but the snp| record. you are away from . government. but the snp has record. is incredibly hard. to rethink, which the snp — incredibly hard. to rethink, which the snp needs to do, as my party needed _ the snp needs to do, as my party needed to— the snp needs to do, as my party needed to do, is hard to do in government. it needed to do, is hard to do in government-— needed to do, is hard to do in tovernment. . , ., ., ., . ., government. it was a good election result north — government. it was a good election result north of _ government. it was a good election result north of the _ government. it was a good election result north of the border, - government. it was a good election result north of the border, but - government. it was a good election| result north of the border, but when you look to 2026, there might be people who lost trust in the snp who say, if we elect a later —— a labour leadership, we will have more power. ultimately, the problem we have seen in the _ ultimately, the problem we have seen in the snp _ ultimately, the problem we have seen in

is that, is that, is that that's what the snp is . so this that's what the snp is.uy is saying something that goes against what the scottish snp party believes in. remember, the last leader was humza yousaf. whatever the guy's name, let's move on. >> right. move on to the, telegraph and you should never give in to terrorists. i mean peace activists. adam yes. >> so this is from the sunday telegraph, barclays warned it risks damaging its reputation by capitulating to demands of pro—palestine activists . so pro—palestine activists. so basically, barclays has been warned that it risks damaging its reputation by capitulating to demand from activists who, just like israel's. to demand from activists who, just like israel's . yeah, well, just like israel's. yeah, well, it's always best to repeat things, isn't it? yeah, to make sure things are clear. yeah. yeah. so basically, this is at least 20 branches of the bank have been attacked over the summer by pro—palestinian, but that's not right. >> so of course that's fine. >> so of course that's fine. >> mostly, mostly peacef

here's the snp leader and first minister of scotland, john swinney.ially viable and successful country can do an awful lot better as an independent country. and we've got to make that case to the people of scotland. we will do that by proving ourselves as an effective government that acts in the public interest in scotland. liz, there has been a lot of finger—pointing within the party over the summer, a lot of dissatisfaction with the leadership — people don't think they are being listened to, concerns over the spending choices that are coming at holyrood. it's not the backdrop for a reset, is it? i was there today when the party began... actually, it did not begin today, it started injuly. but the party gathered for a sort of review _ but the party gathered for a sort of review this — but the party gathered for a sort of review this morning. but it was candid, it was quite hard, sometimes quite difficult to listen to, but it was actually very refreshing. john swinney have been around the country across the summer, with candidates that lost, they have

the general election was bruising for the snp.t things wrong. theirfocus now — uniting snp members and attempting to get voters back on side ahead of the holyrood election in two years' time. the government says badger culling in england will end by 2029. it's thought more than 200,000 thousand badgers have been culled in the past decade in an effort to prevent them spreading tuberculosis among cows. the culling will be replaced by a strategy tickets for oasis's reunion concerts are being relisted on reselling websites for thousands of pounds — some for more than £6,000 — within minutes of some fans being given access to a pre—sale this evening. these are insane prices. as you said, these are insane prices. as you said. there _ these are insane prices. as you said, there was _ these are insane prices. as you said, there was a _ these are insane prices. as you said, there was a presale, - these are insane prices. as you said, there was a presale, so i these are insane prices. as you - said, there was a presale, so some lucky fans t

the snp's autumn conference gets under way later today.lost half a million votes in the general election, and was left with nine mps at westminster. let's speak to bbc scotland's chief political correspondent, lynsey bews. what are the snp leader is hoping to see from the party conference? yes. see from the party conference? yes, this is the first _ see from the party conference? yes, this is the first day _ see from the party conference? yes, this is the first day of _ see from the party conference? yes, this is the first day of a _ see from the party conference? ifs: this is the first day of a three—day conference for the snp at the international conference centre in edinburgh. it has been straight down to business this morning because delegates, members, currently gathered in a whim downstairs behind closed doors where a review of the general election result has been conducted, being led by the party leader, scotland's first minister, john swinney, looking at what went wrong in the general election. the party went from winning 48 seats

it has been a fairly bleak time for the snp. got nine seats. members are having quite a grim time at the moment. some members are saying they are so despondent they won't even be turning up at the snp conference here this weekend. very first item on the agenda — an internal session, behind closed doors, with the leader john swinney to rake over the coals of what happened. but there is bleak news as well on the economic front. we have heard some bad news from westminster from the prime minister about the economy and it is bad news here as well. there are going to be big cuts across all government departments. john swinney is blaming inflation. he is also blaming labour austerity. here is what he has been saying to us in an interview. the crucial point i come back to is the effect — the crucial point i come back to is the effect of inflation and no uk government has taken account of that in the _ government has taken account of that in the decisions they have made. that— in the decisions they have made. that poses — in the decisio

lewis and snp are sick of your your kind. >> well, i'm sick of snp . well, i'm sick of snp. i was sick before they started hating the jews. anyway. brother of scot killed by hamas. hamas accuses snp. >> why do you say it like that? hamas that sounds like the musical of it with an exclamation mark. >> he's talking about what you eat, andrew, with your carrots, hummus, hummus. that's hummus. >> now look. so this is so this is a guy whose brother, very sadly and tragically, was killed. murdered, i should say murdered by hamas psychopaths. and hamas is psychopaths. well, yeah. that's right. and humza yousaf did go to the funeral. he's now accused him of jew washing that this was like a pr stunt to cover up what? i mean, do you think that's fair? >> do i think it's a jew stunt? i don't know, i don't like that term juicing because it's even i don't understand it, but i can understand it. >> this was his. this was his stunt. this was his phrase. >> because, because, because the truth is, is that is that the guy he hates? he hates everybody. he's scottish. i'v

so what of that defining mission for the snp going forward?this is not the top doorstep issue. it wasn't during the election campaign, and opinion poll after opinion poll shows you that. so the the process i think that we need to go through is, get a handle on good government, get a handle on public services, get a handle on the economy, show that you're competent and have a long—term strategy for rebuilding the country. then you will start to get a hearing on the independence question. john swinney�*s first big test, heading up the snp's general election campaign. his mission now, to unite and motivate his party's membership and look to rebuild wider support. lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh. plans to end badger culling to stop the spread of bovine tuberculosis on cattle farms in england have been announced by the government. it hopes the strategy will deliver its target to eradicate the disease in england by 2038. our rural affairs correspondent malcolm prior has this report. an outbreak of bovine tuberculosis in a herd of cattle is devasta

like housing and manufacturing. to pce data forjuly, that is the inflation gauge chief us economist at snpbal ratings tells us what lies ahead for the us economy. we had some pretty decent second—quarter number out. it looks like the economy is steady as she goes right now, at least the underlying domestic demand. as for the fed, they are pretty happy with this number, especially given the inflation has been coming in near their own to present targets, so given all of the data that has come out, it seems like they might be ready to start the cycle in september. can you elaborate a bit more on the fed and what will be part of the thinking process as it looks to this announcement in september and the rest of the year? we think they will probably look at employment sides of things more closely now. chairman powell in his meeting did say that he would be more sensitive to what happens to risks around employment gains, given that we think we are at a trend path right now, there are probably looking at cutting rates at meetings at least in the next 12 months, so perhaps getting back closer to 3.

at reopening is also crucialfor its 4 the snp.llion garment workers. 0ne crucial for its 4 million garment workers. one of them who participated in the protest told me they are happy the government was ousted and are hopeful factories resume full production soon in their wages improve. production soon in their wages imrove. �* ., ., ., ,, improve. before we go, we take ou live improve. before we go, we take you live to _ improve. before we go, we take you live to a _ improve. before we go, we take you live to a rally _ improve. before we go, we take you live to a rally in _ improve. before we go, we take you live to a rally in detroit, - you live to a rally in detroit, thatis you live to a rally in detroit, that is where tim is speaking, the vice presidential candidate for the democratic party. the two sides have been trading barbs on the economy. harris saying they want to improve things for the economy and jd vance on the other side saying that harris is to blame for a lot of the economic problems the us is facing. that's all fo

this is takin: the snp trying to rebuild. this is taking place _ the snp trying to rebuild.that will cause an upset for snp members today. thank you. 40 minutes past seven. —— 14. anyone who's failed to win a prize when playing the toy—grabbing machine at an amusement arcade may feel like they've been duped. in brazil, it appears tha police are treating these games as criminal. officers in rio dejaneiro have carried out raids and confiscated several claw machines in the city, saying that they're games of chance and so using them counts as gambling, which is illegal in the country. police also seized laptops, tablets, a firearm and even stuffed animals during the operation. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. gambling, illegal, odd. very peculiar, matt. what have you got for us today? i've got something which actually probably you have less chance of seeing through the summer than you would winning one of those toys. somebody has been up early for a walk in the peak district. beautiful scene below. some mist and fog. that gives you an indication of what we will

it turns into a really big deal so i think the key here to watch for investors is the level of the snplose by that by friday there's a whole bunch of cta. roughly $70 billion that... and that could drag marketable but lower but the everyday investor the thing to keepin the everyday investor the thing to keep in mind is that this is a part of the bargain. irate keep in mind is that this is a part of the bargain.— of the bargain. we take these declines. sorry _ of the bargain. we take these declines. sorry it _ of the bargain. we take these declines. sorry it interrupted | declines. sorry it interrupted there, we have run out of time. economic worries have dampened... reported a 3% in profits. low crude production levels caused it to report a net profit of 29 its dividend policy in place, paying out 31 million dollars in the first quarter. it 31 million dollars in the first ruarter. , ., , , , quarter. it is done slightly better than than this's _ quarter. it is done slightly better than than this's expedition - quarter. it is done slightly better than than this's expedition so - quarter

satyam panday, chief us economist at snp global ratings, explained what the data means for the us economyand key the stronger advances and key categories included spending the stronger advances and key categc care, cluded spending the stronger advances and key categc care, housing pending the stronger advances and key categc care, housing and iing health care, housing and utilities and recreation. that offset and downgrades and other exports and private categories, exports and private inventory investment. spending is being supported in part by wage gains, but momentum is �*market slowing as the labour market shifts into lower gear. personal income only personal income rose only moderately. yet, overall, the data is a good sign for the economy and it comes at a time when there has economy and it comes at a time when th overas economy and it comes at a time when th over the health of the concern over the health of the consumer and the labour concern over the health of the consumtjobsi the labour concern over the health of the consumtjobs data, .abour concern over the health of the consumtj

you know, the snp's slightly, weaponized. they've got a really turbulent, posted hate speech thing. well, i don't we'll see, but i don't. well, anyway, the only case that it came that came close was reginald d hunter was accused of it. you know , by by, accused of it. you know, by by, jewish. couple and on behalf of jewish. couple and on behalf of jewish couple for his jokes against against the you know, jewish action, which was kind of ironic given that everyone was anticipating that it had been brought in to protect muslims . brought in to protect muslims. but i think it's a very obvious. exactly. >> and it backfired in another sense, in that the police were because of those accusations, they didn't want to make an arrest with anyone. so i think they probably ignored most accusations that came out during the fringe this year. yeah but it does seem to me as well. >> i will say this that part of the thing about brexit was that it was supposed to stop westminster politicians having a kind of, you know, plausible deniability. well, what can we do ? it's eu rule. and now do? it's eu ru

so are the snp to blame?former political editor theo usherwood cast his expert eye over those shocking stats, plus a tory leadership contender has admitted using ozempic, the weight loss drug. all right. have they been fat shamed ? all have they been fat shamed? all of that is coming your way shortly. but next, keir starmer has set out his plan to turbocharge the path towards net zero, turbocharge the work that we need to do on that energy transition. >> the answer , my friend, is >> the answer, my friend, is blowin in the wind. >> the answer, my friend, is blowin in the wind . the answer blowin in the wind. the answer is blowin in the wind. >> but will labour's green vision actually make you poorer? director of net zero watch andrew montford goes head to head with environmental scientist professor christian durn. it's live and next. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now coming up, what's publishing alleged remarks by the late queen about donald trump disrespectful to the memory of our great monarch ,

in scotland, a member of the snp has been kicked out of the snp has been kicked out of the snp has been kicked out of the party for comments about the israel—hamas war, described as utterly abhorrent. john mason has been accused of flippantly dismissing the deaths of more than 40,000 palestinians. party officials will now meet to discuss a fixed time period of suspension. greater manchester police have launched a murder investigation after a man who became trapped in a burning building died in hospital. officers were called to a fire on dumbarton green in wigan early on wednesday morning. it's being treated as a suspected arson attack. in other news, it's reported the former newsreader, huw edwards is now accused of sexually assaulting a 27 year old man in a west end club after sending explicit text messages. this follows earlier revelations that the 62 year old admitted receiving child sex images and videos. the alleged victim claims edwards, who continued despite being asked to stop, was brazenly aggressive and got off on the risk of getting caught. it's also alleged in the daily mail

this all under the snp, all under the snp. >> stay for welcome back to good afternoon britain.vealed that scotland has recorded more than 1000 deaths from drug misuse in 2023 alone. it tops the record tables this according to the national records of scotland. >> this is the second lowest figure since 2017, but comparing it to other countries, i mean it is off the scale. the nrs also found that deaths linked to drug misuse were more common today than in 2000. >> we are literally leading the way. i mean, the eu is way behind this. it's unbelievable. joining us now to discuss this is former snp glasgow city councillor austin sheridan. austin thank you very, very much. i mean this has all happened under the snp. the top of the wrong league table aren't they. what's going on. >> oh well drug legislation is up to westminster and you know so at the end of the day the snp don't don't control, for example, legislation around drugs and how they're controlled. however they're one part of the snp do have control of is health. and what tends to happenis of is health. and what tends to happe

last couple of weeks, we were talking about record closing numbers in the us on the nasdaq and the snp in and day out. and an die out. -- day in and day out-— day out. the us gdp still stands at _ day out. the us gdp still stands at a _ day out. the us gdp still stands at a healthy - day out. the us gdp still stands at a healthy 2.8%| day out. the us gdp still. stands at a healthy 2.896 on day out. the us gdp still - stands at a healthy 2.896 on an stands at a healthy 2.8% on an annualised basis of this talk of a potential recession may be ill founded and also bear in mind that most of the year people just care about what the federal reserve to an impact on friday'sjob support was federal reserve to an impact on friday's job support was we saw a massivejumping expectations a massive jumping expectations in a massivejumping expectations in terms of easing the federal reserve, it now stands as a best case scenario they will hide by 50 basis points instead of 25 basis points. soon enough people could turn their focus to be optimistic about the potential for a to be optimistic about the po

yeah but i mean the snp, do you think they're over as a political force in scotland because.i genuinely don't. >> i think they have to go away and regroup genuinely. i think you have too many people who are genuinely dyed in the wool nationalists, and i think their children see, you know, what their parents want and all that kind of stuff. and i do genuinely believe i'm not necessarily sure it will be in my lifetime, but i do believe scotland will become independent at some stage. but no, i don't. i think they are genuinely having a bad hair day, which is ironic because their leader doesn't have any hair. >> well, coming up, we've made it to the end of part two. come back for part three for the government's plans to have more diversity officers. just what we need and thought crimes. fantastic. see you welcome back to headliners. we've got the telegraph now and diversity, equity and inclusion was on the way out under the tories. but keir starmer is bringing it back bruce. >> now this is a ban on civil service diversity. jobs could be reversed . so although we are reversed. so

as you point out the snp 500 and the nasdaq are both tending lower.se mr powell confirmed what everyone suspected, that they will be a cut in september. although he did not say what size. this week people are focusing on artificial intelligent. because a huge chip maker that has been a proxy for investors that have wanted to get in on the ai boom... the other thing to remember of course is to remember is that in america it is a light week of trading ahead of a public holiday. that also can lead to bigger swings on the market. you touch there _ bigger swings on the market. you touch there on _ bigger swings on the market. you touch there on what jerome powell touch there on whatjerome powell didn't say about a likely cut. the baseline assumption is usually that it's going to be a quarter of i%. he gave no hints. what is the market expectation looking like now? data is auoin to expectation looking like now? data is going to be _ expectation looking like now? d—t: is going to be very important expectation looking like now? li5t5. is going to be very impo

well, the snp has alwa s listening at all. well, the snp has always believed _ listening at all.er on the people's priorities, including growing the economy and dealing with our public services, also making the case that these issues are intertwined with how we are governed, so they are not separate issues, they are completely two sides of the same coin... crosstalk. that is what — sides of the same coin... crosstalk. that is what will _ sides of the same coin... crosstalk. that is what will embark _ sides of the same coin... crosstalk. that is what will embark on _ sides of the same coin... crosstalk. that is what will embark on now. - sides of the same coin... crosstalk. that is what will embark on now. one | that is what will embark on now. one more question- _ that is what will embark on now. one more question. these scottish fiscal commission has said this, and they know often we hear from the snp that you look to the uk government's in terms of what's happening, in terms of the economy, and the scottish fiscal commission has said "much of the pressure on the scottish public

the same with the snp 500. and this has been sparked by friday's disappointing jobs report. saw earlier last week a disappointing and weak report on manufacturing. that release or a re—emergence of concerns about how strong the us economy is and whether or not american central bank has been too slow to cut interest rates as other countries have done, like the ecb. it as other countries have done, like the ecb. ., ., , , , as other countries have done, like theecb. ., ., ,, , the ecb. it follows big sell across euro -e the ecb. it follows big sell across eumpe and _ the ecb. it follows big sell across europe and asia. _ the ecb. it follows big sell across europe and asia. what _ the ecb. it follows big sell across europe and asia. what has - the ecb. it follows big sell across europe and asia. what has beenl europe and asia. what has been happening there?— happening there? what we saw overniaht happening there? what we saw overnight in — happening there? what we saw overnight in japan _ happening there? what we saw overnight in japan really - happening there? what we saw over

the snp and nasdaq have not fared so well. traders are turning away from the technology stocks right now. for more on this is the chief market strategist, great to see it this morning. are you surprised this rally is stalling? what should we read from the dow slipping back slightly? read from the dow slipping back sliuhtl ? ., ., �* slightly? good morning, i don't think they _ slightly? good morning, i don't think they can _ slightly? good morning, i don't think they can read _ slightly? good morning, i don't think they can read too - slightly? good morning, i don't think they can read too much i slightly? good morning, i don't l think they can read too much into slightly? good morning, i don't - think they can read too much into it because at the end of the day the big event is going to be tomorrow after they close with the earnings, so i think the market is trying to digest a lot of information that it has been given over the past week or so. we have got conclusive evidence that the fed is going to be on a loosening cycle. w

the snp 500 is down 4% and the nasdaq, where we have seen some of the biggest losses, that is down over% at the opening bell. and this is what happened injapan. and the picture across europe. and as i was saying a lot of this negative sentiment seems to be because only 11a,000 jobs were added to the us economy injuly, that was much lower than expected, raising fears the the world's biggest economy is slowing. and on wednesday japan's central bank increased the cost of borrowing, with its main interest rate going to "around 0.25%", which is the highest in 15 years. as a result september 18th is one day many people are looking to, that's when the us federal resere will makes its latest interest rate decision and investors are wondering if they will cut the cost of borrowing enough to stimulate the economy. katie kaminski is chief strategist and joins us from boston. what is going on with the markets. is it rational or irrational? it looks very much like the market is experiencing a recession trade, risk of behaviour, and we have to remember the market has been priced for a goldilocks scen

snp global market intelligence is still expecting decemberfor market intelligence is still expectingr the first rate cut, however, it acknowledges it is a close call. fik. rate cut, however, it acknowledges it is a close call.— it is a close call. 0k. is it september _ it is a close call. 0k. is it september or— it is a close call. 0k. is it| september or december? it is a close call. 0k. is it _ september or december? december. i did say december. _ september or december? december. i did say december. out _ september or december? december. i did say december. out of— september or december? december. i did say december. out of kilter- september or december? december. i did say december. out of kilter with i did say december. out of kilter with what some others _ did say december. out of kilter with what some others in _ did say december. out of kilter with what some others in the _ did say december. out of kilter with what some others in the market - what some others in the market thing. why are you more sceptical? we acknowledge it is a close call. let us talk about the market panic

snp downgraded ukraine's credit rating to the level of selective default. the country's national debt already exceeded $151 billion in may. for the sake of. admitted that ukraine is actually already in a state of default. kiev is trying to persuade creditors to delay payments on external debt. joe biden almost flew to russia. these shots are now spreading across social networks. meeting returning to the united states, convicted as a result of the exchange, the us president shook hands with those who had arrived, and then headed to the plane and climbed the ramp, leaving everyone in bewilderment. social media users jokingly suggested. that biden boarded the plane after the prisoners left because he thought he was being exchanged to russia. the white house, however, hastily stated that biden entered the empty plane to say thank you to the crew. next, watch eduard petrov’s investigation into a high-profile case in krasnoyarsk immediately after the advertisement. check your credit rating on the compare website or in the app, and we will select a favorable loan

israel's credit rating since the outbreak of the war. the other agencies that you see here are mies and snp global ratings, all major credit rating agencies. next, the downgrades and credit rating. well it could make it more difficult or even more expensive or both for israel to actually borrow money and rating is still considered investment grade among the safer groups of dead issuers but that doesn't really have some kind of relief for the state of israel's credit based on the downward spiral that is experiencing. now there are other factors driving the downgrade when it comes to israel, some of them are political fractiousness, you have coalition. and politics and of course the military imperatives, these are putting new fiscal consolidation into perspective. then uh the agency is predicting that israel's budget deficit is actually going to reach 7.8% of the gdp for this year that we're in. um, this would mean uh that compared with the 4.1% in 2023, it's uh increasing. fitch also expects israel's debt to gdp to remain above the 70% mark that you see here. for the year uh 2025, this if yo

this is the decision of the american agency snp global.squandered all the western money and was unable to ensure payments to creditors. in kiev , they even passed a law that makes it possible not to transfer money for external loans. but earlier, the fitch agency downgraded ukraine’s rating to the level of default is inevitable. then zelensky asked the united states for a new loan to transfer funds for old debts, but was refused. today in nizhny tagel is a day of mourning for the victims of a gas explosion in a high-rise building. a spontaneous memorial appeared near the site of the tragedy, where residents bring candles and flowers and toys in memory of the victims. the bodies of ten people were recovered from the rubble. five of them are children. according to the ministry of emergency situations, 15 people were rescued. 11 injured. are now in hospitals, five are in serious condition, 25 apartments in the building were damaged after the explosion, each the victim will be assigned an employee of the mayor's office to help people quickly r

חות בירושלים אין שכבר בחודש הבא נראה את שתי סוכנויות הדרוג הנוספות מודיס ו-snp שכבר הורידו את הדרוג שלנוonor, thank you very much for watching, until next time, salam. iran, the world holds its breath, when will iran act, what will its allies do, and what will the israeli state respond with, and will the americans join the war, and if the americans join the war, what will russia and china do about that? in other words, dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war. but world war ii, have it out with gallowe, why don't you? this week on expose, western broadcast media seeks to undermine international support for iran's retaliation against the israeli occupation, framing it as an unlawful aggression against the zionist regime. at the same time, digital platforms emphasize the glaring contradiction in biden's 3.5 billion us dollars military aid to zianist israel, as new shipment of weaponry arrives while an air strike. on gaza, school turned shelter takes over 150 innocent lives. adding to the tension, a revealing poll by menogava exposes deep fractures within israeli entity

כל אחד ואחת מאיתנו מערכות בירושלים, אין שכבר בחודש הבא נראה את שתי סוכנויות הדרוג הנוספות, מודיס ו-snps week on expose, western broadcast media seeks to undermine international support for iran's retaliation against the israeli occupation, framing it as an unlawful aggression against the zionist regime. at the same time, digital platforms emphasize the glaring contradiction in viden's 3.5 billion. million us dollars military aid to zianist israel, as new shipment of weaponry arrives, while an air strike on gaza, school turned shelter, takes over 150 innocent lives. adding to detention, a revealing poll by meno gava exposes deep fractures within israeli entity society. 46% of settlers fear the looming threat of civil war, while an overwhelming 93% of netanyahu's opponents condemn him as a divisive public figure. stay tuned for expose, the truth is just a revelation away. the headlines in this hour, the israely military continues to steadly air and artillery strikes across the gaza strip as the death though from the must long onslot in the palestinian territory. cops 40, hamas spokesman

has been kicked out of the snp has been kicked out of the party for comments about the israel—hamasmore than 40,000 palestinians. party officials will now meet to discuss a fixed time period of suspension and in an afternoon of breaking news in greater manchester police, there have launched a murder investigation after a man who became trapped in a burning building has died in a burning building has died in hospital . officers were in hospital. officers were called to a fire on dumbarton green in wigan early on wednesday morning. it's now being treated as a suspected arson attack . in other news, arson attack. in other news, a private funeral for one of the three girls stabbed to death in southport is taking place today. six year old bebe king was attacked during a dance class at the end of last month. the killings of those three girls has sparked anti—immigration and counter protests across the uk, in part because of misinformation about the suspect . misinformation about the suspect. and in the us, the president, joe biden, claims a ceasefire between israel and hamas is , he betwe

of course, apart from fitch, two other reputable institutions, moody's and snp, have also re-rated the rating reduce israel. this shows that, in fact, the whole idea for israel is not clear . for example, it was mentioned in the fish open report that probably the israelis are in 2022. in fact, the production of chicken, eggs, and milk is affected by this limitation. now they are evacuating the northern borders because the possibility of serious transportation from there is very high and the majority of the production of these products that i mentioned is in this area, this has caused the israeli economy to suffer , while the entry of products such as food products and appliances household electrical appliances and such as cars, which are mainly from the southern parts, i.e. mander alat this is influenced by the second factor that i mentioned, that is, i just saw another report today , which said that in addition to the failure of the eilat port, the haifa port also had a similar problem , especially since there is one of the places where there is a high probability of hizbollah rockets

של כל אחד ואחת מאיתנו, מערכות בירושלים הן שכבר בחודש הבא נראה את שתי סוכנויות הדרוג הנוספות, מודיז ו-snp expose, western broadcast media seeks to undermine international support for iran's retaliation against the israeli occupation, framing it as an unlawful aggression against the zionist regime. at the same time, digital platforms emphasize the glaring contradiction in biden's 3.5 billion us dollars military aid to zianist israel, as new shipment of weaponry arrives while an air strike on gaza school. current shelter takes over 150 innocent lives, adding to the tension, a revealing poll by meno gava exposes deep fractures within israeli entity society. 46% of settlers fear the looming threat of civil war, while an overwhelming 93% of netanyahu's opponents condemn him as a divisive public figure. stay tuned for expose, the truth is just a revelation away. iran: the world holds its breath, when will iran act? what will its allies do, and what will the israeli state respond with, and will the americans join the war, and if the americans join the war, what will russia and china do about? in

in scotland the snp are saying this is the labour _ uk.sion of austerity _ this is the labour version of austerity. there's a different battle — austerity. there's a different battle going on in scotland between different _ battle going on in scotland between different parties. look, there's going _ different parties. look, there's going to — different parties. look, there's going to be a change in the position. _ going to be a change in the position, but the labour party are adamant that they are going to be cautious— adamant that they are going to be cautious and i think that the chancellor's budget statement in the autumn— chancellor's budget statement in the autumn will be cautious as well, her opponent— autumn will be cautious as well, her opponent say she is giving us of her tax, increases, she says there will be no _ tax, increases, she says there will be no increase in the text that really — be no increase in the text that really affect people, vat, national insurance — really affect people, vat, national insurance will and talking

according to the snp agency, the number of new orders increased in july.ed with increasing number. increased demand. let me remind you that an index value above 50 points indicates an increase in business activity. and the stock market collapsed in japan. the key nike index, which includes 225 of the largest companies, immediately fell by 13%. according to bloomberg, investor confidence has collapsed due to the rise of the yen and the tightening of monetary policy. the bank of japan raised its key rate to a quarter of a percent, the highest in 15 years, and signaled a further tightening of monetary policy. the deteriorating economic data in the usa. it was economic news. short. we'll take on this matter. this will be an honest detective. are you used to watching videos online? has it stopped working? install, open. let's see. russian channels all series, movies and cartoons, educational programs, and documentaries.

according to the snp agency, the number of new orders increased in july.e in the number of customers and increased demand. let me remind you that an index value above 50 points indicates an increase in business activity. retailer stockman bought the hugo boss business in russia. according to the unified state register of legal entities, the deal was closed on august 2. the first stores are expected to open this quarter. the german clothing manufacturer has suspended operations in russia in march twenty-second. in total , he had 19 points of sale throughout the country. the stock market has collapsed in japan. the key nike index, which includes 225 of the largest companies, immediately fell by 12.5%. bloomberg investor confidence collapsed due to the rise of the yen and the tightening of monetary policy. the bank of japan raised its key rate to a quarter of a percent. this is a 15-year maximum and signaled further tightening of the monetary policy. and warren buffett has amassed a personal record $277 billion. according to cnbc, his financial conglomerate b

to the snp westminster leader stephen flynn is speaking at the annual conference in edinburgh.ter. he's expected to deliver his first speech since last month's election, where his party lost dozens of mps. flynn will accuse the government of inflicting austerity cuts and misery on the public, and he'll also position the snp as the party offering hopein the snp as the party offering hope in the face of challenges . hope in the face of challenges. news from the middle east and there is evidence today that israel may be preparing for a long term military presence in gaza. that's after new satellite imagery has shown the creation of a corridor in the north of gaza, where farmland, orchards and buildings appear to have been bulldozed. the move could grant the idf more freedom of movement in the area, and analysis are suggesting it could be part of a broader, long term strategy for the region. well, new research has revealed that ozempic could do more than just fight obesity. it could also slow down ageing. in a study of over 17,000 people aged over 45, the anti—obesity drug semaglut