party. it's time for reset is going to guy color so that it is necessary to show the people that the liberal democratic party is changing and the party is new for this transparent and open elections and free and vigorous debates are important. the most obvious, for a step to show the policy will change is the major step aside. i will not be running in the forthcoming policy election. so given the scandals, the challenge as rob, how expected was this and what happens next? yeah, he'd been facing the magazine speculation that he wouldn't be able to leave his policy in the next general election and they've been increasing disquiet within the ranks of the l. d p. about how just how they would fast if he remained as the prime minister and let them into that context with a, an approval rating. dropping to around 20 percent for himself. and his cabinet had that had been bi election losses in april, which cost further doubts over whether he could continue. there was speculation that he might try to call a snap selection and try to support and reinvigorate these premier ship that way. but i think loo

we've seen this interesting period the last 12 years when the liberal democrat party has beenin the liberal democrat party has been in power and promising very big reforms. prime minister shinzo abe took power in 2012, pledging to become japan's version of margaret thatcher and ronald reagan wrapped together we saw very little change, large military easing, the b0] doing a lot, the yen falling. we did not see in terms of increasing innovation, empowering women, and the next leader is going to have to figure out how to reinvigorate that process at a moment when china is slowing, when the us labour market is showing signs of strains. it is not clear if the market he has an appetite for a big risk. two women have _ an appetite for a big risk. two women have thrown _ an appetite for a big risk. two women have thrown their hats in the ring among several men. is there a obvious candidate? you have a current _ there a obvious candidate? 7m, have a current economic security minister, who throwing her hat into the ring. and a long—time female lawmaker, and it is an interesting wrinkle. i have argued

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but back home, members of the governing, liberal democratic party, became embroiled in a fundraising scandal that sol rates approval rating crash prompting because she does decision to quit as potty president a cool guy, no muscles. i say, joe, though it is necessary to show people that the liberal democratic party is changing and the party is new for this transparent and open elections and free and vigorous debate are important. the obvious 1st step to show that the party will change is for me to step aside, la casita, over sole reforms to how party members raise funds, but seems to have made many enemies along the way. the reason advice for me, okay, she was chosen to step down is gross on popularity among the grass roots, members of the l. d. p. and also within is party colleagues with the parties control of the japanese parliament. it's new president is almost certain to become the next prime minister and will likely faced general elections for both houses by next year. rob mcbride out is there. so thailand's law, a house of parliament will meet on friday to choose a new prime mi

but the liberal democratic party controlling both houses of parliament, that means whomever wins the vote will succeed him as prime minister. his decision follows a series of corruption scandals unto starting, no approval ratings, but private thoughts serving is prime minister for 3 years to me. oh casita continued the policies of his pri, this is given japan the great to presence of the world state. it was a series of domestic scandals that would prove his on doing. he hosted the g 7 summit and for just close the ties with south korea as strong allies of the united states. he supported washington's coalition against russia's invasion of ukraine and against trying to is expanding influence in the region while increasing defense spending. but back home, members of the governing, liberal democratic party, became embroiled in a fundraising scandal that sol, ritz approval rating crash prompting because she does decision to quit, so as potty president, i know my full size angel though it is necessary to show people that the liberal democratic party is changing and the party is new for thi

the host, et bols, is also a former member of parliament from the liberal party, who is currently promoting migration policy. the rise of the liberals to power is unlikely to solve a single problem in britain, both with migrants , on the contrary, they will increasingly impose them, and in the financial part, because the liberals will be for... an army against the native english, while the flow of migrants to the united kingdom is not decreasing, it is not the state that is involved in the migration flow and not so much the state, here it is a question of criminal groups that transport migrants, some business companies, structures that pay for the services of carriers, some people who directly pay carriers on the spot in order to move, and to receive asylum, very many people for some reason really believe that if they move to... the russian ministry of defense this evening released footage of objective control, which confirm the destruction of a very significant amount of various equipment of the ukrainian armed forces on the border of the kursk region. strikes were carried out on it by all

party. it's time for reset. tell them, hey, go down in good, she is a member of the liberal democratic policy. he says he should have made the decision because his popularity is plummeted. for nothing is more important for the party to choose a strong leader. behind whom rank and file members of the parliament could riley and campaign next year, next year is going to have to possibly a major elections. one for the upper house and another for the lower house. the reason vice for me. okay. she has chosen to sit down is, is gross on popularity among the grass roots, members of the, of the p. and also with then is party colleagues. the party has dealt with the corruptions. and if in the case you to has done a lot in legislating a bills that would make it harder for a members of the l. d. p to remain murky in their financial dealings. but the thing is, he has chosen to name some of the most influential parliamentary colleagues as main conference. lots of blood have been shed within the party. and as a result, i would imagine many people hold grudges against it for me. okay, shita, he has not said an

the west, like a whole bunch of foreign agents and extremists close to the notorious supposedly liberal partyonvicted mainly on symbolic grounds articles of treason and fake news about... the russian army, such as vladimir karamurza, a citizen of russia and great britain recognized in our country as an extremist, sentenced to 25 years in prison for treason or former deputy of the krasnoselsky district moskvygent. ilyi yashina. who else is on the list? convicted of fakes about the armed forces, journalist of the tatar-bashkir service and agent of radio liberty, alsou kurmasheva, foreigner oleg orlov, chairman of the board of memorial liquidated by the supreme court, foreign agent andrei pevovarov, ksenia fodeeva included in the list of extremists, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes , sasha skochelenko, demuri voronin, vadim ostanin. behind each of these names. criminal cases and related biographies. we exchanged according to the formulation of the federal security service, a group of persons acting in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of the security of russia. we ret

coordinates, except perhaps for the gunners from the armed forces of ukraine, when next time the liberal partiesnt to speculate about the alleged innocence of the detained employees of such resources, speculate better about the number of civilians killed due to the tip-off of these saboteurs. radio liberty, the voice of america, in general, dolce & gabbana have a direct connection with the north atlantic bloc, namely with... stratcom is the center of strategic communications, that is, the department that wages a political and psychological war against russia, everyone in radio liberty and the voice of america, which means that all journalists are immediately recruited. it is no coincidence that in the state duma today proposed to ban any activity in russia of the next foreign agents and the british council. the appeal states that british kan , under the guise of humanitarian projects , carries out intelligence activities in russia, and the media corporation, recognized as an agent, not only actively stamps out information saboteurs, including russian journalists, but also carries out anti-russia

considering all these factors, the liberal democratic party needs to change.the ldp is changing, the first step is for myself not to run in the party leadership vote and step down. this is how i have reached this decision. animal welfare campaigners are warning that more beef and dairy cows could be kept indoors for the whole of their productive lives, amid a rise in so—called "mega—farms". the bbc found more than 915,000 cows are now being housed on large—scale farms, something the group compassion in world farming describes as "deeply concerning". three people have been taken to hospital after a food bank in new zealand unintentionally distributed sweets laced with a potentially lethal amount of methamphetamine. police in new zealand are racing to trace the sweets, which as many as 400 people may have received in food parcels. it's believed criminals may have packaged the drugs as sweets to avoid detection. stay with us here on bbc news. coming up, we have the latest business and sport for you. hello there. temperatures have been cooling somewhat since we ha

because the liberal democratic party control us both houses of parliament to alter bodies, jerusalem, now with thousands of israeli settlers and alternation this storm. the ox, a most compound drawing condemnation from the us and from national security minister at the mob been given. let the march to mock a jewish holiday as being seen as yet another f, and by far right groups to force a change to the status quote as well, his band out is 0 from the posing in the country. same bus that i have you sent this report from the dual damian capital. i'm on head with the politics of division to sell a supremacist narrative. israel's national security minister, it's more ben computer says it's his offices policy to allow freedom of worship for jews everywhere. even though it violates internationally recognized agreements governing one of his farms, holding us the, our policy is to allow premier, i will say something more. we must win this war. we must win and not go to conferences and don't how cairo rather defeat to force them to kneel. that's the message we can defeat, how most bring them to

on the air were talking, the host et bolsk, who is also a former member of parliament from the liberal party, which is currently promoting migration policy. the laborites' coming to power is unlikely to solve any of britain's problems, either with migrants, or, on the contrary, they will increasingly impose them, or in the financial part, because the laborites will be for larger payments for the social budget, so the budget gap will increase, therefore. but kirmi also has every chance of not serving out his term, and he may follow the path of previous prime ministers. why do migrants have such permissiveness? because they now occupy influential positions in all spheres. former prime minister rishi sunok is from india, the current mayor of london, sadiq khan, is of pakistani origin. and the former mayor of scotland, hamza yusav, is now calling for the use of the army against the native english. at the same time, the flow of migrants to the united kingdom is not decreasing. it is not the state that is involved. in the migration flow and not so much the state, here it is already a question of c

that means whoever wins the policy voted, will succeed him as prime minister, because the liberal democratic party controls both houses of parliament should i was elected president of l. d. p in 2021. his 3 year to and expires. in september. while he held a media briefing in tokyo on wednesday where he explained his decision to guy colorado, so that it is necessary to show the people that the liberal democratic party is changing. and the party is new for this transparent and open elections. and free and vigorous debate are important. the most obvious for a step to show the policy will change is for me to step aside. i will not be running in the forthcoming potty election thing. rather, brian has more from sold and neighboring south korea, so he's being facing mounting pressure because of the scandals. he made the announcement during a live news event wednesday morning, but using the event really to try to put a bright face on his decision tool can got what he regards as being his achievements during the 3 years that he's been prime minister. starting with the economy, various economic stimulus pac

keir starmer at his best, levelling with the public, his career in politics, he levelled with the liberal party tory government had to go, the tory government had to go, he levelled with them, saying he wanted a decade of national renewal. hit the ground running, get when farms approval started, do all kinds of things, but the budget is worse than they imagined it would gonna be. the brs for an imagined it would gonna be. the brs foran inquiry as imagined it would gonna be. the brs for an inquiry as to why they weren't told by the tory government what was going on. there is a desperate need for labour to show what is going to get better. you can tell voters it is going to get worse before it gets better but you need to be telling them what is going to get better, when is it going to better, how. they like him because they want change for the better, furnace, that is the bit we need to see in late september at the labour conference. in see in late september at the labour conference-— conference. in terms of the politics. — conference. in terms of the politics. his _ conference. in terms of the p

he's dropping out of his party's leadership race next month. is liberal democratic party controls both houses of parliament. so that means whoever wins the vote is going to succeed in his prime minister. mcbride reports serving as prime minister for 3 years to myoshi to continue the policies of his pri, this is given japan the great to presence of the world state. it was a series of domestic scandals that would prove his on doing. he hosted the g 7 summit and for just close the ties with south korea, a strong allies of the united states. he supported washington's coalition against russia's invasion of ukraine and against china is expanding influence in the region while increasing defense spending. but back home, members of the governing, liberal democratic party, became embroiled in a fundraising scandal that sol, ritz approval rating crash prompting because she does decision to quit his party. president cool guy? no, i suppose i say joe, though it is necessary to show people that the liberal democratic party is changing and the party is new for this tran

press conference where he announced his decision not to seek re-election as leader of the liberal democratic party. as the agency notes , public support for the japanese prime minister has been declining for a long time, which is connected with a series of political scandals within the liberal democratic party. in particular, we are talking about the financing of some party members by the semi-religious organization church association, against which several cases of extortion and fraud have been opened in japan, as well as a scandal involving the appropriation of part of political donations by members of the largest vldp faction, which was headed during his lifetime by former prime minister shinzo abe. the new head of the ldp will be elected in september to replace kishida as... prime minister. serbian president aleksandar vucic said that russia warned the country's leadership of mass unrest being prepared in the republic, the organizers of which are representatives of western countries. this the serbian leader told journalists, answering a question about the west preparing actions on the territor

party leadership. this comment means the sudden resignation of the prime minister. keshda recently due to inflation it has put pressure on japanese households and the liberal democratic party's political and financial scandals have caused its popularity to decline. the spread of fire around athens led to the death of many greek citizens and the displacement of thousands of people in this country. in this forest fire that started last week, several houses and buildings, especially a school, were burnt. greek authorities requested help from several countries, especially spain, vitalia and romania, due to the lack of fire trucks and rescue forces. the al jazeera network declared a state of emergency in the congo due to maimouni's answer in this the country announced. this virus first spread from congo to neighboring countries. the disease is mild in most cases but can be fatal. since the beginning of the year, at least 15,000 people have contracted this disease, and 461 of them have died. the unveiling of the new capital of indonesia in three days. indonesian independence to replace jakarta. the indonesian government first proposed the idea of ​​designing a new capital

since 2020, the liberal party of america, the democrats, used covid and covid shots to violate our medical privacy and first amendment rights. they worked in conjunction with the social media websites and lecture us about democracy, but the dnc has had a nonworking election. local governments who are liberal, and colleges, have frequently violated free speech. i had it happen to me twice with a trespass order when i brought a trump flag to college. as far as i'm concerned, under biden-harris and harris in the future, our free speech is on the line, and so is our border security and our economic security. host: on my prompter it is showing you are an independent voter. it sounds like you are a trump supporter? caller: i am a registered independent voting for trump in massachusetts. i am going to a trump rally this morning. host: john in ventura, california on the republican line. caller: good morning. it is an interesting question today. one of the things i want to point out is in democracy you have to live within the constitution. the constitution is a very thought out, difficult document

alexey bobovnikov, the communist party russian federation, alexey smirnov, united russia, he is also the acting governor of the kursk region, and alexey tamanov, the liberal democratic party of russia, why was the decision made to start early. evening moscow time, we talked to a woman who came from the border region and for everyone the opportunity to vote, to fulfill their civic duty, is organized, we want to call on all residents of our region and other regions, to be sure to fulfill their civic duty, to come to the elections, vote, because in this difficult time for us, ordinary residents, and for the leaders of the region, we need to be together, we need to be united, support each other, help each other. we have the opportunity to talk to one of the chairmen of the uikov, galina sergeevna, hello, good afternoon, please tell us what is special about this early voting and how is it going today? early voting is taking place from august 28 to september 5, for the first time we are holding voting in the kto emergency mode, all temporarily arrived from the border regions voters have the opportunity to vote at any polling station, in general, well, in moscow

it reminded me of a terrible, idiotic performance from the early nineties, when at one liberal partyate a cake in the form of lenin from the mausoleum. okay, those moral freaks gathered in a small nightclub, but the french for the whole world to the opening of the olympics, why? so i suggest that you, discarding even a hint of any propaganda, simply answer these. if you can, write questions, i haven't been able to yet, famous people have gathered at our table favorite actors who will tell funny stories and curiosities that happened to them, forgive me, i accidentally broke this new vase, don't worry, it's not that big, it's new, it's only 200 years old, i invite you to the program, i have to play the queen, i think, but it will be some piece dedicated to honey, so i come. and it sounds, stop, filmed, ruslanova just rubbing her hands, says, i didn't know that directors work with actors like that, askold zapashny told me, a long time ago there was a soviet circus, a tiger grabbed my father, he quietly told them says, askold, take a stick now and hit him on the head with all your might,

crash prompting because she does decision to quit his party. president, a cool guy, no muscles i say to do, it is necessary to show people that the liberal democratic party is changing and the party is new for this transparent and open elections and free and vigorous debates are important. the obvious 1st step to show that the party will change is for me to step aside, la casita over. so reforms to how party members raise funds, but seems to have made many enemies along the way. the reason advice for me, okay, should i was chosen to step down is his gross on popularity among the grass roots, members of the l. d p. and also with then is party colleagues with the parties control of the japanese parliament. it's new president is almost certain to become the next prime minister and will likely faced general elections for both houses by next year. rob mcbride, else is there. still a has hair on knowledge, is there a process velgrove border region, the plaza states of emergency as ukrainian forces claim control territory, and the public health emergency is declared in africa around to an outbreak of impulse and the democratic republic of congo

party leadership. this comment means the sudden resignation of the prime minister. recently, due to the inflation that has put pressure on japanese households, as well as the political and financial scandals of the liberal democratic party, with a decrease popularity faced. the spread of fire around athens has resulted in the death of a number of greek citizens and the displacement of thousands of people in this country. in this forest fire that started last week , several houses and buildings, especially a school, were burnt. greek authorities requested help from several countries, especially spain, vitalia and romania, due to the lack of fire trucks and rescue forces . the al jazeera channel announced the declaration of a state of emergency in the congo by balt juabale maimouni in this country. this virus first came from congo to neighboring countries. this disease is mild in most cases it can be fatal. since the beginning of the year , at least 15,000 people have contracted this disease , and 461 of them have died. the unveiling of the new capital of indonesia will take place in the next three days from the city of nusantara to replace jakarta at the same time as indonesia's independence day. indones

call 1-800-234-7090 now. [ ♪♪ ]reg: >> greg: two dans and stormingt the liberal party shows, as he triedons of maded three years ago.er want triso know what kamala hars things about a bag that she supported policies that opened that megan aborted, that sheeopl lied to the -- >> i'm interviewing you want to call mike refuses to do interviews with anybody sooner have to start with the fact tha we have a wide open southern border because our border czar said a lot of open border policies. spewing sht e was under the borr czar. >> how do you import 18 million people, that sort of the's w 1 million, that is where she failed.om >> greg: i love how he was fact checking the people whoople don't do their fact checkingcome when it comes to the people they favored, for example with the dana bash think he actually usem it content from cnn to show that her own commentary was wrong and it was, you can see the embarrassment move across her yu face, i see that a lot with you when you are on with fox and friends. [ laughter ] >> bryan: you have no idea, we had a morning show.mo [ laughter ]rn meanwhile,

they see his liberal party trailing the conservatives in canada by 20%.en boy trudeau, could he be the next diplomatic domino to fall ? well, i'm delighted to to fall? well, i'm delighted to be joined now by the professor of international politics at the university of birmingham , doctor university of birmingham, doctor david dunn. thanks forjoining me, david. looking at that list, deeply unpopular leaders. why do you think that is ? you think that is? >> well, what we have is incumbency itself is unpopular because we are living in very difficult times . geopolitically, difficult times. geopolitically, the world seems in turmoil , and the world seems in turmoil, and there doesn't seem to be a way of bringing conclusions to the war in ukraine and in the middle east and more importantly, the world is suffering. the consequences of the coming to a complete halt of the world economy that took place during the covid crisis. and the resulting economic inactivity of that period. huge borrowing that went on then and as a consequence, a cost of living crisis and m

bobovnikov communist party of the russian federation, alexey smirnov united russia, he is also the acting duties of the governor of the kursk region and alexey tamanov, the liberal democratic party of russia, why it was adopted. the decision to start early voting in order to ensure the safety of the main voting period, which will take place on the 6th-7th and the 8th, here are the first voters today. at the polling stations, i remind you that voting is underway today from 10:00 am and will last until 4:00 pm moscow time, we talked to a woman who came just from the border region and for everyone the opportunity has been organized vote, fulfill your civic duty, this is what she says: we want to call on all residents of our district and other districts to fulfill their civic duty, come to the elections, vote, because you... this is a difficult time for us, ordinary residents, and for the leaders of the region, we need to be together, we need to be united, support each other, help each other. we have the opportunity to talk to one of the chairmen of the uik, galina sergeevna, hello, good afternoon, please tell me what is special about this this early voting and in g

i would subsequently learn that they were celebrating because my dad had taken the liberal party from third place to second place, which was a difference of maybe thousand votes. we'd made a solid dent in the district's conservative majority the way for a real victory in the future. my father, on the other hand, was at ease. he had done what he needed to do, and he had a look of satisfaction that he'd done it thanks to my father. that was the night. i learned that there is a deeper way to think about politics, which for so many people has become a dirty word. politicians are all crooks. they say the system is rigged. i don't trust any of them. and it's true that there's no shortage. politicians who provide reasons not to trust politicians. but the world is full of people who engage in politics for the right reasons. i know that because my immediate family is full of people who engage in politics for the right reasons. and on that night in 1981, that dingy old storefront campaign office was full of people celebrating simply because they'd exercised their right to engage politics for th

has put pressure on japanese households and the political and financial scandals of the liberal democratic party. has been the end of this is in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, have a good time . welcome to the football magazine program tonight . we want to continue with the guest about both the start of the league and the discussion of corruption in football, which we have been following for some time and we have already reached a good expert discussion. dear program, mr. seyed mehdi seyed salehi , the former player of the national team and the current football coach of our country, and you must have seen the country's football expert in the studio . you are very welcome, sir. thank you very much. without the ceo and now the broker or program manager , whatever his name is, this triangle increases the price of the players yes, i don't know the transfer of players and a thousand other things that exist now, how can this be prevented, who should supervise the coach's management, and well, i would like to inform you that, dear iraqi , our football is going in a dire

party's leadership contest next month, clearing the way for a new premier. mr kishida — who came to power in 2021 — said it was important to show the public that his liberal democraticd japan for most of the period since the second world war. the number of violent attacks against women and girls on britain's railways has increased by more than 50% in two years, according to the british transport police. its survey found that more than a third of women have been subjected to sexual harassment or sexual offences while commuting by train or tube. 0ur correspondent nick eardley has this report. doors beeping. put your bags on the floor. this is the moment when edgarjr was arrested by british transport police last year. the 50—year—old had sexually assaulted a woman on a train. he admitted it and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. but new figures show that this is far from an isolated case. british transport police figures show an average of 31 reports a day involving violent crimes against women or girls. the number being reported has jumped 50% in just two years. reports of sexual harassment have more than doubled in the same period, with sexual assault reports up 1

excited to move the needle i would subsequenty lean they are celebrating because my dataer taken the liberal partyrom third-place to second-place. which was a blue of a thousand votes. solid dent in the district conservative majority paving thy way for real victory in the future. my father was at ease. he had done what he needed to do and had a look of satisfaction that he had done it. thanks to my father that was the night i learned there's a deeper way to think about politics which were so many people has become a dirty word. all politicians are crooks the system is rigged i don't trust any of them it's true there's no shortage of politicians who provide reasons not to trust politicians. the world is full of people who engage in politics for the right reasons. i know that because my immediate family is full of people engage in politics for the right reasons. on that night in 1981 dingy old store front campaign office was full of people celebrating simply because they exercise their right to engage in politics for the right reason to this day we hear people run down politics and politicians by re

has put pressure on japanese households and the political and financial scandals of the liberal democratic partytion of 70 million household appliances director general of the technical and engineering services office of the ministry of engineering says that despite this number of identifiers received for household appliances , contraband goods are still seen in the market . interception of the community system trade to be sure of the authenticity and service of the goods, a lot of variety. there have been many functional products for the family . it has been more than two years since the design of household appliances was recognized. since 1401, the ministry of poisons required us to put the identifier and product code on the carton and the product. the tracking code is specified. the serial number is specified. in the market , there are still household appliances without identifiers, unfortunately , they do not have any product identifiers . let's look for these items in this market. it is the same product. it can be found, yes, why can't it be found that there is a lot of smuggling, next to t

they see his liberal party trailing the conservatives in canada by 20%. boy trudeau, could he be the next diplomatic domino to fall ? well, i'm delighted to to fall? well, i'm delighted to be joined now by the professor of international politics at the university of birmingham , doctor university of birmingham, doctor david dunn. thanks forjoining me, david. looking at that list, deeply unpopular leaders. why do you think that is ? you think that is? >> well, what we have is incumbency itself is unpopular because we are living in very difficult times . geopolitically, difficult times. geopolitically, the world seems in turmoil , and the world seems in turmoil, and there doesn't seem to be a way of bringing conclusions to the war in ukraine and in the middle east and more importantly, the world is suffering. the consequences of the coming to a complete halt of the world economy that took place during the covid crisis. and the resulting economic inactivity of that period. huge borrowing that went on then and as a consequence, a cost of living crisis and mas

his resignation triggers a contest to replace them as half of the governing, liberal democratic party. she doesn't know. russian authorities have declared a state of emergency and some border areas a week after the beginning of you can incursion into its territory. more than a 120000 people have been evacuated from course in the neighboring belgrade region . following ukraine's advance keeps says it does not plan to occupied chorus permanently. it says the cross border offensive aims to support russian attacks on its territory and to pull russian military resources away from the ukrainian front line. president brought me to the landscape, said his forces are still advancing. suspicion we are expanding the area of active operations. the commander in chief reported to our forces all controlling $74.00 settlements in the cost region homeless. it should be said, or she's going to go in what is the more we destroyed, which is ministry presence in the board areas, the close of peace and true secuity will be with states. russia must be held accountable for what it is doing. and it is being h

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his resignation triggers a contest to replace him is head of the governing liberal democratic party. thailand's constitutional court has ruled the private historic strata, so he's seen to be removed from office. the court said he breached ethics rules by appointing a cabinet minister with a criminal conviction. todd, as parliament must now choose a new prime minister, triggering further political a people. the decision comes one week after the same court to solve the anti establishment moved forward party, which one last year's election. i spoke to journalist mass hunt in bangkok, i asked him if the court decision came as a surprise whether or not the decision was the surprises is pretty interesting because usually these types of cases such as the one last week here against the move our party, the public had already kind of decided, but this one was really up in the air because the senators could have, i mean, the court could have suspended the prime minister while they were considering his case, or they have with the former prime minister. so this was really a 5050 in my opinion, an

his resignation triggers a contest to replace him as had of the governing, liberal democratic party. today, the governor of russia's border region, the belo garad has declared a state of emergency due to continued bombardment by ukrainian forces. silverado is next to the quarter scrooge in where ukraine surprise offensive this. in its 2nd week. the cranes military chief says his forces now control 74 settlements on the russian territory, or the 120000 people have been evacuated in the area following ukraine's advance. more now are joined by our correspondent janine the semen over in rico where our moscow team relocated after russia. shut them down. tell us, what more do you know about the situation in belgrade? because it's been difficult to get clear information from that. yes, that is definitely true. we very much rely on information from state authorities of what russia is saying now and general is that it has has down more than 110 ukrainian drones overnight in the several russian regions, some deeper into russian territory. but among those is also the dogwood region, as you ment

party's leadership contest next month, clearing the way for a new prime minister. mr kishida — who came to power in 2021 — said it was important to show the public that his liberal democraticr most of the period since the second world war. the huge wildfires in greece that have been threatening the capital athens, have been brought under control. at least one person has died, while dozens have been injured, and thousands of have had to leave their homes. here's jessica parker. shadows in the night as this monster blaze ripped into the outskirts of athens. whether a firefighter, soldier or citizen, they tried to contain the flames. now, with daylight, this is what's left. thanassis, a stone merchant, leafs through the scorching hot wreckage of his business. he fears there's up to £25,000 worth of damage. translation: the fire | passed through and burnt all the wooden pallets. everything that was here is now useless. pallets, marble, tiles and even further beyond. everything is garbage now. as water bombers work to douse hotspots from on high, on the ground, there's anguish. and while everything was happening, even our school burnt down. all of our memories were there. it's

party's leadership contest next month, clearing the way for a new premier. mr kishida, who came to power in 2021, said it was important to show the public that his liberal democraticty was changing. they have governed japan for most of the period since the second world war. diplomats are urgently working towards a peace deal in the middle east, and hoping to avoid a wider regional conflict. a senior adviser to us presidentjoe biden, is visiting beirut to meet lebanese caretaker prime minister najib mikati, as well as other key figures. speaking to the media, he emphasised the importance we also talked about the framework agreement that is on the table for a gaza ceasefire and he and i agreed there is no more time to waste. and there is no more valid excuses from any party for any further delay. us presidentjoe biden hopes that a ceasefire between israel and hamas in gaza could deter iran from launching attacks on israel. the iranian government has dismissed calls from the uk and other western countries to refrain from retaliation against israel for the killing of hamas leader ismail haniyeh in tehran last month. israel has neither confirmed nor denied involvement

and there are a few signs that party liberals, even if they would want more reform, that the parties liberals are going to suddenly hold kamala harris to a higher standard than all those other prosecutors who have run as democrats. now, that is the d.a. history. there is more. in 2011, harris went on to be the top law-enforcement official in california. she won the ag race, and oversaw these policies targeting criminal organization. her tenure side drop in violent crime, but her new role also gave her experience farther from just individual trials in local crime. it added a whole bunch of other topics and challenges. and she embraced some of them, using that post to back equal rights for couples to adopt, and famously urging state courts to issue those same-sex marriage license. >> you must start the marriages immediately. >> as i mentioned at the top of this report, people often lump all of harris's legal work together. but it is a little more, located, or at least there were phases. she served for over a decade after prosecuting lawyer inside the d.a.s office, as you see on your scr

party. but romney, like nixon was from that sort of moderate to liberal internationalist side of the party. i would put romney just a hair to the left of richard a little bit more to the left than that is a new york governor nelson everything. i said about romney double it nelson rockefeller new york city so prominent governor of an even bigger state. a more important even more resources to run major political brand name. a lot of republicans were kind of turned off to him because he'd had a divorce is actually controversial back and also because in 1960 some republicans believe that nixon and rockefeller had arranged a kind of backroom deal called the compact fifth avenue, it was called, and the history books. so you can look that up later. but so conservatives weren't thrilled about about rockefeller, but no question, had he had the resources to go all way, the trouble is he never did. his pattern was he was sort of in you know, he was in he was out, wasn't really committing to a campaign the way through, whereas nixon was in all the primaries beginning in new hampshire and the only prima