory cover story. in no contemporary journalism, in no history since then, did poland start world war ii. in no world did poland force hitler to invade poland. not since the nazis cooked up as a ridiculous joke in 1939, and committed -- wrote it down for them and trie

charles coughlin. and what philip johnson wrote about the naughty's starting world war ii, what he wrote about it was that poland really was asking for it. poland had given hitler no choice. that sure, it might look to the world like hitler and the not seas had just invaded poland, and their fight started world war ii. but really poland made hitler do it made him cooperate with hitler up to a point but then they stop cooperating with him the way he wanted, and so we have to innovate, and it was their fault. really, philip johnson further explained it, it kind of seemed like hitler should have invaded poland. philip johnson wrote up that invasion as what hitler had done pull in a real favor. because among other things, poland was really full of jews. philip johnson was not a very reliable observer of what was going on in that invasion, that started world war ii. but he was a great stenographer of exactly what hitler and the nazis themselves wanted the world to think about what they did. he did a great job conveying they're absolutely ridiculous, self exculpatory-y cover story. in no world, in no contempora

charles coughlin. and what philip johnson wrote about that nazis starting world war ii, what he wrote about it was thats asking for it. that poland gave hitler no choice. it might look to the world that hitler and then nazis invaded poland, and thereby started world war ii. but really poland made hitler do it. they cooperated with hitler up to a point but then they stopped cooperating with him the way they wanted, so they had to invade. really, philip johnson further explained that it kind of seemed like hitler should have invaded poland. philip johnson wrote up that invasion as if hitler had done boyland a real favorite because among other things, poland was really full of jews. philippe johnston was not a very reliable observer over what was going on in that invasion that started world war ii, that he was a great stenographer of exactly what hitler and that nazi themselves wanted the world to think about what they did. he did a great job conveying they're absolutely ridiculous self exculpatory cover story. in no world, in no contemporary journalism and in no history since then did poland start world

british ex-prime minister boris johnson also wished the king a complete suffocation. king charles is 75. despite his age, he is quite active, a workaholic king, a reformer king. so on... they call charles, and it would seem that such sensitive issues as the state of the monarch's health should remain a secret, but no, charles himself decided to tell about his illness publicly, because on the one hand it is a cautious openness, as if opening the doors of the palace, and on the other hand, the king is urging people to pay more attention to their health and get examined. royal correspondent daniela relf reports. this is the last time. when the king was seen in public, he went to church on sunday with queen camilla at sandrigham manor in norfolk. after only 17 months of his reign, he had serious health problems. just over a week ago, the king left a private hospital in central london where he spent three nights being treated for an enlarged prostate. now we know that he was diagnosed with cancer while he was here. this is stated in buckingham's statement. the palace during the recent

pledged another 1100000000 euros to have ukraine johnson that shows me the announcement alongside one of the meetings and landscapes yet in berlin. charles says it's a message to russia. the germans support for ukraine will not waive up the new funds adds to 28 in new orleans that germany has already promised belinda, but also supplied military equipment. charlton zalinski signed a long term security product against future russian aggression to both me to say it's an important step forward in yellow. i know that today we're taking a historically step forward to them to let us presidents landscape myself that has intensive and have signed an agreement on our long term 6. your a t pledges and the documents must off cannot be a splotch, long over estimate in terms of live. it's the significance of the independence ukraine will continue to be supported by germany in its defense against the russian wolf, aggression. as long as it turns, as i've been saying, if i say i'm going to support our ukraine's partners in their effort to build up modern forces in order to repel any future taken should. and not that russian to attend the tech integratio

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prime minister boris johnson saying on x, the whole country will be rooting for the king today. best wishes to charles iii for a full and speedy recovery. liz truss says he will be in our thoughts and prayers, god save the king. steve, you work so closely with david cameron, the workings of government and buckingham palace, when you take into totality what we know about this, this cancer was apparently caught as a result of his recent procedure for prostate enlargement, the fact he's on chemotherapy, the fact he's told to avoid -- well, we don't know if it's chemotherapy, might be immunotherapy, radiation, some sort of treatment that is shy of surgery, told not to do any public events and that harry is flying over. when you put all that together, what does it say to you? >> it does sound more serious than anybody -- sort of breezy statement we got from them in the last week or so about this procedure. and i think that's why the level of reaction and concern feels actually genuinely appropriate. because we don't know. and there could be something serious here. we don't know yet and i can imagine they a

charles for what will hopefully be a quick and full recovery. the public are used to the tories gambling on the lives of others. boris johnson with public health during the pandemic, and his immediate successor did it with household finances. not to be outdone, on monday this week the prime minister accepted a crude bet regarding the lives of asylum seekers. in doing so, he demeaned them as individuals and he degraded the office that he currently holds. will he apologize? >> we may have a principled disagreement on this, i believe, and we believe, that if someone comes to this country illegally, they should not be able to stay and they should be removed. that is why we are committed to our rwanda scheme. >> as ever, the prime minister does himself no favors, because the bet to which i refer was worth £1,000, and it came just hours before he ended cost of living support worth just £900. his justification for doing so was that the cost of living crisis is easing. what does he believe leaves him looking most out of touch with the public, gambling £1,000, or believing that the cost of living crisis is getting better? >> gentlema

characterizes all modern british politics and boris johnson , all the pale prime ministers who came to him, well , in fact, the queen and the current king charles carry an aircraft carrier for sure sooner or later, the question is for how long, in the past the prince of wales already had to return to the port in tow, so his participation with egypt. according to arab media, at least 100 people became victims of the bombing. palestinian reports that the bodies of 67 victims have already been found. debris clearance continues. to return their lands occupied by israel, we are obviously talking about the dutch heights, for which israel and syria have already fought. a planned flight over the neutral waters of the barintsevo and norwegian seas was carried out by two tu-95 long-range strategic missile carriers. duration was more than 5 hours. the bakedonians were accompanied by russian sub-35s, and on certain sections of the route by fighters from foreign countries. the flight was carried out in strict accordance with international rules, our ministry of defense emphasized. and now about the one who has become a real legend in the world of aviation.

johnson was born in. kind of an interesting little tidbit of fact. they're charles b cook was born in 1838 in portsmouth. graduated vmi. although at one time he was expelled and then was allowed to come back on the staff of bragg at shiloh. he became inspector general on lee's staff. wounded at sailors creek, kept a diary of the war. and he died in 1937. but he was the oldest, surviving member of lee staff. he was interviewed by a south african, which is interesting. he his diary and papers are at the virginia historical society. charles marshall, born in warrenton. matt, you notice that these guys are all from virginia, right? he wrote most of lee's after action report. marshall delivered the dedication address for the monuments to lee and the monument to grant and new york city cousin of george c marshall and then walter taylor, born in 1838 and norfolk graduate of vmi. taylor is really the key guy. he's no ordinary staff officer, but he's really the aide de camp. throughout the war. lee was noted for his small, overworked staff, but taylor wrote all of the dispat

charles stratford, joining us not from allah in the occupied west. buying some more raids overnight and attack spike is really stuff is just focused to what's being happening. johnson of us. right. road. yes. yes. another night of he's really all me raise these are unlikely events. right. the way across the occupied way. spank the biggest seems to being concentrated on the town and the refugee camp in jeanine. that's in the notes of the occupied territories. we've seen videos of the radio on the bulldozers gets a gate and destroying bike and civilian infrastructure, digging up roads and activities usually cools by palestinians and international human rights organization is of organizations as a form of, of collective punishment. we understand that they were trying to stay with members of the palestinian on resistance of coast. jeanine loan being considered to be a sensor for various different palestinian groups. it was a similar scenario in the town of kalki as well as also and then also be occupied westbank. and it was during those class. she's those that one palestinian mind a 20 year old was, was killed. but to give you the details of that died of his injuries,

the young people on the charles a very small and if i can get them together, i would like to start a company to provide services like this online, but it's always been a johnson. the unusually late in early september. the title floods have finally come. normally the showed us expect 3 title waves between june and the end of august. but this time, the rising water is come only wants. here to climate change is evident the within a few days, the flooded waters reach dangerous levels. as the river takes its toll, no one's thinking about the fertile settlement. it breaks. even though the floods will ensure to a mountable harvest for the child us in the coming dry season. my name is usually with the one with the water has been standing here in the field for 3 days. 7 days ago it started to rise 1st, the river was swollen and then in the last 3 days, the water ended from here. if the water just continues to rise folder rice will be lost on what it is a good. i figured it was the i don't know if i'm lucky enough to save this right scrub. it's growing so beautiful in the bottle here at the finish. me see, find the water is close to l. ya. now move. when the children p

johnson set the senate compromise was dead on arrival. the dealer cost down on illegal border crossings include $60 billion for ukraine. britain's king charless receiving treatment for an unspecified form of cancer. and you health care for the royal family less than 18 months since the death of queen elizabeth. the cancer was discovered during the king's recent treatment for a prostate condition. buckingham palace says he suspended duties but will continue business and paperwork. the indian gold rush while investors see the south asian nation is the leading emerging-market taking over from china. we bring you our big date. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: happy tuesday, it wasn't so long ago that smart money was invested in china. the world's biggest growth story for decades. with the chinese economy faltering, investors are turning their focus to what's happening in india. that pivot is the subject of today's big take. good morning. why is global money looking at india as an alternative? what are the attractions in the indian market putting in fund flows for wall street and beyond? >> good morning, thank you for having me. as global

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johnson said the senate compromise is dead on arrival in the house. the deal to crackdown on illegal border crossings include $60 billion for ukraine. britain's king charlesing treatment for an unspecified form of cancer. a new health scare for the real family less than 18 months since the death of queen elizabeth. the cancer was discovered during the kings treatment for a benign prostate condition. charles has suspended public duties but will continue state business and official paperwork. watch us live and see our past interviews on our interactive tv function tv . you can dive into any of the securities or bloomberg functions we talk about. become part of the conversation by sending us is the messages during our shows. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh annabelle: global investment in the energy transition soared 70% to a record $

charles in his new role after the passing of queen elizabeth. just under nine months after the coronation. prime minister sunak wished him a speedy recovery. boris johnson said the whole country is roading for him. a world figure, tooch president biden a short tomorrow ago said he had heard about the diagnosis, was concerned and said he would be speaking with charles again. more questions tonight. pretty quick transparency from the royals as folks here and a lot of places wishing the best for him. back to you. >> martha: thanks, greg. with that, we bring in neil sean, u.k. royal reporter and media correspondent. good to have you with us. what is the reaction to this there in london and what can you tell us about the family situation here and what we can expect. >> well, it is gray news, martha, whichever way you look at it. let's not forget also, let's send out good wishes and messages to queen camilla. a very difficult time for her. they knew about this last week, this is how it works. the reason why this particular story has come out now, this evening, at 6:00 p.m. is quite frankly the king was trying to make contact with his youngest son. normally a

johnson wants to throw up roadblocks. >> brendan buck and morgan chesky, thank you both. >>> moments ago, president biden reacted to the news of king charless vegas with the president. what did he have to say, mike? >> reporter: yeah, chris, president biden just arrived here on the strip, actually, for a meeting with some casino workers, and he was asked by the traveling press pool about king charles' diagnosis, and the president responding that he's very concerned for him and that he hopes to speak with him soon. now, of course it goes without saying, this is a president for whom cancer is such a personal issue. he lost his eldest son beau biden to bring cancer, his son beau would have turned 55, as a matter of fact, this weekend. biden visiting his grave site in delaware. the president also grew emotional last night when he was speaking at a campaign rally talking about the benefits through the pact act that would help people like his son who developed illnesses because of their exposure to toxic chemicals. it stands to reason that this is a president who if he were to speak to king charles about this diagnosis would not speak just as an

johnson. before the end of the show. but next up, king charless by public support following his cancer diagnosis and rumours of a work divorce for harry and meghan , the queen of us royal meghan, the queen of us royal reporter in kinsey schofield bnngs reporter in kinsey schofield brings us reaction. lots to get through. don't go anywhere earlier on, gb news. radio. >> welcome back to the show . >> welcome back to the show. well, a big reaction to my take at ten. i think that prince william has crossed a line by commenting on the war in gaza. many of you don't agree with me. mark at gb news.com. mark you have crossed the line, not prince william , says stephen. prince william, says stephen. how about this from hugh. mark, you are completely out of order. prince william giving a balanced statement. he cannot just say nothing which is impacting life in the uk. noel says. hi mark, i note you're rather mean spirited comments on william's stance on gaza , which will have been gaza, which will have been approved by the government . um, approved by the

johnson's biographer tom bower. plus we'll discuss the implications of king charles's cancer diagnosis for the rest of his reign.s >> and you know, and it's quite interesting. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> well, a big reaction to my big opinion with a telegraph story suggesting that the ministry of defence are seeking to impose , taught and employ to impose, taught and employ overseas personnel to join the military. the army in particular in order to fulfil diversity targets. so should the military have diversity targets at all? your reaction is coming in thick and fast, bryce says. we are doomed. mark the question on everyone's lips is who's making these woke decisions? government, civil service mandarins? can't we just find them and sack them ? mark says, them and sack them? mark says, good evening mark. the pay is not good enough for the forces . not good enough for the forces. my not good enough for the forces. my son served for years and said that the jobs done by armed forces personnel at a poorly paid rate sometimes trebled when done by an outsider . better we done by an outsider. bette

boris johnson has said the whole country will be rooting for the king today. best wishes to charles full and speedy recovery. and liz truss has said she is sending every best wish to his majesty the king and the royal family as he undergoes his treatment for cancer. he will be in our thoughts and prayers. god save the king, says liz truss. quite right too. and michelle o'neill, the first minister of northern ireland, says i'm very sorry to hear a king charles's illness and i want to wish him well for his treatment and a full and speedy recovery . well, full and speedy recovery. well, there you are. it just goes to show, doesn't it? rapprochement. not just with prince harry, but kind words. there for the first minister of northern ireland, who of course is from sinn fein . who of course is from sinn fein. let us get some religious reaction to this news. i'm very pleased to be joined by bishop michael nazir—ali, now a catholic prelate. but of course, the former anglican bishop of rochester . i the former anglican bishop of rochester. i know the former anglican bishop of rochester . i

his wealth that leapfrogged him ahead of charles koch on the list of bloomberg's billionaires index. house speaker mike johnson considered by the biden administration, colin bennett election your gimmicks. president biden is wearing -- weighing an executive order. the speaker has sought one-on-one talks with biden on border policy in exchange for international aid. speaker johnson has refused to allow members to vote on the standalone aid package which passed in the senate earlier this month. that is your bloomberg brief. jonathan: next on the program, the biden administration cracking down on russia. >> in terms of new measures and additional sanctions, stay tuned. they will be forthcoming. jonathan: the deputy secretary of the secretary, wally adeyemo, when the program next. jonathan: counting you down to the opening bell about 43 minutes away. equity futures positive by .1%. under surveillance this morning, the biden administration cracking down on russia. >> is actually a quite useful reminder to russia about what virtually the entire world thinks about this aggression, and the strong desire to see it end.

charles. uh, the sad news that he has got cancer. i've got the house peer and the former to boris johnson. former adviser to boris johnson.ulveer ranger and the writer and matthew stadlen. and broadcaster matthew stadlen. good to both you. good evening to both of you. before we start our conversation here in the studio , though, here in the studio, though, let's live to our royal let's cross live to our royal commentator, cameron walker for an update. good evening cameron , an update. good evening cameron, what can you tell us.7 good evening michelle. >> well, as you said , buckingham >> well, as you said, buckingham palace have confirmed this evening that his majesty has been diagnosed with a form of cancen been diagnosed with a form of cancer. it's understood that it is not prostate cancer. of course . he went into hospital course. he went into hospital for separate treatments on an enlarged prostate in the middle of january. i'm also told that his majesty the king returned from sandringham to london this morning. the royal standard is flying above buckingham palace here and he is going to be treated as an outpatient. s

johnson in his cabinet to save his political fortunes? was america's most famous broadcaster tucker carlson, right to interview vladimir putin? and should king charlese a year off and put william in charge? all of that, plus much more on friday night live with me, mark dolan now, first i'm going to have to deal with the leader of the opposition and the leader of the opposition and the who both the prime minister who are both on naughty step this week. on the naughty step this week. it's for my friday. big it's time for my friday. big opinion . and what a week the opinion. and what a week the race for number 10 is a bit like the premier league. everyone is dropping points and no one wants to win it . dropping points and no one wants to win it. rishi sunak gets himself in hot water with a crushingly insensitive £1,000 bet with piers morgan over flights to rwanda and an ill advised trans jibe in the commons. meanwhile, sir keir starmer performs another u—turn, so screeching it would have lewis hamilton blushing . let's lewis hamilton blushing. let's start with rishi sunak. the 21st century's answer to john major, who made a. major boob this week. well,

johnson in his cabinet to save his political fortunes? was america's most famous broadcaster tucker carlson, right to interview vladimir putin? and should king charlesoff and put william in charge? all of that, plus much more on friday night live with me, mark dolan now, first i'm going to have to deal with the leader of the opposition and the leader of the opposition and the who both the prime minister who are both on naughty step this week. on the naughty step this week. it's for my friday. big it's time for my friday. big opinion . and what a week the opinion. and what a week the race for number 10 is a bit like the premier league. everyone is dropping points and no one wants to win it . dropping points and no one wants to win it. rishi sunak gets himself in hot water with a crushingly insensitive £1,000 bet with piers morgan over flights to rwanda and an ill advised trans jibe in the commons. meanwhile, sir keir starmer performs another u—turn, so screeching it would have lewis hamilton blushing . let's lewis hamilton blushing. let's start with rishi sunak. the 21st century's answer to john major, who made a. major boob this week. well, that mig

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johnson, previously said. in the uk, buckingham palace announced that charles ii will not appear in public because he has beene border between belgium and the netherlands, and in france they blocked the highway near lyon, where trucks with foreign license plates were being turned back. the reason is the same, as the protesters claim, this is unfair competition between carriers from eastern europe. most often , such accusations are made against ukrainian drivers. polish farmers promise to block all crossings on the border with ukraine, to the poles hungarians join, they demand the abolition of european benefits for ukrainian products and grain. now its influx is restrained by local bans; hungary promised to maintain this barrier until brussels changes its mind and introduces restrictions throughout the eu. the landing gear drove straight into a snowdrift, the circumstances of the extreme landing of the superjet in saransk, investigators are finding out, the previous evening the plane was flying from the capital while taxiing. at the airfield it rolled off the runway . fortunately, no one was injured; there wer

we should learn and speaker johnson should read this history so that he doesn't become the next charles under with mr. trump. i know when i talk to them they agree with me. they're just afraid of mr. trump. my message to them is, you don't get to be in a moment of history very often. they're in a moment of history and they will be remembered for doing the wrong thing for 84 years just like you said if they do it. the other thing i would say, i'm not an expert on american electoral politics, but doesn't seem like speaker johnson is going to have that much time left if he's voted out of office because he brings this bill to the floor or if he's voted out come november. he doesn't get many opportunities to make his mark in history. this is his mark. the sense of urgency i heard from ukrainians in munich that they are dying, that they have no ammunition. if they don't vote this in and putin's army is rolling over them at even a greater speed come november, is that really a place you want to be in the history books? i just really hope they do the right thing. the moment is now to do that >>

charles reach out to one another as they face joint health battles. uh, we move on now to the daily express. boris mulling over pleas to help tories fight the election. so boris johnsoneback. it comes after another daily express front page from two days ago. i think it was , which was that think it was, which was that rishi sunak had supposedly left the door open to boris. i'll believe it when i see it, but there times i will there we go. the times i will ease to reward hard work, ease tax to reward hard work, vows . prime minister tells vows sunak. prime minister tells the times that the economy is going to get better. he's pledged to reward people who work hard with tax this is work hard with tax cuts. this is he's totally for the fight. he's totally up for the fight. well that'd be wouldn't well that'd be nice, wouldn't it? believe it when it? but again, believe it when you see it. let's go the you see it. let's go to the telegraph. firms giving telegraph. british firms giving up . more up on british workers. more businesses are to hire businesses are looking to hire abroad despite numbers abroad despite soaring numbers on absolutely on benefits. it's absolutely d

johnson. and oscar, we want to start with you. obviously, all the headunes you. obviously, all the headlines , all the front pages headlines, all the front pages that deal with king charleswant to go on to some other news. and this is about retirement . and the express are retirement. and the express are covering this. tell us more. uh, well , it feels a lot, lot well, it feels a lot, lot further away for me. >> uh, having read this story. so millions of middle aged workers, uh, could be forced to wait until they're 71, uh, before they qualify for that state pension . uh, this i think, state pension. uh, this i think, has really shocked quite a few people. and i think there's going to be there's going to have to be a greater degree of flexibility on something like this. i mean, for one, i feel wrongly , rightly, there are wrongly, rightly, there are younger demographic who feel like they really have already be, um, over the past few decades, carried quite a quite a large burden and also the first thing that struck me was that it's quite easy for people, you know, who have their desk jobs and you know, all those kind of but like, manual labourers, i mean, like how i just