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then he talked about us not going into the customs union and single market. european union, which is northern ireland, which is why i carry this badge, because i've been fighting the irish sea border that puts northern ireland in the single market for goodsin ireland in the single market for goods in the european union . so goods in the european union. so i'm afraid i take no heart that this man is going to respect the vote of the british people to leave the european union, and the successive four elections that took place after that , that took place after that, reaffirming that that decision, he is taking us step by step back into the eu. >> what was fascinating when he was pushed on specific details repeatedly, even by friendly media people that like like the prospect of getting back into the eu on freedom of movement , the eu on freedom of movement, on youth mobility and on fishing, he got quite tetchy . fishing, he got quite tetchy. today wasn't about details. he was saying, well, why not? and particularly on fishing, when he was asked a very good questi

times lower than just the factories of global transnational companies that are located in the customs union. this is clear. this choice was made in favor of the consumer. we came here as operators, there were few of us, the very first, well, we were learning the ropes. it was somehow very. scary, probably, even when we came, the equipment is completely new, we had never seen anything like this, of course we believed, modernization is constantly underway and something is being updated, even though sanctions and all that have surrounded us from all sides, but still somewhere there are new markets, new opportunities, i actually never i have not seen a green plate, as we call it, green, it is a moisture-resistant plate, at the old enterprise we had only two formats there, and here formats and... textures and every year some innovation, innovation, it is interesting, it was, it became, it is clearly visible in the example of borisov, ankle-deep mud in the thirteenth, outdated workshops and rubbish on the territory. today, a completely different type of enterprise with a history dating back to th

, they, correspond strict requirements of the relevant standards, technical regulations of the customs unionwe confirm this annually: passenger safety is the most important thing in our work. consumers from many countries around the world are convinced of the strength, beauty and convenience of vertical transport made in belarus. at the belarusian. once again, this is an international exhibition, we definitely receive feedback, sometimes we can get feedback in terms of some kind of improvement, that is, some advice, everything is fine, but fix this, and this is also very important, because this is the feedback that we need to improve our products. 80% of the company's products are exported, the main sales markets are the russian federation, kazakhstan, armenia. we constantly monitor the messages that come to us both from consumers directly and from installation, construction organizations, service organizations, our service centers, the information is processed, if necessary, corrective measures are developed. the invaluable capital of the enterprise is the people who has been working here f

on which we will stand firm, there will be no return to freedom of movement, no return to the customs union, no return to the single market. but we will find constructive ways to work together and deliver for the british people . british people. >> well, it's emerged sir keir is paying back more than £6,000 worth of gifts and hospitality received since he became prime minister. downing street has confirmed he's covering the costs of six taylor swift tickets for to the races, a and a clothing rental agreement with a clothing rental agreement with a high end designer favoured by his wife, lady victoria starmer. it comes after sir keir and other cabinet members, who vowed to clean up british politics, faced weeks of criticism for accepting tens of thousands of pounds worth of freebies from wealthy donors . president biden wealthy donors. president biden says he does not support strikes on iran's nuclear sites in response to its missile attack against israel. iran launched over 180 ballistic missiles at israel last night, which the united states president previously called ineffective. israeli

there will be no return to freedom of movement, no return to the customs union, no return to the single market. but we will find constructive ways to work together and deliver for the british people . british people. >> meanwhile, it's emerged sir keir's are paying back more than £6,000 worth of gifts and hospitality received since he became prime minister. downing street has confirmed he's covering the costs of six taylor swifts tickets for to the races and a clothing rental agreement with a high end designer favoured by his wife, lady victoria starmer. it comes after sir keir and other cabinet members who vowed to clean up british politics, faced weeks of criticism for accepting tens of thousands of pounds worth of freebies from wealthy donors. president biden says he does not support strikes on iran's nuclear sites in response to its missile attack against israel. iran launched over 180 ballistic missiles at israel last night, which the united states president previously called ineffective. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed that iran would face consequences, with some a

in our manifesto we have a clear redline about single market customs union and movement and we will negotiate with those red lines in place. >> i'm disappointed about that and maybe we can come back to that but he's right to say that one of the many problems of our economy coming from the brexit deal is the red tape that has been put on businesses. there are many examples but a new example came to me earlier this weekend it affects fishermen and the falklands who are otherwise having to pay huge amounts in terrace -- t arriffs/ .when the prime minister re-negotiates the trade deal can you remember the overseas territories? and ensure that british citizens fishing off the falklands can sail proudly under the union jack? p.m. starmer: my uncle nearly lost his life when his ship was torpedoed defending the falklands. they are british and will remain british. of course we will do everything we can do make it easier for all businesses to trade more freely so we can grow our economy. i've made it very clear about the falklands and it is personal to me. >> thank you, mr. speaker. a conservative lead

he insists there will be no budging on his red lines no return to the single market or the customs unionts hands. these brand—new bilateral talks, which we're told start now could get sticky pretty quickly. now it's been a case of will they won't they — the around—the—world cruise ship, which has been stranded in belfast for months, was supposed to finally set sail for france on monday. that was then delayed, but now the company boss says it's due to leave "any minute now." chris page has this update. the oceans are beckoning, but they're still out of reach. the villa vie residences odyssey has become world famous because of its world tour, which has taken in one city in four months. a lot of the for that what a way — a lot of the for that what a way to _ a lot of the for that what a way to retire. we're very thambul— way to retire. we're very thankful to mike and kathy, the crew_ thankful to mike and kathy, the crew and — thankful to mike and kathy, the crew and everybody that is made this happen. we thank belfast in the — this happen. we thank belfast in the shipyards and all the pebbl

so, would you advocate going back into either the single market or the customs union?but i think it will happen. the next generation — the young generation, when they voted, voted overwhelmingly to stay in the european union. in ten years�* time, when they and their compadres are in parliament and running the country, it may be possible to get back but the brexiteers did a good job in making it difficult because we not only insulted our neighbours but in addition to that, we have lost all the special advantages we had — the rebates, the opt—out from the social chapter, the opt—out from the single currency. all those things are gone. if we sought to get back, we would probably have to accept them or we couldn't get back. so, it may be that that is going to be more than parliament, at any stage i can see, will accept in the foreseeable future. what they'll do in the long—term future, who can tell, because who knows how circumstances will change? the brexiteers did a very good job in dividing us from europe, even though they did a very bad job improving our prosperity and

european union had been completed with full membership, which remains limited to the level of the customs union, perhaps we wouldn't be in search of such alternatives. we observed that the power dynamics are constantly evolving, particularly in a world with nearly 200 nation state actors. despite pressure from the west circuit is forging ahead with its rich ambitions. i always say this decision may recalibrate turkey as balancing world between east and west. cementing its position in a multi pulled up all position from some nato allies is expected, but churches leadership remains focused on expanding its influence across the global saw. the brits of mines known for its goal of promoting global cooperation outside of western dominated institutions. seems like a natural fit for church. i know this suggests that this step is not just economically driven, but also be strategic realignment as turkey rose, weary of western partners. i believe that the us is putting negative pressure on turkey's participation in brooks, as well as on relations with russia because of turkey joins bricks. it will change

on which we will stand firm, there will be no return to freedom of movement, no return to the customs union, no return to the single market. >> but we will find constructive ways to work together and deliver for the british people. >> well, it's emerged sir keir starmer has paid more than £6,000 worth of gifts and hospitality received since becoming prime minister downing street's confirmed he's covered the cost of six taylor swifts tickets for to the races and a clothing rental agreement with a high end designer favoured by his wife, lady starmer. it comes after sir keir and other cabinet members, who vowed to clean up british politics, faced weeks of criticism for accepting tens of thousands of pounds worth of freebies from wealthy donors . a freebies from wealthy donors. a doctor charged over the death of friends star matthew perry has pleaded guilty to a charge of illegally distributing the drug ketamine. doctor mark chavez could face up to ten years in prison when he is sentenced. he's today entered his plea dunng he's today entered his plea during an appearance in a court in los angel

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he insists there will be no budging on his red lines, no return to the single market or the customs union—new bilateral talks which we are told that now could get sticky pretty quickly. katya adler, our europe editor, thank you. the four conservative mps vying to become the party's next leader have all addressed the final day of its annual conference. the next round of voting starts in a week and the new leader will be announced a month today. 0ur political editor, chris mason, is in birmingham and has been listening to what they had to say. 0nto the stage one by one, the candidates for conservative leader. the job — hauling their party out of the deepest of holes, colossal election defeat. the speech that felt like a potential game—changer came from the man who used to be home secretary, james cleverly, who channelled the former us president ronald reagan in trying to be upbeat. so let's be more like reagan. let's be enthusiastic, relatable, positive, optimistic. let's be more normal. laughter. he said the property sales tax stamp duty should be scrapped and adapted a line gordon brown o

this is required by the technical regulations customs union no. 021 of 2011 on food safety.t is valid throughout the eac, and a single register of issued certificates of conformity and registered declarations of conformity operates for its entire territory. anyone can go to the eas website or go to it from the website of our state standard in the registers section, open the list, enter the declaration number that the seller presented for his goods and check whether this document is valid. if it is on the list and valid, then the safety of the products you are going to buy has been confirmed by experts. by the way, the seller can show the inspector or the buyer a paper copy of the document, or can simply say its number. both. legally, stop here and evaluate our standard of living and the availability of technology, standing between a barrel of carp and a truck with watermelons in gomel or brest, you can independently check the safety of a watermelon or dried fish that was brought to us from astrakhan, and the products of individuals at fairs are most often not checked at all.

there will be will stand firm, there will be no return to freedom of movement, no return to the customs unionno return to the single market. but we will find constructive ways to work together and deliver for the british people . british people. >> well, it's emerged that sir keir starmer is paying back more than £6,000 worth of gifts and hospitality received since he became prime minister. downing street has confirmed he's covered the cost of six taylor swift tickets for to the races and a clothing rental, agreements with a high end designer favoured by his wife, lady victoria starmer. it comes after sir keir and other cabinet members, who vowed to clean up british politics, faced weeks of criticism for accepting tens of thousands of pounds worth of freebies from wealthy donors . freebies from wealthy donors. president biden says he does not support strikes on iran's nuclear sites in response to its missile attack against israel. iran launched over 180 ballistic missiles at israel last night, which the united states president has previously called ineffective. israeli prime minister benjamin

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this will not involve rejoining the single market, customs unit, union, but we will get the relationship better. >> thank you, mr. speaker. 27,000 people in the cities of london and westminster live in the private rented sector. after 14 years of neglect and delay, they face damp and mold in their homes, they risk no-fault evictions and out of the blue rent hikes. does the deputy prime minister agree with me that the renters rights bill currently in committee will transform life for private renters and finally rebalance power between tenants and landlords? ms. rayner: i think my right honorable friend and i welcome her to this place and i'm incredibly proud of the renters rights bill that we are pushing through parliament because too many renters are being exploited by a minority of unscrupulous landlords, unable to challenge bad practices but they could be convicted at any moment -- be evicted at any moment. the conservatives promised this and failed to deliver. we will deliver. mr. hoyle: ray stevenson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. communities across the country, including in bedfordshir

on which we will stand firm, there will be no return to freedom of movement, no return to the customs unionmarket, but we will find constructive ways to work together and deliver for the british people . british people. >> so the one real difference that i >> so the one real difference thati can >> so the one real difference that i can see between the last government and this government is on matters of the european defence union, where clearly labour want to be more involved . labour want to be more involved. but what does it all mean , but what does it all mean, lloyd? i mean, if we're not so we're not going to rejoin any of these things. so how's the relationship going to change? >> it is interesting that it was the european defence aspects, which were the controversial parts of the lisbon treaty and the european constitution. that meant it all fell apart and it was britain that was saying, we want no european defence co—ordination. that's what nato is for. it's very interesting now that it seems to all be forgotten, and suddenly that's the bit that we're happy to go in on. >> i haven't

on which we will stand firm, there will be no return to freedom of movement, no return to the customs unionno return to the single market. but we will find constructive ways to work together and deliver for the british people . british people. >> meanwhile, sir keir starmer has paid back more than £6,000 worth of gifts and hospitality received since he became prime minister. downing street has confirmed he's in. he is covering the costs of six taylor swift tickets for to the races and a clothing rental agreement with a high end designer favoured by his wife, lady victoria starmer. it comes after sir keir and other cabinet members who vowed to clean up british politics, faced weeks of criticism for accepting tens of thousands of pounds worth of freebies from wealthy donors . freebies from wealthy donors. police in denmark have confirmed that an explosion outside the israeli embassy in copenhagen was caused by hand grenades. there were no injuries reported, andifs there were no injuries reported, and it's too early to say how big the blast had been, according to a police spokesperson. police

we will not be returning to the single market nor the customs union. ome concessions if he's going to get some new and improved flashy new deal with the european union anyway, don't go anywhere. it is. martin daubney up . next. is. martin daubney up. next. >> despite the morning rain, it'll be a nice, warm, cosy day ahead. >> boxed heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> hello, good afternoon and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well we've got a cold night ahead with some frost and fog in places, but as we head into tomorrow, plenty of fine and settled for weather many. the south will have to wait though for that as we head into this afternoon. still plenty of cloud here as low pressure dominates, but as high pressure builds from the north, that's bringing us that fine and settled weather. as i say though, as we head into this evening, there will still be some cloud across the south and southeast, and still a few showers feeding into some east and southeastern coasts, but these will ge

we had clear red lines about the single market, customs union, freedom of movement, and we will negotiates in place. >> ed davey. >> ed davey. >> well, i am disappointed about the youth mobility scheme. maybe we can come back to that, but he's right to say one of the many problems for our economy coming from the dreadful brexit deal was the red tape that's been put on businesses. now there are many examples of that, mr speaker, but a new example came to me earlier this week and it affects fishermen in the falklands who are otherwise having to pay huge amounts in tariffs to be able to sell, to be able to sell to, to be able to sell their produce into the european market or sail under a spanish flag. so when the prime minister renegotiates the trade deal minister renegotiates the trade deal, can you remember the overseas territories and why? and ensure that british citizens fishing off the falklands can sail proudly under the union jack ? jack? >> the prime minister. >> the prime minister. >> my uncle nearly lost his life when his ship was torpedoed defending the falklands. they are british

at&t and the local bell companies, our members began to rebel and they turned to their union one of the few customer service groups that has a union and they turned to cwa and said, you've got to help relieve this stress. now the challenges unions know how to negotiate wages and pension health care. how do you negotiate to relieve stress? and what i the front row seat was learning from our service rep union leaders what they thought needed to be done in order to make the job, what it had once been, which was a humane job, albeit paternalistic, militaristic, rules oriented. that was the bell system. yet had some degree autonomy and control over being able to do their work. now this was all driven by the computer and i got to listen to our service rep leaders who were telling us and the men who were negotiating their contracts, who were telling them, here's what we need. we need some relief from this incest. and surveillance of our work. sound familiar? hmm we need some relief from this concept and phone call dropping into us. and we have to know what's it called? we had to do two tasks at one time. t

but like so you know , there's the single you know, there's the single market and the customs union andd that's fine. we're out of those. but then do the public really care if we sign a deal over, you know, collaborating on something quite narrow? no, i don't think so. that's the normal part of diplomacy. so i don't think starmer and reeves are trying to reverse brexit. i agree essentially that basically this is boris johnson's tune, right? i don't think he has anything useful to say about a country which has to make loads of really hard public spending decisions because he didn't want to make them right. his 2019 manifesto was basically just spend money on the north and hope that it continued to vote for him. he then had to spend all of that money on covid and that left him in a very difficult position, which he was brought down by other reasons, but i think he would have handled very badly. so he's talking about yesterday's issue because yesterday's issue is the safe terrain for him. but i think if he ever did want to come back into british politics, actually, we'd be interesting to s

while they were clear and ruling out a return to free movement of people to the customs market to the single unionly he refused to rule out deals on those big asks from ursula von der leyen. tom: ok. thank you very much indeed, on the ground for us in brussels on that visit. he tries on the edges to improve relations with brussels. the french president emmanuel macron says europe is no longer a priority of the u.s.. speaking at the berlin global dialogue, he discussed the importance of the upcoming american election and what a second trump presidency would mean for europe. >> i think it could have consequences. differences in the security part of the agenda for sure. >> good consequences? >> consequences. [laughter] i don't want to speculate on the election. my point more than that is that the u.s. is a very important ally. but whoever will be elected and whatever the administration is, i think we have to be listening to her situation. europe is no longer the top priority of the u.s. the u.s. top priority is u.s., which is normal and fair. the second top priority is china. for the rest, they are s

in our manifesto we have a clear redline about single market customs union and movement and we will negotiatend maybe we can come back to that but he's right to say that one of the many problems of our economy coming from the brexit deal is the red tape that has been put on businesses. there are many examples but a new example came to me earlier this weekend it affects fishermen and the falklands who are otherwise having to pay huge amounts in terrace -- t arriffs/ .when the prime minister re-negotiates the trade deal can you remember the overseas territories? and ensure that british citizens fishing off the falklands can sail proudly under the union jack? p.m. starmer: my uncle nearly lost his life when his ship was torpedoed defending the falklands. they are british and will remain british. of course we will do everything we can do make it easier for all businesses to trade more freely so we can grow our economy. i've made it very clear about the falklands and it is personal to me. >> thank you, mr. speaker. a conservative lead counsel has proposed data of care phone -- of care homes. do yo

it's formation is ended by forces a custom to thinking and acting to dominate everything union and the legal unilateral sanction he's not out. right. protection. so we could manipulation of the currency and stuff. markets are being one of these people around 65 percent of the trade between bricks members now buying pulses. the greenback in russia in china is case it's 95 percent. now the room is of a new thing to do with the us dollar payment system. a bit like swift, but which, unlike swift, the white house calling just caught nations off from when it's in a bad news for you. but that breaks has been responsible for a significant portion of global economic growth and recent decades. now, is the time to move forward with creating alternative payment methods for transactions between countries. it's not about replace, you know, currencies we, but we need to look to ensure that the multi plan or the we desire is reflected in international financial system. and this is part of creating an, a political alternative to wall georgia that's out of date, out of touch. and very often, out for plo

the local steelworkers union endorsed the 45th president gifting him a custom hard hat. harris is slamming trump on his record with labor unions while courting votes in michigan. watch. >> we've got to get the word out to all of the brothers and sisters in labor to remind them of what this dude does. right? what he actually does. because make no mistake, donald trump is no friend to labor. donald trump's track record is a disaster for working people. and he is i believe an existential threat to america. maria: well, vermont senator bernie sanders joined me and i asked him about union members and how they're moving toward trump and harris' record on tariffs. watch this. >> there is a reason why the united automobile workers, the guys who do the work on the automobile industry, are strongly supporting kamala harris. i don't think you need to say that foreign stuff can't come into america. that would just raise prices exponentially. what you need is a fair trade policy. you can't have corporations throwing american workersers out on the street, going to mexico, going to chi

george's union of youth, under his aegis was held.. . pro-russian custom actions, georgievskaya lentochkaination against fascism and children's competition pobeda deda, my victory. we, as the russian people, do not divide russians into ukrainians and belarusians. for promotion of the kremlin narratives, rogo used his cat organization slavyanskaya gvardiya. so, in 2012, this organization paid for the placement of boards with putin in ukraine. later in the 14th year, the rogov guard was among the organizers of the anti-maidan in zaporizhzhia. held actions with russian flags. in april 2014, vladimir appointed himself the so-called new governor of the zaporizhzhia region, fled to bolot, where he regularly appeared on pro-government russian television with incredible stories about his alleged kidnapped and interrogated, that ukraine died on the maidan and generally wants to join novorossiya. unfortunately, today kyiv is once again occupied by fascists and neo-nazis. we see portraits of bandera. we see the black and red flags of the oun-upa army, which fought on hitler's side. the role of a pro

80000 votes the past week and trump received an endorsement from the steelworkers union at a rally gifting him a customthe valley, pennsylvania congressman dan meuser who was also rally in house financial services and small business committee. good to see you. >> how are you feeling about pennsylvania do you agree with senator fetterman whoever wins pennsylvania wins this race. >> to the map it comes down to the keystone state and were doing very well we have a groundswell and were firing on all cylinders here we have president trump doing nothing but things that are inspiring to the voters from what you saw with the steelworkers to his trip to mcdonald's and then you have harris stating that we did the right thing and the infamous are famous does nothing i can think of that we would do differently. there's no hope for future indo detail to any plan and first of all we know what president trump can do and is adding to his would be that much better for a strong economy and strong national security in pennsylvania is buying into it strongly and so is registration numbers were up 420,000, 430,000 more rep

customers. but by the same token, we have great opportunities ahead. >> as the strike continues, union leaders say they're ready to head back to the bargaining table. >> will happen. >> this whole story is really bizarre. it's apparently a staged crash, not a real crash. it says you see caught on dash cam video. the video is going viral. police are now investigating claiming this is insurance fraud and they say it's happening more often around the country. ryan bass now has more on how you can protect yourself from similar scams. >> the dash cam video tells it all here and it's crazy to watch this scheme unfold in real time. and there's actually specific names for the moves that the scammers pull going, stop swoop and squat. and that's exactly what happened to a woman in queens, new york when she was driving on the highway and she caught this entire thing on her dash cam video. take a look at this. >> will accident. >> in that crazy p and that hasan was driving on a three-lane parkway which had to slam on her brakes to avoid a crash in shoulder list lane, a car swerved into her lane. cover off. st

there was a rant, not even befitting a student union activist, courtesy of the transport minister, louise hague, who urged customersott p&o, which almost lost this country. £1 billion worth of investment , 10 this country. £1 billion worth of investment, 10 million pensioners, a large portion of whom are living in poverty, are to be stripped of the winter fuel payment. there's the egregious tax on private schools, which has seen over 10,000 children already leave the state. the private sector, 10,000 kids already left the private sector, some in the middle of their academic year, disrupting their education and losing their friends and access to the teachers with whom they have a relationship. by the time the government have made exemptions and paid the cost of new state school places for a growing exodus of kids, how much money will this wicked and ideological policy raise , and at ideological policy raise, and at what price ? there's the non—doms what price? there's the non—doms tax, which i'll grant you, was stupidly started by the conservatives, but made worse under labour and is now expected to cost the country

customs, transport, industry, civil aviation. against the backdrop of a slowing global economy and illegitimate external pressure, our union is expanding increasing its key macroeconomic indicators. in the first 6 months of this year, its gross domestic product increased by 4%, and this was achieved largely due to the existing intra-union growth factors, high investment activity, and consumer demand. this year, the eurasian union is 10 years old, which is not much by the standards of international organizations, but the integration is already yielding results. on trade between the union and iran, which will significantly improve the working conditions of russian exporters in the iranian market. russian-iranian cooperation will continue in all areas, including in matters of interaction with the eac. marina gromova, alexey konopko, nikolay zakharov and ilya korchuganov. news of the week. risking a big loss, the european union decided to declare a trade war on china this week, the european commission headed by sursuly came up with the idea of ​​introducing a brutal 45% duty on the import of chinese electric vehicles. on friday , the eu co

getting people back onto the lines working with the unions to come to a deal that is in the best interest of workers and boeing as well. and working with customershing for deliveries. there are now over 51t00 aircraft that are backlogged. it is an important time but kelly 0rtberg is owning this, he is visible and reading the remarks from the ceo that along with the release of the results, he is trying to rebuild the sense of unity in the organisation because he cannot do this alone. this is a cultural change that needs to happen with everyone committed to a new future at boeing. there will be questions about that future because it is hard to overstate how devastating the problems have been for the industry. you touched on the customers waiting for delivery of planes, a huge work force out on strike. while the boss might promise to change things, it is really hard to see how he will do that in practice. there are so many challenges, but it is in this monopolistic position where customers have few choices it is either boeing or airbus. few choices it is either boeing or airm— or airbus. you are right, this is a situation _ or airbus. you are right

customs, transport, industry, and civil aviation. against the backdrop of a slowdown in the global economy and illegitimate external pressure, our union is expanding and increasing its key macroeconomic indicators. in the first 6 months of this year, its gross domestic product increased by 4.5%, and this was achieved largely due to the existing intra-union growth factors, high investment activity and... consumer demand. this year the eurasian union is 10 years old, not much by the standards of international organizations, but the integration is already yielding results. the share of payments in national currencies is 95%. that is , we are saying that yes, here we have economic integration that is really quite dense, but nevertheless it needs to be continued. if we talk about food security, then according to the main indicators we are at 100% or close to 100%. results of trips to iran for the eurasian. economic forum mikhail mishustin sums up at a government meeting, we expect that in the near future the free trade agreement between the union and iran will come into force, which is significantly ... invigorates, dear friends, good afte

union of movement of goods, services, capital and labor. an important area of ​​increasing the efficiency of customs administration, we discussed this in detailing the igc meeting. close cooperation in this area is necessary to ensure the free movement of goods, will serve to increase the budget revenues of our states. together we are also forming a single transport space, we have approved, accordingly, a roadmap in this area for a three-year period, within the framework of which we will intensify work on modernizing the logistics infrastructure. well, on creating international corridors. on the sidelines of the intergovernmental council, we also discussed the most significant issues on the bilateral agenda with the prime minister of belarus and the prime minister of kyrgyzstan. dear colleagues, it is important to further expand the network sustainable partnerships with foreign countries, develop infrastructure for foreign economic activity, technological, industrial cooperation and development of new markets. solution. tasks are necessary to achieve the national development goals set by the president. on today's agenda, the government contin

tariffs on brandy from the european union — are two of the world's biggest trade blocs heading for a full blown trade war? and as uber rolls out new options to let customershoose electric rides — we talk to the boss, ceo dara khosrowshahi. plus, pepsi loses its fizz. the soft drinks and snacks giant says it will cut prices as american consumers tighten their belts. welcome to business today, live from new york, i m michelle fleury. live from new york, a row between two of the world's biggest trade blocs is deepening with china announcing new tariffs on brandy imports from the european union. it follows last week's decision by the eu to push ahead with import taxes of its own on electric vehicles from china. last year china imported about $1.8bn of brandy from the eu with the vast majority coming from france. from friday companies that import will have to pay a tariff of up to 39% to the chinese government after they decided their own producers were being unfairly harmed. it follows the eu pushing ahead with tariffs of up to 45% of china's electric vehicles which it says have benefitted unfairly from government help. last year trade between the eu and chin

customers are advised to consider using alternative transport. underground workers including drivers are set to strike next month in a dispute over pay. the uniontrain drivers and management staff will walk out on the 7th and 12th of november. rmt members including station and signalling staff will also walk out on dates between the 1st and 8th of november. the country s first children's home, the foundling hospital in bloomsbury, is launching a new digital archive featuring over 100,000 pages of records from its archive. the foundling hospital was the first home for children who had been abandoned by their parents. the records, from the early 18th century to the late 19th century, reveals details about the lives of the 27,000 children who grew up at there. all good news on the tubes as all lines are running well. now onto the weather with kawser. hello there, good morning. well, after the overnight rain today, it's a much more settled day. fine and dry, with plenty in the way of sunshine around. there'll be some patchy cloud at times this morning and later this afternoon, but some good spells of sunshine. and whilst it won't be as warm as it w